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VATICAN CITY (CNS)—The Vatican and some Catholic thinkers are urging businesses to not only employ ethical policies within their companies, but also to become dedicated to bringing economic justice to the wider world. In fact, people should be wary of superficial ethical practices that “are adopted primarily as a marketing device, without any effect on relationships inside and outside the business itself,” and without promoting justice and the common good, said Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, the Vatican’s secretary of state. Cardinal Bertone was one of a number of speakers invited to the Executive Summit on Ethics for the Business World, sponsored by the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace and the Legion of Christ’s Fidelis International Institute, which promotes ethics in Francesca LaRosa is scheduled to sing the ballad version of the theme song “Called to Glory” for the 2011 National Catholic Youth Conference in business. Indianapolis in November. Here, the senior at Roncalli High School in Indianapolis performs during a musical program at St. Roch Church in Cardinal The June 16-17 Indianapolis on June 6. Tarcisio Bertone conference brought high-profile leaders from the manufacturing, industrial, Teenager chosen to perform NCYC banking and financial sectors, including representatives from General Electric and Goldman Sachs, as well as Catholic experts theme song is grounded in her faith in Catholic social teaching. Organizers purposely chose people from By John Shaughnessy 2008, a season of excitement, uncertainty “A lot of people were telling me to be different industries, countries and religions and change before her freshman year at a certain way—to dress a certain way and in order to hammer out ethical principles As she talked to the grade school Roncalli High School in Indianapolis. act a certain way—to be popular,” held in common, which often reflect the children, Francesca “Chessie” LaRosa For most of her years at St. Barnabas Francesca says. “I was really frustrated. values inherent in Catholic social thought, could have focused on how she is School in Indianapolis, Francesca didn’t It was killing me. I just really wanted to namely the principles of the centrality of scheduled to sing in front of 25,000 young have many friends. She often considered be with God and be for God. I started to the human person, subsidiarity, solidarity people who are expected to come to herself as “weird” to her classmates and realize my goal was to get to heaven.” and the pursuit of the common good, said Indianapolis in November for the viewed herself as “shy,” “awkward” and So Francesca did what she has done Father Luis Garza Medina, vicar general of 2011 National Catholic Youth Conference. “not good enough.” But that perception most of her young life. She poured her the Legion of Christ, who helped plan Instead, the 18-year-old singer- began to change in her eighth-grade year heart into the lyrics of a song, writing the event. songwriter chose to share a defining when she wrote a song called “We Are” one called “Who I Want to Be.” The real challenge, however, is taking moment from one of those tough, that became her class’ theme song. “It’s reaching out to the girls and guys those common principles and translating soul-searching times that most teenagers People began to see her in a different who feel they aren’t good enough,” them into concrete action that will have a eventually face—a time when she had to light. She found confidence and new Francesca told the students at St. Roch real impact on local and world economies, decide what really mattered in her life. friends. Soon, she also found herself School in Indianapolis during a program and on people’s lives, he said. It happened during the summer of facing a choice. See LAROSA, page 8 See ETHICS, page 8 approve statement on assisted suicide, charter revisions BELLEVUE, Wash. (CNS)—The U.S. bishops on June 16 approved a policy statement on physician-assisted suicide, the first on the issue by the bishops as a body, and they also approved revisions to their 2002 “Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People.” The votes came on the second day of the bishops’ annual spring CNS photo/Stephen Brashear general assembly held near Seattle in Bellevue on June 15-17. Taking on the issue of physician-assisted suicide in the state where voters most recently approved it, the U.S. bishops hope to counter the recent “strong resurgence” in activity by the assisted suicide movement, said Cardinal Daniel N. DiNardo of Galveston-Houston, chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Committee on Pro-Life Activities, in presenting the document a day before the vote. In the document, titled “To Live Each Day With Dignity” and approved in a 191-1 vote, the U.S. bishops declared assisted suicide “a terrible tragedy, one that a compassionate society should work to prevent.” It says if advocates of assisted suicide succeed in their campaign to see it legalized in more and more states, “society will Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan of New York, president of the U.S. Conference of undergo a radical change.” Catholic Bishops, center, speaks during the opening session of the bishops’ The revisions to the charter were approved 187-5 with annual spring meeting near Seattle in Bellevue, Wash., on June 15. At left is four abstentions. They reflect changes in Church law since the last Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz of Louisville, Ky., USCCB vice president, and at See BISHOPS, page 2 right is Msgr. David Malloy, general secretary. Page 2 The Criterion Friday, June 24, 2011

Cardinal Donald W. Wuerl of Washington BISHOPS on progress being made toward a continued from page 1 U.S. for former Anglicans who want to enter into full revision in 2005, bringing it into line with communion with the . recent Vatican instructions in response to As many as 100 U.S. Anglican priests CNS photos/Stephen Brashear the crisis of sexual abuse of minors by and 2,000 laypeople could be the priests. These include mentioning child first members of the U.S. ordinariate, said pornography as a crime against Church law the cardinal, who was appointed by the and defining the abuse of someone who Vatican last September to guide the “habitually lacks reason,” such as a person incorporation of Anglican groups into the with mental retardation, as the equivalent of Catholic Church in the under child abuse. “Anglicanorum coetibus,” an apostolic They also outline procedures to follow if constitution issued by Pope Benedict XVI a bishop is accused of having sexually in November 2009. abused a child and another bishop becomes At a news conference following his aware of it. report, Cardinal Wuerl said he “wouldn’t be The experiences of the past nine years surprised” if the Vatican were to establish have shown that “the charter works,” the U.S. ordinariate by the end of the year. said Bishop Blase J. Cupich of Spokane “I think it will be sooner rather than later,” said on June 15. As chairman of the he said. USCCB Committee on the Protection of Earlier in the day, the U.S. bishops Above, U.S. bishops gather for Mass on Children and Young People, he introduced voted overwhelmingly to authorize June 15 before the opening session of the the document to the bishops on June 15. preparation of a 50-page document on U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ “The charter has served the Church preaching for consideration in annual spring meeting near Seattle in well,” he said. “It is a helpful tool as we November 2012. Bellevue, Wash. keep our pledge to protect children, St. Louis Archbishop Robert J. Carlson promote healing and rebuild trust.” presented the proposal on behalf of the Left, Cardinal Donald W. Wuerl of Washington The next day before the vote, there Committee on Clergy, Consecrated Life delivers a report during a June 15 session of was little debate on the proposed revisions. and Vocations, which he chairs, but said the annual spring meeting of the But not every bishop is on board with the document would be drawn up in U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops near the charter’s provisions, as evidenced consultation with various committees of the Seattle in Bellevue, Wash. Cardinal Wuerl was by the 28 amendments proposed by U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. appointed by the Vatican last September to Bishop Fabian W. Bruskewitz of Archbishop Carlson said the document guide the incorporation of Anglican groups Lincoln, Neb., and rejected by the would be “at once inspirational and into the U.S. Catholic Church under committee. practical, … grounded in the tradition of “Anglicanorum coetibus,” an apostolic Most of the amendments suggested by the Church,” and would aim to “adequately constitution issued by Pope Benedict XVI in Bishop Bruskewitz were aimed at convey the purpose of the homily at November 2009. weakening the charter’s wording because Mass—the personal encounter with the the bishop said in a rationale included with Incarnate Word.” • Dropped from their agenda without U.S. Catholic community. the amendments, “The USCCB bureaucracy In other action on the first day of the comment a discussion of their perennial • Heard from Father Edward Dougherty, cannot bind bishops to obey the charter.” assembly, the bishops also: “Faithful Citizenship” document on superior general of the Maryknoll Fathers Retired Archbishop Francis T. Hurley of • Agreed by a 194-1-1 vote to integrate political responsibility. and Brothers, about the 100th anniversary Anchorage, Alaska, also raised questions on the Commission on Certification and • Saw a video appeal from of the organization founded by the June 16 about the “zero tolerance” policy Accreditation into the USCCB as a new Archbishop Diarmuid Martin of Dublin U.S. bishops to recruit, train, send and outlined in the charter, which requires the Subcommittee on Certification for for strong U.S. participation in the support American missioners overseas. permanent removal of any priest who Ecclesial Ministry. International Eucharistic Congress • Were given the option of beginning use admits or is found to have abused a child. • Got an update from Bishop Salvatore scheduled for next year in his city. of some musical settings for the new But at a news conference held later in J. Cordileone of Oakland, Calif., about the • Heard about a plan to periodically translation of the Roman Missal in the day, Bishop Cupich said a change in the conference’s efforts to promote and review the mandate of each national September rather than waiting until full policy would send the message that “we are defend marriage. collection held in this country. implementation on the first Sunday going to put priest offenders first,” and that • Approved, 185-1-3, the use of the • Gave a standing ovation to in Advent. is not the case, he said. “We are putting the Mass texts for patronal feast days of Ken Hackett, who addressed the bishops as • Bid farewell to Msgr. David Malloy, a victims first.” Spanish-speaking countries as an appendix he prepared to retire from Catholic Relief priest of the Archdiocese of , On the first day of their meeting, the to the eventual Spanish translation of the Services after nearly 40 years with the who was completing five years of service bishops also heard a report from Roman Missal for use in the United States. international humanitarian agency of the as USCCB general secretary. † Bishops approve first major statement on physician-assisted suicide BELLEVUE, Wash. (CNS)—Taking on the issue of It specifically criticizes the former Hemlock Society, this kind of suffering.” physician-assisted suicide in the state where voters most “whose very name reminded people of the harsh reality In addition, the document says, “one cannot uphold recently approved it, the U.S. bishops declared suicide of death by poison,” for changing its name to human freedom and dignity by devaluing human life. “a terrible tragedy, one that a compassionate society Compassion & Choices. “A choice to take one’s life is a supreme contradiction should work to prevent.” “Plain speaking is needed to strip away this veneer of freedom, a choice to eliminate all choices,” it says. Approved 191-1 on June 16 at the bishops’ spring and uncover what is at stake for this agenda promotes “And a society that devalues some people’s lives, by general assembly near Seattle, the policy statement called neither free choice nor compassion,” the policy hastening and facilitating their deaths, will ultimately lose “To Live Each Day With Dignity” is the first document on statement says. respect for their other rights and freedoms.” assisted suicide by the bishops as a body. Physician-assisted suicide was approved by voters in The document also criticizes the idea of involving Introducing the statement on June 15, Cardinal Daniel Washington state in November 2008. It is also legal in physicians in helping their patients commit suicide, N. DiNardo of Galveston-Houston, chairman of the Oregon, where voters approved it in 1994, and Montana, calling it “a corruption of the healing arts. U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Committee on where a state court has ruled it is not against public policy. “Catholics should be leaders in the effort to defend and Pro-Life Activities, said he hoped it would counter the recent In the document, the bishops say the assisted suicide uphold the principle that each of us has the right to live “strong resurgence” in activity by the assisted suicide movement “actually risks adding to the suffering of with dignity through every day of our lives,” the movement. seriously ill people. document says. “The claim that the ‘quick fix’ of an “With expanded funding from wealthy donors, assisted “Their worst suffering is often not physical pain, overdose of drugs can substitute for these efforts is an suicide proponents have renewed their aggressive which can be alleviated with competent medical care, affront to patients, caregivers and the ideals of medicine.” nationwide campaign through legislation, litigation and but feelings of isolation and hopelessness,” the public advertising, targeting states they see as most statement says. “The realization that others—or society (To read the document and other information about the susceptible to their message,” the document says. “If they as a whole—see their death as an acceptable or even Church’s teachings on assisted suicide, log on to succeed, society will undergo a radical change.” desirable solution to their problems can only magnify www.usccb.org/toliveeachday.) †

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By Sean Gallagher

JOHNSON COUNTY—Want a sign of hope that more young men in central and southern Indiana are open to a vocation to Sean Gallagher Photos by the priesthood? Look no further than a soggy field in the middle of a rainstorm. That was where some 40 youths from across central and southern Indiana and beyond ran around screaming and shouting and playing games in the pouring rain on June 15 during the the sixth annual Bishop Bruté Days. This annual vocations retreat and camping experience for junior high and high school-aged boys sponsored by Bishop Simon Bruté College Seminary in Indianapolis was held from June 14-17 at the Indiana Future Farmers of America Leadership Center in southern Johnson County near Trafalgar. An annual event since 2006, some of its first participants have now graduated from high school. A few, like Joseph Cole and Vincent Jansen, have become seminarians and are enrolled at Bishop Bruté Seminary and Marian University in Indianapolis, where they take classes connected to their priestly formation. Father Robert Robeson, rector of Father Thomas Kovatch, pastor of St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross Parish in Bright, elevates the Body and Blood of Christ during a June 15 Mass as part of Bishop Bruté College Seminary, sees new Bishop Bruté Days, an annual vocations retreat and camping experience for junior high and high school-aged youths sponsored by Bishop Simon Bruté junior high and high school students signing College Seminary in Indianapolis. It was held from June 14-17 at the Indiana Future Farmers of America Leadership Center in southern Johnson County, and up for Bishop Bruté Days, and taking the attracted more than 40 participants from across the archdiocese and beyond. place of its first participants as a hopeful sign for the future. “It’s very satisfying,” Father Robeson said. “I think the archbishop’s vision for trying to create a culture of vocations is really beginning to bear fruit in that sense. I think we still have a long way to go though.” And that continuing work needs to happen, Father Robeson said, in parishes and families. Bishop Bruté Days—which gives teenage boys a taste of the daily prayer and fun-filled fellowship of life in a college seminary—can only build on that foundation. “[Bishop Bruté Days] supports the families and the parishes that are seeking to nurture vocations,” he said. “We give them a concrete channel for helping kids to learn about vocations, and to explore the possibility of vocations and to meet kids that are interested in vocations.” St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross Parish in Bright in the Batesville Deanery has had During a light moment on June 15, Forrest Keenan, a member of St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross several teenage boys attend Bishop Bruté Parish in Bright, is held up by Matthew Lorenz, left, a member of St. Roch Parish in Indianapolis, and Days in recent years. Its pastor, Father Greg Fleckenstein and Cody Sandschafer, seminarians of the Diocese of Springfield, Ill. Also shown Carlos Galvin, a member of Holy Trinity Parish in Thomas Kovatch, was so pleased by that are Eddie Barron, third from left, a member of Our Lady of the Most Holy Parish in Edinburgh, kneels in prayer during a June 15 participation and so interested in promoting Indianapolis; Ted Ward, second from right, a member of Good Shepherd Parish in Indianapolis; and Mass as part of Bishop Bruté Days. Carlos will be vocations in his parish that he came to Keith Dewig, a seminarian of the Evansville Diocese. a high school freshman this fall. Bishop Bruté Days this year to give a presentation to high school participants and celebrate Mass. “To see a lot of them here warms my heart because I truly believe that a lot of them probably do have a call,” Father Kovatch said. It was the daily routine of morning prayer, evening prayer and the celebration of the Mass that helped Cole answer the call to explore as a seminarian the possibility that God might be calling him to be a priest. Above, seminarian Timothy Wyciskalla gives a “It’s similar to the seminary. That’s what presentation on vocations on June 15 to junior got me into the seminary,” said Cole, a high school participants during this year’s member of St. Vincent de Paul Parish in Bishop Bruté Days. Bedford. Like Father Robeson, Cole is glad to see Left, Nick Ohlhaut, a member of St. Teresa teenage boys coming to Bishop Bruté Benedicta of the Cross Parish in Bright, tags Days—much like he did five years ago seminarian Peter Jansen during a rainy game of when he was getting ready to become a freeze tag on June 15 during Bishop Bruté Days. high school freshman. Running toward Nick and Jansen is Jacob Hoehn “It is very encouraging,” Cole said. “I’m from the Diocese of Joliet, Ill. just glad that I’m here to give them the same experience that I had. I hope that God the vocations camp and retreat, which he seminary life is. They make you kind of Father Robeson said. “And once will lead them through my helping out here said is “a good mix of good adoration and want to go there with all of the stories they conversion takes place, once a kid gets it, either into the seminary or into whatever prayer and fun.” tell you.” once a kid understands that Christ has to vocation [God is calling them to].” One of the more satisfying parts of Although Bishop Bruté Days can be a be at the center of their life, … the One of the youths at Bishop Bruté Days Bishop Bruté Days for Kyle is getting to positive influence on teenage boys to vocations will follow.” getting ready to enter high school this year know the seminarians who serve as consider becoming a seminarian, was Kyle Fricker, a member of St. Joseph counselors. Father Robeson said that really isn’t its main (For more information on Bishop Simon Parish in St. Leon. “They’re really good role models,” goal. Bruté College Seminary in Indianapolis, This was his second time to participate in Kyle said. “They give you a sense of how “Our primary objective is conversion,” log on to www.archindy.org/bsb.) † Page 4 The Criterion Friday, June 24, 2011

OPINION Making Sense Out of Bioethics/Fr. Tad Pacholczyk Does the Catholic Church have doubts about brain death? Rev. Msgr. Raymond T. Bosler, Founding Editor, 1915 - 1994 Most Rev. Daniel M. Buechlein, O.S.B., Publisher Greg A. Otolski, Associate Publisher The Catholic Church has long Today, medical professionals remain in Mike Krokos, Editor John F. Fink, Editor Emeritus acknowledged the role of the medical broad agreement that the complete and professional in irreversible cessation of all brain activity declaring death. serves as a reliable indicator that a person It is the proper has died. Major medical societies, such as Editorial competency of the American Medical Association and the medicine, not theology, American Academy of Neurology, have Pope Benedict XVI to identify reliable issued official statements affirming this. delivers his blessing signs that death has Nevertheless, a certain number of after reciting the occurred. Catholics today insist that brain death is not Angelus prayer at

CNS photo/Paul Haring CNS photo/Paul The hardening of really death. the papal summer the body known as One moral theologian, for example, residence in rigor mortis, for recently expressed doubts “that Castel Gandolfo, example, is a reliable medical indicator that ventilator-sustained, brain-dead bodies Italy, in 2010. The death has occurred. are corpses.” pope said summer When the heart permanently stops Several Catholic physicians have raised vacation should beating and the lungs permanently similar concerns. As long as thorough and include time for stop functioning—cessation of accurate medical testing is performed, quiet and prayer. cardio-pulmonary function—medical however, the Church continues to support professionals recognize these signs as the determination of death based on another reliable way to assess that death has neurological criteria. occurred. In addition to Pope John Paul II’s address The complete and irreversible loss of all mentioned earlier, a number of other Church brain function, commonly known as documents and declarations affirm this. “brain death,” is yet another reliable way These include statements from the that medical professionals determine that a Pontifical Academy of Life, the patient has died. Pontifical Council for Healthcare Workers, In an August 2000 address, and the Pontifical Academy for Sciences, Pope John Paul II took up the particular among others. question of brain death and concluded: In a recent article on the Catholic News “The criterion adopted in more recent times Agency website, Dr. John Haas argues that for ascertaining the fact of death, namely the the number and common thread of these complete and irreversible cessation of all ecclesiastical statements in recent years brain activity, if rigorously applied, does not indicates that the teaching authority of the seem to conflict with the essential elements Church has “generally resolved” the of a sound anthropology.” question of the acceptability of relying on Don’t forget Sunday Mass In other words, he affirmed that the neurological criteria as a means for Church does not see any fundamental ascertaining death. conceptual problems with the idea of brain In the face of clear Church teaching on and growing in your life of death. The complete cessation of all brain this issue, Haas further observes how it is function—brain death—is also referred to as not responsible for Catholics to generate faith while on vacation “neurological criteria” for determining death uncertainty by openly and publicly disputing to distinguish it from the classic “cardio- the suitability of neurological criteria for ith an assist to rocker Msgr. Anthony Sherman, executive pulmonary criteria” used for centuries. determining death. WAlice Cooper, we can officially say director of the U.S. bishops’ Committee The medical profession initially accepted Such speculations can “cause confusion for most students that “school’s out for on Divine Worship, said he never heard the notion of brain death not because it was in the minds of the faithful and unsettle summer.” of a dispensation from the Sunday Mass looking to procure organs for transplant, as consciences.” If consciences become July is right around the corner, and obligation simply because of travel is sometimes supposed, but because of a unsettled on this matter, the practical many families are gearing up for or vacation. new situation that arose from the burgeoning ramifications can be far-reaching—consent summer vacation. Father Michael Van, pastor of use of ventilators, with some patients to harvest organs is not given, transplants of Though the challenging economic St. Stephen Parish in Anoka, Minn., becoming permanently “ventilator- such organs do not occur, and lives that times will prevent some people from took it a step further by explaining that dependent.” could validly be saved by such transplants getting away this year, those who do regular Sunday worship dates back to As early as 1959, well before widespread are instead lost. leave town for an extended period of time the early Church when Christians organ transplantation was possible, The fact remains that the Catholic Church will no doubt be adjusting their routines. gathered to study the teachings of the Drs. Mollaret and Goulon wrote in the to date has expressed no official doubts With that in mind, we pose this simple Apostles and break bread. Review of Neurology about a subgroup of about brain death, emphasizing instead that a question for all travelers: Will Sunday “If there were ever a time that God these ventilator-dependent patients who had health care worker can use neurological Mass and growing in your life of faith be deserves extra thanks, it would be suffered catastrophic brain injuries. This criteria as the basis for arriving at “moral a part of your time away? vacation time,” he said, adding that it “is could result in a definable condition from certainty” that death has occurred. During an Angelus address last July a huge blessing to be able to take time which recovery was impossible—“a state Meanwhile, the Church continues to while on vacation in Castel Gandolfo, off, to have the resources to travel, to beyond coma.” recognize the generous nature of Italy, Pope Benedict XVI said that getting have the wherewithal to enjoy a cabin or Patients in this state had died even freely chosen organ donation, an act that away from home should not translate into RV or lake home, to be blessed with the though ventilators could continue to Pope John Paul II once called “particularly getting away from your faith. In fact, he beauty of the lakes and the forests, and oxygenate their bodies, and preserve organs praiseworthy,” and an act which can offer said that we should use our summer to have the leisure time to spend with for a limited period of time. “a chance of health and even of life itself vacation to spend time on the essentials in family and friends.” Following the publication of a pivotal to the sick who sometimes have no life—including God. Those of us traveling this summer 1968 report detailing this kind of situation other hope.” The pope said it is important that will take the time to plan our trips. Why by a committee at Harvard Medical School, people “rest from our daily labors so that not make sure that Sunday Mass and the notion of brain death gained consensus (Father Tadeusz Pacholczyk Ph.D. earned we may give time to the one thing that is growing in our lives of faith are part of and became widely accepted within both the his doctorate in neuroscience from truly necessary in our lives—listening to the itinerary? medical and legal communities. Yale University and did post-doctoral work the word of God in attentive stillness.” Use the Internet—log on to The Catholic Church likewise at Harvard University. He is a priest of the People need to work and dedicate www.masstimes.org—to find Mass acknowledged these medical developments Diocese of Fall River, Mass., and serves as themselves to their family, home and schedules, church addresses and and has never expressed any serious director of education at The National profession, but God must still come first, interactive map locations of more than conceptual reservations about brain death Catholic Bioethics Center in Philadelphia. the Holy Father said. 115,000 churches in 201 countries in the years following the Harvard report. See www.ncbcenter.org.) † God is that “inner light of love and around the world, including throughout truth” that gives every action meaning, the United States. value and joy, he said. Or use an Internet search engine like Letter to the Editor Parish priests have been known to Google to help find parishes near your provide gentle reminders to their vacation destinations. Is there more than one way German central part of Minnesota, congregation that the commandment to Time away from home, the pope having taken two years of German at keep the Lord’s day holy is not a noted, should leave people “truly to say ‘Father’ in German? St. John’s University in Collegeville, suggestion or option but a solemn refreshed in body and spirit so that you Possibly, reader says Minn., and having lived three plus years obligation. may return with renewed vigor to the in Germany, the only German word for That holds true while we are on responsibilities of your daily lives.” I found the “Be Our Guest” column in “father” was “Vater,” closely related to the vacation. We must never forget those daily the June 17 issue of The Criterion very Dutch word “Vader.” Legitimate reasons to miss responsibilities, including growing in interesting. “Papi” could be used in some small Sunday Mass include illness or disability, our lives of faith—whether it be in When I got to the terms “love” and areas close to either France or Italy since a natural disaster or the absence of a Indiana or wherever our travels take us. “father” in other languages, I was very it is more a romantic language word than priest. surprised to see the term “Papi” used for from German. In a Catholic News Service article, —Mike Krokos father in German. Norman Lorsung Having been born and raised in the Indianapolis The Criterion Friday, June 24, 2011 Page 5

ARCHBISHOP/ARZOBISPO DANIEL M. BUECHLEIN, O.S.B.

SEEKING THE FACE OF THE LORD BUSCANDO LA CARA DEL SEÑOR Feast of the Body and Blood of Christ is a celebration of family (Editor’s note: While Archbishop Buechlein As for its Passover roots, the feast of the families searching to be family. Like some family of families. And we must welcome continues to recover from a stroke, we offer Body and Blood of Christ and charity go of us, many Jews who journeyed to those who need us to be family for them. some reprints of his various columns for together. The Passover meal of the Jewish Jerusalem for the Passover had no family. No one should feel they must turn to your enrichment. The following column is tradition was a family celebration. Those who found themselves alone alcohol or sex or drugs or manipulative from the May 23, 2008, issue of In that night of darkness when the angel gathered to form a family for the relationships to find true love. At his The Criterion.) of death passed from door to door in Passover meal. Last Supper, Jesus included Judas, who Egypt, the family gathering was the place Until Jesus returns to bring the fullness would betray him with a kiss, and Peter, n Sunday, we celebrate the feast of of salvation. Those who were gathered as of the Kingdom, the angel of death still who would deny him three times. the Most Holy Body and Blood of family that fateful night were saved. passes among us. On the way, we are still This week, we celebrate the holy OChrist. It is timely to ask, do we Passover became the annual gathering of tragically separated from loved ones even Eucharist, the body and blood of Jesus truly treasure this awesome gift of Jesus? Israel as family against a recurring threat in our own homes. which he gave us as food for life and for If you knew you had one last supper to by the angel of death in a world of chaos. Isn’t it true that the angel of death unity among us. share with your family or with your best Did not Jesus intend that the celebration touches us still in different ways? There is At the holy Eucharist, we are to friends, what would you do? of the Body and Blood of Christ should death, divorce, betrayal, the addictions of welcome those who need us to be family At the Last Supper which Jesus draw family together, and that the family drugs and alcohol and sex, violence in our for them. We are to welcome each other celebrated with the 12 Apostles, friends should be the place of our salvation against streets, and worse, physical and emotional because we need to be family for each chosen from among all his disciples, he the chaos and the confusion that is still so violence in our homes. other—in our homes and in our churches. † gave us the sacrament of his Body and much a part of our world? Many people find themselves lonely Blood so that he could be with us always. In a world of broken families, surely even in their own homes. Mother Teresa He gave us this gift even though one of Jesus wanted us, his Church, to be a remarked that loneliness is the worst Do you have an intention for them would betray him for money. Another family, a community of faith. And surely poverty in the United States. Archbishop Buechlein’s prayer list? would deny that he even knew him. Jesus intended that our homes should be At that Last Passover Supper, Jesus You may mail it to him at: The last meal that Jesus had with his the cells which form the family that is the transformed ancient family ritual into the friends happened to be the traditional Church. And so the feast of the Body and holy Eucharist of our Church so that there Archbishop Buechlein’s Jewish Passover meal, a remembrance of Blood of Christ, the feast of the sacrament would always be a family for everyone, no Prayer List deliverance from slavery. The ritual of unity and charity, is a celebration of matter how alone or lost. Archdiocese of Indianapolis Jewish Passover meal was transformed into family and Jesus is our head. The Eucharist makes us a community to 1400 N. Meridian St. the Lord’s Supper, a memorial of the It was no accident that Jesus chose the which we can belong, even when we are P.O. Box 1410 sacrifice of the Lamb of God in which annual Passover meal as the context in alone. We are still a pilgrim people, and we Indianapolis, IN 46202-1410 Jesus gave us the bread of life. For us, that which his own Passover would be need to come together as family and as a has made all the difference. memorialized forever. It is important to At that Passover meal, Jesus instituted remember that Jewish Passover was a the holy Eucharist. Without the Mass, our celebration of family pilgrimage. Like our Archbishop Buechlein’s intention for vocations for June gatherings would be nothing more than a Jewish ancestors, we are still a pilgrim Women Religious: that their love of God and the religious charism may be widely Passover ritual, a dramatic production of people on our way to the final kingdom. appreciated and encouraged. something that happened a long time ago. We are never a perfect family. We are

La festividad de Corpus Christi es una celebración familiar l domingo celebramos la festividad la reunión familiar fue el lugar de salvación. Hasta que Jesús no vuelva para traernos alcohol, al sexo, a las drogas o a relaciones de Corpus Christi. Resulta oportuno Aquellos que se encontraban reunidos la plenitud de su Reino, el ángel de la de manipulación para encontrar el amor Epreguntarnos: ¿verdaderamente como familia en esa noche aciaga se muerta seguirá rondando entre nosotros. verdadero. En su Última Cena Jesús atesoramos este maravilloso obsequio de salvaron. La Pascua se convirtió en la Durante el camino sufrimos la separación incluyó a Judas quien lo traicionaría con un Jesús? reunión anual de Israel como familia contra trágica de seres queridos, incluso en beso y a Pedro quien lo negaría tres veces. Si usted supiera que tendrá la la amenaza recurrente del ángel de la nuestros propios hogares. Esta semana celebramos la sagrada oportunidad de compartir una última cena muerte en un mundo de caos. ¿Acaso no es cierto que el ángel de la Eucaristía, el Cuerpo y la Sangre de Jesús, con sus familiares o sus mejores amigos, ¿Acaso la intención de Jesús no fue que muerte llega a nosotros de formas distintas? los cuales nos entregó como pan de vida y ¿qué haría? la celebración de Corpus Christi juntara a la Tenemos la muerte, el divorcio, la traición, para lograr la unidad entre nosotros. Durante la Última Cena que Jesús familia y que dicha familia fuera nuestro las adicciones a las drogas, el alcohol y el En la sagrada Eucaristía debemos darle celebró con los 12 Apóstoles, amigos lugar de salvación, en contraste con el caos sexo; la violencia en nuestras calles y peor la bienvenida a aquellos que necesitan que elegidos entre todos sus discípulos, nos y la confusión que compone buena parte de aún: la violencia emocional y física en seamos familia para ellos. Debemos darnos entregó el sacramento de su Cuerpo y su nuestro mundo? nuestros hogares. la bienvenida unos a otros porque debemos Sangre para poder estar siempre entre En un mundo de familias desmem- Muchos se encuentran solos, incluso en ser familia para todos, tanto en nuestros nosotros. Nos entregó este don a pesar de bradas, ciertamente Jesús desea que sus propios hogares. La Madre Teresa hogares como en nuestras iglesias. † que uno de ellos lo traicionaría por dinero. nosotros, su Iglesia, seamos una familia, destacó que la soledad es la peor pobreza Otro incluso negaría conocerle. una comunidad de fe. Y seguramente la que existe en Estados Unidos. ¿Tiene una intención que desee La última cena que Jesús compartió con intención de Jesús era que nuestros hogares En esa Última Cena Pascual, Jesús incluir en la lista de oración del sus amigos coincidió con la comida fueran las células que conforman la familia transformó un antiguo ritual familiar en la Arzobispo Buechlein? Puede enviar tradicional judía de la Pascua, la conmemo- que es la Iglesia. Y por lo tanto, la fiesta de sagrada Eucaristía de nuestra Iglesia de su correspondencia a: ración de la liberación de la esclavitud. La Corpus Christi, la fiesta del sacramento de modo que siempre existirá una familia para comida ritual de la Pascua Judía se la unidad y la caridad, es una celebración todos, sin importar cuán solos o perdidos Lista de oración del Arzobispo transformó en la Cena del Señor, el familiar y Jesús es la cabeza. estemos. Buechlein memorial del sacrificio del Cordero de Dios No fue por accidente que Jesús eligió la La Eucaristía nos convierte en una Arquidiócesis de Indianápolis en el cual Jesús nos entregó el pan de la comida anual de la Pascua como el comunidad a la cual pertenecemos aunque 1400 N. Meridian St. vida. Para nosotros eso ha hecho toda la contexto en el cual su propia Pascua se estemos solos. Seguimos siendo un pueblo P.O. Box 1410 diferencia. conmemoraría por siempre. Es importante peregrino y debemos reunirnos como Indianapolis, IN 46202-1410 Durante esa cena pascual, Jesús instituyó recordar que la Pascua Judía era una familia y como una familia de familias. Y la Sagrada Eucaristía. Sin la Misa, nuestras celebración de la peregrinación familiar. Al debemos darle la bienvenida a aquellos que reuniones no serían más que un ritual de igual que nuestros ancestros judíos, necesitan que seamos una familia para Pascua, una representación dramática de seguimos siendo un pueblo de peregrinos, ellos. Traducido por: Daniela Guanipa, algo que ocurrió hace mucho tiempo. camino al reino final. Nadie debe sentir que ha de entregarse al Language Training Center, Indianapolis. Al igual que en la Pascua que le da Nunca hemos sido una familia perfecta. origen, la fiesta de Corpus Christi y la Somos familias buscando ser familias. Al caridad van de la mano. La comida pascual igual que algunos de nosotros, muchos La intención de vocaciones del Arzobispo Buechlein para junio de la tradición judía es una celebración judíos que se aventuraron a Jerusalén para familiar. la Pascua no tenían familia. Aquellos que se Mujeres Religiosas: Que su amor por Dios y carisma religioso sean apreciados y En aquella noche cuando el ángel de la encontraban solos se reunieron para formar alentados por todas partes. muerte rondó de puerta en puerta en Egipto, una familia para la comida pascual. Page 6 The Criterion Friday, June 24, 2011 Events Calendar

June 23-25 317-255-3666. Information: 812-466-1231. St. Nicholas Parish, 6461 E. Feast of Corpus Christi, “I Think You’ve Got the Mass, procession, St. Jude Parish, June 25 St. Nicholas Drive, Sunman. potluck Wrong Idea,” 7 p.m. 5353 McFarland Road, Kindred Hospital, Parish festival, fried chicken dinner, 9 a.m., bring a covered Information: Good Shepherd Parish, 2905 S. 1313 St. Anthony Place, dinner, turtle soup, games, dish. Information: www.indytot.com or Indianapolis. “Summer Carson Ave., Indianapolis. Louisville, Ky. Centennial 11 a.m.-6 p.m., entertainment, 812-825-4642, ext. 200. indytheologyontap@ Festival,” Thurs. and Parish picnic and hog roast, Fri. 5 p.m.-closing, Mass of the chapel at noon-4 p.m. Information: gmail.com. 5:30 p.m., $5 adults, $3 high St. Anthony Hospital, nursing Queen and Divine Sat. 4 p.m.-closing, 812-623-2964. school students, $1 children. school graduates, former Mercy Center, Rexville, July 1-2 Thurs. pork chop dinner, Information: 317-783-3158. St. Bridget Parish, personnel and families invited, St. Maurice Parish, located on 925 South, .8 mile Fri. Iaria’s Italian food, 404 E. Vine St., Liberty. 10 a.m. Information: exit off I-74, north four miles, east of 421 South and 12 miles Sat. fried chicken dinner, food, Sacred Heart of Jesus Church, Yard sale, Fri. 1-5 p.m., 812-949-8970. Decatur County. Parish picnic, south of Versailles. Mass, games, rides. Information: 1530 Union St., Indianapolis. Sat. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Information: 10 a.m. Mass, chicken and 9:30 a.m., on third Sunday 317-786-4371. 30-year Medjugorje June 26 holy hour and pitch-in, 765-458-6818. roast beef dinners, games, Anniversary Mass, noon, Marian University, Father Elmer Burwinkel, June 24-25 country store, confessions and rosary, 11a.m., 3200 Cold Spring Road, celebrant, daily Mass, 9 a.m. July 4 Christ the King Parish, 10:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. gathering following Mass. Indianapolis. Right to Life Information: 812-689-3551. St. Mary Parish, 317 N. 1827 Kessler Blvd., E. Drive, Information: 317-888-0873. of Indianapolis, Information: 812-852-4237. New Jersey St., Indianapolis. Indianapolis. “Summer “Sunday Night Run,” June 29 “Fourth of July ¡Ole! Social,” Fri.-Sat. 5 p.m.- Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish, 6-8 p.m. Information: Mother of the Redeemer Mallow Run Winery, 6964 W. Festival,” music, food, games, midnight, food, music, games, 2322 N. 13½ St., Terre Haute. 317-582-1526 or Retreat Center, 8220 W. Whiteland Road, Bargersville. downtown fireworks, 3-11 p.m. entertainment. Information: Parish auction, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. www.SundayNightRun.com. State Road 48, Bloomington. series, Information: 317-637-3983. †

Retreats and Programs Meinrad Archabbey, 100 Hill Drive, St. Meinrad. “Reflections on the Richness of Little Sisters of the Poor June 24-26 Old Testament Biblical Wisdom,” Benedictine Father Eugene Hensell, presenter. Saint Meinrad Archabbey, 100 Hill Drive, golf outing set for July 15 Information: 800-581-6905 or St. Meinrad. Young adult retreat, college [email protected]. graduates to age 35. Information: The Little Sisters of the Poor, who noon. The registration fee includes lunch, 800-581-6905 or [email protected]. July 16 minister at their St. Augustine Home for green fees, cart use and the awards dinner Oldenburg Franciscan Center, Oldenburg. the Aged in Indianapolis, are sponsoring following the tournament. June 24-30 “Just Us Girls!” for girls 10-15 and their Sisters of St. Benedict, 802 E. 10th St., their 13th annual “Swing for Seniors” Registration fees are $620 per foursome mothers, grandmothers, godmothers and aunts, golf tournament on July 15 at Ironwood or $155 for singles. Sponsorships are Ferdinand, Ind. (Evansville Diocese). Franciscan Sister Joan Miller, presenter, “Come and See” vocations experience, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., free-will offering, bring a Golf Course, 10955 Fall Road, in available. single Catholic women between the ages of brown bag lunch. Information: 812-933-6437 Fishers, Ind., in the Lafayette Diocese. To register or for more information, 18 to 40. Information: 800-734-9999 or or [email protected]. The fundraiser begins with registration call 317-872-6420 or send an e-mail to [email protected]. at 10 a.m. The shot gun scramble starts at [email protected]. † July 17-24 July 8 Our Lady of Fatima Retreat House, 5353 E. Our Lady of Fatima Retreat House, 5353 E. 56th St., Indianapolis. “Directed Retreat,” 56th St., Indianapolis. “Come Away and Rest three-, five- or eight-day retreat. Information: VIPs Awhile,” 8 a.m.-4 p.m., $25 per person. 317-545-7681 or [email protected]. Information: 317-545-7681 or [email protected]. July 20-22 Michael and Mary (Suhre) June 24, 1961, at St. Paul Saint Meinrad Archabbey, 100 Hill Drive, Brown, members of St. Jude Church in Louisville, Ky. July 9 St. Meinrad. “A Step 11 Retreat for Parish in Indianapolis, They are the parents of Oldenburg Franciscan Center, Oldenburg. Recovering Alcoholics and Alanons,” “Prayer Day–A Time for Guided Prayer,” celebrated their 50th wedding four children, Denise Simpson, Dave Maloney, presenter. Information: anniversary on June 24. Jeff, Mike and Sean Brown. Franciscan Sister Kathleen Mulso, presenter, 800-581-6905 or [email protected]. 9-11:30 a.m., $25 per person. Information: The couple was married on They have six grandchildren. † 812-933-6437 or [email protected]. July 22-23 Benedict Inn Retreat and Conference Center, Donald and Lois (Feltman) Church in Indianapolis. July 10 1402 Southern Ave., Beech Grove. Dwenger, members of St. Roch They are the parents of Our Lady of Fatima Retreat House, 5353 E. “Leadership Blast!” for students entering the Parish in Indianapolis, four children, Karen Shover, 56th St., Indianapolis. “Pre Cana Program,” sophomore year of high school, $50 per celebrated their 50th wedding Steven Dwenger, and the 1:30-6 p.m. Information: 317-545-7681, student includes room, board, materials and anniversary on June 10. late Jarelyn and Sheryln ext. 15, or [email protected]. cookout. Information: 317-788-7581 or The couple was married on Dwenger. They have July 12-14 www.benedictinn.org. June 10, 1961, at St. Roch four grandchildren. † Saint Meinrad Archabbey, 100 Hill Drive, July 22-24 St. Meinrad. “Beauty As a Pathway to Saint Meinrad Archabbey, 100 Hill Drive, God–Religious Art and Symbols in the St. Meinrad. “Of Signs and Symbols–The Spiritual Life, Part 2,” mid-week retreat, Sacraments of the Church,” Benedictine Benedictine Brother Martin Erspamer, Father Vincent Tobin, presenter. Information: presenter. Information: 800-581-6905 or 800-581-6905 or [email protected]. [email protected]. August 1-5 July 15-17 Saint Meinrad Archabbey, 100 Hill Drive, Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat, Indianapolis. St. Meinrad. “Bringing to Life the Word of Post-abortion healing, confidential retreat God in Song,” session one, Benedictine program and location. Information: Father Columba Kelly, presenter. 317-236-1521, 800-382-9836, ext. 1521, or Information: 800-581-6905 or 317-831-2892. [email protected]. † Photo courtesy of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods Sisters of Providence Altar server Submitted photo by Stella Hooker-Haase Submitted photo by award Charlie Ryan, a recent graduate of St. Charles Borromeo School in Bloomington, poses on June 3 at the parish’s church after receiving a Robert J. Alerding Serra Club Altar Server Award, which is sponsored by the Serra Club of Indianapolis. Charlie has ministered as an altar server for Gifts support sisters’ literacy training four years and has helped to train new altar servers for two years. Ron Horndasch, right, a volunteer literacy tutor with the Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods’ Educational/Family Services in West Terre Haute, reviews a list of vocabulary words with Dale Howk of nearby Rosedale. Howk receives twice-weekly tutoring at the ministry to improve his reading skills and prepare him to take a military entrance exam. Educational/Family Services, a program of the sisters’ Guérin Outreach Ministries, recently received a $2,000 donation from Fifth Third Bank and an $8,000 grant from the Conrad N. Hilton Fund for Sisters. For more information on Educational/Family Services, log on to www.GuerinOutreachMinistries.org. The Criterion Friday, June 24, 2011 Page 7 On world stage and behind closed doors, Vatican works diplomatic levers VATICAN CITY (CNS)—Vatican City jobs worldwide. is the world’s smallest state, but it’s still The Vatican has diplomatic relations with considered a diplomatic nerve center, a 178 countries, a number that has nearly doubled place where the universal Church meets over the past 30 years. About 80 of those global politics. countries have their embassies in Rome, which Ro m ano L’Osservatore Most diplomacy is conducted privately makes the city an ideal listening post. That’s and quietly at the Vatican, but in early June one reason why the U.S. Embassy to the CNS photo/ several events underscored the Vatican’s has historically been one of the range of interests and the way it goes about largest and most active diplomatic missions. influencing policy. This summer, U.S. Ambassador to the Pope Benedict XVI met on June 9 with Vatican Miguel Diaz is losing some key people six new ambassadors from five continents, as they rotate out to new assignments. One of giving them a group talk and handing each a them is Julieta Valls Noyes, who served as more personalized speech. These are not deputy chief of mission for three years and “one size fits all” discourses. What the pope who, during a hiatus between ambassadors in said, for example, about the exploitation of 2009, prepared the visit of President Barack natural resources in touched a nerve Obama to Pope Benedict. She is going to in a country where the recent discovery of Washington to assume a major position is oil and gas has led to a national debate over as deputy executive secretary at the resource management. State Department. Pope Benedict XVI greets Hussan Edin Aala, Syria’s new ambassador to the Vatican, on June 9. The Addressing the Syrian ambassador, the Last year, Valls Noyes saw her behind-the- civilian unrest ripping through Syria and other Arab countries is a sign that people want a better pope said civil unrest in his country scene role suddenly go public with the release future, Pope Benedict told the ambassador. underscored the urgent need for “real of WikiLeaks cables from the embassy. The reforms” in politics, economics and social confidential reports covered topics ranging peace initiatives and health care, she said. understand the transcendent value of life. Those reforms, he added, should be from sex abuse to Catholic-Anglican relations, In addition to its official diplomatic arm, human dignity as the fundamental basis of achieved without intolerance and violence. and many had her name on them. the Vatican includes innumerable agencies that all human rights. His words could be seen as an indirect One memo described the Vatican secretary deal with the ethical and practical aspects of On issues such as immigration, reproach to the Syrian government, which of state, Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, as a these and other questions. the Vatican officials say the Obama has cracked down on opposition “yes man” unlikely to bring the pope bad news. Rome is also a crossroads of Church administration has good intentions but has demonstrators, leaving thousands dead. Cardinal Bertone said later that he is proud to movements, lay groups and religious orders, not achieved many results. In international Pope Benedict spoke to the ambassadors be the pope’s “yes man.” many of which are actively engaged in affairs, the Vatican credits Obama with about what he calls “human ecology,” an This was not pleasant reading in the Vatican international affairs. taking a more multilateral approach, but environmental theme that has become one of Secretariat of State. In the end, however, For Valls Noyes and other U.S. embassy would like to see it broadened to include the defining issues of his pontificate. One of publication of the cables did not do serious officials, one of the most rewarding areas of international mechanisms or institutions that his points was that technological advances damage to U.S.-Vatican relations mainly U.S.-Vatican cooperation has been on the give voice to smaller countries. alone cannot solve ecological problems, and because they reflected a real desire to learn the human trafficking issue. The embassy has The Vatican’s views on such matters are indeed sometimes bring their own “social Vatican’s positions and consider the impact on sponsored major conferences on trafficking generally communicated quietly in private and ecological disasters.” He didn’t need to U.S. policy. and, more generally, on the role of faith meetings, but surface from time to time in specifically mention Japan’s nuclear At a farewell communities in development. public speeches. catastrophe—it was already in the minds of reception in June, “It’s been an amazing three years. If there’s The Vatican trains its own diplomats at a his listeners. Valls Noyes explained one lesson I’ve learned, it’s that people of pontifical academy in Rome. On June 10, Papal speeches are important to why the Vatican is so faith and good will can move mountains,” Pope Benedict met with students—all of Vatican diplomacy, but the Vatican works important for she said. whom are priests—and outlined their job through other channels as well, both public international Diplomats tend to accentuate common description. Rather than learning diplomatic and private. diplomacy. For ground, but naturally there have been tricks of the trade, the pope said, they need Almost any day of the year, a one thing, she said, it differences between the Vatican and the to be trained above all as witnesses of Vatican representative is enunciating the has one of the largest United States over the past few years, too. the Gospel. Church’s views in an international forum. On diplomatic corps in the For example, the Vatican is unhappy at the If the outside world imagines Vatican June 8, for example, a Vatican official world. direction taken by the Obama administration diplomacy as Machiavellian realpolitik, the addressed the U.N. International Labor The Vatican is also a on issues like embryonic stem-cell research, pope sees it differently. The qualities of a Julieta Valls Noyes Conference in Geneva and offered an place of confluence for so-called “reproductive rights” and good diplomat, he said, are not cunning and analysis on how structural flaws in the global social, political and religious issues like human gay marriage. Those positions, in the craftiness, but honesty, consistency and economy are preventing the creation of new trafficking, human rights, interfaith cooperation, Vatican’s view, derive from a failure to respect for others. † Vatican and biotech firm host congress to promote adult stem-cell therapy VATICAN CITY (CNS)—The Vatican will host an since it involves the destruction of the human embryo. Father Trafny said at a Vatican news conference on international congress to promote the use of adult stem The congress, organized by the Vatican’s councils for June 16 that proponents of embryonic stem-cell research cells as a safe, effective and ethical means to fight Culture and Health Care Ministry as well as the will have an “opportunity to defend their position” and degenerative diseases. Pontifical Academy for Life, is being held in give their reasons for pursuing a field that is not only The congress, to be held on Nov. 9-11, will also conjunction with the international biopharmaceutical unethical, but has not yet produced any concrete benefits. feature speakers who support embryonic stem-cell company NeoStem. He said some governments may be investing money in research to give proponents an opportunity to “explain the The congress will be the culture council and the biotech embryonic rather than adult stem-cell research because reasoning behind their position,” said Father Tomasz firm’s first major collaborative project since they forged an most government officials making these decisions are not Trafny, an official with the Pontifical Council for Culture. agreement in 2010 to work together to educate people about medical experts and are influenced by others to choose The Church is opposed to the use of embryonic stem cells the benefits of adult stem-cell research. 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Page 8 The Criterion Friday, June 24, 2011 LAROSA continued from page 1 Photo by John Shaughnessy Photo by about her music on June 6 inside the parish church. “It’s about being who God wants me to be instead of who other people want me to be.” Then Francesca sat at the piano in the church and sang the song in the same way that she encouraged the children to live their lives—sharing from the heart and staying focused on God. The world is telling me that I should change the color of my hair, And everything about me I’m supposed to wear the tight shirts, the short skirts And change my personality Why is the world so caught up in all this vanity? Why can’t I just be me?

Lord, help me be who I want to be Teach me how to live My life the way you did Help me put away The things that take away from giving my whole life up to you Oh, Lord, just help me be who I want to be.

‘Singing brings me close to God’ Roncalli High School senior Francesca LaRosa sings with students of St. Roch School at the parish church on June 6. During her musical Everyone who knows Francesca says she has program for the school children, Francesca shared a message of living life from the heart and staying focused on God. always wanted to be involved in music. Her mother, Chris, says that her daughter could and especially more so to teenagers who are trying literally sing before she could talk. Francesca to find friends and seek a purpose that will help give started to play the piano when she was 4. them a sense of belonging and direction in Volunteers are needed By the third grade, she was singing at Masses at their lives. St. Barnabas Church with her father, Dr. Joseph Maybe the best compliment about Francesca for National Catholic LaRosa. She also began filling notebooks with doesn’t concern her music or her success. Instead, it song lyrics. And she had completed her first may be found in these words from her mom, “She’s professionally produced CD of her music by her so humble and caring about younger people.” Youth Conference freshman year at Roncalli. Even with her recognition as a singer, Francesca The Archdiocese of Indianapolis will host the She also was chosen recently to sing the ballad still regards herself as a typical teenager who likes National Catholic Youth Conference in November, and version of “Called to Glory”—the theme song for swimming, watching movies, having fun with her needs help to make the event a the 2011 National Catholic Youth Conference in friends and listening to the music of her idol, success. Indianapolis on Nov. 17-19. Taylor Swift. More than 25,000 high “I was really, really excited,” Francesca says. “I don’t just write songs about God. I write songs school and Catholic youths “Singing brings me close to God. I can feel him about boys and other parts of my life,” the Roncalli from across the country when I sing. I feel embraced by his love.” senior says with a shy smile. will gather at the Her selection also thrills Kay Scoville, the Even with her talent, she still connects with Indiana Convention Center archdiocese’s director of youth ministry. children and youths who doubt themselves. and Lucas Oil Stadium in “I feel a sense of joy for the archdiocese to have “I feel like I really want to relate to those Indianapolis on Nov. 17-19. such a witness of our faith be chosen for such an girls—and even boys—who feel we don’t belong,” More than 1,000 adult important role,” Scoville says. “And the fact that it she says. “It’s very overwhelming. [Girls] think volunteers are needed to is a young person who felt called to evangelize in they have to have a boyfriend. And I wish we support this event. Volunteers this manner affirms that we need to continue to could stop being so materialistic and stop will provide Hoosier hospitality reach out to our young people, and encourage them worrying about how we look. We’re all made a to guests, help with safety and to share their gifts with the Church.” certain way, and we can’t change it. We have to security for the groups of That’s also the reason why Francesca was accept our beauty and embrace our beauty. We are youths, assist with liturgies, provide transportation recently invited to sing and speak at St. Roch Parish all the body of Christ.” assistance and work in the conference’s thematic park. by its pastor, Father James Wilmoth. As the She smiles before adding, “I really hope that kids Highlights of the conference include daily Mass, chaplain of Roncalli High School, Father Wilmoth can believe that they’re really good enough, that keynote speakers ValLimar Jansen, Mark Hart, has come to know the combined gifts of faith and they can believe in themselves, and that their Mike Patin, Bishop Luis R. Zarama of Atlanta and music that Francesca adds to the choral groups and dreams can come true. Christina Lujan, many Catholic musicians and various the liturgies at the school. “I feel like the experiences I’ve had in the past interactive opportunities in the thematic park. “Chessie has a way about her,” Father Wilmoth have made me strong. I want to share it with them To become a volunteer, log on to the website at says. “She has talent, but she is humble. She says, to show them that life doesn’t have to be a sad song. www.archindy.org/ncyc and fill out the online application ‘God has given me this talent, and that’s why I Life is good.” form. Note that all adult volunteers need to have want to share it.’ She recognizes God’s place in her completed the diocesan child protection protocol program life. I wanted her to sing for the kids here so they (For more information about the National Catholic and a background check. could see why the Eucharist and the Mass are so Youth Conference in Indianapolis, log on to the For more information, call Kay Scoville, important to her, and why singing at Mass is website at www.archindy.org/youth/ncyc.html. To archdiocesan director of youth ministry, at 317-236-1477 important. She’s such a gift to all of us.” hear Francesca LaRosa sing the ballad version of or 800-382-9836, ext. 1477, or send an e-mail to her at the theme song for the 2011 National Catholic Youth [email protected]. † A song from the heart Conference, log on to the website at That kind of praise is important to all people, www.wix.com/koolkikiland/ncycthemesong.) †

fossil fuels. society, he said. ETHICS Daniel K. Finn, professor of economics and theology at Addressing the bigger picture of the economy and St. John’s University in Collegeville, Minn., said that there society is not only harder to do, most people don’t get the continued from page 1 was little to no talk among the business leaders at the kind of education or training that helps them to think The meeting’s goal was to show how “Charity in meeting about social and distributive justice, and the wider beyond personal moral standards and to include institutional Truth,” Pope Benedict XVI’s 2009 encyclical on social issue of “the morality of the economy.” reforms, he said. justice issues, could inspire leaders to find practical “I hear the term ‘ethics’ being used” and the importance An example of one conference attendee who was applications of these universal values. of treating workers fairly, but there is little attention being actively working to transform society, he said, was In his talk on June 16, Cardinal Bertone said the paid to the larger structural injustices in today’s economies, Kevin Mann, an Australian consultant in Hong Kong who encyclical makes clear that there is no way businesses can he told CNS. creates training programs in Asia to help low-wage workers remain ethically neutral. They are either serving the “I think this speaks to a general need that the improve their lives. common good or they are not, such as “when they fail to Catholic Church has to explain to ordinary Catholics the With his company, Compleo Consultants, Mann picks produce quality products, ignore innovation, fail to create connection between a life of personal ethical standards and out talented but low-paid workers, such as hairdressers, wealth and jobs, and pay no taxes.” a just economic system,” Finn said. chefs, welders and nurses. Business leaders need to go beyond just reaping a In his address, Finn said there are four elements that need Then, in collaboration with local governments, the profit. “We need business leaders with a social to be fulfilled for making a more moral economy. workers can earn post-secondary degrees based on their conscience,” he said, “leaders who see their work as part The first is the moral behavior of individuals and experience, skills and expertise, which helps them secure of a new social contract with the public and civil society.” organizations, and the second is the legal structure of markets, employment abroad and have their monthly salaries jump The cardinal challenged business leaders to “be more which cannot be allowed to be absolutely free and from $300 to $6,000, he told CNS. daring,” and go beyond their commendable socially unregulated, and must have legal limits to “prevent the Those who go through the training and assessment responsible practices and acts of philanthropy. worst abuses.” programs are asked to pay a fee that goes toward teaching He said businesses have to address challenges beyond Third, “the needs of all must be met” through employment simple but high-demand trades, such as baking, to unskilled their own balance sheets and should, for example, find and direct social assistance to those in need, he said. workers, he said. creative and innovative ways to bring new jobs to young Lastly, “a vibrant civil society” is needed where Their baking school, too, tries to improve the community people and the marginalized as well as safeguard citizens come together in informal or formal groups like by delivering its extra goods to hungry children in the communities and natural resources, such as water and art associations or unions to help improve different aspects of neighborhood, he added. † The Criterion Friday, June 24, 2011 Page 9

Charitable gifts help retired priest live out his faith Special to The Criterion Church, depending on the donor’s wishes. In the process, Father Lutz gave a Father Herman Lutz believes in using restricted gift—a gift designated to a specific the gifts that God bestows upon us. ministry—for the Society for the Propagation Most of all, he of the Faith. Unrestricted gifts are applied to believes that a the ministry areas of greatest need. Sean Gallagher File photo by Christian has a His generosity will reach people through purpose in life. missions of the Catholic Church in Africa, Even after Asia and other remote areas of the world that retiring await the Good News of Jesus Christ, who eight years ago, long to experience his hope and love. Father Lutz “There will be some people who will never continues to hear the Gospels so we need to reach out to spread the Good them,” Father Lutz said. News of Jesus Father Lutz also donated a restricted gift to Christ wherever the Bishop Simon Bruté College Seminary in Ellen Brunner he goes. Indianapolis. He recognizes that priests are at Ordained a priest in 1958, Father Lutz the heart of pastoral ministry, providing the attended St. Anthony School and life-giving care of the sacraments, prayer and Cathedral High School, both in spiritual direction. In this 2006 file photo, retired Father Herman Lutz, left, elevates a chalice during a Mass celebrated Indianapolis. Father Lutz is keenly aware of the urgent in the chapel of St. Paul Hermitage in Beech Grove. Concelebrating at the Mass was Father Henry After high school, he worked for an need for pastoral leaders who can lead people Brown, right, who died in 2009. insurance company for a short time, but to salvation through the Gospel. His found the job unfulfilling. generosity and commitment will help form His gifts to the Society for the has many options to support the work of Prayer helped Father Lutz to realize new priests. Propagation of the Faith and the the Church, and financially help the people his vocation. He discerned his call to the “The Bishop Simon Bruté College Bishop Simon Bruté College Seminary that we serve. priesthood after spending two years at Seminary is such a blessing,” preserve our faith and create a legacy for If given the opportunity, most of us St. John’s College in Collegeville, Minn. Father Lutz said. future generations of Catholics. would like to leave a lasting legacy to the There, he was able to explore the He believes we need more priests to spread Father Lutz also continues to live his ministries that mean the most to us. priesthood and, at the same time, be a the Good News of Jesus Christ to bring faith through the gift of his pastoral Through more tax-favored ways of giving, regular college student. salvation. Father Lutz noted that at the end of ministry. more of us can experience the joy of He later transferred to Saint Meinrad Jesus’ time on Earth, just before his At age 78, he still celebrates Mass, making a difference. Seminary in southern Indiana to begin Ascension, he told the Apostles: “Go, anoints the sick and hears confessions for If you would like more information or formal studies for the priesthood. therefore, and make disciples of all nations, the residents of St. Paul Hermitage, a are interested in a confidential Four years later, he completed his baptizing them in the name of the Father, and retirement and nursing home facility in conversation regarding your planning priestly formation at the Pontifical of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, teaching Beech Grove operated by the Sisters of goals, contact Ellen Brunner, director of North American College in Rome. them to observe all that I have commanded St. Benedict of the adjacent Our Lady of planned giving, Catholic Community Recently, Father Lutz donated some you” (Mt 28:19-20). Grace Monastery. Foundation, Office of Stewardship and outright gifts to the Catholic Community “And that is exactly what the Apostles He also provides the sacraments to Development, at 800-382-9836, ext. 1427, Foundation Inc. Outright gifts are gifts of did,” Father Lutz said. “They traveled 40 to 50 Catholics at the Altenheim, a or 317-236-1427 or e-mail her at cash, securities, real estate, insurance or throughout the world, teaching, preaching and retirement facility in Indianapolis, who [email protected]. personal property that can be restricted or establishing new churches until the end of look to him for spiritual direction. Also, visit the foundation’s website at unrestricted to defined ministries of the their lives. Faith is such a treasure.” The Catholic Community Foundation www.archindy.org/ccf. † At age 110, Massachusetts woman still sees her life as a ‘glorious adventure’ earouyhether planning NORTHBRIDGE, Mass. (CNS)— W Elizabeth T. Gauthier “has always viewed life ffoor seekingorefuturthe seeking as a glorious adventure,” and at age 110 she continues to approach it with enthusiasm, Press Catholic Free consider,yodatincome aconsider according to her son. Gauthier, considered a super-centenarian by giftablecharit annuity the U.S. census and the Guinness World Records, celebrated her birthday at her parish, CNS photo/Tanya Connor, Connor, CNS photo/Tanya andouybenefitot theand St. Peter Church in Northbridge, by going to Mass, which reflected the importance of faith Archdiocese of Indianapolis, in her daily life. parish,oury school The Mass drew about 200 relatives and friends from Canada and the United States, Worcester Bishop Robert J. McManus blesses agencyor . said Edgar Gauthier, her 78-year-old son and Elizabeth T. Gauthier, a member of St. Peter only child. Worcester Bishop Robert Parish in Northbridge, Mass., after presenting J. 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Please contact our office to verify current rraates. heart open to others, and that there is little shall do whatever is necessary to bring this wrong with her and much that is right. wish to fruition.” For more details or assistance in Edgar Gauthier noted his mother’s firm Edgar Gauthier told The Catholic Free Press exploring opportunities that meet belief in God and an unwavering commitment , the diocesan newspaper, that his mother to the Church’s teachings. He said she came to still attends Mass weekly—a witness to those your financial and philanthropic St. Peter Parish in 1915, helped raise money to tempted to skip. He said she is devoted to the goals, please contact Ellen M. erase its debt and met the man she would rosary, but her sight and hearing are poor, Brunner, director of planned marry, Ulric Gauthier, now deceased. which make an interview difficult. giving, at [email protected], In discussing his mother’s enthusiasm for But he shared her advice: “Don’t sit in a 800-382-9836, ext., 1427 or life, he talked of her travels, which included rocking chair and watch TV all day. Get up Catholic Comm Funit oundaty ion, Inc. going to China at age 99, where she climbed and do something.” 317-236-1427. the steps to the Great Wall, and to Europe at “My mother doesn’t know that people age 102, where she was crowned “queen of 110 are not supposed to be traveling,” he said. the cruise.” “I haven’t told her.” † Page 10 The Criterion Friday, June 24, 2011 Bible study, prayer group help U.S. midfielder connect with teammates

WASHINGTON (CNS)—When the East Brunswick High School and later the No. 1-ranked U.S. women’s soccer team University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, goes on the road, members have multiple where she studied education. training sessions, physical therapy, media O’Reilly told CNS that her Catholic faith events and team meetings, but midfielder taught her to always strive to be a Heather O’Reilly still finds time for good teammate.

Bible study. “Even at the highest level, it’s important to Reuters CNS file photo/Daniel Aguilar, O’Reilly participates in a Bible study and be able to relate and connect with everyone on prayer group with some of the women on your team. You know, treat others as you want her team, and told Catholic News Service, to be treated,” she said. “You find a lot of bonds that way. O’Reilly said she plans to spend some of “It lets you connect on a different level her downtime between matches finalizing her because you see how it [faith] affects their wedding plans. everyday life in soccer,” O’Reilly told CNS “There are always details to smooth over,” in a telephone interview on June 9, days she said lightheartedly. before leaving for the FIFA Women’s She will marry Dave Werry during an World Cup in Germany. Oct. 1 nuptial Mass at St. Thomas More “After games or before games, some of Church in Chapel Hill. The two met during the girls get together and pray. It brings their time as undergraduates at the people together. We share such a love of University of North Carolina. soccer, but also God and Jesus,” she said. O’Reilly said the biggest challenge for her At only 26, O’Reilly already boasts an during this World Cup will be to really want impressive record in the women’s soccer the ball at all times. world. She was part of the 2008 Olympic “I have the ability,” she said confidently, Heather Mitts, right, and Heather O’Reilly of the U.S. celebrate their third goal next to Japan’s Gold Medal team, played on the “it’s just a matter of being brave when Aya Miyama, left, during the women’s semifinal soccer match at the Olympic Games on Aug. 18, 2008. 2004 Olympic team and is one of the fastest circumstances are tough. Mitts is a graduate of St. Ursula Academy in Cincinnati. O’Reilly is a former altar server at players on the national team. With 29 career “We’re capable of winning this thing. We St. Bartholomew Parish in East Brunswick, N.J. O’Reilly, who is on the U.S. women’s soccer team that goals, she is the 14th all-time female goal just need to play well consistently,” she said, is traveling to Germany this month to participate in the Women’s World Cup, attends a Bible study and scorer in U.S. history. At the beginning of noting that her team has had ups and downs. prayer group with teammates. 2011, she broke the U.S. Soccer women’s When asked about any special rituals she record for consecutive games played—63. has to get geared up for a game, O’Reilly after-school program that combines soccer would sleep in and go out for a big brunch The former altar server at responded, “I don’t have many superstitions, and literacy initiatives in urban environments. with her friends and fiance. St. Bartholomew Parish in but I think that I’m someone who needs to O’Reilly told CNS that she always leaves “I would maybe even get a pedicure and East Brunswick, N.J., will be playing bounce energy off other people. I need to stay with a smile on her face after volunteering. see a movie,” she said. in her second FIFA Women’s World Cup loose. I just try to train and keep good habits at “I have had a very blessed life, and I think While excited for the World Cup, when the United States meets North Korea practice day in and day out and, if I keep doing everyone has a responsibility to give back,” O’Reilly is very passionate about women’s in Dresden, Germany, on June 28. what I’m doing, I’ll do well on the field.” she said. professional soccer in the United States. Growing up in a Catholic family, When O’Reilly is stateside and off the field, She said that on her ideal soccer-free day, “It has the best players in the world,” O’Reilly attended St. Bartholomew School, she volunteers with America SCORES, an she would not set an alarm clock. Instead, she she said. † Vatican diplomat: U.N. should probe kidnap of Pakistani Christian woman VATICAN CITY (CNS)—A Vatican Fides has reported that Hatim, a nurse, diplomat called on the U.N. agency that was kidnapped on May 8 from the city of deals with human rights to investigate the Rahim Yar Khan by a Muslim man with the case of Farah Hatim, a 24-year-old Pakistani intent of marrying her and forcing a Christian woman who has been kidnapped, religious conversion. forced to convert to Islam and marry. Archbishop Tomasi said Hatim’s Archbishop Silvano Tomasi, Vatican kidnapping was one of many similar cases, representative to U.N. organizations in and that freedom of religion was a critical Geneva, said Hatim’s kidnapping and forced problem in Pakistan. conversion are emblematic of abuse of Archbishop Tomasi said that the freedom of conscience and religion kidnapping of Hatim and other women in Pakistan. constitutes “a violation of human rights, of He made his remarks in an interview the liberty of conscience and religion, an with the Vatican missionary news abuse of personal liberty and the freedom to agency, Fides. live one’s own life.” †

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Furnace, Heat Pump or Air Conditioner. 5353 E. 56th Street Indianapolis, IN 46226 (317) 545-7681 Expires 7/9/11 Expires 7/9/11 Expires 7/9/11 www.archindy.org/fatima A supplement to Catholic newspapers published by Catholic News Service, 3211 Fourth Street, N.E., Washington, D.C. 20017-1100. All contents are copyrighted © 2011 by Catholic News FaithAlive! Service. World Youth Day is an ‘encounter with Christ’ By H. Richard McCord of Catholicism in ways that are highlight of World Youth Day— informative, inspiring, engaging, along with encounters with the In 1985, Blessed Pope John spiritually uplifting and a lot of fun. thousands of bishops, priests, Paul II began a pilgrimage of All of this speaks to youthful deacons and other Church young people to Rome. This gave desires for relationships, ministers who gather there. Haring CNS photo/Paul birth to World Youth Day, which adventure, learning and celebration, World Youth Day has a strong has increased in size and and the need to find one’s place, teaching component. On popularity year by year. one’s identity within a community three days, there are three-hour Now celebrated every two or of faith and tradition. religious education sessions in three years in a different country, Participants from North America different language groups. this weeklong event will draw are typically in their late-teens and Bishops and a team of lay more than a million youths to early 20s, a very formative period of facilitators and musicians lead the this summer from their lives when human sessions. Further faith formation Aug. 16-21. development and is possible through the speeches Temperatures faith growth are of the Holy Father, lectures, climb to intertwined. For witness talks, concerts, artistic 100 degrees in ‘World Youth this reason, young programs and exhibits, prayer at that time Day displays the people are invited services, eucharistic adoration, of year. Airline into a uniquely etc. fares have already universality, designed Over the years, World Youth risen sharply. diversity and experience of their Day has developed the right mix Travel is frequently Catholic faith at of spiritual, catechetical, social, troublesome, richness of this crucial time in artistic and cultural elements that especially with Catholicism in their lives. bring young people into contact heightened ways that are At the with the richness of our Catholic security. beginning of his faith. Many young informative, pontificate, Some common reactions people have been inspiring, Blessed John Paul during and after the event are: “I working for engaging, challenged us to now feel part of something much two years to raise “open wide the larger,” “I received a lot of support money for travel, spiritually doors to Christ.” for living my faith,” and simply, and some are still uplifting and a He repeated this “I’m proud to be a Catholic.” doing so. lot of fun.’ often in his World Youth Day is often Yet, in spite of ministry, especially called a pilgrimage, and with obstacles even on the occasion of good reason. Traditionally, people Young people carry the World Youth Day cross during a procession in Spain. more severe than World Youth Days. set out on pilgrimages in search of The cross is traveling throughout Spain in advance of the Aug. 16-21, 2011, these, participants will converge Pope Benedict XVI has enthusi- wisdom at important points in international Catholic youth gathering in Madrid. on World Youth Day from every astically continued the tradition of their lives or because they are in corner of the world. World Youth Day, calling it “an need of conversion. Pilgrims were journey. Young women have found Spanish cities that depict Christ’s A good number have done it encounter with Christ!” willing to venture out from a that World Youth Day sensitized journey to Calvary. before, and have pledged to keep Foremost among the many ways familiar place, travel to someplace them to a religious vocation, and Also, in keeping with the on coming. to encounter Christ is the unfamiliar and return home, there are stories of young men and Spanish rhythm, events will begin Why? Is there a special brand celebration of the Eucharist, which having been changed by the women who heard the call to later in the morning, take a break of World Youth Day magic, a spirit takes place every day, and in the experience—sometimes in marriage and found their future midday and extend farther into the that captivates even the most sacrament of reconciliation, which radical ways. spouse at the event. evening. Mealtimes and the food reluctant? is available throughout the For some young people, the Pilgrims this year should itself will follow Spanish patterns. After participating in gathering. There are many other World Youth Day pilgrimage expect the usual structure to the Information about World Youth six World Youth Day celebrations opportunities for prayer in large and attunes them to hearing Christ’s event, but with some distinctively Day and U.S. participation in it can and preparing for a seventh, I can small settings, including an outdoor call to a vocation in life. Spanish twists. For example, the be found at www.wydusa.org. offer a few ideas about the appeal Way of the Cross and a huge prayer Studies have shown that about Way of the Cross celebrated along of the event for young people, and vigil at which the Holy Father one-third of men being ordained an avenue in central Madrid will (H. Richard McCord is director of the adults who support them. presides. priests these days say that be in the of “los pasos.” This the U.S. bishops’ Secretariat of World Youth Day displays the For many young pilgrims, seeing World Youth Day was a key celebration features 14 great , Marriage, Family Life universality, diversity and richness and hearing the Holy Father is a element in their vocational sculptural works from different and Youth.) † Caring for the environment is a priority for World Youth Day organizers By Willy Thorn 100% Natural campaign, said, “Leaving United Nations Framework Convention

, CPP planet Earth in good condition for future on Climate Change. The Kyoto Protocol The sight of rows of youths pedaling generations is a concern for sets binding targets for 37 industrialized away on stationary bicycles—recharging every Christian and, therefore, for countries and European communities for MP3 players, laptop computers, mobile World Youth Day as well.” reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

L’Osservatore Romano L’Osservatore phones and other devices—will be a An online application for carpooling and World Youth Day organizers will buy common sight at World Youth Day in ride-sharing will be available along with carbon credits for five projects—a

CNS photo/ Madrid, Spain, from Aug. 16-21, and mapped routes and schedules for those who hydropower plant in Honduras, a could become a hallmark of the event for will want to walk, cycle or take public reforestation project in , landfill years to come. transportation to events. methane recovery projects in China and The installation of energy-generating Organizers have created what they call a Turkey, and a wind energy field in bicycles is just one of a number of “sustainable route,” one that is carefully New Caledonia off Australia’s east coast. measures that organizers have instituted charted to provide a safe and efficient path Emissions will be calculated by to reduce any negative impact on the for pilgrims moving by foot or bicycle Zeroemissions, a company based in environment by this year’s gathering that from Madrid to Cuatro Vientos field, where Abengoa, Spain, whose website is is expected to draw more than a million Pope Benedict XVI will celebrate the www.zeroemissions.com. youths from around the world. concluding Mass. Zeroemissions hopes to set a The measures are a clear nod to a Organizers are working directly with the precedent and establish a trend for future young generation that finds environmental city of Madrid to develop and manage a large-scale events, according to company stewardship increasingly inseparable from network of collection points for waste and director Emilio Rodriguez Izquierdo. Christian culture. recyclables. They are also purchasing “For example,” he said, “it has A “100% Natural” campaign is in carbon credits to offset pollution. A carbon already been done at the Vancouver place to make World Youth Day very credit is a certificate that shows that a Winter Olympics 2010 and in Pope Benedict XVI and two priests look out eco-friendly. The campaign’s stated goal government or other agency has paid to U2 concerts.” over a pond on the grounds of Kenthurst is to achieve a zero-emission and have a certain amount of carbon dioxide— Study Centre in Kenthurst, Australia, during pollution-free event that will be “the most usually equivalent to one ton—removed (Willy Thorn is a freelance journalist World Youth Day in 2008. Environmental environment-friendly World Youth Day from the environment. from Milwaukee, Wis. He is an author sustainability was a message to youths at ever.” The corresponding logo-design The buying of carbon credits is in and former reporter for Catholic News World Youth Day in Sidney, and will be again contest was won by Pablo Larrocha, 28. accordance with the Kyoto Protocol, an Service and the Bangkok-based this summer in Madrid. Eva Latonda, director of the international agreement linked to the Union of Catholic Asian News.) † Page 12 The Criterion Friday, June 24, 2011 Perspectives From the Editor Emeritus/John F. Fink Faith and Family/Sean Gallagher Wisdom of the : St. Cyril of Alexandria Lessons of faith Frankly, St. Cyril of Alexandria, whose human nature. Therefore, Mary could themselves—the Scriptures—were “written feast is on June 27, is not the best model for legitimately be called “Theotokos,” or to make a twofold declaration concerning and love found a saint. He was involved “God-bearer,” the mother of the one person our Savior; namely, that he is and has in the deposition of who is truly God and truly human. always been God, since he is the Word, in the midst another saint, In one of his writings about this, Radiance and Wisdom of the Father; and John Chrysostom, as St. Cyril said, “That anyone could doubt the that for our sake in these latter days he took of suffering patriarch of right of the holy Virgin to be called the flesh from the Virgin Mary, Mother of God, I was 3 when my grandfather Constantinople, and he Mother of God fills me with astonishment. and became man.” Victor Gallagher, had a stroke in 1973. became patriarch of Surely she must be the Mother of God if Christ was united to a human body Because of that, I have no Alexandria, Egypt, in our Lord Jesus Christ is God, and she gave endowed with a rational soul, he said, so he memory of him before 412 only after riots birth to him! Our Lord’s disciples may not could be seen as a man like ourselves. that life-changing event. between his supporters have used those exact words, but they The Church teaches, therefore, Cyril As I grew up, my and those of a rival. Once installed, he drove delivered to us the belief those words wrote, “that there are in Emmanuel parents, uncles and aunts, the Jews out of the city. enshrine, and this also has been taught us two entities, divinity and humanity. Yet and my Gallagher cousins However, he is a Doctor of the Church, by the holy fathers.” our Lord Jesus Christ is nonetheless one, often told me that it was so declared by Pope Leo XIII, mainly One of those “holy fathers” that Cyril the one true Son, both God and man; not too bad that I didn’t because of his teachings about the Trinity liked to quote was St. Athanasius, also a a deified man on the same footing as remember him before he and the Incarnation. He presided over the patriarch of Alexandria. Athanasius was the those who share the divine nature by had his stroke. Council of Ephesus in 431. That was the subject of this column in the May 6 issue. grace, but true God who for our sake Nonetheless, I never council that condemned Nestorianism, Cyril wrote that Athanasius referred to appeared in human form.” experienced any feelings of regret because which taught that there are two distinct Mary as “Mother of God” several times. He finished this particular writing by Grandpa was simply Grandpa to me, and I persons in Christ, the divine and the human, Athanasius, Cyril wrote, “is a man we can quoting St. Paul: “When the fullness of loved being around him just as he was. and Mary was not the mother of God but trust, one who deserves our complete time came, God sent his Son, born of a I would walk with him to get the mail at the only of the man Christ. confidence, for he taught nothing contrary woman, born under the law, to redeem end of the quarter-mile lane on his farm. I kept On the contrary, the council said, Christ to the sacred books.” those who were under the law and to enable score for him as he pitched horseshoes. I loved was only one person with both a divine and Indeed, Cyril wrote, the sacred books us to be adopted as sons” (Gal 4:3-5). † to read the daily diary that he kept in which he recorded the simple life he and my Grandma Cornucopia/Cynthia Dewes shared together. And then there was his beautiful smile that I can recall with great clarity. And his deep faith Marriage should always be the name of The Life Game in God and his love for his Catholic faith—a June used to be known as the prime other and, in turn, to their children. This If this sounds like a harsh assessment, faith and love that I believe is very much at the month for weddings. Maybe it still is, but life-giving love then expands to include that’s because it is. We only have to hear root of what I pray is my ever-deepening if so it is harboring a friends and others. It leads to a peaceful the daily news to learn of all the relationship with our Lord and the Church. minority event these and functional society. “boyfriends” who abuse their partners or Yes, he had physical disabilities that kept days. Cohabitation Some modernists say that marriage is kill their children in a rage. We realize him from driving and even buttoning his with people of the just a piece of paper, and that they don’t that the “sexual freedom” now prevalent shirt. And his personality no longer had the opposite sex outside need legal and religious baggage to be is the opposite of the freedom in a zest and vitality that everyone told me he of marriage is now the committed to another person. Some see marriage. Rather, it frees men to be used to have. But none of that mattered to favored relationship, the high rate of divorce or the acrimony irresponsible and women to be used then me. He was just Grandpa and I loved him— according to the latest that they have experienced in their discarded, and it frees both men and and still love him—dearly. Grandpa died in statistics. What do we parents’ or others’ marriages and are women to be prey to sexually transmitted 1989 when I was 19. make of that? afraid to marry. They may love someone, diseases. The life he lived after his stroke came at a Of course, we who but think they can’t take the chance to lose Because it is life-giving, marriage is formative time in my life. Grandpa didn’t teach believe in sacramental marriage are that love by marrying. also a forward-looking arrangement. If me lessons in any formal sense. But I’m still saddened. For us, marriage means the Some believe that their personal there are children, there is the natural taking in the wisdom he passed on simply by thoughtful choice of a life partner. It freedom is limited by marriage. But in a anticipation of them growing and the dignified and quietly joyful way that he involves both a public and a private truly life-giving marriage, it is just the blossoming, and becoming married lovers lived his life before my eyes. commitment to be faithful to the other in opposite. The partners are freed by and parents themselves. There is always I reflected anew on Grandpa because of the sickness and in health, in good times and marriage to be themselves in every way. the next thing to look forward to together, recent example set by Archbishop Daniel in bad … well, you know the rest. They live in the affirmation and support of to share opportunities for whatever they M. Buechlein. Born just a few months after my None of us can be self-righteous about someone who loves them and respects value. There is the pleasure of seeing father, he suffered a minor stroke three months this phenomenon because it occurs in them—so much so that they declare it one’s relationship deepen, and in ago. And that is only the most recent in a series every family that I know, including my publicly. It’s a trust arrangement, just like experiencing the growing devotion of the of serious health challenges that he has had in own. But it saddens us because these the love between God and us. beloved as they transform from lover to the past few years. couples don’t know what they are Cohabitation, in my opinion, is a use parent to companion to caregiver. For the past three months, he had not missing. Marriage gives a sacramental gift arrangement. Men get a sexual partner, a Unfortunately, some marriages fail and ministered in public as he dedicated himself to of grace. housekeeper, a co-payer of the bills or that’s a fact. Still, we must continue to rehabilitating from his stroke. But on June 4, Not only is our marriage commitment maybe even a mother for their children— seek marriages that truly reflect God’s he came to a Mass at SS. Peter and Paul for life, but also it is life-giving in every providing they want some. Women get a marriage with us. Cathedral in Indianapolis during which possible way. Giving physical life to physical protector, a financial supporter, transitional Deacon Dustin Boehm was children is a major expression of someone to baby-sit the kid(s) while they (Cynthia Dewes, a member of St. Paul the ordained a priest. married love. So is the emotional life work or perhaps a good-looking catch to Apostle Parish in Greencastle, is a regular Archbishop Buechlein did not lead the that the marriage partners give to each show off to girlfriends. columnist for The Criterion.) † congregation in prayer, but he did preach the homily. Deacon Boehm heard many sage Emmaus Walk/Debra Tomaselli pieces of advice from the archbishop. Perhaps the most profound lesson that he learned that day, however, was simply in the Find God in the people and circumstances around you effort that Archbishop Buechlein made to be When the Mass ended, I scanned the oncologists decided to wait to begin sanctuary was empty. Mass was over so present for the ordination Mass, and the love crowd searching for Linda, a newfound administering chemotherapy. That was why would I need to go inside? But the for the priesthood and the Church that fueled friend. good news, right? urge persisted, and I climbed the steps, his determination. During the liturgy, But I was unnerved. The diagnosis reached for the door, and opened it. In the years to come, now-Father Boehm I spotted her sitting left me feeling distracted, isolated and There, on the other side, was Linda! will be called upon at a moment’s notice to with her family, and alone. It seemed like nobody really When she asked how I was doing, I minister to people who are suffering much like her presence sent a understood my fears. freely expressed my fear of my disease. She or more than the archbishop is at present. wave of peace over Nobody, that is, except Linda. listened and nodded in agreement. I don’t After his ordination Mass, Father Boehm me. I had to find her. When Linda learned of my recall her words, but her presence delivered said that Archbishop Buechlein’s presence I had to talk to her. I diagnosis, she shared her story. Several an immeasurable peace. reminded him in a powerful and humbling way had to be reminded years ago, Linda was treated for cancer. At the end of our conversation, we that “there’s no room for sitting around in the that everything was One difficult day, she said that she asked headed to our cars. As I unlocked my rectory when people are in need.” going to be OK. her oncologist, “Am I going to die?” vehicle, Linda drove by to say goodbye. Yet, we live in a culture in which the value I emerged from the church, still She shared his reply: “Linda, we are “I’m glad I got to talk to you,” I said. “I of people is determined more and more by searching for her when another friend, all going to die.” was so afraid. I felt so alone.” their usefulness. It has been deeply ingrained in Helen, found me. I looked at her, absorbing the words. Before driving off, she paused to the hearts and minds of millions of people that “How are you doing?” Helen asked. My other friends felt bad for me and respond. I will never forget her words. They they lose their dignity if they are disabled or “OK,” I answered. sympathized, but they didn’t really were from the very heart of God. They suffering and, as a result, can’t do what society But the truth was that I was not doing comprehend my anxiety. But Linda resonate to this very day. And in the says is valuable. OK. Fear had a foothold on me. knew. She got it. upcoming months they proved quite true. For a Christian, nothing could be further As Helen began talking about an All those years ago, Linda’s deep “Don’t be afraid,” she said. “You are from the truth. All of us were created in the upcoming art project for our children’s faith pulled her through, and today I never alone.” image and likeness of God (Gn 1:26), and we Brownie troop, my mind was elsewhere. needed a shred of it. “And behold, I am with you always, will stay that way through death to life I couldn’t focus on purchasing red felt After Helen left, I scanned the until the end of the age” (Mt 28:20). in eternity. and cotton balls or creative ideas for dwindling congregation, hoping to find This belief should lead all believers to be all cookies and punch. Linda, but she was nowhere to be seen. (Debra Tomaselli lives in the more loving of and caring toward those In recent weeks, I had been diagnosed Finally, I headed toward the parking Altamonte Springs, Fla. Her who are suffering, and to do all that we with lymphoma. The diagnosis delivered lot, but when I passed the church’s side column appears in several diocesan morally can to relieve their pain. For in them, fear and relief. After all, despite the entrance something told me to enter it. newspapers. Her e-mail address is we can see the face of our Lord, who suffered news, I was healthy enough that the I shrugged it off, knowing the [email protected].) † for all of us. † The Criterion Friday, June 24, 2011 Page 13

Feast of the Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi)/ Msgr. Owen F. Campion Daily Readings Monday, June 27 Thursday, June 30 Cyril of Alexandria, bishop The First Holy Martyrs of the The Sunday Readings and doctor of the Church Holy Roman Church Sunday, June 26, 2011 Genesis 18:16-33 Genesis 22:1b-19 • Deuteronomy 8:2-3, 14b-16a Psalm 103:1-4, 8-11 Psalm 115:1-6, 8-9 • 1 Corinthians 10:16-17 Matthew 8:18-22 Matthew 9:1-8 • John 6:51-58 Jesus used no symbolic phrases, no Tuesday, June 28 Friday, July 1 This weekend, the Church celebrates vague illusions. The biblical texts are Irenaeus, bishop and martyr The Most Sacred Heart of Jesus the feast of the Body and Blood of Christ, clear. He said, “I am the living bread Genesis 19:15-29 Deuteronomy 7:6-11 which perhaps is better come down from heaven,” directly and known by its Latin exactly. It is a simple, straightforward Psalm 26:2-3, 9-12 Psalm 103:1-4, 6-8, 10 translation “Corpus declaratory sentence. Not surprisingly, the Matthew 8:23-27 1 John 4:7-16 Christi.” first Christians remembered the Lord’s Vigil Mass of Peter and Paul, Matthew 11:25-30 The first reading is words as literal. Apostles from the Book of Acts 3:1-10 Saturday, July 2 Deuteronomy, one of Reflection the first five books of The circumstances of the flight of the Psalm 19:2-5 The Immaculate Heart of Mary the Old Testament. desperate Hebrews—who were trapped Galatians 1:11-20 Genesis 27:1-5, 15-29 Deuteronomy recalls for generations in slavery in Egypt— Psalm 135:1-6 the passage of the across the treacherous Sinai Peninsula, as Wednesday, June 29 Luke 2:41-51 Hebrews from Egyptian slavery to the recalled by Deuteronomy, the source of Peter and Paul, Apostles Promised Land. the first reading, is a fitting initiation for Acts 12:1-11 Sunday, July 3 Moses is the central figure in this book, the Church’s lesson on this feast of in the Pentateuch and in the list of ancient Corpus Christi. Psalm 34:2-9 Zechariah 9:9-10 Hebrew prophets. He is the principal They were completely at the mercy of 2 Timothy 4:6-8, 17-18 Psalm 145:1-2, 8-11 figure in this weekend’s reading. an unknown and very unforgiving land. Matthew 16:13-19 Romans 8:9, 11-13 To understand this book—and indeed to They had no way out. They could help Matthew 11:25-30 grasp the plight of the Hebrews as they themselves very little, if at all. Without fled from slavery in Egypt across the Sinai food and water, without any direction as Peninsula and eventually to the Promised to where to go, they were facing Land—it is necessary to realize that the death itself. Question Corner/Fr. Kenneth Doyle Sinai Desert is bleak, sterile and perilous God supplied them with food and for anyone attempting to cross it. water, pointing them on the right path to The fleeing Hebrews were virtually the Promised Land. God gave them life. Divorced and remarried Catholics must helpless. They faced starvation as well as We are in a circumstance similar to possible death from thirst. Food and water that confronted by the ancient Hebrews. It obtain annulment to receive Communion were nowhere to be found. is important that we realize this, and that Through Moses, God supplied what the we accept who and where we are. Today, (Editor’s note: Following the death of It could well be that, even if that people needed to survive in the desert. As as humans have been in any time, we are longtime “Question Corner” columnist marriage lasted several years, there a result, the people lived. They did not lost in our own stark and challenging Father John Dietzen in March, might be grounds for the Church to starve. In time, they arrived at the life experiences. Catholic News Service introduces consider an annulment—serious Promised Land. Most Americans may have earthly food Father Kenneth Doyle as the new columnist.) immaturity, for example, or emotional St. Paul’s First Epistle to the and water, although many people today instability—on the part of one Corinthians supplies the second reading. do not have clean water to drink or If a Catholic gets married by a marriage partner or both—going back Along with the Gospels of Matthew, enough food to eat in many countries Qpriest, later gets divorced then gets to the time of the exchange of vows. Mark and Luke, First Corinthians provides throughout the world. married by a judge, It seems obvious that reception of the New Testament records of the We may assume that we know where can that person still the Eucharist is important to this institution of the Eucharist. we are, and where we should go with receive the holy person so it would certainly be worth The presence of this record in our lives. Eucharist? the effort to explore that possibility. First Corinthians indicates how important But, in fact, we, too, are at the mercy It should also be noted that too the Eucharist was in early Christianity. The of the conditions surrounding us. In the The short answer often Catholics who are separated or similarity among all the accounts shows spiritual sense, we all are vulnerable to Ais “no,” but there divorced but have never remarried how carefully the first Christians wished to the eternal death created by sin. is so much more to it refrain from taking Communion repeat the Last Supper. Here, God enters the picture. He gives than that. because they feel that they have St. John’s Gospel is the source of the us Jesus, the Son of God. The Lord gives First, to explain the “broken a big rule” and are therefore last reading. us the Eucharist. As the early Christians rule, the Church is a ineligible to receive the Eucharist. It is powerful and eloquent. Jesus states, so firmly believed, the Eucharist is the communion of persons linked by a shared The truth is that the Church believes “I am the living bread come down from Lord’s “body, blood, soul and divinity.” set of religious beliefs and practices. that, in fidelity to the teaching of heaven. If anyone eats this bread, he shall In the Eucharist, we intimately connect Reception of the sacraments, particularly Jesus, marriage is forever, and that live forever; the bread I shall give is my with Jesus. We unite ourselves with Jesus, the Eucharist, is an indication that an spouses should always enter a flesh, for the life of the world” (Jn 6:51). and Jesus gives us life. † individual accepts the beliefs of the marriage with this understanding and Church and the guidelines of its teaching. do their best to make the marriage last. One of those guidelines is that a However, there are some My Journey to God Catholic should marry in a Catholic situations—domestic abuse is a ceremony or, at least, with the permission clear-cut one, but there are certainly of the Church. others—where, for the good of Assuming, as seems to be indicated, everyone involved, separation is The Trinity that person you are asking about has advisable. not obtained an annulment from the When the rift is irreparable, divorce Days are getting lighter and longer. first marriage, that marriage is still is often a necessary consequence so These old legs from working in my considered valid by the Church. As such, that legal obligations—such as garden are getting stronger, the second marriage would not be alimony, child custody or child Like my soul as it draws ever closer to my recognized by the Church. support—can be clarified and assigned. God. I don’t think this should be seen as the Sometimes this sad result happens I follow the Son as he herds his sheep Church’s presuming to render a judgment even though the marriage partners have while carrying a rod. on the state of a person’s soul before God done everything reasonably possible to I bask in the glow of the Spirit as he because only God can safely do that. It make the marriage work. comes to me on high. should be seen simply as an indication Divorce itself, without remarriage, As I contemplate all he wishes me to that the Church, like any organization of does nothing in principle to disqualify receive, human beings, has rules that govern a Catholic from the sacraments. I let out a wistful sigh. membership and regulate behavior. The best advice in any situation like The Trinity comes together and seals my I would suggest that this person this is for the people involved to seek soul in grace. continue to attend Mass regularly. the guidance of a sympathetic priest so I can’t wait to gaze upon my Savior’s Too often, people in a situation that they can assess fairly their own gentle face. like this conclude that Mass attendance is personal responsibility for the marital pointless since they have rendered breakup, seek the grace of confession,

By Mary V. Watson Hill CNS photo/Debbie themselves ineligible for full participation if necessary, and be assured that they through holy Communion. continue to be welcome in the Church (Mary Watson is a member of St. Anthony Parish in Indianapolis. Wildflowers bloom That is unfortunate because usually the and are eligible to participate fully. on Mount Precipice in Nazareth, Israel, on April 14. The hill is believed to be where person still shares in the core beliefs of Jesus was led to after being rejected in Nazareth (Lk 4: 29-30). It is the start of the the Church, and would derive spiritual (Father Kenneth Doyle is chancellor for newly opened Gospel Trail, a 37-mile-long trail which follows the paths that Jesus is satisfaction and helpful guidance by public information and pastor of a believed to have taken en route from the mount to Capernaum. It includes stops at continuing to attend Mass. parish in the Diocese of Albany, N.Y. Mount Tabor, Kafr Kanna, the Horns of Hattin, Mount Arbel, Magdala, Tabgha and I would also urge this person to sit Questions may be sent to him by e-mail the Mount of Beatitudes. The Gospel Trail is a major initiative of the Tourism Ministry down with a priest of his or her choosing at [email protected] or by of Israel.) and discuss the circumstances of the first mail at 40 Hopewell St., Albany, NY marriage and the reasons for its breakup. 12208.) † Page 14 The Criterion Friday, June 24, 2011

Mother of Audrea Eskew, Carla Gugino, who portrays head Joyce Lawson, Cary, Dennis, coach Cathy Rush, and Mark, Mick and Tim Mullins. Marley Shelton, who portrays Sister of Rita Snoddy. Sister Sunday, star in a scene from the Grand mother of 16. Rest in peace movie The Mighty Macs. The movie Great-grand mother of 26. CNS photo/The Maximus Group CNS photo/The Maximus tells the story of the women’s Please submit in writing to our Mefford. Sister of Evelyn OWENS, Dorothy, 98, basketball team at Immaculata College St. Mary, Rushville, May 30. office by 10 a.m. Thursday Baumann, Benedictine Sister in the Philadelphia suburbs that won Mother of Dorothy Jarman, before the week of publication; Dolorita Libs, Irvin and the Association for Intercollegiate be sure to state date of death. Raymond Libs. Grandmother Dennis and Tobias Owens. Athletics for Women’s basketball Obituaries of archdiocesan of one. Great-grandmother Sister of Ray Lacy. championship in 1972, the year that priests serving our archdiocese of one. Grand mother of nine. are listed elsewhere in Great-grand mother of several. college women’s basketball converted GILES, Steven D., Sr., 64, to the full-court game played today. The Criterion. Order priests St. Mary-of-the-Knobs, RAUTE, Helen (Feiss), 80, and religious sisters and Floyds Knobs, June 8. St. Charles Borromeo, brothers are included here, Husband of Becky (Lehnert), Bloomington, May 29. Mother ‘Gym rat’ writes, produces, directs film unless they are natives of the Giles. Father of Scott and of Patricia Pauly, Nancy Trapp archdiocese or have other Steven Giles Jr. Son of Martha and Thomas Raute. connec tions to it; those are Giles. Brother of Janice Leber Grand mother of six. on Catholic women’s basketball team separate obituaries on this and Pat Schalk. Grandfather SCHANTZ, John W., 74, WASHINGTON (CNS)—Imagine being find out if it’s film-worthy?” page. of five. Holy Spirit, Indianapolis, able to write a movie about something that Chambers did. “As a writer, I’m looking ATKINS, A. Leroy, 78, IZZO, Diane Kathleen, 43, May 6. Husband of Sally you were a part of—even if it was just a for a number of things. All of the inspiring St. Mary, Richmond, June 13. St. Charles Borromeo, Schantz. Father of Kim Aaron, little bit. sports film genres use sports as a metaphor Father of Deidra Smith, Kara Bloomington, Feb. 25. Wife of Peggy Billerman, Natalie That is Tim Chambers’ story, and it will for some other lesson of life or some other Dorsey, Lisa Franklin, Debbie Stevens, Lisa, Eric and Peter Marco Zas. Daughter of be brought to the big screen this fall in greater cause.” Atkins. Brother of Joyce Sharon Izzo. Sister of Sajdyk, David and John Conway, Sharon Schwartz and Schantz. Brother of Rose Mary The Mighty Macs, which he wrote, directed One example that he gave was Elizabeth, Anthony, Jerry and and produced. Remember the Titans, which, on its surface, Don Atkins. Grandfather of William Izzo. Field. Grandfather of nine. 11. Great-grandfather of two. Great-grandfather of four. The Mighty Macs tells the story is about high school football, but on a deeper JAMES, Doris C., 75, SCHEITLIN, Germaine, 78, of the women’s basketball team at level is about race relations. BEAVIN, George, 93, Most Holy Name of Jesus, Immaculata College in the Philadelphia “For me, I always felt the story of the St. Joseph, Clark County, St. Bartholomew, Columbus, Beech Grove, June 14. Wife of suburbs that won the Association for Mighty Macs and of Cathy Rush, the head June 8. Brother of Martha Ralph James. Mother of May 26. Mother of Geralyn Chabucos, Barry, Geoffrey, Intercollegiate Athletics for Women’s coach, was a story of equality, of dreams,” Renn. Sandra Bousum, Barbara Gerald, Gordon and Gregory basketball championship in 1972, the year Chambers told CNS. “With her Mauldin and Paula James. BINTINGER, Steve Paul, 90, Scheitlin. Grandmother of 23. Grand mother of seven. that college women’s basketball converted to championship, she united the campus and St. Charles Borromeo, Great-grandmother of two. the full-court game that we see today. changed a generation of young women, all of Bloomington, June 7. Husband Great-grandmother of 18. SCHMUTTE, Mauna, 94, “I really had a personal experience whom went on to very successful careers.” of Georgiana Bintinger. Father JORDEN, Teresa Anne, 75, St. Joan of Arc, Indianapolis, with the story itself,” Chambers told Chambers said that he knew he was on of Carol Kaiser, Judy Pohlen, Our Lady of Perpetual Help, June 14. Mother of Carleen Susie Wehner and Steve New Albany, March 30. Catholic News Service in a June 5 the right track when he received an Paul, Terri Tuttle, James Jr. Bintinger. Grand father of nine. Mother of Maureen Campbell, telephone interview. opportunity to sell the script—but “chose not and Peter Schmutte. Grand - Mark, Matthew and Michael “I grew up in Philadelphia. I’m one of to because they weren’t going to let me BROWN, Evelyn Lucille, 88, mother of seven. Great-grand - Jorden. Sister of Patricia 12 kids—eight brothers, four sisters. It’s direct it. I put my producer hat on and used St. Malachy, Brownsburg, mother of nine. June 3. Mother of Jennifer Campbell, C. Thomas and important because when I was a kid I vividly my economics degree from Penn. I touched Davies, Martha Gilham and John Hoffman. Grandmother SKRZYCKI, Dennis Joseph, remember the Mighty Macs. Their campus on my Catholic friends from Philadelphia Judith Meyer. Sister of Don of eight. 68, St. Simon the Apostle, was about 25 minutes from my hometown. [to] see if they would support it,” he recalled. Rowland. Grandmother of Indianapolis, June 7. Husband When their gym burned down, they “We passed the basket, as they say here KESTERMAN, Evelyn R., of Beverly Skrzycki. Father of eight. Great-grandmother of practiced at my parish,” St. Anastasia in in Philly.” 87, St. Peter, Brookville, Melissa Malloy, Adrian, six. June 8. Aunt of several. Dennis, Frank and Ryan Newtown Square, Chambers said. Chambers was taught by the EVARD, Harry W., 89, KNABLE, Larry Wayne, 53, Skrzycki. Grandfather He was a self-styled “gym rat” in those Immaculata Sisters, who run St. Pius X, Indianapolis, St. Paul, Tell City, June 11. of seven. days. It happens naturally, Chambers said, Immaculata College, during his grade June 11. Father of Linda “when you grow up as one of 12 kids, and and high school years. Brother of Holly Basham, STEINMETZ, Dr. Edward Smith, Marcie Warden, Daniel, Shellayne Cronin, Jamie Frances, 86, St. Luke the you have a CYO program that’s very strong.” “I felt like this was the opportunity for me Dr. Robert and Timothy Evard. Gross, Patty Morgan, Danny Evangelist, Indianapolis, Chambers had already dabbled in movie to make my directorial debut,” he said. Grand father of 11. and Rick Knable. Uncle May 27. Father of Karen Coss, production, having produced the 2004 film “I think of the layers and the nuances—not Great-grandfather of 11. of several. Suzie Ivkovich, Mary Kay Miracle about the 1980 U.S. Olympic men’s only of the plot of the story, but the nuances GAUS, Laura (Sheerin), 91, LAWRENCE, Rosella Lauderback, Lisabeth hockey team. of our faith and how relevant it was to that St. Thomas Aquinas, (Winkler), 87, St. Joseph, McDowell, Chris, Joseph, After he was featured in a profile of the team, that campus, those people, and how it Indianapolis, May 31. Shelbyville, June 10. Mother Terry and Tom Steinmetz. movie and its behind-the-camera team in the is lived today.” Mother of Andy, David and of David and Jerry Lawrence. Grandfather of 19. Philadelphia Inquirer, someone from As a practicing Catholic, he noted, his William Gaus. Sister of Kenneth Winkler. URBAN, Helen Louise, 96, Immaculata contacted him about the faith has been his “bedrock” and given him GESENHUES, Anna Lee, 82, Grandmother of two. St. Barnabas, Indianapolis, possibility of making a movie about the confidence. It’s “the foundation of what I’ve St. Mary-of-the-Knobs, Great-grandmother of four. June 10. Mother of Trudy school’s legendary women’s basketball team. tried to practice every day. Some days are Floyds Knobs, June 8. Mother MULLINS, Shirley, 93, Hauschild and Jan Urban. He remembers the request: “Can you take better than others ... but I turn it over” to of Linda Gesenhues and Lisa St. Mary, Rushville, May 31. Grandmother of seven. † a look at the story of the Mighty Macs, and God, he added. “That’s my philosophy.” †

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VATICAN CITY (CNS)—Hedonism the end, turn out to be inconsistent and clouds people’s judgment and risks unable to support the great promise of the annihilating morality, Pope Benedict XVI said. truth, the good, the beautiful and the just, It also fools people into thinking their real which, for centuries, your forefathers worth lies in their social or personal standing identified with the experience of faith,” and their ability to control reality, he said said the pope. during a one-day visit on June 19 to the The crisis that families are Reuters CNS photo/Giampiero Sposito, Republic of San Marino, a tiny nation experiencing, too, is “worsened by the completely surrounded by Italy. widespread psychological and spiritual Like many Western nations, San Marino fragility of couples,” he said. today faces many difficulties and challenges, The pope called on the Church to the pope said in his homily during a Mass promote a Christian way of life, and asked held at an open-air stadium. all citizens to step up to the challenges of Such difficulties are caused most of all by the present day by tapping into their “hedonistic models that cloud the mind and country’s “precious deposit” of Christian risk quashing morality altogether,” he told values and traditions. about 22,000 people in attendance, which Reciting the Angelus after Mass, included people who came from surrounding Pope Benedict also called for increased Italian cities. help for the millions of refugees around “The temptation has crept in that says the globe. The United Nations marked man’s richness is not faith, but his personal World Refugee Day on June 20. Pope Benedict XVI celebrates Mass at an open-air stadium in Serravalle, San Marino, on June 19. and social power, his intelligence, his culture, The pope recalled that this year marked About 22,000 people attended the Mass. and his ability to scientifically, technologically the 60th anniversary of the founding of the and socially manipulate reality,” he said. U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees, good will “to guarantee refugees are who have been uprooted from their home Despite its deep roots in Christianity and which watches over “all those who are welcomed and live in dignified conditions country. Many of them face shortages or a the fact that the population of about 31,800 is persecuted and forced to flee their own as they wait for when they can return home complete lack in the basic essentials for predominantly Catholic, even San Marino has countries.” freely and safely.” survival and improving their lives, such as seen religious faith and Christian values The pope called on government According to the UNHCR, there are inadequate shelter, food, water, health care usurped by other “presumed riches, which in officials around the world and people of some 42 million people around the globe and education. † What was in the news on June 23, 1961? Supreme Court rules that states cannot mandate belief in God to hold public office By Brandon A. Evans peril • Youths use ham radios to ‘sell’ • Use of private groups in foreign aid • Better training urged as a spur to democracy urged This week, we continue to examine vocations • Schools that built Babe Ruth is • ACLU hits inequities in school aid what was going on in the Church and the • Church-State relations still tense in razed in Baltimore, Md. proposal world 50 years ago as seen through the • After 25 years: Encyclical on movies “NEW YORK—The American Civil pages of The Criterion, which is • Editorial: For women only still has great impact Liberties Union has urged Congress to celebrating its 50th anniversary. “The ladies have short memories. Our • Family Rosary Crusade is now in reject an amendment to the federal aid to Here are some of the items found in the own private pool shows that women 44th country education bill, which would base state fund June 23, 1961, issue of The Criterion: outnumber men in opposition to the • Peace Corps needs teachers allocations on their total school enrollment. • Pope gives decision on language for Freedom Riders. ‘The • Pressure tactics being The ACLU said this allocation formula, Council wrong way to gain full used on Church in under which private school children would “VATICAN CITY—His Holiness equality for the Negroes; Ceylon be counted in when a state’s share of aid is Pope John XXIII said that Latin must be doing more harm than • Stresses parents’ determined, but counted out when the the official language of the coming good; patience will win role: Education, money is distributed, would be ecumenical council. But he said that if need more in the end.’ That’s the schooling not the same, ‘discrimination.’ ” be, participants may use their own way the women are speaker says • Adult male choir urged as nucleus of language in addressing the meeting. talking. But there was a • Charges too many music program Pope John made the statement in solemnly time when the girls sang a selling U.S. Catholic “ST. LOUIS—The St. Louis closing the first session of the council’s different tune. Once, they were struggling press short Archdiocesan Commission for Sacred Central Preparatory Commission.” for full democratic rights. Anyone • For public office: High Court rules Music has urged all pastors here to build • Franklin laywomen aid remember? The American suffragettes were out belief in God proviso their musical programs around an adult • Charged with conspiracy: Hungary not known for their patience. Like the “WASHINGTON—The U.S. Supreme male choir.” sentences 9 priests, 3 laymen Negroes of today, they discovered that Court has ruled that a state may not • Cuban national Church now seen patience got them nowhere.” require a declaration of belief in the (Read all of these stories from our June 23, imminent • Urges coping with Reds ‘within existence of God as a condition for holding 1961, issue by logging on to our archives • Common sense and the Communist structure of law’ public office.” at www.CriterionOnline.com.) †

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