Pope tells doctors: support life ^VOICE , SEPTEMBER 26, 1975 VOL. XVII No. 29 VATICAN CITY — (NC) — Pope Paul VI has reaffirmed the Church's opposition to euthanasia, and has called upon doctors to support life to the very last. Addressing 1,000 delegates to the Third World Congress of the College of Psychosomatic Medicine Sept. 18, the Pope said: "Concerning the value of each human person, we wish to remind you that it is the physician's duty to be always at the service of life, and to assist the individual to the very end, without ever accepting euthanasia or renouncing the very human duty to help a person to end his days with dignity." SPEAKING in French to delegates from more than 50 countries of five continents, Pope Paul recalled the teaching of Pope Pius XII on the use of pain-killing drugs. Pope Pius XII, the present Pope noted, said in 1958 that such drugs could be used prudently by competent people, "but never so as to diminish personal respon- sibility or against the rights that are proper to a human person." Pope Paul commended the perspective of psychosomatic medicine, which sees the doctor-patient relationship as one between two human beings, in which the patient loses none of his human value because of his condition (Psychosomatic medicine deals with psychological causes of physical symptoms). NOTING the importance of family support for those afflicted with psychosomatic ills, the Pope called upon the delegates to stress the role of the family for the physical and moral well being of individuals. He cited "especially the most vulnerable-the in- fant, the aged and the sick, which is to say, all of those who are not productive, who are abandoned by a mentality not based on a true conception of man nor on the Christian spirit." ri- '"is'-'i-
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r/)/s child is a little young to appreciate her first experience with religious education; but her mother and hundreds of other men and women were inspired at com- missioning ceremonies held at parishes throughout the Archdiocese on Cateche- tical Sunday to spread the word of God through teaching CCD classes. See pictures page 17. Food Co-Op: Good for -.-•j •#*•• soul, good for budget Everybody's paying more and You can't have the attitude that welcomed the co-op as a useful more and more for food. you will grab the best for yourself opportunity to increase parish Except some of the people at like you would at the supermarket. St. John the Apostle parish in The spirit of cooperation is there (Continued on page 8) Hialeah. now and it brings us together," she They're paying less. Quite a bit said. less. And eating better. Father O'Loughlin gave But there's more to it than food typical prices on food as 4 cents a for the body. There's food for the pepper, 6 cents a plum, 12 cents a spirit, according to Father Henry lettuce head, 27 cents a loaf of O'Loughlin, assistant pastor and bread. Mrs. Hoyt said, overall, founder of the 40 member food co- vegetable savings are about 35 per op. cent average with meat running "WHATEVER their reasons about 25 per cent less than the INSIDE for joining, people belong because supermarkets. Classified... 23 they enjoy belonging and sharing," The produce is bought at the Editorial 6 he said. Farmers' Market every two weeks Know Your Mrs. Martha Hoyt, program Faith 13 and the meat and eggs from Movies 11 coordinator, said, "It's a whole companies dealing in those Question 6 ".**• new way of thinking and eating. quantities. Pacesetter... 5 My kids call it adventures in "WHEN I first broached the So. Fla. Scene 19 dining. idea," said Father O'Loughlin, Spanish . 25-28 "It's not only cheaper but also TV 10 "people were skeptical. For- Walsh ...... 6 a way of coming together, of tunately we have within the parish VoiceofPope12 Ray Cooper of the St. John the Apostle co-op loads food having community and showing a charismatic group with a sense of Youth 21 people they must share equally. community. The officers . OFFICIAL Archidiocese of Miami Appointments
The Chancery announces that Archbishop Carroll THE REVEREND PATRICK ORGAN — to retaining other assignment. has made the following appointments, effective as of Assistant Pastor, St. Andrew Church, Coral Springs. THE REVEREND MICHAEL F. O'FLAHERTY October 7, 1975: THE REVEREND JOSEPH E. STEARNS — to (newly ordained) — to Assistant Pastor, St. Bar- Assistant Pastor, Little Flower Church, Coral Gables. tholomew Church, Miramar, effective immediately. THE REVEREND JOSE I. HUALDE — to THE REVEREND JOSEPH TYSON, S.S.J. — to THE REVEREND ANGEL VILLARONGA, Assistant Pastor, St. Benedict Church, Hialeah. Assistant Pastor, Sts. Peter and Paul Church, Miami, O.F.M. — to Assistant Pastor, St. Robert Bellarmine THE REVEREND ANTHONY MERCIECA — to while retaining other assignment. Church, Miami, while retaining other assignments. Assistant Pastor, St. James Church, Miami. THE REVEREND GUSTAVO J. MIYARES — to THE REVEREND FREDERICK FULLEN, THE REVEREND ANTHONY O'SHEA — to Assistant Pastor, St. John Bosco Church, Miami, and C.S.SP. — to Assistant Pastor, St. Lawrence Church, Assistant Pastor, Holy Family Church, North Miami. Assistant Director (pro tern) of Archdiocesan Youth North Miami Beach. THE REVEREND JAMES B. REYNOLDS — to Activities. THE REVEREND FRANCISCO VILLAVERDE, Archdiocesan Director of Pro-Life Activities, while THE REVEREND JOSE P. NICKSE — to Arch- O.P. — to Assistant Pastor, St. Michael the Archangel retaining other assignments, effective Sept. 5, 1975. diocesan Assistant Director of Pro-Life Activities, Church, Miami. THE REVEREND JOSEPH T. CARNEY — to while retaining other assignments, effective Sept. 5, THE REVEREND GERALD FUNCHEON, O.S.C. Assistant Pastor, St. John the Baptist Church, Fort 1975. — to Assistant Pastor, Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Lauderdale. THE REVEREND SEAN QUILTER — to Church and to the staff of St. Thomas Aquinas High THE REVEREND VINCENT ANDRIUSKA — to Assistant Pastor, St. Louis Church, Miami. School, Fort Lauderdale, effective immediately. Assistant Pastor, Sacred Heart Church, Homestead. THE REVEREND PATRICK J. O'CONNOR — to THE REVEREND MR. WILLIAM DAVIDSEN — Assistant Pastor, Our Lady of the Lakes Church, Deacon, St. Juliana Church, West Palm Beach. THE REVEREND JAMES O'SHAUGHNESSY — Miami Lakes. THE REVEREND MR. JOHN O'HARA — Deacon, to Assistant Pastor, Sacred Heart Church, Lake Worth. THE REVEREND MANUEL RODRIGUEZ — to St. Brendan Church, Miami. THE REVEREND BERNARD KIRLIN — to Assistant Pastor, St. Hugh Church, Coconut Grove, THE REVEREND MR. THOMAS WENSKI — Administrator, San Isidro Church, Pompano Beach. while retaining other assignment, effective im- Deacon, St. Benedict Church, Hialeah. THE REVEREND JAMES SPRADA — to mediately. THE REVEREND MR. THOMAS WISNIEWSKI Assistant Pastor, St. Maurice Church, Fort Lauder- THE REVEREND PEDRO J. JOVE — to — Deacon, St. Louis Church, Miami. dale. Assistant Pastor, Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, THE REVEREND MR. GREGORY ANDREWS — THE REVEREND TIMOTHY LYNCH — to Immokalee. Deacon, St. Hugh Church, Coconut Grove. Assistant Pastor, St. Catherine of Siena Church, THE REVEREND FELIPE ESTEVEZ — to Arch- THE REVEREND MR. VINCENT CLEMENTE — Miami. diocesan Assistant Director of Vocations, while Deacon, St. Boniface Church, Pembroke Pines.
WITH ANALYSIS FROM Inside the news-briefly VOICE EDITORS sentences of the terrorists in Bishops plan new Spain," the Pope said:" We deplore their criminal acts, but pro-life strategy we would like them to be spared MINI-BRIEFS A Senate subcommittee's by a justice which can pro ve defeat of several proposed anti- itself magnanimous through Teresa wins prize abortion amendments this week clemency." Spanish military courts sentenced the 11 Mother Teresa, foundress of is causing reaction and the Missionaries of Charity of regrouping of forces among terrorists — including two pregnant women — to death in India, is among the recipients of the U.S. bishops. A change in the First Albert Schweitzer strategy, involving an September on charges of murdering policeman and civil International Prizes, to be abandoning of more restrictive awarded Oct. 28 at the Univer- amendments in favor of a guards. Eight of the condemned persons belong to a Marxist sity of North Carolina at modified states' rights Wilmington. She will receive the amendment, is possible, due to organization and the other three to a Basque separatist prize in humanities, consisting the fact that such an of] $5,000, and a bronze medal. amendment came closest to group. passage in the committee. Speaking on the week's Ask for approval Memorial Mass set setbacks, Cardinal Terence Cooke of New York, the Bishops' of lunch program A national memorial Mass at chairman of pro-life activities, Arlington National Cemetery said: "The subcommittee's The U.S. Catholic Conference has been scheduled on May 31, action is disappointing, but it is (USCC) has called on President 1976, for all the men and wom- not the final word. The millions Gerald R. Ford to approve the en who have given their lives in of Americans who oppose National School Lunch and the service of the United States. abortion will continue their Vietnamese children receive First Communion from Arch- Child Nutrition Act amendments Chief celebrant for the Mass, efforts to secure full legal bishop Joseph McGucken of San Francisco on the feast of recently passed by Congress. sponsored by the Arlington protection for the unborn." Vietnamese martyrs, the first Sunday in September, at Camp In a letter to the President, diocese, will be Cardinal Teren- Pendleton, Calif. Msgr. Francis J. Lally, USCC ce Cooke of New York, head of the U.S. Military Ordinariate. outlawed organization that has Secretary for Social Develop- Excommunication been waging guerrilla warfare Pope appeals for ment and World Peace, said: to unify Ireland, "had "The programs authorized by Named proprefect for violent Irish? excommunicated themselves" Spanish terrorists this legislation provide essential Two bishops, one Catholic, by their actions. Bishop Birch Pope Paul VI has made nutritional assistance to poor Pope Paul VI has named Ar- the other Protestant, have said he would favor official public and possibly private families, as well as those who gentine Bishop Eduardo Pironio suggested that those who use excommunication of IRA appeals for clemency on behalf endure temporary economic proprefect of the Vatican's con- armed violence in Northern members. "It is our clear duty," of 11 terrorists under sentence hardships." He noted that the gregation for Religious. The Ireland be excommunicated Bishop Eamessaid, "to of death in Spain. His public administrative board of the new proprefect was bishop of from their churches. Catholic condemn what they (the appeal came Sept. 21 from his USCC recently issued a state- Mar del Plata, Argentina, and Bishop Peter Birch of Ossory in bombers) are doing. Of all the balcony overlooking St. Peter's ment on international and president of CELAM (Latin the Republic of Ireland, said Christian values in our time Square to crowds waiting to domestic food policy issues, American Bishops' Council) at that members of the Irish none is more important than recite the Sunday Angelus with which "urged the President to the time of his nomination. Republican Army (IRA), the Christian forgiveness." him. Speaking of "the death sign this legislation into law." Cursillo advisor Archbishop Coleman F. Carroll Father William Keane, a President, The Voice Publishing Co. Inc. former pastor in the Orlando. 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Page 2 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 26,1975 Hundreds attend Center's dedication By ROBERT O'STEEN Voice News Editor, A lonely old man, wandering down busy Second Avenue in downtown Miami, stuck his head in the door of the Gesu Church basement and saw hundreds of people getting free refreshments, looking at the newly decorated interior, listening to red-and-white- clad Dixieland musicians blare away as politicians and other notables gathered for ceremony. The old man didn't know it as he hesitantly stepped into the doings, but this was his day. A day for him and hundreds of others like him, alone and in need. The event was the open house and dedication of the Downtown Senior Citizens Community Center where Sister Maura Phillips, O.P., Speaking at dedication of Senior Citizens Center in Gesu basement is director, and her volunteer staff Archbishop Carroll (above) while at right, moments before,he blessed feed some 500 old people each week and hung a crucifix on the wall. and provide them with recreation, referral services and human support the center at budget time. that a third of the people residing who asked not to be identified "WE NEED social workers warmth. Metro Mayor Steve Clark referred there in the old hotels and apart- gaver her money to fix up the because we provide social ser- At the dedication ceremony, to the fact that he was student at ments were age 60 or over. basement of the historical land- vices, referrals to helping agen- Archbishop Coleman F. Carroll Gesu school 46 years ago, "Many can't cook in the rooms mark Gesu Church. A woman gave cies, recreation, personal care, blessed and hung on the wall a graduated 36 years ago and was and go out for meals," she said. her money for curtains and interior activites. The old people used to Crucifix. proud to support the facility now. "On Social Security, some may get decorations. That was how the come in here (before the center HE SAID, "I am happy to be THE DRIVING force behind $110 or $135 a month and their rent once drab and musty room took on was completed) and just sit. They here to dedicate this building for the project is Sister Maura,a small might run $95 or $100, so how do its present bright hotel lobby look. wouldn't talk or do anything. We the work that is increasingly energetic nun who came to Gesu they eat? Then the ever-present St. brought in an art instructor and necessary in the U.S., namely with the desire to work in hospitals "I would open a refrigerator Vincent de Paul Society asked they were unresponsive at first, giving special attention to the aged rather than in an organization door and see a glass of water and a what Sister Maura needed for a but after they saw what they could whose numbers are increasing." where her talents had always piece of butter and nothing else, or food program. "I asked for $10,000 do they started taking an interest, The Archbishop referred to taken her before. I find nothing but a bag of cookies to feed 50 people three times a and we brought in a dance in- changes in family life and lack of But Father Ignatius Fabacher, in one room. week." They gave her enough to structor who is very good with caring of the aged which em- S.J., then pastor, impressed on her "I KNEW we had to have feed twice that many five times a them. She drew them out and got phasized the need for "such the need to do something for the money," said Sister Maura, "so I week until she can secure govern- them going." facilities as this which is located elderly in downtown Miami. went to all the agencies and they ment funding. Now the project is staffed by and suited to take care of many "I saw how he wanted it and I said we have to get a program "But the food isn't enough," Sister Maura and a group of such abandoned and lonely people, knew the Archbishop wanted a going on our own first, and then she said. "We are interested in the volunteers ("I have the most a place where the elderly do not facility for the elderly, so I they can come in and back a viable whole person, not just food. Even fantastic group of volunteers feel shunted aside, but are assured agreed," said Sister Maura. operation." people who can afford to eat well working here.") and some help of love." Following her sense of So she went on her own. A man are isolated and lonely. from the county Impact program Miami Mayor Maurice Ferre organization Sister Maura started for the elderly of which the Gesu also spoke and publicly vowed to with a surve> downtown and found center is now a mini-center. As busy as she is, Sister Maura goes out to where the people are to make contact and bring them in to Sister Maura, the the center if possible. Center's director, "I HELPED one lady move greets Fr. David four times. I find nursing homes Punch, Archdio- for them, when they run out of cesan director of money sometimes I can tide them the aged pro- over and I check on their living conditions. Some of them can't even get out of their apartments. I have one volunteer man who does nothing but take meals out to about 12 people a day who are immobile.' In the hustle-bustle of the downtown traffic and shoppers the old people dodder along trying not to get knocked aside. Before, they had no place in particular to go. Now, they head for Sister Maura's center which is their oasis of love and human warmth.
Hundreds of eld- erly got free re- freshments (left) while others spoke with Archbishop Carroll(right).
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Page 4 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 26,1975 Parish Pacesetters St. Mark
By GEOFFREY BIRT The Legion of Mary is an 1,300 homes. such, selected as the topic to be Palm Beach County Correspondent apostolate of men and women for Mrs. Jeffers is also very discussed, "Women's Place in BOYNTON BEACH — Three the salvation of their souls much "into" Catholic adult the World." She said of this adult years ago Mrs. Helen Jeffers through visitation and service to education. "Twice each month, a education program: "Some are came here from Maryland with the sick and the elderly and group of parishioners assemble worried about the changes which her husband to enjoy retirement, visiting homes. informally to discuss church are occuring. Our discussions and bought a house in the Mrs. Jeffers' praesidium history, dogma, current events as help us broaden our views and to Leisureville condominium meets weekly in a room assigned they relate to the teachings of the understand these changes." development. to it, at the side of the church; church. Father Dockerill acts as About a year ago, said this Instead of retirement at and after recitation of the Legion moderator," she said. Catholic actionist, a liturgical Leisureville, she immediately prayers, the receipt of reports, This group is also developing committee was started. This found herself busy in Catholic and an exhortation by Assistant regular discussion groups in the means that Mrs. Jeffers is now action. Pastor Father Carl Morrison (the homes of parishioners. Mrs. also "into" learning the deeper Almost as soon as she had Spiritual Director), visitation Jeffers was recently hostess of meanings of the great liturgies of arrived here, she learned that her assignments are given to the one such home meeting and, as the Church. new pastor, Father Walter J. members. "We are people caring Dockerill, was promoting the about people," Mrs. Jeffers said. Legion of Mary in his parish. "I Currently, the praesidia in had started to join the Legion 20 this parish are developing a years ago, when we were in program "to visit every home in Birmingham, Ala.," Mrs. Jeffers the parish," she said, "and last said, "but we moved before I year our two praesidia visited became a member. It took Our Lady 20 years to catch up with me," she added with a smile. MRS. HELEN JEFFERS Formerly of Pittsburgh, Pa. Having attended the and is currently in her second CHOOSE organizational meeting three year of office. She is also vice years ago, she became president president of the Legion's Curia in June, 1974 of one of the two (the regionwide organization of praesidia attached to St. Mark's, all local praesidia). [SINCE 1929| FINE FURNITURE. INC. YOUR Private retreat set for Oct. 3 Unusual opportunities Do you need some time to get prayer — with the help of a are offered each and away with just yourself and God? director," Sister Helen Tiemann of every day for anyone The Cenacle Retreat House, the retreat house said, explaining wishing quality in Furni- Lantana, is conducting an in- that a Cenacle Sister will meet with ture, Lamps and Acces- dividually directed retreat from each participant to plan the retreat sories for your home or apartment, at a cost that MATURITIES Friday evening, Oct. 3-Sunday, and suggest Scripture and other Oct. 5, for women who cannot come prayer material. is no more and often less during the week for the individual Applications for the weekend than the commonplace. AND GET TAX-FREE INCOME* retreats offered throughout the retreat are available from the year. Cenacle Retreat House, 1400 South 651 So. Federai .Highway (6 blocks south of Atlantic Blvd.) Dixie Highway, Lantana, phone Now with Multiple Maturity Tax-Exempt Bond Trust you can "It is an opportunity to spend Pomparto select maturities of 5-10-15-20 years or a combined unit consisting some time with the Lord in an 582-2534. Phone 943-8465 atmosphere of silence, peace and of equal portions of each maturity. Multiple Maturity is a group of four unit investment trusts. Each trust contains a separate portfolio of high-quality municipal Kool - Tite "Home of the Week" bonds maturing within the same calendar year. Trust A matures 1980 Trust B matures 1985 Trust C matures 1990 Trust D matures 1995 Interest income is free from Federal income taxes, in the opinion of counsel, but may be subject to State and local taxes. Capital gains, if any, are subject to tax.
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With Respect for Life Month coming up recent study reported that high school subcommittee action will only give an in October, there is not too much such graduates were bringing higher grade added incentive to these efforts. respect to point to. averages to the colleges with them, yet Refusal to consider any type of Acts of terrorism continue around the were making considerably lower scores on amendment is an acknowledgment that world, with one terrorist trying to bail entrance exams. In other words, they know there are no rational arguments to justify another terrorist out of jail with the lives of less, but are given better grades in school. the one million abortions each year. innocent people as his bond. In a society where we have so much The reported votes in the subcommittee One nut pulls out a gun with the ap- throughout childhood, it is hard to demand indicate that abortion remains a highly parent intention of shooting the President too much educational effort of a student controversial issue which is far from dead and only a few days later another tries the including tough grading rewards. This in politically. At least one carefully drawn same thing, barely missing killing a turn is related to life performance, that is compromise proposal was not clearly bystander, if not the President. asking self restraint and control, rather rejected but failed to be reported out And now the U.S. Senate committee on than doing what you want "as long as it because of a tie vote. America's unborn Constitutional amendments has voted down doesn't hurt anyone." And the point is this children deserve better than a tie vote. the amendments to protect the unborn, as all goes along with a generally soft view of There is ample reason to believe that America sails along the path of in- the importance of human life. today's setback is only temporary." dividualism, with everybody doing his own Cardinal Cooke said of the Senate's So the abortion issue is not yet over. thing "as long as it doesn't hurt anyone action: And we hope that Catholics and else." "The subcommittee's action is disap- especially the Church leaders will strive to But, of course, a permissive abortion pointing but it is not the final word. The educate the public to the fact that abortion mentality adds to the cheapness of life, and millions of Americans, non-Catholics and is not just an issue about fetuses but is part this does hurt someone else. It hurts Catholics alike, who oppose abortion will of a general pattern of softening of attitudes everyone and encourages selfishness of continue their efforts to secure full legal toward all of our social values that relate to sexual expression, separating it from protection for the unborn. The bishops of the everything from education to terrorism. marital and family ties which are the United States have already determined to In this Bicentennial period we are organic basis of a stable and happy society. intensify efforts to educate and mobilize trying to rekindle a firm belief in our nation, Everything is becoming softer and people in support of a system of law which in patriotism and citizenship. easier as this do-your-own-thing attitude respects human life and underscores the But how can we believe in citizenship if pervades our institutions and our people. A tragedy of permissive abortion. The Senate we don't, believe in life?
By Msgr. James J. Walsh St. Elizabeth-a fully human woman
One of the most welcome versity greeted her, an un- life, she had been a dedicated, a way to a "foreign power," the and was received into the Catholic favors St. Elizabeth Ann Seton derstanding of the sanctifying role zealous Episcopalian. She had pope, that they could hardly be Church. It was 1805, two years may do the Christian world is to suffering can play in the life of a been a working Christian and loved expected to share the fierce after the death of William. revolutionize the writing of saints' Christian, who takes Christ her faith. patriotism of the colonists. The expected ostracism came lives. The overly pious manner of seriously. Her mind in conflict, she at once. Hardly anyone was presenting the lives of holy men At 29, she endured the daily But in the Filicchi home, she returned to New York, more and sympathetic to this courageous and women for many generations trial of witnessing her husband underwent a new religious ex- more convinced as the months step, except perhaps the first convinced a lot of people the saints slowly die of tuberculosis. He was perience. For the first time, she passed that she should become a bishop in the United States, John were to be greatly admired, but advised to take a sea voyage, saw the Catholic faith being lived Catholic. She realized that such a Carroll of Carrolton, who had long hardly imitated. Too often their which he did with Elizabeth and at close hand. step would turn many people known her family. Only a few biographers turned them into one child. They stopped in Italy This had not been possible as against her, as if she had taken friends still spoke to her, probably unreal, artificial beings. with old friends, the Filicchis. she grew up in America. At the leave of her senses, and result in more from compassion because of Now that the details of There he died and was buried. time of the Declaration of the loss of dear friendships. the death of her husband than from Elizabeth's life are tumbling out Elizabeth was immediately Independence, Catholics were still Nevertheless, after much respect for her conversion. copiously, even in the secular faced with the overwhelming second class people, forbidden to prayer and study, she brought her She had much more pain to press, the portrait of a fully human problems of adjusting to a new worship in public or vote or hold period of indecision to a halt, and endure, and far greater heights to woman is clearly emerging, a kind of lonely life with five small office. Their religion was looked the future grandmother and aunt of climb, achievements in suffering woman who most surely can be children. It came at a time when upon as mysterious, superstitious two archbishops, went to the little destined to affect countless lives, imitated, as well as admired. our infant nation was struggling and binding their loyalties in such church of St. Peter's in New York even to our day. Look at her life from the single desperately to gain its balance and To be continued aspect of pain. We are all familiar hold firm a fluctuating economy. with pain, in many forms, and so In the constant turmoil, William On divorce and Holy Orders was she, far more than most of us. Seton lost both his health and his once thriving business. Elizabeth She can hardly become like the (Questions will be answered by Father there are differences. suspend the priest from active plastic saints of the past at the had been known as the most Jose Nickse, assistant pastor, St. Mary It is important to point out that work in the diocese for some grave hands of biographers who used to beautiful debutante of her day in Cathedral. Readers are invited to send the indissolubility of marriage is and serious reason. Therefore it is treat their saintly subjects as if let New York and accordingly questions to Father Nickse, The Voice, P. based on the teachings of Christ. In possible for a priest to leave the down from heaven by God for wealthy. 0. Box 38-1059, Miami, 33138. From these he will select those to be answered in this Matthew's Gospel we find "What active ministry either by his own awhile, untouched by the world and She went to the other extreme column). God has joined together men must decision or the decision of his its evil, hardly aware of family now, but with an interlude of a not divide." Under normal cir- superiors. agonies and struggles, always with different kind of pain. Celibacy is a regulation of the free hours to pray and commune After William's death in Q. I do not understand how a Church. The Church can dispense with God. Livorno, she lived on for some time priest can leave the Church and get What is your from celibacy when a man is no Elizabeth could laugh at this with her dear, devout friends, the married and a married person longer functioning as a priest. description. Her life, by contrast, Filicchis. The very atmosphere of cannot divorce and remarry in the question? Thus, he is free to receive the appears now to have been made up love and friendship led to a new Church? Holy Orders and sacrament of Matrimony in the of five stages of pain — pain as agony, one she had not anticipated, Matrimony, aren't they both cumstances not even the Church Church. wife, mother, Christian, riches-to- while recovering from the loss of sacraments? has the authority to break the bond Both the priesthood and rags victim, innovative educator. her husband. This time the of marriage. marriage are very important One can hardly doubt that God problem, a most sensitive one, was An ordained priest is also a commitments in a person's life. gave her early, despite the easy, related to religion. It was never a priest forever. But his ministry is They are steps to be taken very comfortable unbringing she had, question of loss of faith or serious A. Yes, Holy Orders and exercised within the community of carefully. Both demand our total what has long been called by the doubts about God's goodness and Matrimony are both sacraments. the Church. The priest is under the giving of self, and being curious title, the wisdom of the wisdom. It was not a rebellious Both are a commitment for life jurisdiction of his bishop and owes sacraments they unite us to cross. She possessed, when ad- reaction to a harsh fate. All her under normal circumstances. But him obedience. The bishop can Christ's total self-giving for us. Page 6 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 26,1975 By Michael Novak 'Respectable bigotry' hits Catholics
Many kinds of respectable When Pfeffer's daughter was Louis, Gary, and many other bigotry are permissible in the young, she would tease him ac- cities, ambitious black parents United States; otherwise liberal cording to his three prejudices, eagerly send their children to people indulge them proudly. that she would marry "a Catholic parochial schools by the David Riesman of Harvard, e.g., army officer from Alabama." thousands. Ask them why. recently noticed the bigotry Three respectable bigotries in a Eighty-seven percent of the manifest against college row. He now recognizes this as an parents of parochial school presidents, military officers, error on his daughter's part, and children in New York City earn "rednecks," and others, tries to explain why he is not anti- less than $10,000 per year, a third Catholic, just because he disagrees earn less than $5,000 per year. Most Driving cross-country with positions felt strongly by parents earn less than the teachers recently, I spotted a huge garbage Catholics, or just because he does are paid. truck with a sign on the front not like the Catholic church. bumper: "Polish Camper." Had This is not bigotry, he says, THERE ARE many things the sign said "Negro Camper" or and on that score he is right. Then wrong with the Catholic people "Jewish Camper," howls of he gives his reasons for not liking and institutions in America, and outrage would have followed. To the Catholic church: "It stood for we should be grateful to Dr. Pfeffer use "Polish" as a synonym for what I opposed and opposed, or at for voicing his true feelings — and stupid is acceptable in liberal best was neutrally silent about, in a Catholic magazine, at that. America. what I stood for." So far, so good. Still, it is hard not to feel that BUT DID Pfeffer ever make he does not see ourselves, and that LEO PFEFFER, a an effort to understand WHY he doesn't have his heart in making distinguished constitutional Catholics hold the positions they the effort. His bigotry, not always lawyer, is a leader in respectable do, or whether there is some merit so gentle either, is both respectable bigotry as it is directed against in the views of those who oppose and given strong social support Catholics. He is a decent and him? He offers no such evidence. It 'Sixty percent of the students in Manhattan parochial schools are among the otherwise liberal people liberal person otherwise. Even is plain he has no respect for, but Black or Spanish-speaking... uniforms are worn for reasons of egal- in this nation. Many assume that with respect to Catholics, he tries condemns, his opponents. That is itarianism and practicality.' Catholicism is their enemy. All his best to be fair. It is only that he the form sophisticated bigotries their favorite words are anti- would really like to see Catholics take. equally given to traditional alike, have the same visible status. Catholic in structure: Reform — be converted and become like him. Near his office, he once daily uniforms. But the facts about Countless parents approve but of what? Enlightenment — but He writes recently in "The Com- passed a parochial school: "All the parochial schools are not quite as heartily. from what? Renaissance — but monweal" that he wants to see the children were white; each group his uncritical early memories In New York City, one out of after which death? Dark Ages — Catholic church emerge from its was monosexual; all the boys wore suggest, and he is well-placed every four children is in the compared to modern violence? present struggles "a different dark blue trousers and white enough to find that out. parochial school system. It is the To be Catholic in this nation is church ... a human rather than a shirts, all the girls dark blue UNIFORMS ARE worn in fourth-largest school system in the to have one's intelligence, divine institution... an institution jumpers and white blouses; all the Catholic schools for reasons of nation, ranking behind only the humanism, commitment to whose divineness is measured by teachers wore white and all wore egalitarianism and practicality. public systems of New York, Los democracy, and moral seriousness its humanness." He finds its the same nuns' habit." Parents who already pay $800 or Angeles, and Chicago, Sixty questioned by those who believe present progress toward the goal, $900 to send a child to school need percent of the students in themselves superior, not equal. as he sees it, "exciting, and I like Now Orthodox Jewish schools not spend additional money for a Manhattan parochial schools are Matters are far better than, say, 20 it." are far more mono-racial, and wardrobe; rich and poor dress Black or Spanish-speaking. In St. years ago, but they are not yet fair.
By Jim Castelli Americans just want some honesty
Eight public opinion pollsters "Today in California," ac- volved Harris and Watts, who saw majority oppose U.S. military aid their people of their basic rights, testifying before the Senate cording to Mervin Field, who a growing sense of in- abroad. even if that dictatorship will allow Foreign Relations Committee conducts opinion polls in that state, terdependence among nations, and — By 52 to 38 percent, a us to set up military bases in their indicated that although Americans "my organization is finding that a Gallup and Roper, who saw more majority favor economic foreign country." are more concerned with domestic majority of the public is ready to isolationist trends. aid, with an even higher margin — issues than foreign, they are not endorse a very pragmatic and self- "The public lays down quite 79 to 13 percent — favoring such — BY 68 TO 21 percent, a becoming "isolationists." interested foreign policy. clear and even urgent new ground aid if it can be guaranteed that it majority believe the United States Rather, the pollsters said, they "They seem to be disappointed rules and priorities which it would reaches the people it is meant to should "put pressure on countries want more caution and candor in and not a little frustrated with like to see this country follow in the help. which systematically violate basic foreign policy. recent foreign policy leadership, creation and the execution of its human rights." and they are showing a strong foreign policy," Harris said. "As I — THE TOP three priorities in But, Gallup said, "While ALTHOUGH THERE were desire to take a more active part think will become abundantly foreign policy are "working for Americans exhibit laudable some clear contradictions in the themselves in the making of policy. clear, the American people are peace in the world," defending our humanitarian impulses in terms of testimony, the following consensus "THE NOTION of presidential prepared to take giant strides own country, and securing helping less fortunate peoples, the emerged: carte blanche in foreign policy is toward international participation, adequate energy supplies. factor of self-interest must not be — The Cold War is dead; presently out-of-date in California well beyond what their leaders — The next four highest overlooked. Thus, Americans may although Americans do not com- and, I suspect, throughout the have asked. priorities, which Harris called favor the sending of certain pletely trust the Russians and country as well." "In foreign policy, as on most "highly significant," were products to underdeveloped Chinese, they do not see them as an Also testifying were George domestic issues, the problem is not fostering cooperation with other nations, but are likely to change immediate threat and strongly Gallup, Louis Harris, Burns W. one of a leadership trying to get a nations to solve problems such as their tune if such action is per- support detente. America's motto, Roper, William Watts of Potomac reluctant flock of followers to those involving food, inflation and ceived as likely to raise prices. according to Daniel Yankelovich, Associates; Albert Sindlinger and consent to necessary foreign policy energy (67 percent); controlling "The fact is, Americans can one of the pollsters, might be Robert Coursen of the Minneapolis measures, but rather one of a worldwide inflation (64 percent); sometimes act in a disappointing "Detente, yes; damn fools, no." Star-Tribune. people deeply traumatized by the achieving worldwide arms control and selfish manner if they feel that — Americans are also less The pollsters appeared at the Vietnam experience, who have (64 percent) and combatting world they may be directly affected." concerned with either being the first of a series of "educational" now become far more selective and hunger (61 percent). On aid to Roper praised the "basic world's "policeman" or providing foreign relations committee articulate about what they are alleviate world hunger, the United judgment, good sense and inherent limitless help for all who need it. hearings designed to examine willing to see their government States was given a negative rating decency" of the American public, — IN TERMS of process, changing attitudes toward foreign stand for." by 54 to 41 percent. but said "the knowledge of the Americans want a much stronger policy and changing issues and SOME OF the poll results cited — By 73 to 18 percent, a American people was woefully say in determining foreign policy, priorities. by Harris to support his point in- majority believe it is "morally inadequate" in two key areas — as well as greater candor and SOME OF the strongest dif- cluded: wrong for the United States to back basic economics and "in- openness in foreign policy debates. ferences in interpretations in- — By 65 to 22 percent, a military dictatorships that strip terdependence" of nations. Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 26,1975 / Paqe 7 FILLING individual's orders at St. John the Apostle hall is Nancy Lerch (above), a young member of a co-op family, while earlier Mrs. Pat Lerch and Mrs. Dorothy Cooper (right) check purchase list and add money spent. Co-op gets food for ln."
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Page 8 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 26,1975 Optimism guides new Family Life director
By GLENDA WALKINSHAW speaking apostolate is conducting: Voice Features Editor Camino del Matrimonio, Encu- For 25 years, Father James entros Famiiiares, Movimiento de Reynolds guided large groups of Impacto, for example," he added, people that are usually called boldly attempting to pronounce the "parishes" and which he calls Spanish names and managing with "families." a moderate degree of success. Then, the day after the 25th The gregarious priest has anniversary of his ordination, he come a long way since the days was put in charge of Archdiocesan when he took a job as a guide for programs formulated for the American tourists in Europe to smaller families that make up the overcome his shyness. parish — husbands, wives, "THEN I figured if I could children, parents. guide people around Europe, I His recent appointment as could guide them to Heaven, and director of the Family Life Bureau even get in there myself," he of the Archdiocese of Miami is a joked. new venture, the dynamic pastor of He had wanted to be a priest St. James Church says, but one he for a long time, he explained, but is looking forward to as an op- he hadn't felt himself to be worthy. portunity to be of further service to Already busy at his work as Family Life director for the Archdiocese, Father James Reynolds attended an So he worked for a gyroscope Encuentros Famiiiares meeting at Assumption Academy over the weekend. The movement is only one of the "family" of the Archdiocese. manufacturer, and he sold lamps "I DON'T look at the world the Spanish programs Father Reynolds is interested in adapting for the use of English-speaking people in a department store, and he as well. through rose-colored glasses, but I became a tour guide. am inclined to be optimistic," he "Then I realized that I liked new programs in mind, as well as Father Reynolds is optimistic adventures have been in the news said in the strong, measured voice people and could serve others maintaining the existing Marriage about the future of marriage and recently. which reflects his training as tour cheerfully and bring them hap- Encounters, Pre-Cana Con- the family. Having served as a "WE MUST combat this by guide when he was a youth. piness through the priesthood." So ferences and Christian Family counselor at Lourdes and Madonna having each parish commend the "I have been inspired by he entered the seminary in his Movement. Academies, he has a particular fine Christian couples who provide countless Christian marriages that native New York and was ordained "I'D LIKE to see special interest in young people and their a religious atmosphere for their are working." a priest in 1950. He came to Miami programs that enhance Christian preparation for a happy married children. Mr. and Mrs. Average Keeping Christian marriages for health reasons in 1966; he has married life. Maybe something life. American are making many thriving and preparing young served in several parishes as like reinstating the yearly "It appears that teens have the sacrifices for their families, and people for the responsibilities and assistant pastor and as pastor at ceremony at the Cathedral for educational opportunity to learn they should be recognized." joys of matrimony will be his main Holy Spirit, Lantana and at St. couples celebrating their 25th and any skill, but there are very few Father Reynolds is a busy obligations as Archdiocesan James. 50th wedding anniversaries, and courses available on how to be a man, between his parish and the Family Life Director, and he is monthly wedding anniversary good father or mother, husband or Family Life Bureau — and now he already enthusiastically swamping WHEREVER HE goes, he Masses in all the parishes," he wife," he said. has added work as head of the team himself with projects designed for becomes involved with parish suggested. He pointed out that a "THE CHURCH can reach out family, constantly organizing coordinating Respect Life Month that purpose. number of parishes do observe to help prepare them spiritually activities for October. But he programs, picnics, dances — such monthly ceremonies. and psychologically for the "I HOPE to reach out to the anything to bring people together. always has time for a friendly many fine movements that exist, to He also plans for the office to demands of Christian marriage." chat, or to write a thank-you note go to some meetings and activities, "There's something going on be a resource center for priests and Although many teens have a for small favors done for him. at the church every night," one so I can appreciate the good they laity, where, for example, couples mature approach to marriage, he About marriage, he says, "the are accomplishing," he said, parishioner commented. "And planning to marry can find out said, others need to be helped to Father Reynolds gets disturbed key is generosity. Once selfishness pulling from a folder a long list of where and when a Pre-Cana improve their perspective. creeps in, it's headed for trouble." names of people and organizations when he sees that people are not conference is being held in their "The young are bombarded on close." And in his "marriage" to the he is contacting. area. every side by the poor example of Church, with all its responsibilities "I am especially interested in As director of the Family Life Despite the rising number of American celebrities," he said, and joys, Father Reynolds prac- the great programs the Spanish Bureau, Father Reynolds has some divorces in the United States, naming several whose marital tices what he preaches.
New acting education superintendent He'll be busy, but he likes it that way
He's used to keeping busy and Fort Lauderdale. THAT WAS in the diocese of University of Nebraska, Father he likes it that way. Even the commuting between Lincoln, Nebraska, where he spent Kelly taught at Cardinal Gibbons So Father Vincent Kelly's new Fort Lauderdale and Miami 13 years as a teacher and high High School and served as appointment as acting superin- shouldn't faze the Irish-born school principal following his assistant pastor at St. Pius X tendent of education for the Arch- priest, who at one time was ordination at St. Patrick's College, Church. In 1970 he was appointed diocese of Miami should blend in simultaneously principal of two Thurles, Ireland. principal at St. Thomas Aquinas, well with his positions as super- schools 140 miles apart. During When he came to South Florida where he has been an active leader vising principal of St. Thomas those four months, Father Kelly in 1969, upon obtaining a Master's in a school which excels not only Aquinas High School and assistant commuted every other day to each degree in Education academically, but which has pastor of St. Pius X parish, both in of the schools. Administration from the several athletic claims to fame. Brian Piccolo, the professional football player about whose death from cancer the movie "Brian's Song" was made, graduated from the school in 1961. And more Scouter programs planned recently, tennis star Chrissie Evert attended St. Thomas. A NEW football stadium at the for Lake Worth, Miami school planned because the local stadium became unavailable, is being named for Piccolo. "The world of tomorrow will Scout leader; he must relate his on Saturday, Oct. 18; and St. Dedication of the facility is have to be built by the youth of Christian spirit to the youth of the James parish, Saturday, Oct. 25. planned for November. FATHER VINCENT KELLY today, but it is up to you to prepare unit he serves. They begin at 9 a.m. and end at And last year, the $5,000 Miss them for this ... let us strive to To fulfill the function of 6:30p.m. Lunch and snacks will be Evert received as national Athlete curriculum." open for them the paths of the training Scouters, the Scouter provided. of the Year was donated to the Expressing his belief that future, and offer them useful tasks Development Program was Reservation forms must be school's athletic program. young people at this time are more and prepare them for their per- established. All adults who wish to completed and returned to the But sports is not the main responsive to the needs of society formance of these tasks." work with scouts on the religious course director by Oct. 10. Forms subject on the mind of Father Kelly and the Church than ever before, Pope Paul, speaking on youth awards must complete the and information may be obtained as he starts his new responsibilities he said, "We must capitalize on the and the role of adults in guiding program, which is a day-long from Bill McLaren, 1045 Andrews as education superintendent. positive in each of our students, them, best described the role adult experience of prayer, group Road, West Palm Beach, phone "I AM concerned about the teachers and schools. Scouters play in Catholic Scouting. discussion and activities. 832-6677 or 833-7411, ext. 270; or religion aspect of our schools," he "I am firmly convinced that Knowing the basic Scout lore is Sessions are scheduled for Fred Priebis, 1001 NW 147 St., said. "I hope I can coordinate there is a greater need for Catholic only half of the training of Catholic Sacred Heart parish, Lake Worth, Miami, phone 681-8131 or 754-2651. effectively an improved religious education than ever before." Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 26,1975 / Page 9 WASHINGTON — (NC) — The U.S. Catholic Conference ad- • While it will cover the period from 7 to 9 p.m. on the East and ministrative board has sharply criticized the new network West Coasts, it will apply only from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Midwest and television "family viewing" plan. from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Rocky Mountain time zone. The failure to The board said that the plan depends on "self-regulation by the achieve a uniform time period in relation to local time throughout broadcast industry" and that the networks have not demonstrated a commitment to an "open, accountable, and cooperative process" necessary for effective self-regulation. "...an attitude on the part The board also questioned whether such a commitment is possible for the networks because of the "impact of commercial of some film producers that uscc pressures upon their program decision-making." 'now that the kids are THE FAMILY viewing plan, launched this season by the three major TV networks, provides that the first hour of network en- protected,anything goes.' " tertainment programming in prime time, as well as the im- mediately preceding hour, generally don't contain material judged raps unsuitable for younger family members. "Viewer advisories" are the country because it would be too expensive is an "incredible to accompany exceptions. concession to commercial considerations (and) hardly demon- strates an honest commitment by the networks to American The USCC statement claimed that the family viewing plan parents." amounts to an industry system of program ratings similar to ratings used for movies. • The use of "viewer advisories," in addition to opening "the door to abuse in order to attract larger audiences," indicates that family' AFTER THE introduction of the movie rating plan, the neither the FCC nor the networks are "single-minded about statement said, there emerged "an attitude on the part of some keeping the 'family viewing' period inviolate." film producers that 'now that the kids are protected, anything • The plan amounts to a rating sytem which is being "foisted goes.' And in no short order, almost everything did go — including upon the American public without... it being candidly identified the standards for production." as a rating system and, of course, without any previous public The USCC administrative board complained that "Neither the debate as to the merits of same." hour networks nor the FCC made any effort to consult the public." • By leaving decisions about program suitability solely to the Self-regulation, the board contended, should involve "both networks, the plan reinforces the fact that the networks, "continue broadcasters and the public they serve." The USCC board went on to be answerable to no one but themselves . . . The report of the to say that it is not convinced that broadcasting manangement "is commission is an insult to the public's intelligence and inescapably genuinely open to dialogue with the public or accountable to it." lends credence to the suspicion that the main function of the FCC is The USCC board listed a number of specific objections to the after all to act as a buffer between the networks and public ac- family viewing plan: countability." Carney, Leachman film television
FRIDAY, SEPT. 26 SUNDAY, SEPT. 28 speculate on the commodities 9:00 p.m. (ABC) — DEATH 9:00 p.m. (ABC) — FORmarket in order to finance her SCREAM — Made-for-television PETE'S SAKE (1974) — Dyed-in- husband's finishing college. She thriller based on an actual event: the-wool Streisand fans will like gets into trouble with a succession the murder of a young woman FOR PETE'S SAKE, but others of unsavory characters who while her neighbors did nothing will find it something of a disap- pressure her to pay back the loan. because they didn't want "to get pointment. The picture gets off to a FOR PETE'S SAKE winds up involved." In the story, a detective good start when Henrietta, a being aimed at no audience in (Raul Julia) investigating the Brooklyn housewife (Barbra particular — except, of course, murder tries to get those who Streisand), borrows money to Streisand fans. (A-III) witnessed the crime, among them Art Carney and Cloris Leachman, to cooperate in identifying the Retirement Home For The We!! Aged killer who is already stalking his Conducted by the Carmeiite Sisters since I960 next victim. Because the script was done by veteran screenwriter 1. Beautiful location on Lake Worth in downtown W. Palm Stirling Silliphant ("A Slender Beach. Adjacent to shops, restaurants, library, boating. Thread" and "In the Heat of the 2. Comfortable accommodations, excellent three meals a GEORGE C. SCOTT (left) stars as attorney Louis Nizer and William Night") perhaps the show will be day, recreation program. Devane stars as John Henry Faulk, in "Fear on Trial," Thursday more than the usual television Oct. 2 (9:00-11:00 p.m. ET) on WTVJ, Channel 4. The special is stomach grinder. In any event, it's about the blacklisting of popular radio entertainer Faulk in the late obviously not for the younger oLourdes rCe&ldcnce 1950s and his libel suit. members of the family. 305 SOUTH FLAGIER DRIVE*WEST PALM BEACH. FLORIDA 33401 RELIGIOUS PROGRAMS Call Oir. of Admissions for information - 305 / 655 - 8544
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most refined in personal virtue. remains, we say, be always living At a private audience Sept. 18 Call to spirituality "She was a silent and intrepid diocese of Louisville, Ky., and the witnesses in unbroken tradition to dioceses of Covington, Ky.; Fort for participants in the 11th Mother Seton's canonization promoter of works of social her practice of authentic Christian assembly of the European providence. She is a stimulating Wayne-South Bend, Ind.; Lansing, makes it clear that the United love." Mich.; Little Rock, Ark.; Pitts- Women's Union, the Pope said States is called "not only to example and a protector of modern The Pope then addressed the women should "become more woman." burgh, Rochester, N.Y., and prosperity and temporal greatness pilgrims from the Archdiocese of Superior Wis., the Pope said: "Joy involved than ever in safeguarding but also to religious spirituality The Pope spoke of his joy that Cincinnati and the Diocese of and peace in Jesus Christ. May the the inalienable rights of the human and evangelical austerity," Pope Mother Seton was connected with Greensburg, Pa. Both dioceses example of St. Elizabeth Seton person, from conception to the last Paul VI said the day he canonized Italy. He said that her friendship have within their boundaries confirm you in your faithfulness, breath." her. with and reliance on the Filicchi motherhouses of orders tracing 'Be children of the Church "And to moral and Catholic family in Leghorn were "perhaps their foundation to Mother Seton. forever.'" He continued: "In this way you holiness as well," he added, in his decisive" in her eventual entry into "We recall also the special will contribute further toward the Catholic Church. The Pope's final phrase quoted regular Sunday Angelus talk to relationship of St. Elizabeth Seton deathbed words of Mother Seton to humanizing our society, dominated crowds in St. Peter's Square. Follow example with the beloved churches of her Sisters. by technology. HE GAVE the talk Sept. 14 Cincinnati and Greensburg," the "It is a serious need whose from the window of his private Pope Paul VI told thousands of Pope said. urgency is felt more deeply than study overlooking the square Americans who had attended the "WE PRAY that you too will Women's role ever." minutes after the conclusion of the canonization of Mother Elizabeth be proud imitators of her virtues Pope Paul VI has urged canonization of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton to be proud witnesses of her and especially of her devotion to women to become "more involved The women's union, with Bayley Seton. Because Vatican sanctity, and to imitate her the Blessed Sacrament and to the than ever" in protecting the human representatives from 13 countries, authorities expected a huge crowd devotion to the Blessed Sacrament person "from conception to the last met in Frascati near Rome in mid- and the Scriptures. Word of God." (which in the event was estimated To pilgrims from the Arch- breath." September. at 120,000), the canonization At his weekly general audience ceremony had been rescheduled in St. Peter's Square Sept. 17, three from St. Peter's Basilica to the days after the canonization, the square outside. The crowd was Pope addressed pilgrims from 12 about three times the size or- American dioceses. There were Isn't it terrible about dinarily expected for even a major more than 100,000 people in the canonization in St. Peter's square. It was one of the largest Basilica. crowds ever gathered for a general The Pope said that the audience. the price of a good steak? canonization of the first U.S.-born MANY PEOPLE in the square citizen-saint "crowns with blinding were overcome by the un- light a tradition of hard work and seasonable heat and humidity. infuses in it, we hope, the charism The Pope spoke first to of continuity and progress." pilgrims from the New York arch- He also spoke of "the genius of diocese. He called New York civil liberty and of modern in- "the illustrious city of Elizabeth dustriousness, which is so much a Ann Seton, the city of her birth, her part of the American people." baptism, her marriage, her con- THE POPE noted that Mother version." Seton founded the U.S. parochial He added: "Be always worthy school system and had worked with of the honor of your heritage. Be the poor and sick. He noted that the always strong in your Catholic Sisters Mother Seton had founded faith." were carrying on these works for TO PILGRIMS from the the good of the Church and society. Baltimore archdiocese the Pope "We are happy to present to said: "And to the Church of the world, which celebrates this Baltimore, sanctified by the year as Woman's Year, the image evangelical example and activities of Saint Elizabeth Seton — most of Mother Seton, to Baltimore, unique in her religious feeling, zealous guardian of her mortal
Prices have gone so high! Everything is up, up, up...and the cost Prayer of the Faithful of living continues to climb. But there IS something that has not gone up. It still takes only a few cents to provide sustenance for the children of the missions...only 26TH SUNDAY OF THE YEAR a few dollars to help the missionaries minister to the sick and bring Sept. 28,1975 CELEBRANT: Father, your people need you. We seek your life them the Word of God. and we search for your light. Listen to us. Please hear us now as we Could you tell the needy about our high cost of living...or would speak to you of our hurts and anxieties, our dreams and fears. you rather send them some help? LECTOR: Our response today will be: Lord, hear us. COMMENTATOR: Families thrive on love. That we may never take our families for granted and always teach that love to V - 9 - 26 - 75 our children, let us pray to the Lord: PEOPLE: Lord, hear us. HELP US... HELP THEM... COMMENTATOR: America needs sound leaders. In our 200th .. .to fill their needs of body ... because we are one in the faith, because I year, that God may give these leaders integrity and strength to and spirit. May the Society for want to share my blessings with all God's peo- lead us well, we pray to the Lord: ple, I am pleased to send my gift of $ PEOPLE: Lord, hear us. the Propagation of the Faith COMMENTATOR: The sick ones in our parish family need our be your principal charity for Name . . prayers. That these may soon regain their health and join us once sharing in the greatest and again here, as we celebrate our Faith, we pray to the Lord: Address. PEOPLE: Lord, hear us. holiest work of the Church. COMMENTATOR: Life is a gift more precious than gold. That City _State_ -Zip_ we may never forget the rights of the unborn to live, to grow, and to be born, we pray to the Lord: PEOPLE: Lord, hear us. COMMENTATOR: That all the victims of Hurricane Eloise THE SOCIETY FORTHE PROPAGATIONOFTHEFAITH may find relief from their pain and suffering, let us pray to the Lord: Send your gift to: PEOPLE: Lord, hear us. CELEBRANT: Father, Jesus gave us the right to be called Most Rev. Edward T. O'Meara Msgr. John J. Donnelly your children, your loved ones. Through these prayers may we gain National Director OR: Archdiocesan Director courage to live as your sons and daughters. This we pray in the Dept. C, 366 Fifth Avenue 6301 Biscayne Boulevard name of Jesus your Son. 'IV New York, New York 10001 Miami, Florida 33138 PEOPLE: Amen. Page 12 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 26,1975 OLB TESTAMENT E0VENANT
By STEVE LANDREGAN change for Yahweh's promise to At Sinai God's promise to be their God, to assist them and to Abraham became a covenant with deliver them. The most important the children of the promise. of these duties and obligations is In the process of revealing the Israelites' promise to worship Himself to men God com- no other God but Yahweh, and in municates with men on their own the manner He prescribes. In level. The covenant made at Sinai addition they must accept certain between God and the children of standards of conduct and Israel is an example. morality. A COVENANT is a human The relationship established concept. In ancient times it was between Yahweh and the an agreement, usually non- Israelites by the covenant is one written, marked by a solemn of affection, loyalty and faith- ritual, that bound the covenanting fulness. This relationship is parties to certain obligations. described by the Hebrew word If we look back to Abraham, "Hesed." The same word is used we will find an example of a to signify the close relationship of primitive covenant ritual in blood relatives. "The nation that emerges at Sinai is truly unique, and it is the Genesis 15. Here we see God covenant that gives it this uniqueness. Israel becomes the People of ordering Abraham to cut in two IN ADDITION to defining the Yahweh, a people belonging to Him in a special way..." From article various animals and place the two relationship between Yahweh and by Steve Landregan. God tells Moses at Sinai, "If you hearken to my halves opposite each other on the the Israelities, the laws that are voice and keep my covenant, you shall be my special possession." ground. God, in the form of smoke part of the covenant (the Ten and fire, passes between the Commandments and the prophets. JUST AS GOD'S covenant butchered carcasses. Covenant Code) also define the Like God's covenant with with Abraham was renewed with What this represents is an relationships and conduct of the Abraham, His covenant with Isaac and Jacob, the Sinai ancient covenant ritual in which Israelites toward one another. Israel is marked by a ritual covenant was to be renewed by the two covenanting parties pass The nation that emerges at described in Exodus 24. An altar the Israelites under Joshua once between the halves of the animals Sinai is truly unique, and it is the is built by Moses at the foot of they had come into the promised calling down upon themselves a covenant that gives it this Sinai, the same mountain where land of Canaan (Jos. 24). similar fate should they violate uniqueness. Israel becomes the God revealed His name "Yah- Know Your Faith author the covenant's terms. People of Yahweh, a people weh" to Moses from the burning Father Joseph Jensen writes in God needs no covenant but belonging to Him in a special way, bush. his book "God's Word to Israel" man does. God originates His set aside, His personal possession, Twelve pillars representing that "the covenant becomes the covenant with man to respond to a people chosen . . . not for the 12 tribes of Israel are erected basis of Israel's relationship to man's need, to reveal to man, in a privilege but for responsibility. at the base of the mountain and God through historical events and way he will understand, exactly Essential to this election of holocausts and sacrifices are sets her faith worlds apart from what man must do to merit the Israel by Yahweh as the nation offered. Moses takes half the the religions around her, tied as mercy of God (Gen 20:6). chosen to reveal Him and His blood from the sacrificial animals they were to the cycle of nature, Just as Moses had provided redemption is the understanding and splashes it upon the altar fertility cults, magical practices the charismatic leadership that Israel's election was not which represents Yahweh. and capricious divinities. Faith- needed to continue the trans- based on merit or ac- He then reads the terms of the fulness was expected of a formation of the Israelites from complishment but on God's free covenant aloud to the people who covenant partner. In the years a mob of slaves into a nation, the choice. indicate their acceptance. Then and centuries ahead Israel would Sinai covenant provided another Misunderstanding and Moses sprinkles the other half of often be wanting in covenant essential ingredient... a system distortion of their chosenness by the blood over the Israelites loyalty (hesed), but was never saying, "this is the blood of the abandoned by the God who called of law. the Israelites will bring them to her. Israel's most frequent song of In the Sinai covenant certain tragedy and destruction and be covenant which the Lord has made with you in accordance with praise would be 'ki leolam hasdo' duties and obligations are im- the subject of God's solemn — 'For His hesed is everlasting.'" posed upon the Israelites in ex- warnings to them through the all these words of His." Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 26,1975 / Page 13 The Composition of the Bible (Part 3)
of Egypt; he was the mediator of from prophetic circles. Groups of By REV. JOSEPH JENSEN the Lord's revelation and Levites, whose role it was to In a previous article we spoke covenant at Mt. Sinai, and he was preach covenant law, account for of the circles that formulated and Israel's first great lawgiver. His much of the material in transmitted Israel's traditions. In influence on the formation of the Deuteronomy. this process both oral and written traditions found in the Pentateuch Some of the traditions in- traditions played their role. was very great. But the Pen- corporated into the Pentateuch Writing was known in the Near tateuch seem to incorporate probably come from East, both in Egypt and traditions not only of the for- Mesopotamia and would be dated Mesopotamia, from the end of the mative years of Israel but also far earlier than the origins of 4th millennium B.C. These were those from much later times. For Israel — traditions brought by very complicated writing systems example, the laws of the Pen- Abraham and his clan. Others which required extensive training tateuch, while ostensibly coming originated in the days of Abraham to master, but by the 15th century, from the period of Israel's en- (somewhere between 2000 and long before Israel existed as a campment at Mt. Sinai, actually 1500 B.C.), others during the people, a simple alphabetic reflect conditions in Israel at sojourn in Egypt, during the writing began to come into use in various periods; even when exodus and conquest, and later Palestine. Oral tradition con- dealing with the same subjects still — even to the days of the tinued to play a part even after Babylonian captivity (587-538 writing came into use. (e.g., altars, feasts, priesthood), different laws give quite different B.C.). In the end it was probably WE TEND to think of a regulations. priestly circles, during the exile composition being most securely Narrative sections also and later, who incorporated the fixed when it has been set down in exhibit complexity. Genesis 1:1- traditions of other groups into writing, but the opposite case can 2:4 forms a creation account their own and so brought the be argued. A written text can be easily distinguishable from the Pentateuch to completion. But the falsified by anyone who has ac- rest of Genesis 2; each gives its beginning of the process goes cess to it, while that which is own account of the creation of back far earlier than Moses passed on orally must meet the man, with his creation coming himself. approval of all who hear it — after that of the animals in the Thus the Pentateuch, as we sometimes a whole community of first account, before the animals have it now, is the result of cen- people who have listened to it in the second account. turies of revelation, response, countless times before. reflection, selection, sifting, and The origin of even a single MUCH OF the material that purification, as Israel came to section of the Old Testament, e.g., was eventually incorporated into know the Lord and His demands; the Pentateuch, may be very the Pentateuch derives from the countless individuals played a complex. The Bible makes sort of traditionary circles part in its production. In it God is frequent reference to "the law of referred to earlier. Regulations revealed as the almighty Creator Moses" or "the book of the law of about sacrifice and rules about of the cosmos, the redeemer of Moses" and there was a time ritual purity come from priestly Israel, her covenant partner, the when this was taken to mean that circles; much of the material Lord who lays His laws on her, the Moses was the literary author of comes from the earliest days of punisher of her offenses, the the whole Pentateuch; but this is Israel's formation, though it merciful one who pardons her nowhere stated in the Bible, and continued to be updated through transgressions. It was ac- modern scholars have been forced the period of the exile. Many of complished under the action of by the weight of the evidence to the historical narratives, God so that the final result would abandon that position. especially those which recount be the magnificent expression of "Moses was the man raised up by the Lc Egypt; he was the mediator of the Lord's rt Moses was the man raised up Israel's sins and the Lord's Israel's faith that it is — truly the Mount Sinai, and he was Israel's first great by the Lord to lead His people out punishment upon them, stem Word of God in words of m Father Joseph Jensen. Moses and the law wood carving in a factory near Haifa, Israe, Studying the New Covenant of an evening over to the study of terested; simple refreshments Rite soon to be introduced By REV. JOSEPH CHAMPLIN this wonderful covenant. Most of were served, name tags prepared throughout the United States. Broken promises. Covenants the participants probably would and photographs taken of those "This is not as complicated as made, then ignored or forgotten not now recall hearing this term present. it first seemed. Those who wish to or violated and, finally, renewed "covenant" because the subject THE 1975 edition involved confess pretty much like they again. of these 8:00-9:30 sessions was the lecture and demonstration by the used to can do so, but those who That is the story of our revised Rite of Penance or priest leader with comments and want to try something new and relationship with God, beginning Reconciliation. However, they suggestions by the participants. better can do that also." centuries ago in the Old would, with but minimal ex- "Together in Peace," this "I think this new approach Testament when Moses received planation, quickly recognize that writer's book on the new Rite for will help me get away from the the great covenant on Mount Sinai the reality covered by the Penance, was the basic text, with grocery list of sins I have been and continuing in the present age sacrament of Penance and God's a copy for each home presented to confessing. The way I confess now when we still sin, break promises ageless covenant is one and the the persons who took part in the is not much different from the made, but then return to the same. evening. way I confessed in the eighth Father and seek forgiveness from The dozen discussion groups We feel these sessions formed grade." his never ending love. ("Listening Sessions III") an excellent introduction to both "I got a copy of 'Toget' in TO QUOTE from the fourth followed the pattern of similar the simple unity and complex Peace' before tonight's seoaion eucharistic prayer: "Again and evenings held in previous years. diversity of this reformed ritual. and have been reading it at home. again you offered a covenant to Host and hostess invited 10-15 The observations which follow I already have found some man, and through the prophets adults to their home or the church were made repeatedly by the lay psalms, readings and comments I taught him to hope for salvation." basement for the meeting; persons in attendance and especially like and pick up the During the past summer at bulletin announcements extended represent good grass-roots book when I feel the need to read Holy Family some 100 adults gave the invitation to anyone in- comments or criticisms about the them." 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By REV. PAUL F. PALMER, S.J. really broken. We remain God's "Again and again you offered EBVENANT children, the object of His special a covenant to man." The words love, even when we reject Him are still somewhat strange to the and try to untie the kinship ties Catholic community which prays that bind us. with the priest the Fourth The Fourth Eucharistic Eucharistic Prayer. Prayer says it so well: "You We used to speak of the Old God's formed man in your own likeness and the New Testament, and now . . . Even when he disobeyed you we speak of the Old and the New and lost your friendship, you did Covenant. What is this covenant not abandon him to the power of which God offers man as an in- way death . . . Again and again you dividual and man as a com- offered a covenant to man." munity? We are here confronted with THE ENGLISH word the mystery of God's way with covenant derives from the verb of man, with a love that goes on "to covene" or to come.together; loving even when that love goes but covenanters convene for a unrequited, the most poignant of definite purpose, to enter a sworn all loves. Repeatedly in the Old agreement, to make an oath in love Testament God's love is likened to which they pledge their fidelity to the ongoing Eucharistic sacrifice that of a husband for his bride, one another. The Latin word for of Christians: "Take this, all of even when the bride is faithless. covenant "foedus" basically you, and drink from it. This is the God's love for the individual with means fidelity or trust. cup of my blood of the new and whom He has made a covenant is We are celebrating this year everlasting covenant." We are not compared to a mother's love for a of 1976 the Bicentennial of our sprinkled with the blood of child even when her love is independence; but we are com- sacrifice. We are invited to drink rejected. memorating as well the coming of the blood to symbolize and to THE PROPHET Isaiah had together of the 13 colonies to enter effect at the deepest of all levels an intuition of God's way "of love a covenant by which they became our union with God in Christ and and has God exclaim: "Can a "Federated" or covenant states with one another. woman forget her suckling child, of a single country, a single God began making covenants that she should have no com- family. And the loyalty pledge by with man when He made the first passion on the son of her womb? the federated states ran so deep man into His own image and Even these may forget, yet I will that a civil or family war was likeness, introducing man into the not forget you. Behold I have you fought to preserve the federation family of the divine community or graven on the palms of my hands" or covenant. The great sin against trinity of Father, Son and Holy (49:15-16). the covenant is separation that Spirit. And because of this initial We have heard the ex- ends in divorce and the rejection covenant, God's way with man is pression: "If only I could stop of the covenant ties that bind us. different from his relationship to loving!" Because God is love, He A covenant is sometimes the rest of His visible creation. cannot stop loving even though referred to as an "elaborate Man will always be the object of His love goes unrequited and oath," a sworn agreement which God's special love, of God's rejected for all eternity. The has the gods or God as the witness elective love, of God's covenant mystery of hell is in man, not in and guarantor of the terms of the love, even when man "breaks" God. And because of this love, agreement. But God's covenant the covenant with God. Family God time and again makes a with man is more than a con- ties can be disowned; the kinship covenant with man, with tractual agreement. Actually, we relation can be rejected, but not everyman, and not least of all me! do not enter into an agreement with God. He makes a covenant "We are invited to drink of by the Lord to lead His people out of the blood to symbolize and Lord's revelation and covenant at with us. to effect at the deepest of all rst great lawgiver." From article by The Sinai covenant demands levels our union with God in 1 the law is the theme of this olive Christ and with one 'fa, Israel. that we love God with our whole another." From heart and mind and soul, and our article by Father Paul Palmer neighbor as ourselves. But we do so not because of the "law" of the decalogue or 10 commandments, but because we are made members of God's family and the >f Peace family of man by covenant. The eminent Scripture scholar Dennis McCarthy, S.J. "Won't this take much goes to the heart of the matter longer? When there is a line of when he perceptively notes that persons waiting to go in, I the Sinai covenant is "more than wouldn't feel comfortable a matter of agreement, it is a spending a long time with the question of kinship." Commenting priest for my confession." on the ritual meal and the ritual "We should use this book at sacrifice of Exodus 24 and home to prepare for confession Deuteronomy 27, the author ex- and not wait until we get to plains the symbolism of both church." rites: "If you read over step one and two before you go into the con- The covenant meal means fessional, it really shouldn't take admission into the family circle much longer than the way we of another, but the blood rite is have always gone to confession." especially vivid. Yahweh and the people are considered to be "I like the idea of kneeling related by blood for they have uuwn and having the priest place somehow shared the same his hands on my head when he blood in the rite" (Treaty and gives absolution. That makes it Covenant, p. 173). more personal." "I prefer the box where the Irresistibly there comes to priest can't see me and I can't see mind the words of Jesus at the him." Last Supper which are repeated in Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 26,1975 / Page 15 By ANGELA M. SCHREIBER Two beautiful young people exchanged wedding vows. Their love for one another was plain to see. I touched my husband's arm and whispered. "This is one marriage that should make it." He nodded his agreement. But three years later, Anita sat across from us at our dining room table, joy in her eyes replaced with sadness, saying "It's over." In the last ten years, we've discouraging, you need God there. experienced this same kind of He'll be there if you haven't shut scene too many times. Ages of the Him out. He's always there if you couples vary — some are people don't forget Him." we knew 20 years ago; some are As he spoke, there was no friends of our children. doubt that God was reality to him. WHY? I had to impression that God was But I think before we ask his intimate friend. "why" we must ask: What is During the weeks that marriage? My immediate answer followed, I often recalled this is the one my father gave me conversation. My parents' hap- years ago. When I told him I was piness had seemed so effortless going to be married, he asked, that I had never consciously "How many people are going to be thought about it. But as I watched involved in your marriage?" I them day after day, I noticed that was somewhat puzzled but an- they really did not always agree. swered, "Actually, there are only It wasn't evident simply because two people involved in any they didn't ignore their dif- issue. Countless books have been marriage. The husband and the ferences of opinion but talked irrevocable personal consent" wife." and are being written about (Pastoral on the Church in the about them freely until they were marriage. Sociologists and Modern Wolrd, No. 48). Marriage "You're only partially right. solved. psychologists and psychiatrists is "a reflection of the loving You've left the most important WAS GOD in their marriage delve deeply into situations and covenant uniting Christ with the person out. There are three people the answer, I asked myself. minds. All of this is well and good. Church, and a participation in in a marriage — God, man and I shared these thoughts later But maybe it doesn't touch the woman." that covenant" (Ibid.). with my husband. We were lucky center. As the years pass, my Perhaps if more people really His statement stopped me to start our lives together with a convinction that God is the center understood the meaning of short. It was something I had consciousness of God's presence. grows stronger. And we don't marriage, the question, "Why did known in an academic kind of way Like my parents, we, too, have hear or talk about it often. this marriage fail?" would have but I hadn't really thought about called to Him in times of stress. While my father was no to be asked seldom. it. He went on to say, "Man and And as my father promised, He is theologian, I think he told me in woman can't make it last alone. there. very simple language the DADDY again illustrated his When you're new at being in love, Perhaps this all sounds theology of marriage taught in the philosophy of marriage the day everything seems easy and you simplistic. Too elementary for our Church. The Fathers of Vatican II before his death. The moment was may tend to pass over God's part. complex world. We read countless said that marriage is an "in- painful, joyful, sublime all at the But if you have money troubles, or articles about communication timate community of life and same time when he held my have a hard time understanding between husband and wife, married love, established by the mother's hand in his and said, something your beloved does, or if adapting to a changing world and Creator and governed by His "Edith, I'm leaving because I there's illness, or any one of so family life concepts. The popular laws, (which) is brought into must. But one day we'll walk side many things that can be magazines examine issue after being by the marriage covenant of by side with Him again." Feelings
By the Dameans indicate what our bodies need and what getting up to go to school or church, but it The person with strong convictions they should avoid. Feelings is good for us. and high ideal« m ake choices in life in view Feelings, nothing more than feeling We have feelings at a deeper level. We Some would have us believe that we of the long-range good and not just what Trying to forget my feelings of love feel happy when our team wins, frightened should do only those things we feel like appears pleasing here and now. He, like Teardrops rolling down on my face when we see "Jaws," guilty when we doing because only then are we really free. the person of faith, realizes that he will not Trying to forget my feelings of love. realize we hurt a friend. These feelings are This person becomes a slave to the un- escape feelings of loneliness and sadness, important because they tell us that we certainty of his own feelings and is easily but he does know that even they will pass Feelings for all my life I'll feel it. respond to more than those things which led by others — like the child who keeps away because he has hope that life is more I wish I've never met you girl affect our bodies. We are sensitive to life changing his mind about what he wants for than just today. The person who can't see You'll never come again around us. One of the saddest put-downs Christmas because he is influenced by so past the present is doomed to be trapped in Feeling, feel it, feeling for a selfish person is that he has no many toy commercials. his own feelings. Again in my arms. feelings. Feelings are important but feelings Feelings, feelings like I've never lost you are funny. They can come and go so And feelings like I'll never have you quickly. We can be so blue until a friend QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION POINTS Again in my heart calls us, and somehow we feel better. 1. What is the meaning of the word "covenant"? Feelings, for all my life I'll feel it. Sometimes we can't explain feelings — 2. Discuss some of the conditions set forth in the Sinai Covenant. I wish I've never met you girl they just happen — like sudden annoyance 3. Read Exodus, Chapters 19 through 24. You'll never come again at being interrupted while watching a 4. Read Exodus, Chapters 32 through 34. By Morris Albert favorite TV show. 5. Discuss the literary authorship of the historical books of the Old Testament. Fermata International 6. From what foreign traditions and sources are parts of the Bible drawn? Melodies, Inc. ASCAP The important thing about feelings is 7. Discuss the statement: "Again and again you offered a covenant to man." that they are not the whole show — they are only a part of us. There is more to us 8. What does the Sinai covenant demand? Morris Albert sings about something than the way we feel. Feelings have a way 9. What was the first covenant God made with man? common to all of us. Everybody's got of telling us about the now of ourselves 10. Discuss the meaning of symbolism. feelings and it's a good thing we do. There without necessarily referring to the future 11. What does the covenant relationship with God mean to you in your everyday are different kinds of feelings but in or what is good for us. The person who has life? Make a list, then reflect upon it. general feelings are signals that it together lives according to the things he 12. What is the relationship of the term "covenant" to marriage? something is going on within us. values in life, his convictions, and not just 13. What is the relationship of the term "covenant" to the revised Rite of Penance We have physical feelings. We feel the way he feels at a particular time. and Reconciliation? cold so we put on a sweater. We feel thirsty Sometimes we do things contrary to 14. What is the relationship of the term "covenant" to the Eucharist? so we drink water. We feel pain so we take our feelings. We do not feel like getting The above discussion points and questions were prepared by the authors and the rock out of our shoe. These feelings are shots or taking bad-tasting medicine, but it Bro. Richard Kerressy, C.F.X., a religious education specialist with the United vital to health because they generally is good for our health. We do not feel like States Catholic Conference. Page 16 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 26,1975 Mother of Fr. Lechiara Dominican Brother eulogized by Msgr. Bushey to be canonized "Charm is deceptive and Dominic, from Ohio; and her life was rather one of great beauty fleeting; the woman who daughters, Mrs. Jane Burson, dignity; she was truly a Christian VATICAN CITY — (NC) —as a layman. When he was 37, he fears the Lord is to be praised. from Boca Raton; Mrs. Marjorie woman, mother and wife." Give her a reward of her labors, Blessed John Macias, a Dominican became a Dominican Brother. Myers, from New Mexico; Mrs. Among the concelebrants at Brother who was a friend of his His only assignment was and let her works praise her at Lucy McAndrews, of California; the Mass were Msgr. John the city gates." (From Proverbs). fellow Dominican Brother St. doorkeeper at a large convent of and Mrs. Frances Susi of Miami. Donnelly, Msgr. John Nevins, Martin de Porres in 17th-century the Dominican order ir Lima. A solemn congregation Also surviving Mrs. Lechiara are Msgr. Agustin Roman, Msgr. gathered Tuesday at St. Hugh Peru, will be canonized by Pope Every day he fed hundreds of the a sister, two brothers, 23 grand- Peter Reilly, Father Joseph Paul VI Sept. 28, as many South poor and the abandoned of the Church as Msgr. David Bushey children and six great-grand Huck, Father John Fink, Father eulogized a woman whom many Floridians watch. Peruvian capital. He always knelt children. Her husband, Sebas- Michael Greer, Father Vincent when he served the needy, whom priests and laity have grown to tian, died in 1967. It will be an outdoor ceremony Kelly, Father William Gunther, in St. Peter's Square, like the he regarded and treated as images know and love during her 13 Msgr. Bushey spoke of Mrs. Father Robert McGee, Father years in Miami — Mrs. Josephine canonization of St. Elizabeth Seton of the suffering Christ. Lechiara's pride in the American Manuel Rodriguez and several two weeks earlier. Several pilgrimages of Lechiara, mother of Im- citizenship she earned when she priests from outside the Arch- maculata-LaSalle High School The new saint left his native Dominican tertiaries were on their came to the United States from diocese. Many other priests were way to the canonization from North principal, Father Francis J. Italy with her hushand im- in the large congregation. Spain at 25 and went to work Lechiara. among the Indians, the slaves and and South America, Ireland and mediately after their marriage. Burial was at Our Lady of the immigrants in the New World other European countries. Mrs. Lechiara died Saturday "Our immigrants who came Mercy Cemetery. following a heart attack. She was over made the Church so vital 77 years old. and strong in this country, and "BECAUSE of her deep made a tremendous contribution Forty Hours faith, her whole life was a to the American way of life," he commitment to God, to Christ, said. "Mr. and Mrs. Lechiara and consequently to her family," came to this country and never Devotion at Msgr. Bushey, her pastor at St. returned to Italy, but to this A Brendan Church, said. country they brought a love of the Nativity Parish "Because of her intense Church, and they instilled it into IN YOUR faith, God saw fit to call one of their family." HOLLYWOOD — Forty Hours her own to be a priest. Even on SPEAKING of the Christian Reconciliation Devotion will begin earth she was rewarded for her tradition of praying for a happy at Nativity parish Sunday, Sept. 28, FAMILY? great faith, by being able to see death, Msgr. Bushey commented to highlight the parish's 15th an- one of her own children ordained that "she, in her last years, en- niversary celebration. as a priest." joyed physical and mental Adoration of the Blessed THE HOLY FATHER'S MISSION AID TO THE ORIENTAL CHURCH Not only was her priest-son, health, and she was surrounded Sacrament will be held throughout Have you ever wished your family had a priest? who was the principal celebrant by those who loved her. She was the three days, which end Tuesday, at the Mass of Christian Burial, Now you can have a "priest of your own"—and strengthened also by her frequent Sept. 30 at 7:30 p.m. share forever in all the good he does.... present; her seven other children Communion." A special penitential service were gathered from throughout Throughout the Near East each year, grateful In appraising her Christian will be held Monday, Sept. 29 at bishops ordain hundreds of new priests trained the country. Present were sons life, he said, "Many modern 7:30 p.m., at which several visiting Samuel, from Maryland; by people like you. . .. Their own families are cynics would find her life priests will be available to hear too poor to support them in training, but good Nicholas, from California; and meaningless and irrelevant. Yet confessions. A Catholics in America "adopted" these seminar- FUTURE ians, encouraged them all the way to ordina- PRIEST tion. ... 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N.W. 7th Ave. & 125th Street Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 26,1975 / Page 17 NATIVITY It all started in a tent which that occurred was an occasional eventually collapsed in a downpour march of the "wooly bear" and was sometimes visited by an caterpillars which provided a infestation of wooly bear cater- great deal of humor and dismay. pillars. And when the tent collapsed in a That was in 1960 when founding heavy downpour, the parishioners Father Hugh J. Flynn was pastor found themselves celebrating the of Nativity parish in Hollywood. Eucharist in a military academy, Now under Father James E. in a theater, in a city recreation Quinn, the parish is gearing up for teen center, in a high school 15th Anniversary activites start- cafeteria, in a school room, in a ing withaprocessionatthelp.m. high school gymnasium, in a Mass this Sunday which will begin parish hall and in a parking lot. In a 40 hours devotion that will close all these places the gathering of the with a special Mass at 7:30 Tues- faithful to worship formed many iay night, Sept. 30. ties. "BECAUSE there are so many Parish organizations started to good things in Nativity Parish we form. In December 1960, the St. just had to celebrate," said Father Vincent de Paul Society was Quinn, "a beautiful church, an established in the parish followed Archibishop Carroll Speaks to Parishioners After Blessing New Church in 1968. outstanding school, and wonderful in January 1961 by Nativity Guild people. We have been greatly when 88 women of the parish Doctrine came into being. blessed during these 15 years and presented themselves for charter THE SAME month Bishop since this is the Holy Year, a time membership and subsequent af- Coleman F. Carroll dedicated the of reconciliation and renewal, all of filiation with Miami Diocesan school building, a result of months us should do our very best to be at of hard work and devotion. The Dccrbornc Council of Catholic Women of the peace with God and with one National Council of Catholic building's second floor was used another." Women. The Guild set the pattern for classes but the first floor was Father Quinn has invited of a very active parish society first used as a temporary church. former priests and religious of which continues to the present. In November 1962, Nativity School",% Nativity Church and School to Parish held its first bazaar which celebrate the special Anniversary Ground-breaking for the has continued annually through the Mass on Friday, October 3rd at parish school building took place in years, growing larger each year. 5:00 p.m. with former pastor, June 1961 and, in September, Nativity Guild inaugurated a Auxiliary Bishop Rene H. Gracida school began for Nativity's School Library Fund in February as principal celebrant along with children in Chaminade High School 1963 and supported it with a Father Quinn and assistant until the new school was ready in regular schedule of fund raising O pastors, Father Paul L. Deyo and January 1962 when 240 students activities. April 1964 saw the TRANSPORTATION • JUW Father David O'Byrne. were enrolled in grades 1 through formation of the Nativity Singles Championship -Air-Conditioned Gymnasium Because of the various 4. The Sisters, Servants of the Club. Accredited by the Southern nationalities of parishioners, the Immaculate Heart of Mary of Mass will be an ethnic Mass and Monroe, Michigan, were engaged With so many achievements Association of Colleges and Schools the choir will lead in Polish, as teachers in the school. 1961 in so few years, Father Flynn as _AF-TER SCHOOL PROGRAM AVAILABLE TO 6PM Italian, Spanish and Irish hymns. marked the first choir meeting and founding pastor, had accomplished 311 Seuilla Ave. Cor..l GnbU's. 444 4662 Highlight of the evening will be the this group sang the Christmas what he envisioned when he first unveiling of a portrait of the late liturgy accompanied by a chord set up tent in a sandy field. In 5 Father Hugh J. Flynn, Nativity's organ. January 1962 saw the years the parish was firmly founding pastor by Father Flynn's organization of the Holy Name established and the love and ad- You're home again. sister, Sister Michael Flynn, who Society when 30 men of the parish miration of his parishioners was will be honored guest of the parish. gathered for the first meeting. In evident when they presented the OTHER HIGHLIGHTS of the April 1962 the Nativity Parish Unit keys to a new automobile to Father Anniversary week will be the of the Confraternity of Christine (Continued on page 20) Men's Club Derby Dance on Saturday evening Sept. 27th, at 8:00 p.m. in the Parish Hall; a special penetential service Mon- day evening at 7:30 p.m.; an- niversary bingo on Thursday evening at 7:45 p.m.; a fish fry dinner on Friday at 6:00 p.m. and to close the week-long festivities a And even as you recuperate Parish Picnic on the church grounds on Sunday from 2 p.m. to 6 your income is protected. p.m. For nearly one hundred years the Catholic Looking about this parish Association of Foresters has been a non-profit today with 2700 families of which more than 2200 are active in parish Fraternal Society. Salary protection is provided, life, one sees energetic groups in regardless of any other income, to families in time the CFM, the Leisure Club, the of need. CYO, the Home and School Association, the School Board, the Personally tailored policies are offered for acci- new choir, the ushers and com- dent, health and life. Also, as a member of the mentators, the Parish Council and Association you are entitled to join social, the parish blood bank. Original Nativity Church in 1960. spiritual and educational activities. But it was not always thus. For information about our Salary Protection Back in the fall of 1960, some folks in Hollywood thought the FREE INSTALLATION FOR VOICE READERS! Plan, and many other insurance benefits, send in circus had come to town on this coupon. Johnson Street where it went Shop in the convenience of your own home — ssx MM- sss •*>:• »» ••«•;•: w« ••»••. .:•:•:•• >:•>:• •;->,•. •%:•:•: :•:«• •:•:•;:; w« :-:•:•:• WSJ •£••;:• •:-:•>: :-: through the palmetto and scrub Name pine in Hollywood Hills. The newly DOORS-DOORS-DOORS established Nativity Parish was a Street_ parish without a church building. Over 200 styles to choose from! City State Zip So the 7.5 acre tract adjoining Tel. Age Occupation Chaminade High School was Buy an exclusive translucent fiber- < cleared and a temporary church — glass door or a distinguished $9095 a large tent — was erected to form a circle of worship for 1200 trance door for as little as 89 Catholic parishioners. On Oct. 15, 1960, ASSOCIATION OF FORESTERS Reverend Hugh J. Flynn, Member Better Business *\*%M COAA Bureau Bank Financing j/4BJOUU Nativity's founding pastor, ARTISTIC DOORS 12 months to pay. insurance celebrated the first Mass. Custom Made, Steel, Aluminum & Solid Wood Doors Sunrise Professional Bldg., 915 Middle River Drive, IT WAS a novel experience, Security Locks this tent, and among many things •:•»: >w j*x. .:•:•>: :-:•:•:• :rw For>x-j •;•:•:•t : •:•:*Lauderdale: . , Fla. 33304 Page 18 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 26,1975 It's a Date Broward County games, contests, dancing, etc. will f be available. Their annual luncheon and ••• "ard party to raise funds for the mrch will be held by the ST. Anyone interested in forming a ATTHEW Catholic Women's Women's Club in OUR LADY OF Club Thursday, Oct. 2, at the THE LAKES parish is invited to a Hallandale Recreation Center, meeting on Monday, Sept. 29, at 8 beginning at noon. Sponsored by p.m. to discuss objectives. the officers and directors of the club, the luncheon is open to all The lauies of the Martha Circle ladies of the parish and the general at HOLY FAMILY parish will public. Food will be prepared by meet Monday; Sept. 29, from 12:30 club members and homemade to 3 p.m. in the meeting room if the cakes will be served. For reser- parish hall. Donation of old sheets vations, call 922-7126. will be appreciated. ••• ••• NATIVITY parish is having its 'Young at heart' people from St. Coleman parish, Pompano Beach, have formed an adult organization Bible Study classes will begin 15th anniversary party Friday, at ST. CATHERINE OF SIENA Oct. 3. Tickets are available at the the first meeting of which is scheduled for Monday Sept. 29, at 1:15 in the parish hall. Pictured are, left to right: Mrs. Barbara McMenamy; Mrs. Marie Dumas; Sister Jeanne Dolores, D.R.E.; Msgr. Do- parish Friday, Oct. 3, from 7:30- rectory for the fish fry planned for minic Barry, pastor; Mrs. Ruth Mies; Miss Ann Bornhofen. 8:30 p.m. in the parish center. the evening — no tickets will be Classes will be held every Friday available at the door. Experienced Guild will present four weekly vations, call Barbara McNulty, night at the same time. musicians are still needed for the Palm Beach programs in the "Family life 582-1634 of Sacred Heart parish, or event, and can call 987-3300 to offer Forum" at the parish hall In West Peg McKenna, 582-1130 of Holy ••• their talents. County Palm Beach Oct. 1, 8,15 and 22. All Spirit Parish. A MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER sessions begin at 8 p.m. They will HOLY FAMILY Senior Club ••• RENEWAL will be held Saturday, be conducted by Judy A. Thomp- will hold a Covered Dish Supper Sept. 27, at 8 p.m. in the home of son, a marriage and family Dade County and meeting Friday, Sept. 26 at Installation of officers of the Fred and Kathy Kunman, 7158 counselor at the West Palm 6:30 p.m. in the parish hall. The Women's Guild at OUR LADY Thompson Road, Lake Worth. Catholic Service Bureau. The The church grounds will be the dinner will be followed by a QUEEN OF HEAVEN parish will Participants are asked to bring a sessions include "Appreciation of site of the ST. VINCENT DE PAUL meeting and installation of of- take place at the 9:30 a.m. Mass snack. Self," "The Parent, the Adult and family parish picnic Sunday, Sept. ficers, and a one hour film about a Sunday, Sept. 28, followed by a ••• the Child," "Communication — 28 from 1-6 p.m. Food, drinks, trip through Rome will be shown. Communion breakfast for all A Dessert Card Party is True Dialogue," and "It's Time to women of the parish at the Oriole planned by the Ladies Guild of Start Living, Time to Enjoy the Country Club, Margate. New of- SACRED HEART Church, Lake World We've Been Given." ficers are Frances Neckles, Worth, at Madonna Hall Saturday, COCKTAILS president; Johanna Benemio, vice Sept. 27, from 12:30-3:30 p.m. *•• president; Jerry Taylor, secretary; Sharon Zich, treasurer. +•* An old-fashioned f?mily style INNING The Madonna Guild of ST. picnic is planned for members of ••• THOMAS MORE Parish, Boynton SACRED HEART and HOLY DANCING Beach, is having its first meeting SPIRIT parishes Sunday, Oct. 5, I nun o I'M. nighth A Derby Day Dance, complete of the season Friday, Oct. 3, after from 1p.m. to dark. Location is the with secrets to be revealed at the the 8:30 a.m. Mass. Continental John Prince Park in the Center event, is planned for tonight breakfast will be served at the Road Pavilion area. For reser- (Friday) at ST. MAURICE parish, Knights of Columbus Hall in couldn Music will be provided by "Van-Boynton Beach. All women of the candle cero." parish are invited to meet the new officers: president, Edith Keating; VOICE READERS 4 LOUNGE ••• vice president, Julia Brunovsky; secretary, Rosalie Zimmerman; Members of the ST. treasurer Leone Malcolm. EAT OUT SEBASTIAN parish Council of Catholic Women will hold their 502,320 meals first meeting of the year Friday, ••* Oct. 3, following a Corporate a month* Communion at the 8 a.m. Mass at ST. JOHN FISHER Women's the church. Breakfast will be served in the parish hall. That's Why If you've been LOAD feeling nostalgic Gentleman Jim brings BUFFET back the "good old AMERICAN AND days" of fine food . . . served to perfection CANTONESE with a touch of old-fash- 79th St. COCKTAIL LOUNGE Causeway CUISINE ioned friendliness. 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Miami, Florida/THE VOICE/Friday, September 26,1975 /Page 19 Catechetical Sunday
In parishes throughout the Archdiocese Sunday, Catechetical Sunday was observed with special Masses at which CCD teachers and staff were commissioned. At Holy Spirit parish, Lantana (left), after the teachers placed lighted candles on the altar, students brought their books forward during the offertory. The Mass, celebrated by Father Robert Dunn, left, was developed by children of the parish. Above, Msgr. John Delaney, pastor of Holy Family pa- rish, commissions CCD teachers who are holding Bibles and candles, urging them to go forth and teach the word of God. Nativity Parish (Continued from page 18) Flynn at a farewell reception as he parish hall. departed for a new assignment in As the building began to grow, Special to the readers of VOICE Vero Beach. so the parish population continued IN JUNE 1964, Reverend to increase and the spiritual and Raymond J. Scully was welcomed social dimensions continued to The Bible for Every Catholic Family as administrator of Nativity expand. Parish. By early 1966, the parish To Inform, To Inspire, To Study... had 2200 families in the cities On October 26, 1968, a fastest growing area, Hollywood memorable day in the history of Hills, and the need for a new Nativity Parish, Archbishop church was a growing concern. Coleman F. Carroll joined with the In July 1966, the Parish priests, the Sisters, and people of "Che Advisory Board was coming into the parish to dedicate the church existence and was to consist of 12 building to the service of God and lay members and the clergy of the to rededicate themselves as the ttt) ^j parish. The PAB had member people of God to serve the Church representation, one each, from and the community. 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P.B. , Martin youths Area youths are signing up plan year's activities for national Project SIGN People helping people — that's among other things they learned various leadership skills, par- WEST PALM BEACH — The completing schedules for what project SIGN is all about. But about Project SIGN. ticularly enthusiastic about Youth Federation of Palm Beach volleyball, soccer and touch it isn't just that; it is Service in MARK TROPPE, Chris Project SIGN. and Martin Counties has set 10 football. God's Name. Gagne, Barb Mills and Eileen Sponsored by the Archdiocese programs for its 1975-76 activities. The aim of the Federation is to The Archdiocesan CYO board Hoeck came back from the of Philadelphia, it is geared to They are (with the sponsoring organize the spiritual, social, members have returned from • a National Training Institute for mesh with the 1976 International parishes listed in parentheses): cultural and sports activities of the three week leadership training Leadership and Service, where Eucharistic Congress set for Aug. Oct. 26, a picnic (St. Juliana); youth of the parishes. program in Philadelphia, where they spent 18 hours a week learning 1-8 in Philadelphia. Nov. 1, Halloween Party (St. The goal is to collect 100 Luke); Nov. 22, Preparation and Straight Talk million service hours from groups distribution of Thanksgiving and individuals throughout the baskets (St. Luke); Dec. (on a date United States. In the Archdiocese to be established), sports day (St. of Miami, projects by CYO groups Mark); Jan. 3, a dance (St. Why can't she be Godparent? for which they receive par- Edward); Answering your questions ticipation points in Project '76, will Feb. (Date yet to be set), bay Dear Kathy, Godparent promises to help the is Father Richard Sudlik, also become part of the national of Prayer (Ascension); Mar. (Date I'm sure that your friend does child grow into a mature Christian O.M.I. Address all questions movement. As the man-hours yet to be set), A walkathon in love her niece. But that is really by the example given and by being to "Straight Talk" c / o The are calculated, figures will be sent behalf of Lourdes Residence and not the point. The point is, will she able to share important moments Voice, P.O. Box 381059, from the CYO parish groups to the the March of Dimes (St. Luke); live up to the responsibilities of of faith with the child. A person Miami, Fla. 33138. Department of Youth Activities, April 10, Easter picnic for migrant being a God parent. Many people who does not worship, who does not feel that the role of the Godparent go to Church, will not be able to where they will be forwarded to children (Queen of Peace); April Dear Father, Philadelphia in monthly reports. 23-25, Lake Wales camping trip A friend of mine was asked to is to bring up the child if anything give example s in this very im- (Holy Name), and May (Date yet be the Godmother of her sister's should happen to the parents. But portant area. to be set), the King and Queen baby girl, but the priest would not in fact, few Godparents would be Your friend is probably a very The Department of Youth dance (Sacred Heart). let her because she didn't go to able to gain custody of the child if good person who can offer much to Activities began recording service the parents died. hours Sept 1. All groups and in- Two youth representatives Church. Is that really fair? My her niece. But at this moment it dividuals who want to help can call from each participating parish, friend really loves the baby and The true role of Godparents is seems that she will not be able to or write the DYA to report their plus a priest and an adult advisor, I'm sure she would take care of it. to support the child in the faith. offer what a Godparent is called to hours and have them forwarded to are to meet on the first Thursday of Kathy This is what is promised in the do — live the Catholic faith to the Philadelphia. each month, to work out program ceremony of Baptism. A full. details, said Fr. Edmund O'Donovan, of St. Francis, Riviera Beach, one of the Federation's AT FIKCHER'S DANK participating priests. Fincher Oldsmobile Father O'Donovan said also WE DO WHAT WE FINANCING that the Archdiocesan Youth 1707 N.E. 2nd. 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Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 26,1975 / Page 21 Children and parents IMPACTO: learning together
By ARACELI CANTERO stories they already know — Goldie the most part, we followed the Voice Staff Writer Locks and the Three Bears ... we movement's directives of seeking His eyes almost closed and still talk about the family and theour own apostolic vocation in the things their parents do for them. Church, and we began to think of Children and parents learn together about family life during the Impact wet with tears, three-year old weekend program, now in its second year. While the young couples Mark del Campo finally seemed to "They know what is going on the most urgent need in our and why they are here, and they listen to different speakers and discuss among themselves about ways be falling asleep. community. of improving family life, their children follow a similar program adapted Tired perhaps of the new ex-meet with their parents now and "CONCERNED about the to their level. perience, away for a few hours then," she said as she described quality of family life, we sought the advice of doctors, psychologists some 80 per cent remain active in miss a single detail of what hap- from his brother and parents, he the movement. pens at home." was now enjoying a short nap in the and sociologists, who confirmed our belief in the importance of the "WE TRY TO keep everyone "I'M SURE many would like to arms of Adelita Rocha, one of the involved by making them participate in our program, but coordinators of an unusual early years of child development. We decided to do something responsible of any of its many they don't know about it," Father Christian Family education aspects," Fernandez said. Eduardo Alvarez S.J. Spiritual program. positive that would help the family at its roots." As he explained, each IM- Director for the Impacto program "We don't always get children PACTO weekend requires the commented, "that is one of our this young into our program," she Months of meetings and collaboration of about 15 couples. main difficulties, we are young and whispered softly, as she kept planning followed: a team would Nine to help with the talks and need publicity. Unfortunately, at rocking the baby in her arms. prepare the talks and they would adult discussions. Two to remain in this time, it is only offered in "THIS one has never been to try them on themselves and the kitchen, and four to stay with Spanish." school before and he wants to get friends, asking for advice and the children's program. The young Jesuit sees his role back to mom and dad. After all initiatives. They sought the "In such a case we are notin the movement as one of he's been hearing wonderful things collaboration of a priest and nine allowed to bring our own mediator. Also "through my about them all weekend." the short play the children prepare months later in February 1973, the youngsters because we must give presence and my words, I try to "Do not think our little ones first IMPACTO program took ourselves to those participating," promote and deepen the faith level need to learn about dialogue . . . for their parents on Sunday. "THE OLDER ones are place with the participation of 12 Mrs. Rocha said. of everyone," he says. on the contrary they will probably couples and their children. Concerned about the ongoing teach us how to do it," said Ernesto capable of more dialogue and they She's already been involved build a very positive relationship "We intend to offer a new with all aspects of IMPACTO, and training of the movement leaders, Rocha as he described his con- alternative of parenthood which is he promotes monthly reunions, and versation with a seven-year-old with the couples who stay with as she says, "the little ones them all weekend," Mr. Rocha based on our Christian faith," respond with their total attention, with the help of other diocesan boy moments before. says Jorge Fernandez, present and express their appreciation priests he seeks the spiritual One of the leaders in charge of said, "In a matter of minutes you become their friend, and its a coordinator for IMPACTO. The through hugging and kissing the growth of the young couples in the the children program during this program is also open to non-couples who have cared for them. program. IMPACTO (or Impact) weekend, friendship that lasts. Catholics or anyone interested in Mr. Rocha has been involved With the older ones it's different. "The IMPACTO weekend is Rocha was now talking to the being married in the Church. They want to talk. One can per-just a starter," he says, but it lays young parents about dialogue with with IMPACTO since the begin- So far 166 couples and their ning, and he recalls with pleasure ceive how aware they are of their down the foundation for a whole their children. "It's hard to children have participated, and parents relationship . . . they don't life." believe, but I found myself being how it all began almost two years questioned about Da Vinci, Cubism ago, out of the common concern of ainiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiHiiHiHHiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiilnMnG and Picasso," he said. a group of friends. FUNERAL HOMES | "Being Cursillo members, for "WE TRY to make parents T. M. FT. LAUDERDALE | aware of the importance of the early years in their children's PLANTATION FUNERAL HOME DAN H. FAIRCHILD-L.F.D. § development," Eugenio Martinez, = 299 N. FEDERAL HWY. ESTABLISHED 1930 3501 W BROWARD BLVD. 1 publicity chairman for IMPACTO = 763-MSR 581-6WO £ explained. "Many parents believe Funeral Pfome Thomas A. Ralph aiiiiiiiisiiiiimiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifi; that it is too early, and yet when Funeral Director their kids become older, they come to realize there is little they can do RON E.BECKER to change things. Funeral Director Phone: 587-6888 FUNERAL HOME, INC. "We see our program as a Phone: MIAMI BEACH preventive one, and we provide 72nd Street at Abbott Avenue this opportunity so parents with (305) 428-1444 7001 N.W. 4th St. youngsters, ages three to ten, may Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. participate together." All weekend 1444 S. Federal Hwy. programs have so far taken place DEERFIELD BEACH at Blessed Trinity parochial school, from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. The families go home to spend the night. FUNERAL DIRECTOR: CARL F. SLADE DURING the day, while HIALEAH PALM SPRINGS BIRD ROAD parents listen to different 800 Palm Ave. 1325 W. 49th St. 8231 Bird Rd. speakers, on subjects pertinent to Tel: 888-3433 Tel: 822-3081 Tel: 226-1811 their children's development and HOLLYfOOlTS OLDEST . MOST CONSIDERED to their own marital life, the S:V.\I-:RAL HOMI-S youngsters follow a similar R.]AY program which is adapted to their Active Member of Little Flower Parish particular reality. KRAEER FUNERAL HOME Paul Coopei Catholic 140 So. DIXIE HIGHWAY "We cannot follow a strict Fort Lauderdale Pomparto Beach Sample Road Deerfield Beach Margate Funeral Director HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA schedule with the young kids," 565-5591 941-4111 946-2900 399-5544 972-7340 PHONE: 923-6565 Mrs. Rocha explained. "We keep R. 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SOSA the persecutions of the first cen- Miami, represents rather a Nowadays in Miami there is tury, in order to settle down in character used by Jesus in one of much discussion about the efforts Marseille, southern France-an his parables. of many Spanish-speaking people ancient Roman colony-where he THIS PARABLE is the story of who wish to honor St. Lazarus in a became its bishop. The Church Dives, the rich man, and poor very special way. In fact, many today guards his tomb as a dear Lazarus, found in the sixteenth devotees of this saint have begun to treasure to all who feel devoted to chapter of the Gospel according to wonder about the origins of this him. Luke. It is a story of contrasts: the devotion. In view of some of these poor and the rich, justice and in- questions the following reflections IS THERE ANOTHER justice, punishment and reward. hope to become a means of LAZARUS? Many Spanish-speaking clarification and guidance on this Catholics have confused this fic- matter. The statue of Lazarus that tional character from the Gospel many devotees venerate in Miami, with a real person, the one raised DOES ST. LAZARUS however, does not seem to be" the by Jesus at Bethany. By using REALLY EXIST? image of the young man from Lazarus, the beggar, in this story, Bethany, raised by Jesus. On the Jesus attempted to convey a The first problem a devotee of contrary, the appearance of this message to his people. He tried to St. Lazarus should examine is the Lazarus is totally different: a change and soften the hearts of one brought about by the very beggar, covered with sores from those who had become stiff and identity of the saint. head to toe, sustained by crutches, selfish and had forgotten God's YES, ST. LAZARUS does and constantly followed by dogs love for the poor and the meek. exist! He was Jesus' loyal friend, who lick his sores. This statue, Indeed, St. Lazarus does exist, The Resurrection of Lazarus, the friend of Christ. the brother of Martha and Mary, popularly recognized by many but certainly he is not the beggar known by all in the small'village of Spanish-speaking Catholics in covered with sores who appears in Luke's Gospel. The Church our loyal friend as He was loyal to Bethany. Lazarus was an intimate venerates as one of Her saints the Lazarus. He wants to carry on a friend of the Lord; they both young man from Bethany, brother special relationship with us as He shared a very special relationship. of Martha and Mary, raised by did with Lazarus. He also promised We know, for example, that Jesus Jesus from the dead. to raise us up on the last day as He wept upon hearing of the death of Official raised Lazarus from the dead. In his friend Lazarus and that he The Catholic Archdiocese of Miami an- Any devotee of St. Lazarus Him we find our purpose to live in prayed to His Father to bring nounces that it has absolutely no connection must, then, approach the Church to such an indifferent and apathetic Lazarus forth from the tomb into a with any plans, projects or fund-raising ef- look for the origins of this devotion, society. Through Him we come to new life (John 11). How much more forts for the construction in Miami of a so- precisely because it is within the know the Father and try to live as would Lazarus weep, we now called "Rincon" or "Ermita" or "Church" of Church that the Lord left his power brothers and sisters in the faith wonder, upon hearing of Jesus' Saint Lazarus and no Catholic priest is in- to guide and strengthen all of His without racial differences or social death soon afterwards! volved in any manner in such efforts. followers. The Church, in turn, distinctions. With Him we travel Undoubtedly, Lazarus is a Furthermore, entities variously referred uses Christ Himself, as ex- through life, guided by the Spirit. saint that has been venerated in to as "Iglesia de San Lazarb," "The National perienced by the community down the Catholic Church down through Catholic Church" or San Lazaro National through the centuries, as the only The devotee of St. Lazarus the centuries. From the time Jesus Catholic Church" are not affiliated in any light that dissipates all darkness must turn to the Church to find the raised him from the dead young manner with the Roman Catholic and and confusion. truth which he looks for. St. Lazarus dedicated his life to Apostolic Church whose Chief Shepherd in the If as Christians we move closer Lazarus will lead him to Christ and preach by word and example the Archdiocese of Miami is Archbishop Coleman to the Church, where Christ meets will show him a way of unity to message of Jesus. Such was his F. Carroll. us through His Word and Christ which he will share with dedication that he was forced to Sacraments, any confusion would other Christians in the community leave home with his sisters, under slowly disappear. He wants to be of faith. C MASS TIMETABLE The Voice does not assume responsibility St. Helen: 7:30, 9, 10, 11:15 a.m., 12:30, LABELLE: Queen of Heaven, 9 a.m. p.m. (Spanish) Saturday, 5 p.m. St. Monica: 8:30, 10:15, 11:30, 12:30 for the accuracy of times of Masses listed 5:30, p.m. Saturday 5:30 p.m. LAKE WORTH: St. Luke, 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 (English), 6 p.m. (Spanish). (Spanish) 6 p.m. Saturday, 6 p.m. in the timetable published the last Friday St. Jerome: 8:30,10, 11:30 a.m., 5:30 p.m., a.m., 12 noon, 6 p.m., Saturday 7 p.m., St. Robert Bellarmine: 3405 NW 27th Ave, PAHOKEE; St. Mary, 11 a.m. of each month. Times of Masses and Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Sacred Heart: 7, 9, 10:30 a.m. 12 noon, 7 8 a.m. (English) 11 a.m., 1 and 7 p.m., PALM BEACH: St. Edward, 7, 9, 10:30,12, corrections are provided by parish rec- St. John Baptist: 7:30, 9, 10:30 noon. p.m., Sat. 6 p.m. (Spanish). 5:30, Saturday, 5:30 tories. Saturday, 5 p.m. LANTANA: Holy Spirit. 7:30,9,10:30 a.m., St. Timothy: 7, 8, 9, 10:30 a.m., 12 noon PALM BEACH GARDENS: St. Ignatius, 8, The Sunday Mass schedule for the St. Maurice: 8:30, 10, 11:30 a.m., 7 p.m., 12 noon, 6 p.m. Saturday, 5:30 p.m. (Spanish) 6:30 p.m. Saturday 5 p.m., 6:30 9, 11:45 a.m. Saturday 5:30 p.m. Cathedral of St. Mary, 7506 NW Second Saturday, 7 p.m. Holy Apostles (Byzantine) Cenacle (Spanish) PERRINE: Christ the King, 8, 9:15, 10:30. Ave. is as follows: 7, 8, 9:30, 11 a.m., 12:3f Queen of Martyrs: 6:30, 8, 9:30, 11 a.m. 6 Retreat House, 12 noon St. Thomas the Apostle: 7:30,9,10,11 a.m., a.m., and 12 noon, Saturday, 5 p.m. (Spanish). 5:30 and 7 p.m. (Spanish) p.m., Sat. 7 p.m. LIGHTHOUSE POINT: St. Paul the 12:15 and 6 p.m. Saturday 5:30 p.m. Holy Rosary: 7, 8, 9:30, 11 a.m., 12:15 and Saturday, 7:30 p.m. FORT LAUDERDALE BEACH: St. Pius Apostle, 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., 12 noon, St. Vincent de Paul, 2100 NW 103 St., 9, 5:30 p.m. Saturday, 7 p.m. BKLLE GLADE: St. Philip Benizi, 8:30, X, 8, 9:30, 11 a.m., 12:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m., Saturday, 5 p.m. 10:30, 12, 6 p.m. (Spanish), 7 p.m., Sat. St. Richard, SW 144 St and Old Cutler Rd, 10:30 and 12 noon (Spanish) Saturday 6:30 Saturday, 5:30 p.m. MARCO: 8, 9:30, 11 a.m., Sat. 5:30 6:30, 8 p.m. (Spanish). 8:30 a.m., 12:30 and Saturday 6 p.m. p.m. St. Sebastian (Harbor Beach): 8. 9:30, 11 MARGATE: St. Vincent, 8, 9, 10:15, 11:30 MIAMI BEACH: St. Francis de Sales, 7, 8, PLANTATION: St. Gregory, 8, 9:15, 10:30, BOCA RATON: St. Joan of Arc, 7, 9, 10:30 a.m., Saturday, 5:30 p.m. a.m. Saturday, 6 p.m. 9, 10:30, 11:45 a.m., 6 p.m. (Spanish) 12 noon, Saturday 5, 7 p.m. a.m. and 12 noon, 6 p.m. Sat., 5:30 p.m. HALLANDALE: St. Matthew, 8:45, 10, MIAMI: St. Agatha, 8:30, 9:45, 11, 12:15 Saturday, 7, 8 p.m. (Spanish) POMPANO BEACH: Assumption, 7, 8, Ascension 8, 9:30, 11 a.m. 7 p.m Saturday 11:15 a.m., 6 p.m., Saturday, 5, 7 p.m. p.m. (Spanish), 6:30 p.m. (Spanish) St. Joseph: 7, 8, 9:30, 11 a.m., 12:30, 5:30 9:30, 12:15 5:30 p.m., Saturday 5:30 p.m 5:30 p.m. 7171 N. Fed. Hwy. St. Charles Borromeo: 9, 10:30, 12 noon, Miami Coral Park High p.m. 7 p.m. (French) Saturday 5:30 p.m. St. Coleman: 6:30, 8, 9:30, 11 a.m., and BOYNTON BEACH: St. Mark, 8, 9:30, 11 Sat. 6 p.m. St. Brendan: 6:30, 8, 9:15, 10:30, 11:45 St. Mary Magdalen: 8:30, 10, 11:15 a.m., 12:30 and 6 p.m. Sat. 6 p.m. a.m. Saturday 5:15 p.m. HIALEAH: Immaculate Conception, 6:30, a.m., (Spanish) 1, 5:30, 6:45, (Spanish) 12:20, and 6 p.m. Saturday, 6 p.m. St. Elizabeth: 7:30, 9:30, 11 a.m., and 12:30 St. Thomas More (St. Vincent De Paul 8, 9, (Spanish) 10:15, 11:30, 12:45, 6 p.m., and 8 p.m. Saturday 5:30, 6:45 p.m. St. Patrick: 8, 9, 10:30, 12. 6, 7 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Seminary) 8, 9:30, 11 a.m., 12:15 p.m. 7:30 p.m. (Spanish) Sat. 6 p.m. 7:30 p.m (Spanish) (Spanish) Saturday, 5:30, 7 p.m. St. Gabriel: 8,9:30,11 a.m., and 12:30 p.m, Saturday, 5 p.m. (Spanish). Assumption of the Blessed Virgin, MIAMI LAKES: Our Lady of the Lakes, 7, Saturday, 5:30 p.m. Cl.EWISTON: St. Margaret, 8 and 12 St. Benedict: (Palm Lakes Elem. School) (Ukrainian) 8:30 and 10 a.m. 9, 10:30 a.m., 12 noon, 6 and 7:15 p.m. St. Henry: 8, 9:30, 11 a.m., Sat. 5 p.m., (Spanish), Saturday 7 p.m. 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., 12 noon, (Spanish) Sat. Corpus Christi: 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 (Spanish), (Spanish) Saturday 5 p.m. RIVIERA BEACH: St. Francis of Assisi, 8, COCONUT GROVE: St. Hugh, 7:30, 9, 6 p.m. (English). 11:45 a.m., 1 p.m. (Spanish), 5:30 MIAMI SHORES: St. Rose of Lima, 7, 9:15, 10:30 a.m., 12 noon and 6:30 p.m., 10:30 a.m., 12 noon (Spanish) 5:30 p.m. St. Cecilia: 8, 9, 10:15, (English) 11:30 (Spanish), 6:30 p.m. (French) Sat. 6 p.m. 8:30,10,11:30 a.m., 1p.m. (Spanish) 6 p.m. Saturday 5 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 5:30 p.m. a.m., 1, 6:30, 7:30 p.m., Sat. 5, 7 p.m. Gesu: 6, 7, 8:30, 10 (Latin) 11:30, 1 and 5 Saturday, 7 p.m. SOUTH MIAMI: Epiphany, 8, 9:30, 11 CORAL GABLES: Little Flower: 7, 8, 9:15, St. John the Apostle: 6, 7, 8, 9, (Spanish), p.m. (Spanish), Saturday, 5 p.m MIAMI SPRINGS: Blessed Trinity, 8, a.m., 12:15 and 6 p.m. Saturday, 6 p.m. 10:30, 11:45 a.m. 1 p.m. (Spanish) and 6 10:15. 11:30 a.m., 1 p.m., (Spanish), 5:30, Holy Redeemer: 7, 10 a.m. 9:15, 10:30, a.m., 12 noon, 5:30 and 7 p.m. St. Louis: 8,9:30,11 a.m., 12:30 and 6 p.m., p.m. Saturday 7 p.m. 6:30 p.m. (Spanish) Saturday. 5 D.m. Our Lady of Divine Providence (9130 (Spanish), Saturday 7 p.m. 7:15 p.m. (Spanish) Saturday, 5:30 p.m. Melkite Mission: :)40 Palermo Ave., 1030 HIGHLAND BEACH: St. Lucy 8:30, 9:45, Fontainebleau Blvd). Sat. 6 p.m., 7 p.m. MIRAMAR: St. Bartholomew, 7, 8:30, STUART: St. josepn r.M. a, io:3u a.m., 12 a.m. 11 a.m., Saturday, 5 p.m. (Spanish); Sunday, 9:30, 11 a.m., 12 noon 9:45,11,12:15, 7 p.m. Saturday 5:30, 7 p.m. noon,~5:30 p.m., Saturday 5:30 p.m. St. Augustine: 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. 12; 5, 6 HOBE SOUND: St. Christopher. 7, 9, 10:30 (Spanish). MOOREHAVEN: St. Joseph, 10 a.m. SUNRISE: St. Bernard 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., p.m. Saturday 5:30 p.m. a.m.. Sat. 6:15 p.m. St. Catherine, 8, 9,10:30 a.m., 12 noon. Sat. NAPLES: St. Ann, 6:30, 8, 9:30, 11 a.m., 12 noon, 6 p.m., Sat. 5, 6:30 p.m. St. Raymond 8:15 a.m. (Spanish) 9:30, 11 HOLLYWOOD:" Annunciation, 9, 10:15, 6 p.m. and 6 p.m. Saturday 5 p.m. TAMARAC: St. Malachy, 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30, a.m. (Spanish), 12:30 p.m. 6 (Spanish), 11:30 a.m., 7 p.m, Saturday 5:30 p.m. St. Francis Xavier: 7 and 10 a.m., Sat 6 St. Peter: 9:30 a.m. (E. Naples Mid. 11:45 a.m., 5:30 p.m., Sat. 5:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. (Spanish), Saturday, 6, 7:30 Little Flower: 7, 8:15. 9:30, 10:45 a.m., 12, p.m. School) 11 a.m. (Golden Gate Elem. WEST HOLLYWOOD: St. Stephen, 7, 8, 9, (Spanish) 5:30 p.m., Saturday 5:30 p.m. St. Dominic: 7,8:30,10, 11:30 a.m., 1 p.m., School) Sat. 5 p.m. (Golden Gate Rec. 11 a.m., 12:15 and 7 p.m., Sat. 7 p.m. CORAL SPRINGS: St. Andrew, 8:15, 9:30, Nativity: 7,8,9:15, 10:30, 11:45a.m., 1, 5, 7 (Spanish) 6 and 7:30 p.m. (Spanish), Hall) 6:15 p.m. (Lely Presby. Church). WEST PALM BEACH: St. John Fisher: 8, 10:45, 12 noon, Saturday, 6:15 p.m. p.m., Saturday, 5, 7 p.m. Saturday, 6, 7:30 p.m. (Spanish). St. William, (Seagate School), 8, 9:30, 11 '0, 12 noon Saturday, 5:30 p.m. DANIA: Resurrection, 8, 9:15, 10:30 a.m., St. Bernadette: 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., 12, 6 St. Joachim, 11990 SW 200 St., 10, 11 a.m a.m. Sat. 5:30 p.m. Mary Immaculate 10 a.m., Sat. 5:30 p.m. 12, 6:30 p.m. Saturday, 6:30 p.m. p.m., Saturday 6 p.m. and 12 noon (Spanish). NARANJA: St. Ann, 11 a.m., 1 p.m., 7 St. Juliana, 6:30, 8:30, 10,11 a.m., 12:15, 6, DAVIE: St. David: 8:45,10,11:15 a.m. Sat. St. Boniface: 7 p.m., Saturday (7651 St. John Bosco Mission, 1301 W. Flagler p.m., (Spanish); 10 a.m. (English) Sat. 7 7 p.m. (Spanish) Saturday 6:30 p.m. 5, 6:30 p.m. 2395 SW 66 Ter. Ft. Laud. Johnson St). 8,9,11:30 a.m. (Pines Middle St., 8:30, 11:30 a.m. (English) 7, 10, 1, 6, p.m. (Spanish). Holy Name of Jesus: 8, 9, 10:30 a.m., 12 DEERFIELD BEACH: St. Ambrose, 7:30, School). 7:30 p.m. (Spanish) Saturday 6 p.m. NORTH MIAMI: Holy Family, 7:30, 9, noon and 6 p.m., Saturday 7 p.m. 9, 10:30, 12 noon, 5 p.m., Saturday 5 and 7 HOMESTEAD: Sacred Heart, 8, 9:30. 11 (English); 7 p.m. (Spanish). 10:30, 12 noon, 6:30 p.m., Saturday, 6:30 St. Ann: 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45 a.m., 12 noon p.m. a.m., 12:30, 6 p.m., Saturday, 6 p.m. St. Kevin: 9, 10:30, 12 (Spanish) 7:30 p.m. p.m. and 5:30 p.m., Saturday, 5:30 p.m. DELRAY BEACH: St. Vincent, 8, 9:30, 11 IMMOKALEE: Lady of Guadalupe, 9, 10, (Spanish), Saturday 7 p.m. St. James 7:30, 9, 10:30, 12, 1 p.m. ON THE KEYS a.m., 12:15, 5:30, Saturday 5, 6:15 11 a.m. (Spanish) St. Kieran: (Assumption Academy) 7:30. (Spanish) 5:30 7:15 p.m. (Spanish) BIG PINE KEY: St. Peter Church, 10 Queen of Peace: 8, 11 a.m. Saturday, 8 INDIANTOWN: Holy Cross, 9 a.m, 9:30, 10:45 a.m., 12 (Spanish) 5, 7 p.m. Saturday 5:30 p.m. a.m., 12 noon, Saturday, 7 p.m., 8 a.m. p.m. Saturday 6 p.m. (Spanish) Sat. 6 p.m. Visitation: 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 a.m., 12 noon, 6 Sugarloaf Key, Fire Dept. FORT LAUDERDALE: St. Anthony, 7, 8, JENSEN BEACH: St. Martin 11:30 a.m.. St. Martha: 11450 Biscayne Blvd., 8:30, 10, p.m., Saturday, 7:30 p.m. KEY LARGO: St. Justin Martyr 8, 10 a.m., 9:15, 10:30 a.m., 12 and 5:30 p.m., Satur- Sat. 5:30 p.m. (Jensen Beach Community 11:30 a.m.. 12:30 p.m. (Spanish), 5 p.m. NORTH MIAMI BEACH: St. Lawrence , 9, noon Sat. 5 p.m. day, 7 p.m. Church). (Latin) Saturday, 5, 8 p.m. (Spanish) 11, 12:30, 6:30 p.m., Saturday 5:30 p.m. KEY WEST: St. Mary, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:15 Blessed Sacrament: 8, 9:30, 11 a.m., 12:30 JUNO BEACH: St. Paul of the Cross, 7:30, St. Mary Cathedral: 7, 8, 9:30, 11 a.m., St. Basil (Byzantine) 9 a.m. Sat. 6 p.m. a.m., 5:30 and 7 p.m. (Spanish) Saturday 7 p.m. Saturday, 7 p.m. 9, 10:30 a.m., 12 noon, 6 p.m.. Sat. 5:30, 7 12:30, 4:15 (French) 5:30 and 7 p.m. NORTH PALM BEACH: St. Clare, 7, 8:15, 7:30 p.m. St Clement: 7:30,9,10:30,12 and 5:30 p.m. p.m. (Spanish) Saturday 7:30 p.m. 9:30, 10:45 a.m., 12 noon and 5:30 p.m., St. Bede: 9:30, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., Saturday, 5:30 p.m. JUPITER: St. Jude, 8:30, 10:30 a.m., 5:30 St. Michael: 7,8,9, (Polish) 10,11:15 a.m., Saturday, 5:30 p.m. Saturday, 7 p.m. Queen of Heaven: 8, 9:30, 11 a.m. Sat. 6 p.m., Saturday, 7 p.m. (Spanish) 12:30, 6 and 7:15 (Spanish) OP A LOCK A: Our Lady of Perpetual Help, MARATHON SHORES: San Pablo, 8 and p.m. N. Laud. Elem. School. KEY BISCAYNE: St. Agnes, 8:30, 10, Saturday 6:30, 8 p.m. (Spanish) 7, 8, 9:30, 11, 12:15 (Spanish) 6 p.m., 11 a.m., Saturday, 7 p.m. St. George: 8, 9:30, 11 a.m., 12:30, 5:30, 11:15a.m., 12:30 p.m. (Spanish) Saturday, Sts. Peter and Paul: 7:30, 9:30, 11:30, 5:30 Saturday 6 p.m. 7 p.m. (Spanish). PLANTATION KEY: San Pedro, 7:30, 9 p.m. Saturday. 7 p.m. 5:30 p.m. p.m. (English) 8:30, 10:30, 12:30, 6:30. 7:30 St. Philip (Bunche Park) 7, 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m., Saturday, 7 p.m. Page 24 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 26,1975 El grave problema de las drogas y el alcohol en los jovenes
Comentarios Evangelicos Por el DR. MANOLO REYES Uno de los problemas mas graves que esta afrontando la familia contemporanea es la agresion a la salud de sus hijos a La Voluntad traves de las drogas. Los hijos del mal, aquellos que practican la nefasta doctrina del del Padre odio, tratan de envenenar el alma, la mente y el cuerpo de los Por EL REV. JOSE P. NICKSE muchachos, y a veces hasta de los Jesus agregd: "iQue les parece esto? Un ninos, proporcionandoles drogas hombre que tiene dos hijos llama al priinero y le que habran de convertirlos en dice: Anda a trabajar a mi vifla. Y el responde: adictos y en esclavos, sin voluntad No quiero. Pero despues se arrepiente y va. propia para hacer, para vivir. Despues el padre llama al otro y le manda lo Hace algiin tiempo escuche a mismo. Este responde: "Voy, Sefior," pero no un ex-adicto haciendo la narracion va. Jesus pregunt6: "<;Cual de los dos hizo lo que de su tragedia. Decia el joven que su inclinacion a las drogas empezo queria el Padre?" por compulsion, ejercida sobre el Mt 21*28-32 por un grupo de seis amigos. Los titulados "amigos" se mofaban de el, lo insuitaban y hasta lo iComo responderias tii esa pregunta? amenazaban si no probaba la Este evangelic nos habla de la conversion. El droga. Al fin el joven, debii de primer paso hacia Bios es recoriocer que necesitaraos caracter, sin valentia para decir convertirnos. "no" cayo en el vicio. Y sefialaba Una antigua parabola judia nos cuenta la historia de el joven que pudo salir del infierno grupo de jovenes que habian amigos, no hacen falta enemigos." un joven que queria ser rabino. Fue a ver a un sabio y de las drogas anos despues. Y -de! estado en la etapa inicial del uso de Ultimamente se han notado viejo rabino para que lo ordenara. El viejo rabino le titulado grupo de "amigos" solo las drogas y estaban en piano de indicios que el problema de las pidio que le habiara sabre su vida religiosa. El joven quedaba el. Los otros seis habian reha'oilitacion. Un joven bilingue drogas en la juventud esta muy orgulioso le diio: "Solo visto tie bianco, solo bebo muerto a in anos de la policia o bajo de 17 anos explicaba como dos anos derivando, en algunos sectores. agua, pongo pant.iilas en mis zapatos para mor- el azote terrible de las drogas. antes, fue impulsado hacia las hacia la bebida. Con la en- Otro hecho importante que drogas por los mal llamados tronizacion de la nueva ley per- tificacion, y le pido al conserje de la sinagoga que me de cabe senalar es que aquel que pone "amigos". Y como despues, bajo el mitiendo a los jovenes de 18 anos el cuarenta latigazos todos los dias." el primer pie en la puerta de las efecto de las drogas, poco falto beber, se han estado sintiendo ya En ese instante un hermoso caballo bianco entro en drogas, esta penetrando en una para que causara un terrible y ios malos efectos de la bebida en el patio. Tomo agua y desaparecio. El viejo y sabio cadena interminable de decir tragico accidente de trafico. El algunos circulos de muchachos rabino le dijo al joven: "^Viste el caballo? Tambien se mentiras, en una cadena de muchaeho se ha separado de las jovenes. viste de bianco, solo bebe agua, tiene puntilias en sus diferentes delitos para lograr drogas. Y ahora esta trabajando en Por eso . . . hay que afrontar zapatos, y posiblemente recibe mas de cuarenta ciinero casi al dia y mantener el favor de la eliminacion de las esta situacion dedicandole el latigazos cada dia. Sin embargo, solo es un caballo." vicio. Esta entrando en un camino mismas en aquellos que mayor tiempo posible a nuestors que solo termina en la mayoria de desgraciadamente han seguido ese Convertirse es reconocer la grandeza de Dios y la hijos, dandole el mayor calor, la los casos con la destruccion per- mal camino. mayor atencion, en la mejor forma pequenez de nuestras vidas. Conversion es para los sonal y de toda la familia. Los jovenes y los padres deben preventiva posible para evitar humildes. Ser cristiano es mucho mas que seguir una Sin embargo, hay casos que tener un cuidado muy especial en despues tener que dar la cara a la serie de leyes y reglamentos. Es vivir enamorado de han podido ser salvados. estas llamadas "amistades", que situacion cuando ya la droga ha nuestro Dios. En un simposium que visite como dice el viejo refran penetrado en el ambito de la El primer hijo hace la voluntad del Padre porque se hace algun tiempo, estaba un americano" Con esta clase de familia. arrepiente. Reconoce su error. Abre los ojos. Y eso es la conversion: abrir los ojos. Los fariseos son muy miopes. Dicen "Voy, Sefior," y ya cumplieron. No pueden cambiar porque viven cegados por su propio orgullo. OUIERE TENER ECO Conversion es un proceso de vida. El dia que nos VOICE EN TU VIDfl creemos totalmente convertidos es el dia que mas alejados estamos de Dios. Convertirse es vaciarnos "En estos tiempos de comb/os y convulsiones mundiales cada dia un poco mas de nosotros mismos y Henarnos todo caiolico necesita manienerse al dia en su fe." mas de Djos. Convertirse es dejar actuar a Dios en nosotros. El 'THE VOICE - Lfi VOZ' fariseo se esfuerza en demostrar a los hombres lo es el semanario bilingue de la .tvucho que hace por Dios. El verdadero cristiano se ARQUIDIOCESIS DE MIAMI alegra en mostrarle al mundo lo mucho que Dios ha hecho por el. Te informara y te orientara sobre problemas Todos somos pecadores. Todos necesitamos con- nacionales y mundiales, familiares y sociales, con una vision cristiana de lo que sucede hoy. vertirnos. Todos necesitamos la gracia y el amor de Orientacidn sobre cine y programas de televi- Dios. sion. Noticias de libros y artfculos de forma- Digamos siempre de corazon: "Hagase Tu cidn personal y familiar. Informacio'n sobre lo Voluntad." que hace y piensa tu Iglesia en el mundo, en Estados Unidos, en Miami. SUSCRIBETE HOY! recibe Miami: Teatro Cubano THE VOICE—LA VOZ EN TU HOGAR TODAS LAS SEMANAS
El Museo Cubano de Arte y Cultura — con los auspicios de las • QUIERO SUSCRIBIRME tiendas Richards y la cooperacidn de la Ciudad de Miami presentara • YA ESTOY SUSCRITO. QUIERO RENOVAR Ml SUSCRIPCIOIM este domingo, 28 de septiembre, a las 7:30 p.m. en el Gusman Hall, un elevado exponente del teatro cubano moderno con la presentaci6n de NOMBRE "Un Hombre Sincero", magnifica dramatizaci6n musical del Dr. DIRECCION "ene Buch bajo la direccidn del Dr. Antonino Hernandez-Lizaso. _
LATINOAAAERICA: Iglesia y politico Un emigrante espanol La comisibn regional de justicia y paz de Centroam&rica, que funciona en los siete paises del istmo desde Panama hasta Belice, reconoci6 que " a la Iglesia se le acusa de meterse en politica," pero advirtio que lo que pasa es que dadas las condiciones de pobreza y a los altares opresi6n social en la regi6n, cuando se trata de corregirlas y protestar, sacerdotes y laicos provocan reacciones politicas de los intereses afectados. Pusieron de ejemplo los casos de Honduras y El Por Fr. JOSE LEONARDO los hermanos "mas alejados", Salvador, donde han muerto varios campesinos a manos de tropas y VAZQUEZ, O.P. descubiertos en la caridad de terratenientes. Cristo y de la Iglesia. Por ello, en La revista CELAMdelos obispos de America Latina denuncio la El proximo dia 28 de sep- lugar de mantener una actitud raeha de agresiones de militares y terratenientes contra campesinos tiembre, se llevara a cabo en egoista, que pueda explotar la cristianos en Chile, Bolivia, Ecuador; Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Roma la canonizaci6n de Fr. Juan situacion colonial de aquellos Panama, Paraguay y la Republica Dominicana, en disputas sobre Macias, un emigrante espanol que tiempos, se pone al servicio de los tierras o bajo acusaciones no probadas de que ayudan a guerrillas se instala en nuestra America y a demas, desinteresadamente. Aun marxistas. Ademas de muchos campesinos asesinados, han resultado ella se entrega con ardor y carino siendo laico, ya era un misionero muertos varios sacerdotes misioneros, y otros heridos. "Reina la apostolicos. en el pleno sentido eclesial de la violencia y la fuerza golpea a quienes laboran por la causa del cam- Habiendo nacido en Espafia, a palabra. pesino sin tierra," coment6 la publicaci6n. fines del siglo XVI, se determino a abandonar definitivamente su patria en 1619 y desembarca en RELIGIOSO PORTUGAL: Rojospierden influencia Cartagena de Indias, despues de Un dia Juan Macias descubre cuatro meses de navegacion. De su vocacion dominicana, porque Conforme se confirmaba que los comunistas perdian influencia en alii, por tierra, se dirige a Lima, la esta convencido de que como el gobierno de Portugal, el cardenal patriarca de Lisboa Antonio ciudad de los Reyes. El 2 de religioso puede estar mas unido a Ribeiro hizo un Uamado al retorno a las libertades civicas, febrero de 1622, tomo el habito de Dios y hacer algo mejor en hermanos dentro y fuera de cada especialmente la de prensa. Los comunistas han tratado de imponer Hermano Cooperador de la Orden beneficio de los otros. La porteria pais. su control de la opinion publica entre las fuerzas armadas, los sin- Dominicana. Desde entonces, de su Convento sera, durante Una consideracion sobre la dicatos y los medios de comunicaci6n social (prensa, radio y desempefio el humilde oficio de veinte afios, el puesto desde donde, conducta de Juan Macias en aquel television) y se incautaron de la radio cat61ica Renascenza y del portero de su Convento hasta su por lo bajito, se solucionen in- ambiente de tension, de pasiones perodico socialista Republica. El cardenal lamentd la siembra de muerte, acaecida en septiembre de finidad de problemas y se humanas y de violencias, puede odio en el pasado y "la agresion contra la religi6n", termino que 1645. aminoren las miserias espirituales aportarnos algunas respuestas tambien usaron los obispos de Portugal en un Uamado contra la Su cuerpo reposa al lado del y corporales de tantos hombres. validas para los problemas que violencia a fines de agosto. que fue su gran amigo y com- tenemos planteados hoy. Que, pafiero de ideales: San Martin de como entonces, el emigrante Porres, uno de los Santos mas NADA DE EXTRANJEROS, necesita una especial asistencia. Y CHILE: Abstencion catolica populares de la Iglesia. SOLO HERMANOS se necesitan, sobre todo, hombres Es digna de destacar la Los problemas planteados por como Fr. Juan Macias que hayan Los obispos de Chile se abstuvieron de participar en misas y otras semejanza entre el estilo de vida y los movimientos migratorios conseguido una libertad de espiritu ceremqnias organizadas por el gobierno y sus simpatizantes para de apostolado de estos dos Her- siguen siendo numerosos y com- para trabajar de forma eficaz, a conmemorar el segundo aniversario del golpe militar. (Septiembre manos Cooper adores Dominicos: plejos. Cada dia mas, los hombres pesar de ciertos climas de tension 1973(, pues desean "que la Iglesia no se vea implicada en fac- Ambos fueron hombres de intensa estamos llamados a construir un y de ciertas situaciones exacer- cionalismos," segun dijo el secretario de la Conferencia Episcopal, oracion y de excepcional pueblo sin fronteras. No deberian badas por los abusos y las Mons. Carlos Camus. Chile sigue dividido entre los izquierdistas que austeridad de vida; los dos con- existir los extranjeros, sino los /asiones. eligieron al presidente marxista Salvador Aliende, y la derecha que lo sagraron totalmente sus fuerzas al depuso hace dos afios. A la division contribuyen las medidas del servicio de los pobres. gobierno contra los acusados de marxismo, como carcel, tortura, destierro y despidos. Los obispos de Chile han pedido a la Junta Militar que gobierna a ACTUALIDAD DE SU MENSAJE este pais desde el golpe de setiembre de 1973, que detenga la tortura de A los tres siglos y medio de su prisioneros politicos y la persecuciGn de los sospechosos de muerte ique imagen e impresion marxismo. Una declaracion publicada cuando el regimen celebraba nos puede evocar la figura de ese su segundo aniversario dice que "no puede ser sometido el hombre a hombre 'iletrado' que apenas sabe tortura ffsica, ni a vejamen, ni a terror, ni a manera de castigo ni para leer y escribir? — Yo pienso que hacerlo declarar." Pidieron tambi6n cortar otros abusos de la policia esa es la primera caracteristica: UNICA PUBLICATION BILINGUE EN LA secreta. su vida es tremendamente sencilla FLORIDA y hacedera, una vida posible para EL MAYOR SEMANARIO DE LA FLORIDA. todos. Los hombres de hoy se LLEGA (por correo) A 60,000 hogares, de BOSTON: Tension racial ruborizarian si alguien les habla inglesa o espanola. demostrase su secreta y acaso En Boston, las cabezas religiosas de esta comunidad azotada por fallida esperanza de ser santos. Y, tensiones raciales han urgido a los habitantes "no s61o a obedecer la sin embargo, ser santo es posible ley sino a evitar la violencia." Se trata del traslado masivo en bus de aun sin altar. Incluso es alumnos blancos y negros de un barrio a otro para lograr "el equilibrio probablemente mas facil de lo que ORACION DE LOS FIELES de razas" que las leyes de integracion racial exigen. Algunas familias algunos creen. de los 25,000 estudiantes afectados se resisten a permitir que los buses los trasladen, y ha sido necesario desplegar una fuerza de casi 2,000 VIGESIMO SEXTO DOMINGO DEL AfiO agentes del orden. Las autoridades catolicas han lanzado programas EMIGRANTE Septiembre 28 de 1975 de formacion y cooperacion para mitigar el conflicto. Juan Macias es un emigrante CELEBRANTE: Padre, tu pueblo te necesita. Tii eres nuestra que ha dejado su patria, al mismo vida y nuestro camino. Escucha nuestras peticiones. tiempo que muchos de sus com- LECTOR: La respuesta de hoy sera: "Escuchanos, Senor." NEW YORK: Crisis financiera patriotas, que venian a America Para que durante la Semana de Respeto a la Vida aprendamos a movidos por ideales diversos: respetar el valor y la belleza de la vida humana, oremos al Senor. El cardenal Terence Cooke de acogido a inmigrantes de todo enriquecerse, conquistar, huir de cualquier regimen. Es m£s, ni PUEBLO: Escuchanos, Sefior. Nueva York exhorto a los pueblo y toda regi6n, incluso del LECTOR: El amor es el vinculo que une la familia. Para que ciudadanos de esta ciudad en mismo pais, y seguir apoyando la siquiera viene con una cruz en la mano, como misionero. Es un renovemos dia a dia nuestro amor familiar, oremos al Senor. crisis financiera "a reunir sus ayuda social a los pobres, los PUEBLO: Escuchanos, Sefior. recursos con optimismo y ancianos, los desvalidos. "La simple "emigrante." Porque sale resolver los problemas con de Espafia, no movido por motivos LECTOR: Para que el Bicentenario de los Estados Unidos crisis no es solo New York, sino traiga una renovacion de los valores humanos y morales de esta sentido humano." Les pidio toda la nacion, cuyas ciudades de trabajo, o cualesquiera in- mantener el sentido de tereses economicos. Hombre gran nacion, oremos al Sefior. sufren por la inflacion y otras PUEBLO: Escuchanos, Sefior. solidaridad caracteristico de los causas," agrego el prelado. integro y sincero, quiso emigrar al neoyorkinos que por d^cadas han Peru para trabajar alii sen- LECTOR: Para que nunca olvidemos que todos los hombres cillamente. Y cuando se hace hemos recibido de manos de Dios la vida y el derecho de nacer, religioso, sus ahorros se oremos al Sefior. Programas de Radio y TV distribuyen entre los pobres PUEBLO: Escuchanos, Senor. nativos que merodean la porteria LECTOR: Por las victimas del huracan Eloi'sa, para que en- La Comision de Radio y la Juventud por La Cubanisima; de su convento. cuentren en sus hermanos cristianos ayuda y consuelo, oremos al Television de la Arquidiocesis nos Domingos: 7:45 a.m. Los Caminos Sefior. informa de los siguientes de Dios por La Cubanisima; 8:00 El motivo de su emigraci6n, se PUEBLO: Escuchanos, Sefior. a.m. Enfoque en Miami WCMQ AM debe al convencimiento de que programas: TELEVISION: como cristiano tiene que ser CELEBRANTE: Padre Santo, nosotros tus hijos confiamos en Domingos por el Canal 23 a las 4:30 y FM; 8:30 a.m. MESA REDONDA tu infinita misericordia. Ayudanos a ser fieles testigos del RELIGIOSA La Cubanisima; 9:15 misionero. Y como respuesta a p.m. la Santa Misa y a las 11:30 este imperativo, decide vivir su fe evangelic Te lo pedimos por Cristo Nuestro Senor. p.m. el Programa Enigma. a.m. Un Domingo Feliz - La PUEBLO: Amen. RADIO: Sabados 6:00 p.m. Opina Fabulosa. compartiendo la misma suerte de Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 26,1975 / Page 27 bftZftRQ EL fiMIGE) DE ERI5TB
Por el ambos una familiaridad P. JUAN J. SOS A muy especial. Sabemos Hoy en dia se habla que al enterarse de su mucho de San Lazaro en muerte, Jesus lloro, y que las calles de Miami sobre oro para que el Padre por el esfuerzo de muchos medio de El resucitara a devotos que quieren su amigo, devolviendole la honrar a San Lazaro en vida. jCuanto mas una forma especial. Sin lloraria Lazaro, pues, al embargo, hay muchos saber de la muerte de Este es el L&zaro de la par&bola devotos que se preguntan de Cristo. Algunos historiado- Jesus poco tiempo res consideran que en el pasa- el origen de esta devocion. despues! do la figura de este personaje <,Existe San Lazaro? Sin duda alguna de ficcidn citado por Cristo en El primer problem a Lazaro es un santo una de sus paribolas fue usada que debe examinar un venerado por la Iglesia siglos atr&s en volantes desti- Desde el nados a buscar ayuda para el devoto de San Lazaro es el Catolica. sostenimiento del leprosorio o que nace de la identidad de momento en que Jesus le Lazareto. este santo. devolvio la vida, aquel I Si, San Lazaro existe! joven dedico su esfuerzo Fue el amigo fiel de Jesus, en predicar con la palabra hermano de Marta y y el ejemplo el mensaje de Maria, conocido por todos Jesus. Talfue asi, que tuvo en la aldea de Betania. que escapar junto con sus Lazaro tuvo una amistad hermanas de la per- muy intima con secucion de los primeros Jesucristo; habia entre anos del Cristianismo,
Imagen de San L&zaro que se venera en el Lazareto de El Rincdn en La Habana, que tradicionalmente ha sido el centro de la devocidn popular al santo que algunos confunden por el personaje de la par&bola de Cristo sobre el Rico Epuldn y el Pobre L&zaro.
radicandose por fin en eterno. Muchos confunden donde este Cristo nos Marsella, Francia, an- a este personaje con habla a traves del tigua colonia romana, Lazaro, el resucitado de Evangelio, no tendriamos donde actualmente la Betania. Como tantos tanta confusion. El quiere Iglesia guarda su otros personajes que ser nuestro amigo fiel sepulcro. El Lazaro Cristo utilizd en el como lo fue de Lazaro. El venerado por la Iglesia Evangelio, este Lazaro de quiere tener una intimidad Catolica desde entonces las muletas es un per- con nosotros como la tuvo siempre ha sido el mismo: sonaje ficticio de una con Lazaro. El tambien "ILAZARO, el amigo de Cristo que parabola que Jesus conto a prometio resucitarnos, LEV ANT ATE despues fue obispo de su pueblo para cambiar devolviendonos la vida, YANDA!" Marsella. sus corazones endurecidos como lo hizo con Lazaro. £Es que hay otro Lazaro? por la avaricia y el En El encontramos la Interpretacidn artistica de Lazaro siendo resucitado mi- La imagen de Lazaro egoismo. razon de vivir en una lagrosamente por Cristo. que veneran muchos Si, San Lazaro existe, sociedad apatica e in- devotos, no obstante, no pero no es este Lazaro de diferente. Por El llegamos parece ser la del hermano la parabola. La Iglesia a conocer a Dios Padre y a de Marta y Maria, el joven venera al hermano de vivir como hermanos en la de Betania. Esta imagen Marta y Maria, el fe sin distincion de raza o es la de un mendigo resucitado por Cristo en posicion social. Con El OFICIAL Betania. peregrinamos en la vida, cubierto de llagas, im- guiados por su Espiritu y La Arquididcesis Cattilica de Miami anuncia posibilitado de caminar Luz en la Oscuridad dispuestos a tratar de vivir que no tiene absolutamente ninguna conexion sin muletas, y seguido por El devoto de San una vida de santidad que con planes, proyectos o recaudacidn de fondos varios perros. Esta Lazaro debe acercarse a la es posible hoy en dia como para una llamada "Ermita" o "Rinc6n" o imagen representa el Iglesia para buscar la luz lo ha sido siempre a pesar "Iglesia" de San Lazaro, y que ningun sacerdote personaje de una historia porque es en la Iglesia de tantos obstaculos. catrilico esta involucrado en forma alguna con que Cristo mismo conto fundada por Cristo donde tales planes o proyectos. para llevar una ensenanza el Senor Jesus dejo su El devoto de San Asimismo anuncia que entidades que fun- a su pueblo. poder de aclarar y Lazaro debe dirigirse a la cionan bajo nombres tales como "Iglesia de San La historia se en- oriehtar al creyente. La Iglesia para encontrar la Lazaro", "Iglesia Cat61ica Nacional" o "Iglesia cuentra en el Evangelio de Iglesia utiliza un solo verdad que busca. San Cat6Iica Nacional de San Lazaro" no estan en San Lucas, en el capitulo medio de orientacion para Lazaro lo llevara a Cristo ninguna forma afiliadas a la Iglesia Cattilica, XVI, y trata de un hombre los fieles: el mismo Cristo, y le indicara el camino de Apostolica y Romana, cuyo Pastor en la rico y un hombre pobre, el Senor, que es luz sobre union a Cristo en una in- Arquidi6cesis de Miami es el Azobispo Coleman 11amado Lazaro, que sufrio toda luz. timidad especial, que F. Carroll. la injusticia del mundo Si nos acercaramos un habra de compartir con pero que recibio el premio poquito mas a la Iglesia, todos los cristianos. Page 28 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE./ Friday, September 26,1975