COURIER-JOURNAL Wednesday, February^ 1983 12 Cardinals Elevated In 'Secret' Ritual By Nancy Frazier outstanding aid is offered to metropolitan sees around the me for handling weighty world. matters for the benefit of the (NO - The Church." The presentation of the 18 men that John Paul i palliums was to be made Feb. U elevated to the College of During the secret con­ 3 by Argentinian Cardinal Cardinals Feb. 2 actually sistory, Pope John Paul also Umberto Mozzoni, proto- became cardinals before confirmed the appointment of deacon of the College of publicly receiving the red skull 78-year-old Belgian Cardinal Cardinals, in a ceremony in caps and four-cornered hats Maximilian de Furstenburg as the Vatican's Matilde Chapel. symbolizing their new status. camerlengo (chamberlain) of the college and gave! his assent Cardinal Sebastiano Construction has begun on the Chanter House at Camp Stella Maris, that wiB house The real elevation took to recent episcopal elections Baggio, prefect of the Vatican place at a so-called "secret by the synod of the Coptic Congregation for Bishops, infirmary, bath and administrative offices. consistory" in the Vatican's Cathoik Church. presented a petition on behalf consistory hall immediately of Cardinal Joseph Bernardin before the public ceremony in When the secret consistory of Chicago, the only the Paul VI Audience Hall. was officially proclaimed American among the 18 new Camp Improvements Begin; closed, archbishops, bishops cardinals. and abbots were admitted to When each of the new the consistory hall for the Archbishop Daniel Completion Set for June cardinals received from the petitioning of the palliums — Pilarczyk of Cincinnati hands of a Vatican messenger the requests submitted by presented his own petition for the ' "biglietto" or the pallium. Camp Stella Maris has notice of his elevation, he recently appointed announced the start of a became a cardinal. metropolitan archbishops for Although Cardinal Ber­ $500,000 capital im­ the white wool scarves worn nardin had previously provement campaign that will in certain ceremonies as a received a pallium as Arch­ include constructing a new The secret consistory, to symbol of their authority and bishop of Cincinnati, church building on the camp grounds which only members of the their union with the pope- law required that he receive and the renovation of other are Pope John Paul agreed to another because of his trans­ existing facilities during the admitted, also featured a the petitions presented by or fer last July to a new next two years. Latin-language address by in behalf of the 18 heads of metropolitan see, Chicago. f Pope John Paul which hinted that the college will be According to Ray Tette, consulted more often in the camp director, more than future on "weighty matters" $110,000 has been raised thus which affect the Church. far with most of the money IRELANm channeled toward the building of a two-story complex that "It has happened more May 21-30,1983 ' will house bath and infirmary often in recent times that facilities as well as ad­ members of the sacred college Join Us On Our Annual Escorted ministrative offices. have been called into Springtime in Ireland Tour assembly," the pope said. GALL FOR DETAILS "What it came down to," "Hence it is that the im­ Members of the new Board of Directors at the camp portance of this venerable said Tette, "was that the state are: seated, from left, Elizabeth* Flynn, Carol Weaver wasn't going to let us open institution is increased and BERNARD TRAVEL and Kathy Gullo, secretary. Standing, from left, Tom unless the facilities were STORflUM821-590E PLAZ0 A CLOVE381-960R C0MMI0 N upgraded." Bell, Joe Regal, vice president, Charles Bayer, Al 1540 RIDGE RD.W. 2900 MONROE AVE. Schum, treasurer, Jim Gullo, president, Peter Wam- bach, Judy Wambach, Jerry Coder and Tom Weaver. Raising funds was not an Absent from photo: Father Thomas Valenti, Richard easy job, Tette said. One v woman, Mrs!% Gertrude Agostinelli and Gloria LaChase. Chanler of Geneseo (after whom the structure will be reach completion around the According to Tette, the named) was willing to donate first of June. Dedication remaining monies will go $20,000, "as long as we could ceremonies for the new toward "renovating cabins, find someone to match that Chanler House have been set sight improvements, maybe offer," said Tette. for June 12. some land acquisition, and other needed equipment." V Summer sessions at Camp Not long after, another Stella Maris begin on July 3. Other monies will be couple, who wished to remain collected through two other anonymous, offered $25,000 "It was inevitable that fund-raising activities: an ON THE RIDGE and the wheels began to turn something had to be done," auction of donated goods and on the project. Now with the said Tette, who pointed out services on June 4, and the backing of the diocese, Tette that the camp is about to open annual Fall Benefit Dinner in anticipates the structure to October. OUR FISH its 57th season this year. IS FRESH Conference Urges State: RED SNAPPER FILET Send Funds Where Needed Albany — Human need conference's legislative goals life, education, health, should be the touchstone for are developed through a wide criminal justice, and housing. determining legislative consultative process and focus Among the recom­ priorities, according to the on human needs, emphasizing mendations made by the OCEAN RED PERCH 1983 Legislative Program assistance to the poor, to those conference: increase the basic issued by the State Catholic who are dependent on others public assistance grant; Conference. for life and health, and to develop job training for LAKE WHIfEFISH families in need. ypuths; end state funding for Speaking for the eight Noting that Church and abortions; prevent re-enact- Roman Cathofie dioceses in state are "co-partners" in njent of a death penalty the state in the field of public providing many human statute; permit the placement affairs, the conference an­ services to state residents, the of handicapped children in nually lists'the top legislative conference looks at seven suitable nonpublic school goals which it believes different areas of human need programs; provide' incentives SWORDFISH government can accomplish and makes recommendations for business and individuals to to enhance life and living for legislative action in each undertake urban renewal conditions in the state. one. The seven are; social programs; and expand op- concerns, economic and portunities for elderly LEMONSOLE According to the program income security, protection of residents. All year long we search the seas for the freshest developed by the Public fish available, whether its from the south of Policy Committee of the Florida or the North Atlantic, we choose and conference, both the CWC Plans Lenten legislative and executive prepare your favorites at their fresh caught peak branches of government must of flavor. Sometimes uncertain luck of examine state resources and Recollection Day fishermen or change in season prevents us decide to use public-funds first Father Benedict Ehmann. Dinner will be served, and from offering all choices ail year, so call or stop in those areas where human well known liturgist and Mass will be celebrated and in to see which of your fish favorites is needs are greatest. speaker, will direct the ashes distributed. available. Then reserve a fable for a fresh fish Catholic Women's Club Reservations are made by dinner to remember. A copy of the legislative annual Day of Recollection, calling Mrs. Rita Kramer, program is sent in each 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.. Ash 3(77-4014, or the CWC office, Ridgemont Plaza Ridge Rd. west legislator as well .^ each Wednesday, Feb. 16, at the 2)75-9173, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., department chk-i m the Cenacle Center for Spiritual before Feb. 11. Offering for For Reservations Please Call 227-2510 executive bra;.'; The Renewal. the day is $8.