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VOL. V, NO. 38 Price $5 a year ... 15 cents a copy DECEMBER 6, 1963 U.S. BISHOPS PREPARE FOR ENGLISH IN MASS AS COUNCIL SESSION ENDS POPE TO MAKE PILGRIMAGE LAND ("Changes in Liturgy Will Affect All," Msgr. Walsh explains on Page 7; other Council stories, features, pictures on Pages 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.) (Combined NCWC News Service) VATICAN CITY — Pope Paul VI closed the second session of Vatican Council II with the dramatic announcement that he will make a pilgrimage to the Holy Land in January. "After careful deliberations and much prayer, we have decided to become a pilgrim," he declared, because "we are so convinced that for the final and happy conclusion of this Council, prayers and good works are necessary." It will be the first time, he added, that a Supreme Pontiff has been in the Holy Land since St. Peter, the first Pope, left there for Rome after the death of Christ. The Holy Father also expressed the wish that Vatican Coun- cil II end with the next session, dates for which had previously been fixed as Sept. 14 to Nov. 20, 1964. The Pope suggested that thereafter, Council work be terminated in commissions, with the Bishops being summoned for final ceremonies for the promulgation of the Council's total decrees. As the more than 2.200 Fathers of the Council departed for their home dioceses throughout the world, these were some of the developments in the closing week's sessions: • The constitution on liturgy and the decree on com- munications media were overwhelmingly approved at the final session Dec. 4, and Pope Paul then immediately promulgated them. • America's Bishops announced formal agreement "to make full use o£ the vernacular concessions made by the Council" and directed their Commission on the Liturgical Apostolate "to propose English translations" which they will consider in the Spring after Pope Paul issues instructions Feb. 16, 1964 as to when and how norms of the liturgy constitution are to be carried out. "Only then can a date be determined by the Bishops for the actual use of English in the liturgy," they said. • Pope Paul granted 40 faculties to bishops of dioceses in his motu proprio, "Pastoral Munus," promulgated Dec. 3. Most of them meaningless to the general body of Catholics, they have particular importance for diocesan chancery offices, reliev- ing them of making a special request each time the faculties are needed. • Council Fathers were assured at their last working ses- sion that the two chapters of the schema on ecumenism on relations with the Jews and on freedom of conscience are still live issues and will be among first items on the agenda for next Fall. • Elected to additional posts on Council commissions were (Continued On Page 2) Bishop Carroll Is Received In Audience By Pope Paul Special To The Voice tini in the Secretariate of State for many years. Because of the f View Of Nave Of St. Peter's Basilica In Koine During Second Session Of Vatican Council II VATICAN CITY — In an un- close friendship between them, v usually warm manner Pope Monsignor Montini had declared mm •:•;::?::,: Paul VI received Bishop Cole- man F. Carroll and two priests that he considered this trip a Bishop To Dedicate of the Diocese of Miami in his pilgrimage to the grave of his Bishop At Cathedral Sunday private study at the end of a friend. The Holy Father recall- Bishop Coleman F. Carroll, offered in the Cathedral on an ordination during this New Church Dec. 7 \ busy Council day last week. ed also Bishop Carroll's mother month. in the conversation, stating that returning this week from Rome Sundays will not be celebrat- FORT LAUDERDALE — \ where he participated in ses- ed this Sunday. His Holiness welcomed Bish- he had often remembered her The Conference for clergy in The new Blessed Sacrament op Carroll as a friend and ex- sions of the Vatican Council II, in his prayers. Msgr. Patrick J. O'Donoghue, the Diocese of Miami will be- Church recently completed changed fond memories of his will sing a Solemn Pontifical V.G., rector of the Cathedral gin at 11:30 a.m., Tuesday, Dec. at Oakland Park Blvd. and Mass at 10 a.m. Sunday, Dec. visit to Pittsburgh in 1950, His visit to the Bishop's will be the assistant priest dur- 10, at St. John Vianney Minor NE 17th St. will be dedicated 8 in the Cathedral in honor of when, as Msgr. Giovanni B. former parish. Sacred Heart ing the Pontifical Mass. Other Seminary. at 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 7 Our Lady of the Immaculate Montini, he was seeing the in Pittsburgh, was the Pope's officers are Father Joseph The new Blessed Sacrament by Bishop Coleman F. Car- United States for the first first and longest stay in an Conception, patroness of the Di- Brunner, deacon, and Father ocese of Miami and of the Church in Fort Lauderdale roll. time. American parish. At that time Nelson Fernandez, subdeacon. will be dedicated by Bishop he.indicated such deep inter- United States. Pontifical Low Mass will Father William Gunther and Carroll at 10 a.m., Saturday, On that occasion he had been est in the parish school sys- be offered in the new struc- A resume on the second ses- Father Edward G. Pick will Dec. 7, and Florida's first anxious to visit the grave of the tem in the U.S., that he visit- ture which provides seating sion of the Ecumenical Council serve as deacons of honor. Catholic junior women's col- Bishop's brother, Msgr. Walter ed many of the classrooms. accommodations for 700 per- which concluded Wednesday of lege, Marymount College, will Carroll, who had died suddenly On a Saturday afternoon he After more than two months sons and is of contemporary this week will be given by be dedicated in Boca Raton at the age of 41 a few months was amased to see the long in Rome, Bishop Carroll's design. Bishop Carroll during the Mass. at 2:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. previously and who had worked schedule includes a clergy (Continued On Page 3) The 11 a.m. Mass usually conference, dedications, and 14. under the then Monsignor Mon- U.S. BISHOPS PREPARE FOR ENGLISH IN MASS AS COUNCIL SESSION ENDS Pope Paul VI To Make Pilgrimage To Holy Land ' (Continued From Page i) F. Dearden of Detroit; Arch- to the venerable Fathers, the held in the next session of the the majorities reached was sig- been developments of real sig- bishop Paul J. Hallinan of At- moderators, because they council and will he properly nificant, reflecting the thinking nificance. "During the first ses- 43 Fathers, including six mem- lanta, Ga.; Auxiliary Bishop wished to give ample oppor- prepared during the coming and tendencies predominating in sion, the conservative minds bers of the U.S. Hierarchy, James H. Griffiths of New tunity for speaking on the months. this session. were like persons holding a hill; a larger group than those elects York; Bishop Vincent S. Wa- three fundamental chapters in they were the kings of the "For this reason, the president Father Gregory Baum, Ber- ed from any other country. ters of Raleigh, N.C., and order to prevent creating the mountain. But during that ses- of the secretariat earnestly asks lin-born Augustinian teaching Bishop Victor J. Reed ef Okla- danger that someone might sion the kings of the mountain •Extreme liberality was the all, even though there are very in Canada, said he thought the : homa City and Tulsa. say that a hasty vote was found themselves in a very pre- final week's keynote in discus- many tasks which will almost "growing unanimity" among taken on these three chapters carious position." sions on ways to encourage smother each one as he returns the bishops was the most im- The whole liturgy schema pro- and on the two others which ecumenical relations with non- to his diocese, to give attentive portant development of the vides for major reforms design- treat matters that are suf- In the second session, he said, Catholics. Measures recom- consideration to these chapters session. He said that the coun- ed to lead the people to full ficiently difficult, present the conservative minds were mended included recognition of and, please, to indicate their cil was not split between two participation inwardly and out- something new, and are of the "not anxious to make to the the validity of mixed marriages proposals and corrections to the camps, fifty-fifty, but rather greatest importance for the battle field. Rather they retired before non-Catholic ministers wardly in the Mass and other general secretariat of the coun- that there was demonstrated life and activity of the Church to strong, previously prepared and permission to attend non- services of the Church. cil before the middle of Feb- a tremendous and unexpected 'VERY MUCH ALIVE' In our time." positions, leaving the battle- Catholic religious services. ruary." unanimity which constantly ground to others." Augustine Cardinal Bea, presi- In the course of his speech, grew, so that majorities of • More than 200 Bishops from On the day previous, Sunday, dent of the Secretariat for Pro- although it was not contained 80 per cent and larger were As a result there will be 46 countries signed a petition "Dec. 1, Leo Cardinal Suenens of moting Christian Unity, address- in the written text, Cardinal reached on almost all matters. more action, more frr ' m in asking for a special schema on Malines — Brussels, one of the ed the final working session Bea explained that the two the Church in the fuY , ac- communism, Marxism and four council moderators, spoke Father Gustave Weigel, S.J., Dee. 2 to assure the Council chapters had not been brought cording to the Jesuit theo- socialism. at the Canadian College, saying of Woodstock (Md.) College dis- Fathers that the last two among other things that the to a vote "because of insuf- logian. "This session has chapters of the schema on ecu- tinguished between formulation opened the windows wider." The U.S. Bishops released a moderators, who could have ficiency of time/' Be added, of doctrine and between the im- menism — those on freedom of repeating it twice: "and no What can be expected, iKTadd- joint statement Dec. 4 on the insisted that the two chapters be pact that the council will have conscience and relations with other reason." A careful read- ed, is an evolution both council's Constitution on the Sa- brought to a vote, had decided in the future of the catholic life cred Liturgy, promulgated the the Jews — are "still very not to do so. He said their think- ing of the wording of his writ- greater and more rapid in its much alive." ten text revealed, however of the Church. progress in the future. same day. They said they ing was that, after a cooling-off 'OPENED WINDOWS' "welcome it wholeheartedly and period and after the issues had that there may have been Thanking the assembly for other reasons, and that the In terms of formulation little Before the panel began, the dedicate themselves to fulfill its been aired in the public print, was done at the second session, moderator, Father John Sheer- purposes." its interest in discussing the they felt the vote would stand a Cardinal was disappointed schema on ecumenism and for that the two chapters had not he noted. Most of the work on in, C.S.P., was presented with a greater chance to pass. He said liturgy was done at the first gold pingpong paddle by the "At a formal meeting of the casting the votes which been submitted to a vote. it was their intention to bring session; there still must be newsman covering, daily meet- Bishops, now proposed for the passed its first three chapters acceptance of the two chapters written a chapter on the Blessed ings in recognition oftris..afeility spring of 1964, formal decrees by a wide margin, he said: (In the American Bishops' to a vote early in the third ses- Virgin Mary, to be inserted in to send difficult and thorny trill be drawn up and sent to press panel session following the sion. the project on the Church; the questions to the right expert in the Apostolic See in Rome for "There have remained, how- council meeting, a unity secre- ever, the two final chapters of TRANQUIL SPIRIT tariat aide, Father John F. communications media project the panel. confirmation. At the same was not discussed but it does the draft. We all regret that it "It is fitting, therefore," Car- Long, S.J., of New York, said time official translations will constitute a formulation of Both Archbishop Joseph J. be approved by the Bishops was not permitted to us to have dinal Bea continued, "to medi- that there was disappointment within the secretariat that the teaching; and only three sec- McGucken of San Francisco and for publication. Only then can at least a foretaste of a discus- tate and ponder everything Bishop Albert R. Zuroweste of question of religious liberty had tions of the ecumenical schema a date be determined by the sion concerning these chapters, carefully over and over again, Belleville, 111., — who are in not come to the floor. "We are have been reviewed. Bishops for the actual use of too. For in this way our secre- without haste and with a serene panel — paid tribute to the English in the liturgy." tariat would have received and tranquil spirit, so that in not moving as far as we had In terms of the effect the American Bishops' panel of ex- grater illumination toward mak- the next session of the council hoped," he said, adding: "I council will have on the future perts and to level of reporting The Bishops also announced ing a definitive edition of each they (the two capters) may be don't think we are going to be of the Church's life, however, that had been done by the that they have authorized rep- chapter. However, as things tested and judged with mature stopped") Father Weigel said, there have American press. resentatives to work with an have turned out, I am sincerely consideration. The ancient say- BISHOPS ELECTED international committee that persuaded that even this fact ing applies here: 'What is put The six U.S. Bishops elected "will ultimately propose trans- offers us not a few useful things. off is not put away.' as additional members of Coun- lations based upon the reformed cil commissions are: "At First sight, indeed, one Bishop Urges Thanksgiving rites for the consideration of "Therefore, the questions Auxiliary Bishop Gerald V. the respective hierarchies oi the coudl ask: Could not a vote treated in these two last chap- have been taken at least to: McDevitt of Philadelphia, Com- English-speaking world." ters remain entrusted to your mission on Religious. admit these chapters as a stndy and examination, vener- Be A Holy Day Of Obligation The statement was issued basis for discussion? To this able Fathers, during the Bishop John W. Comber, M. ROME (NO — A U. S. bishop "For too long a time and by members of the Bishops' one might perhaps answer in M., Superior General of Mary- months to come. The discus- has advocated making Thanks- by too many at our fellow Commission on the Liturgical the affirmative. Nevertheless, sion which it was not permit- knoll, Commission on the Mis- giving a Catholic holy day Apos(o)a(e: Archbishop John I think we should be grateful ted Us accomplish here will be sions. of obligation. citizens we have beea regard- Bishop Loras T. Lane of Rock- Auxiliary Bishop Charles R. ed as a separated and at GRANTS 40 ADDITIONAL PRIVILEGES ford, 111., Commission on Sem- Mulrooney of Brooklyn, preach- tones hyphenated group, bred inaries, Studies and Catholic ing at the annual Thanksgiv- in a different culture, think- Education. ing Day Mass at Santa Susan- ing and living apart from our na's, the parish church for Pope Gives Bishops Faculties Bishop Allen J. Babcock of Americans in Rome, recalled fellows, except perhaps in Grand Rapids. Mich., Commis- that it was President Lincoln times < of emergency." I' By Msgr. JAMES I. TUCEK for example, may permit their to preach and hear confessions sion on the Lay Apostolate. who inaugurated Thanksgiving priests for a just reason to cel- anywhere in the world unless The Bishop said that Thanks- VATICAN CITY (NO — A Bishop Charles H. Helmsing Day as a national day for ac- ebrate Mass twice on weekdays the local Ordinary explicitly ob- giving, of all holidays, is among list of 40 faculties, or powers, of Kansas City-St. Joseph, Mo., knowledging God's blessings on and thrice on Sundays and Holy jects in a particular case. the "least exploited and least was granted to bishops of dio- Secretariat for Promoting Chris- the United States. tainted with the materialism of days. ~ ••' Most of the faculties now re- ceses by Pope Paul VI in his tian Unity. our age." He said it is important ALLOW PRIESTS . stored to the bishops in the motu To avoid adding an extra motu proprio, Pastorale Munus, "in our day to. treasure and According to the new fac- proprio were regularly included Bishop Ernest J. Primeau of religious obligation on Amer- promulgated here Dec. 3. Manchester, N. H., Secretariat preserve such a religious ulties, bishops of dioceses may in the quinquennial faculties ican Catholics, the Bishop The document was dated Nov. for Promoting Christian Unity. proposed that if his idea is tradition" when traditional reli- allow priests afflicted with poor that many bishops renewed ev- gious observance^, and customs 30, the feast of St. Andrew, but eyesight or some other infirmity ery five years. Also elected was American- adopted, the present obliga- was promulgated Dec. 3 on the born Bishop John E. Taylor, tion to attend Mass en New are "gradually b'eing whittled to celebrate the votive Mass of For some time pastors have .away occasion of the. solemn com- the Blessed Virgin or of the had the privilege of confirm- O.M.I., of Stockholm, who was Year's Day or on Ascension memoration of the fourth cen- dead daily. Infirm priests may ing in danger ef death. Now named to the Commission on the Thursday be lifted. tenary of the Council of Trent. be permitted to celebrate Mass bishops may give the same Discipline of the Sacraments. "In a foreign land," he said, t Most of the faculties grant- in their homes, and seated if privilege to certain hospital Experts on the American "we are even more conscious Gems froir ed would be meaningless to necessary. and prison chaplains. Bishops' press panel were than the folks back home of the the general body of Catholics. ITie faculties relating to the Bishops already had the right asked to give a summary of religious patrimony of the They have particular import- Sacrament of Penance allow to exercise the Pauline privi- the second session of the coun- United States of America. And ance for diocesan chancery bishops, among other things, lege. By force of the motu pro- cil by American journalists here in the center of Christen- ©ffices, relieving them of the to grant confessors faculties prio, however, they may, with- Dec. 2. Members of the panel dom, we are all the more con- burdensome and time- to absolve from reserved sins out recourse to Rome, dispense expressed various views, but scious of the good that could consuming tasks of making a and censures with few excep- from the requirement of obtain- the common denominator come from bringing our Ameri- * special request each lime the tions. ing a statement from one party seemed to be the question of can religious traditions into the facilities are needed. full life of our church." The motu proprio lists facul- that he or she is unwilling to the unanimity demonstrated during the course of the sec- ties and privileges. Faculties become a Catholic or live in The Bishop said that Ameri- The faculties pertain to extra- ond session. * ordinary circumstances in the belong to the bishops by right peace with the mate who wants cans take pride in the institu- THE'KET administration of the sacra- and, strictly speaking, are not to become a Catholic. Father Eugene H. Maly, scrip- tion of Thanksgiving Day and ments anil to the administration conceded. Privileges do not be- The faculties belong to resi- ture professor at the archdio- proposed that the Catholic • Some people spend all • of certain goods and properties long to them by right and are dential bishops only, who may cesan seminary of Cincinnati, Church in America adopt this; held by a diocese. granted by the Holy See. delegate them, to their coadju- pointed to the actual votings "precious religious tradition of • their lives dreaming of • Those faculties having im- The main feature of the priv- tors or auxiliaries and the vicar that had been taken during the our beloved country and that we * what they will do •when •> mediate effect on parish life ileges is that bishops will now general. The privileges belong session and said they indicate celebrate Thanksgiving not * they wake up. •> have to do with the celebration enjoy the privilege, formerly to afl bishops, residential or there has been " a loud voice" merely as a holiday but as a of Mass. Bishops of dioceses, granted exclusively to cardinals, titular. in the ball. He said the size of holy day.

Paige 2 December 6, 1963 THE VOICC Miami, Florida Pope's Apostolic Blessing To Diocese And Refugees VATICAN CITY (Special) — The following letter was received by Bishop Coleman F. Carroll while attending the second session of the Second Vatican Council following a private audience with Pope Paul VI: Your Excellency: I have the honored charge to acknowledge receipt in the name of the Holy Father of the rich spiritual bouquet which you forwarded to him on behalf of the Cuban refugees through the good offices of the Apostolic Delegation. The Sovereign Pontiff would have Your Excellency tell these refugees from Cuba how touched He is by this manifes- tation of their loving and devoted attachment to the Vicar of Christ, and he would have you give expression to His heartfelt gratitude for this prayerful gesture and His warm apprecia- tion of the thoughtful sentiments which inspired it. "vs a token of His fatherly thankfulness and in pledge of a R*.—itiful heavenly recompense, His Holiness cordially imparts to Your Excellency, to the Cuban refugees and to the clergy, religious and faithful of your Diocese, his paternal Apostolic Blessing. Renewing to Your Excellency the assurance of my high esteem and cordial regard, I remain, Sincerely yours in Christ, A. DeH'Acqua Substitus '

Bishop Carroll Is Received In Audience By Pope Paul (Continued From Page 1) When Bishop Carroll explain- ed that Monsignor Walsh had lines in front of the confes- been Director of Vocations since sionals and on the following the founding of the Diocese, the morning, when he celebrated Pope listened most attentively one of the parish Masses, he and expressed great surprise at was equally surprised and pleased to see so many men the greatly increased number and women receive Holy Com- of seminarians during the last munion. five years. Bishop Carroll explained to Bishop Carroll introduced to the Holy Father that the Dio- His Holiness Msgr. John J. Fitz- cese of Miami had within five patrick, Chancellor, and Msgr. years built a minor seminary, James J. Walsh, Director of St. John Vianney, and that Vocations. Upon hearing that there was also a new major Monsignor Fitzpatrick was in seminary, St. Vincent de Paul, charge of the apostolate for the erected in Boynton Beach. Spanish speaking, the Holy Fa- The Holy Father was impress- ther indicated keen interest in ed also that a zealous bene- the welfare of the Cuban refu- factor of the Diocese had do- gees. Many minutes of the au- nated a half million dollars dience were spent in asking for the construction of a per- questions about their plight as manent chapel at the minor exiles. He was obviously im- seminary in Miami. pressed by the information that The Pontiff expressed satis- nearly 100,000 Cubans are still PRIVATE AUDIENCE was granted by Pope Paul VI last week Diocese of Miami and director of the Spanish-speaking Apostolate living in the Miami area and faction and gratitude to all those who had made such great to Miami's Bishop Coleman F. Carroll, shown in center with in South Florida, right; and Msgr. James J. Walsh, Diocesan that 45 Cuban priests are in- the Holy Father; Msgr. John J. Fitzpatrick, Chancellor of the director of Vocations and special correspondent of The Voice. gaged in helping to care for sacrifices in order that the two the spiritual needs of so many. seminaries could be built so soon. '"• . FATHERLY BLESSING He expressed satisfaction in Monsignor Walsh begged the Text Of U.S. Bishops' Statement On Liturgy Constitution Holy Father to bless in a spe- hearing that so great a number lar languages in the liturgy lish translations for the consid- cial manner the seminarians ROME (NO — Following is On the one hand the of Cubans, despite being up- for the sake of the peoples' eration of all the Bishops. , and their families. His Holiness the text of the U.S. Bishops' constitution is a statement of rooted from their homeland, are understanding, piety and not only readily granted the re- statement on the ecumenical the Church's doctrine and dis- At a meeting of the Bish- practicing their faith so well cipline. It explains the mean- easier participation. quest but added that he would council's Constitution on the ops, now proposed for the and responding so gratefully to ing of public worship. It keep Monsignor Walsh in his Sacred Liturgy promulgated Such concessions are possible spring of 1964, formal decrees the assistance being rendered gives a clear mandate to personal prayers and asked that Dec. 4. without waiting for the revision will be drawn up and sent to them in an alien land. deepen the liturgical under- the Apostolic See in Rome for he himself be remembered in The Constitution on the Sa- of the bodies of bishops for He requested Bishop Carroll standing and activity of the confirmation. At th« same those of the Vocation Director. cred Liturgy promulgated on the respective regions. For the to i '«. to the Cuban people people. "This full and active time official translations will The personal concern shown Dec. 4 is the first achieve- Mass the council has allowed hisVwiierly blessing and a spe- participation by all the people be approved by the Bishops ment of Vatican Council II. the vernacular for the lessons cial word of encouragement and by the Pope for Monsignor is the aim to be considered for publication. Only then can It iH affect the spiritual life and for the parts of the people, hope in these times of great Walsh was tangible evidence w before all else." a date be determined by the of prayer and worship of all in effect for most of the of the Pontiff's almost un- Bishops for the aclual use of difficulty for them and for their Catholics. It will make the parts said aloud or sung up to known personal warmth and At the same time the constitu- English in the liturgy. families. Church more comprehensi- the Canon and for such parts as friendliness. Despite the fact tion is a document of change This prompt action ensures At the very beginning of the ble to all men. the Sanctus, Our Father, etc. that he had other important and revision. In broad terms it For the sacraments and sacra- the introduction of English into private audience, His Holi- appointments he gave the directs a reform of rites and ness had noticed that Mon- Thus it is the first great step mentals the vernacular is allow- public worship during the inter- impression that nothing else in the Church's inner renewal texts so that they may be ed throughout. For the Divine im period while the revision of signor Walsh was on crutches mattered except the personal simpler and clearer. Putting and had left his place behind begun by Pope John XXIII and Office the clergy must receive the missal, ritual, breviary, comfort of his guests and the now being carried out by ail such changes into effect must permission from the individual etc., is awaited. In addition, the the desk in the private study problems and concerns they await specific action by a com- and had sought out a special the bishops in union with the bishops or Ordinaries. Bishops of the United States au- brought to his attention. mission set up by the Holy thorized their representatives - chair for him. The Holy Fa- chief bishop, Pope Paul VI. The Bishops of the United' Fattier. to work with an international ther was most solicitious for At the conclusion of the audi- The Bishops of the United States, assembled in Rome, One important change, have formally agreed to make committee. This committee will Monsignor Walsh's comfort. ence he instructed Bishop Car- States, having taken part fully ultimately propose translations He had remembered a visit roll to bring to the faithful of in the discussion, amendment however, has become the im- full use of the vernacular con- mediate concern of the bodies cessions made by the council. based upon the reformed rites that Monsignor Walsh had the Diocese his fervent, pater- and acceptance of this docu- for the consideration of the re- made a year ago, during the nal, Apostolic blessing and re- ment, welcome it wholehearted- of bishops in the different They have directed the Bish- countries or regions. This is ops' Commission on the Litur- spective hierarchies of the Eng- first session of the Second quested that he be remembered ly and dedicate themselves to lish - speaking world. Vatican Council. in their prayers. fulfill its purposes. the concession of the vernacu- gical Apostolate to propose Eng-

December 6, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 3 200 Bishops Urge Special Schema On Communism ROME (NO — A petition bound volume, asks that Cath- peace line presently being ta- side communist nations, the such a government tolerable and council floor was started by signed by more than 200 council olic social doclrine be set out ken by the Russians who are petition says. think the Church is not essen- Archbishop Geraldo de Proenca championing coexistence. This tially opposed to such a social- Sigaud, S.V.D., of Diamantina, Fathers from 46 countries ask- clearly and that the "errors of Marxism, socialism and commu- momentary diminution of the Even though socialist coun- istic state." Brazil, and Bishop Antonio de ing for a special schema on rigor of political discipline cre- tries deny right to private prop- Castro Mayer of Campos, Bra- nism" be treated philosophical- communism, Marxism and so- ates the illusion that there is erty, the petition noted, "very The movement to bring dis- zil, the Divine Word News Agen- ly, sociologically and economi- some evolution going on in- many Catholics today consider cussion of communism to the cy said. cialism has been handed in to cally. Amleto Cardinal Cicognani, Pa- pal Secretary of State. The petition asked for con- DEALING WITH CHRISTIAN RELATIONS WITH JEWS AND RELIGIOUS FREEDOM demnation of the Marxist error This was reported here by that "any person in need or any the Divine Word News Service. nation in need can take from another person or another na- Tbe petition called commu- tion by force those goods which Why No Action On 2 Council Chapters?' nism and Marxism the "great- the person or nation attacked By Msgr. JAMES I. TUCEK Catholics and Jews. It was iled by the less acceptable schema would be cleared est and most dangerous here- did not strictly need to keep the day also that Bishop Chapters IV and V. away in time to allow a vote sy of this century." It said VATICAN CITY (NO — alive." Emile De Smedt of Bruges, on its last two chapters. that the "faithful will remain Whatever happened to the ecu- Here another question was Belgium, presented Chapter V is > puzzled if the council does not The petition said that this was menism schema's Chapters IV born. Granted that there was Hopes soared when ,c) " ussion on religious liberty. treat a question of such great being spread "even by teachers and V dealing with Christian reason for the split and for on Chapter II of ft hema importance." in the ranks of the clergy." relations with Jews and reli- It was commonly known that separate votes, why put off vot- was terminated on Nov. 27. The gious freedom? Chapter IV had been composed ing on the acceptability of the other chapters had been ter- The petition, contained, in a The petitions warned against All the answers to that at the insistence of the late last two chapters? Why not now minated after a day or~4wo question will remain one of Pope John. It was a matter as well as another time? so, with Nov. 28 and 29 re- the mysteries of the second of public information also that Some said the council Fa- maining to discuss Chapter III, session of the Second Vatican Arab nations had objected to it thers did not want to vote there was still time to bring Council — for the majority for political reasons and had on the last two chapters when Chapters IV and V to a vote, of Council Fathers and for been given assurances that the they had had their texts for especially since it was estab- the time being at least. text held purely religious im- only two days. Here was an- lished practice in the council plications. other question. Why were the to conduct a vote without in- If many council Fathers were terrupting the discussion on the It was a rumor, never con- texts of the first three chap- left in the dark as to why the ters ready and printed long floor. *"**-%__ ' two chapters were never firmed, that the World Coun- cil of Churches had made it in advance, when the texts On this day, Nov/^27,'it brought to a vote for accept- of the last two chapters had was known that several high ance, certainly no more light known unofficially that it would prefer that Chapter IV been delayed? Chapter IV had ranking prelates, some of was shed on the question for been ready for almost a year, them on the Presidency of this correspondent. What fol- not be included in tbe schema on ecumenism for the simple and Chapter V was said to the Council, were pressing lows here, therefore, is a patch- have been submitted during that the chapters be brought work of a few facts pieced to- reason that it did not seem to belong there. the previous summer months. to a vote before the end of gether with a few rumors heard What had prevented their dis- the session. They were given It was commonly said that from competent sources. It is tribution until only two days assurances on this day that several U.S. bishops had had a an attempt to give an answer before their presentation? they would be. to some inevitable questions un- hand in the composition of Others said the two chapters By the morning of Nov. 29 til a better answer is supplied. Chapter V. It was also no se- would stand a better chance of cret that Father John Courtney something had happened be- The schema on ecumenism acceptance if they were put off hind the scenes. Either there Murray, S.J., U.S. authority on for a while. But how could was introduced into the coun- Church - State relations, had was a meeting of the modera- cil on Nov. 18. On that day, their chances improve, in the tors and the decision was taken helped in the composition of council hall at least, if they with Gregorio Cardinal Aga- Bishop De Smedt's masterful by them to put off the vote . gianian, Prefect of the Sa- could not even be discussed un- until the third session, or a speech with which the chapter til they were submitted to the cred Congregation for the was presented to the council. similar decision had been tak- Propagation of the Faith, vote that would establish their en elsewhere. Bishop De Smedt's presentation acceptance for discussion? serving as presiding modera- was extraordinarily long' and FOR MORE STUDY tor, Papal Secretary of State, was received with extraordinary At this point there was still The last working day came, Amleto Cardinal Cicognani, applause. some hope. There were still Dec. 2. There were 13 speak- gave a general presentation STRANGE HAPPENING seven working days left in the ers, the last of whom was of the schema in the name of On Nov. 21 a strange thing second session. The last two Cardinal Bea. The Cardinal, the mixed commission com- happened. The first three chap- days would be taken up with lacking his usual spirit in the posed of the council Commis- ters of the schema on ecumen- celebration of the fourth cen- delivery of his speech, thanked sion for the Oriental Churches ism were submitted to a vote tenary of the Council of Trent. the council Fathers for pass- "WARMEST" GIFT EVER! and the Secretariat for Pro- for their general acceptability, Another question here: Why ing the first three chapters, moting Christian Unity. Arch- CHILDREN'S FLUFFY SLIPPERS but Chapters IV andi V were take up a valuable working day said he regretted that it was bishop Joseph Martin of Rou- not. It was explained by the with the celebration of Trent not possible to discuss the last en, France, followed with a council's secretary general, when it had been variously cel- two chapters and promised that presentation of the first two Archbishop Pericle Felici, that ebrated already? — and with they would be taken up in the chapters. 2.99 - 3.99 these two chapters would be the solemn proclamation of the third session. One of the speakers on that put to a vote "within the next constitution of the liturgy and Cardinal Bea himself ex- day was Joseph Cardinal Rit- few days." (His actual words the decree on communications plained, in a departure from Coziest slippers they ever wriggled ter of St. Louis, who remarked were "proximis diebus.") media. the text of his speech, that that he was happy to hear that a toe in! The reasons for the split It was true that there would the two chapters were not Chapter V dealing with reli- were apparent to all. The be a set of new members to submitted to a vote because gious freedom would be added there was not sufficient time. A. MEG; slide in. With backstrap first three Chapters were be elected to the enlarged to the schema. Quite apart from more easily acceptable and council commissions, but it He was not convincing, es- in sizes 9-3; without strap in 4-10. rumor, it was clear from that stood a better chance of was hoped that discussion of pecially in view 'of the fact pink or blue 2.99 statement that there had been passing without being imper- the first three chapters of the that this same day's assem- some thought prior to the in- bly closed a half hour earlier troduction of the schema that B. STONEY; for boys . . . poney than usual. the chapter might not be. in- Whoever was responsible for print; 5-3. Brown/white, black/ cluded. Trent, Vatican II Are Linked the decision that the two chap- white .-..'.• • -2.99 MASTERFUL SPEECH ters should not come tr >ote, The next day, Cardinal Aga- the reason for the decfo. .was C. SONYA; leather bootie with gianian announced that there In Talk To Council Fathers still an open question. shag cuff. 9-3, 4-10. Pink or light would be no further discussion VATICAN CITY (NO — The Most of the commemoration The best answer this corre-. of the schema on ecumenism world's bishops devoted the ceremony was taken up by a spondent could find, was that.. blue 3.99 until the reports on the other next-to-last meeting of the Sec- speech on the Council of Trent it was considered best to al- chapters had been heard. Once ond Vatican Council's second by Giovanni Cardinal Urbani. low a period in which the Choose from many other styles inl again, a person with no other session to a commemoration of The Patriarch of Venice de- matter of the two chapters our collection! facts to go on could as- the Council of Trent, which end- vsld be aired. It was felt sume this enigmatic statement clared that the Second Vati- ed its long labors 400 years ago. can Council has the same "un- that during the interim peri- f^T YOUNG PEOPLES' WORLD, MIAMI meant that there had been a Pope Paul VI entered St. Pe- od between the second and suggestion that the presentation derlying theme" as Trent did. (FOURTH FLOOR). ALSO DADELAND, MIAMI ter's basilica whije council Fa- This he described as "the in- third sessions explanations of some chapters — perhaps thers were singing the Credo. could be made, doubts could BEACH, 763rd STREET, FT. LAUDERDALE, IV and V — should be held timate nature of the Church, Still singing, they applauded the the Mystical Body of Christ."'..•( be cleared and perhaps opin- WEST PALM BEACH up while discussion on others Pope as he was borne on his ions could be changed. continued. portable chair up the center An important part of the cer- All admitted that the two This was the day that An- aisle. He presided at the cere- emony was the reading of the questions were important gustin Cardinal Bea, S.J., mony, which several thousand Pope's motu propio granting enough for more study and dis- President of the unity secre- of the public attended, from a privileges to all bishops and cussion — outside the council tariat, presented Chapter IV throne in front of the papal al- sanctioning faculties which resi- hall at least, if for the present on the relationship between tar. dential bishops only may enjoy. not inside.

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HIS HOLINESS, Pope Paul VI is shown as he City where the prelates were participat- KISSING KING of the Holy Father is Auxiliary eluding Bishop Coleman F. Carroll, center. The greeted members of the hierarchy in the United ing in second sessions of Vatican Council n Bishop John Donovan of Detroit. Awaiting their American bishops returned this week to their re- States during a recent audience in Vatican which adjourned this week until next September. turn behind him are several U.S. prelates in- spective dioceses throughout the country. "

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MIAMI'S BISHOP Coleman F. Carroll is shown Azacuhio, Venezuela, left; and Father Alphonse ST. PETER'S Basilica is shown in the back- Bishop Leo A. Pursley of Fort Wayne-South in St. Peter's Square in Rome as he talked Stickler, rector magnificus of the Salesian Sem- ground as Bishop Coleman F. Carroll walks Bend, Ind. The next session of the Ecumenical with Bishop Secundo Garcia of the Diocese of inary, following a session of the Council. with Bishop Joyce of South Africa, left, and Council will resume in the Fall of 1964.

DIOCESAN PRIESTS, Father Ambrose De- Vatican City where both priests have been sery- VOICE CORRESPONDENT, Msgr. James J. St<-:>'i.-.i :. irisli, West Hollywood, left; Father Paoli, left, and Father Ronald Pusak, right, ing as ushers during sessions ol the Ecum- Walsh, second from right, is shown at the Va- Ronald Pusak, second from left, and Father are shown with Bishop Coleman F. Carroll in enical Council sessions just concluded. tican with Msgr. James F. Nelan, pastor, St. Ambrose DePaoli, right, diocesan priests.

December 6, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 5 MADE SLOW BUT STEADY DRIVE TOWARD UPDATING THE CHURCH Review Of Second Session Of Vatican Council

NCWC Jiews Service lations in a schema whose aim change in the makeup of the was to help bring about Chris- council commissions which was The ecumenical council's sec- tian unity. Two Spanish cardi- interpreted as a move to get ond session took up the ecu- nals warned that caution was around delaying actions which jnenical and pastoral lead from needed in ecumenical dia- werq reportedly holding up revi- Pope Paul VI's opening address logue of Catholics with Protes- sion of controversial schemas. and made a slow but steady tants. Three other speakers — .drive toward "aggiornamento" Joseph Cardinal Ritter of St. The reorganization provided -T- bringing the Church up to Louis and cardinals from Vene- that: date. zuela and Japan — said the —Each commission be in- council should discuss all the • creased to 30 members (from The session started' its busi- issues. ness Sept. 30 with a study of the the normal 25). nature of the Church — a cri- SPOKE HIS MIND —Each commission, after get- tical analysis that included self- ting its new members, was to When Bishop Leven spoke his criticism — and advanced on elect a vice president and a-vice mind on Nov. 26, his caustic Nov. 18 to debates on ecumen- secretary. ' ism which covered what the words brought a mixed reac- Church must do for Christian tion; some of the Fathers sat The Pope's move was greet- : unity. in angered silence .and others ed as an ideal soluf to a responded with enthusiastic ap- problem which won many Seemingly endless debates plause; of the Fathers. It gave the were occasionally sparked hope of breaking through an with sharp clashes. "There are some Fathers," he impasse caused by foot- said, "who have already spoken dragging on the part of a Utt- Speeches on the council floor to us frequently in the council nority determined to stall the promoting the "new order" who speak as if the only text majority. •were answered with arguments in the Bible- were Matthew 16, for the "old order" in a process 18: 'Thou art Peter and upon Some observers felt it would that seemed like stalemate. But NC Photo» this rock I will build my have been better to choose com- church' ... pletely new commissions. But •when issues were put to a vote, the Cardinals took place just before the opening CHATTING WITH Rufino Cardinal Santos (left) this would have been an out- the new order overwhelmingly of Manila and Laurean Cardinal Rugambwa of of one of the Ecumenical Council sessions in "They prefer to blame non- right challenge to the authority won out: Tanganyika is Albert Gregory Cardinal Meyer Vatican City. Catholics, whom perhaps they now in the hands 6f-ijigh curia (right) of Chicago. The conversation between have never seen, (rather) than —The council Fathers voted officials and a cause ofunhelp- to instruct the children in clearly in favor of giving bish- ful friction. cil press bulletin, was to help government, the curia will sure- mon English-language text for their parishes. Otherwise why ops a larger role in governing The council commissions will in the work of the council. The ly not. oppose it." the Mass and the sacraments. are they so afraid the efforts the universal Church. of ecumenism would not be be laying the groundwork for bulletin said that they might This idea of bishops taking U.S. PRELATE SPEAKS the council's third session, set — They approved a reform good? Why are not their peo- "be called upon to give their a bigger part in running the for Sept., 14 to Nov. 20, 1964. simplifying the Church's public While the council was discuss- ple better instructed? Why advice to the conciliar commis- are not their people visited in worship, and bringing modern Church, with possibly an ing giving greater recognition to Time ran out before discus- their homes? Why isn't there languages in the Mass and sac- sions." "episcopal senate" to work the role of laymen in the sion reached the last two chap- an acWve and working Con- raments. with the Pope, was talked Church — covered in the third ters (on relations with Jews STRONGLY URGED fraternity of Christian Doc- over in the council hall. And chapter of De Ecclesia — a U.S. and "on religious liberty) of the trine in their parishes? ... —They addopted a set of Cardinal Suenens strongly on die last day of the ses- prelate, Bishop Robert E. Tracy ecumenism schema, but the Fa- principles on the Church's use of Baton Rouge, La., asked for a urged (Oct. 22)' that more lay sion, the Pope was to publish "The prelates who seek a sin- thers were assured that the two of press, television and radio. council declaration against ra- chapters will be among the first auditors be named, including a document increasing the cere and fruitful dialogue with women, "since women con- cial discrimination. non-Catholics are not the ones items on the agenda for the —They voted in favor of re- powers of bishops. stitute one-half the population of who show disaffection and dis- third session. storing the deacon as a per- Another, Archbishop Law- the world." He also said there loyalty to the Holy Father. It manent member of today's Pope Paul set the tone of the rence J. Shehan of Baltimore, should be representatives from session in a moving opening ad- is not our people who miss Catholic clergy. called for a full and accurate St. Josaphat Honored the "great congregations of dress (Sept. 29): treatment of the question of Mass on Sunday, refuse the sac- The session showed unmis- Brothers and Sisters who con- Church and State. Both spoke raments and vote the Commu- By Pontiff, 19 Prelates He told of his "deep sadness" nist ticket . . ." VATICAN CITY (NC) — Pope takably that the new order is to tribute so significantly to t h e at the "prolonged separation" of in the name of all the U.S. replace the old. apostolic work of the Church." Bishops. Paul VI and all 19 Ukrainian the Catholic Church and other Bishop Leven told a press Rite bishops at the ecumenical Christian Churches. conference later that he made SECRECY EASED Just a week before the On Oct. 29, the Fathers de- council took part in a solemn council opened, Pope Paul the speech because "all my life ceremony honoring the relics of The rule of secrecy which 'ASK PARDON' cided in a close vote (1,114 to I have worked among Protes- said in a speech to the mem- 1,074) to include their declara- St. Josaphat, a 17th Century covered almost everything that bers of the Roman curia "If we are in any way to tants." It is unbearable to hear martyr of Christian unity. took place in the council hall tion on the Blessed Virgin in Protestants talked about as (Sept. 21) that the curia, the blame for that separation," he the schema on the nature of The relics were brought into during the first session (Oct. 11- Church's central administra- said, "we humbly beg God's for- though they were a strange en- St. Peter's basilica by Ukrain- Dec. 7, 1962) was eased during the Church rather than in a tity, he said. tive body, had "grow ponder- giveness and ask pardon too of separate schema. ian Rite Archbishop Josyf Slipyi the second session. Archbishop ous with its own venerable our brethren who feel they have of Lvov, the bnly survivor of Pericle Felici, the council's gen- MADE A CHANGE age." It needed to be simpli- been injured by us. The debate on the nature of the Ukrainian Rite Hierarchy eral secretary explained at the fied and decentralized, he the Church clearly showed that Shortly before the end of the of the Ukraine itself, which is session's first general meeting "For our part, we willingly said. the issues of the collegiality of session, Pope Paul made a now a part of the Soviet Union. that secrecy was now limited to forgive the injuries which the bishops and the restoration of the actual texts of the proposed Catholic Church has suffered." The Pope outlined the;, re- the permanent diaconate were schemes and the work of in- forms to be "formulated and The Pope said that the "prin- two of the major issues at the The Diocese of Miami dividual council commissions. promulgated by the curia itself" cipal concern" of the session session. Weekly Publication — and these reforms were sec- •would be to "examine the inti- Embracing Florida's 16 South- Direction of the council's A new procedural device was ern Counties: Broward. Char- onded later in debates on the mate nature of the Church." lotte, Collier. Dade. DeSoto, work was taken over by four introduced Oct. 30 which let the Glades, Hardee, Henfiry. High- council floor. The Church must be seen as lands. Indian River, tee, Martin* ' moderators — Leo Cardinal Sue- totally Christ-centered, he said, moderators gauge the thinking Monroe. Okeechobee, Palm nens of Belgium, Julius Car- —Members of the curia will of the Fathers without extending VOICE Beach, St. Xude. be recruited on a "supranation- if the council's main objectives Editorial PLaza 8-0543 dinal Doepfner of Munich, Gia- were to be rightly understood. the interminable number of ar- como Cardinal Lercaro of al" basis. (Its membership is guments for and against. Advertising and Classified. PL 4-2561: Circulation. PL 1-6821 Bologna and Gregorio Cardinal now predominantly Italian.) The session itself opened with THE VOICE PUBLISHING CO., INC. Agagianian, Prefect of the Sa- discussion on a controversial The Fathers moved from de- The Most Rev. Coleman F. Carroll, Bishop of Miami, P ent —Local bishops will take over bating the nature of the Church cred Congregation for the Pro- but vital subject, the nature of -:- -:- -:- those functions now performed to the next topic, ecumenism, pagation of the Faith. the Church. Monsignor James F.Nelan ... Managerial Consultant by the curia which can be on Nov. 18, and there was no Monsignor James J. Walsh Editorial Consultant Sixty-three non-Catholic re- handled more efficiently on a As they debated the nature letup in the impact of conflict- ligious leaders came for the local basis. of the Church, the Fathers ing opinions. • • „. • John J. Ward .. .„ Editor second session of the council also voted on the changes to —Local bishops may be which opened Sept. 29 as tiie liturgy schema. This The first day's debate show- George H. Monahan ...... Managing Editor brought into the curia. observer-delegates or guests of schema had been discussed in ed the Fathers split three Marjorie L. Fillyaw Feature and Women's Editor ways — and in the debate, Gustavo Pena Monte Spanish News Editor the Secretariat for Promoting "And We shall say more," the the first session. which carried on to the end Christian Unity. Pope continued. "Should the of the session, Bishop Stephen ecumenical council show / a de- On Oct. 9, the Fathers pass- Anthony Chorak Angela Sava This was 13 more than those sire of seeing some representa- ed — by an overwhelming ma- A. Leven of San Antonio, Tex., Business Manager Advertising Manager at the first session. tives of the episcopacy, particu- jority — changes to the sche- made a strong defense of the larly prelates who direct a ma which would eventually new order and a stinging re- Second-class portage paid at Miami, Florida Pope Paul gave laymen an of- Subscription rates: U.S. and Possessions $5 a year; ' diocese, associated in a certain bring modern languages into buke of its critics. single copy 15 cents; foreign! $730 a year. ficial role at the council for the Published every Friday at »301 Biscayne Boulevard, way and for certain questions the Latin Rite Mass. Miami 38. Florida first time. On that first day an Italian Address all mall to 4301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, Fla. . . . with the supreme head of Member Catholic Press Association Ten bishops from nine cardinal and three Eastern Rite National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service He named 15 lay auditors. the Church in the study and English-speaking nations start- patriarchs opposed including a News Kerns intended for publication must be received by Monday noon. Their role, according to a eoun- responsibility of ecclesiastical ed drawing up plans for a com- •chapter on Christian-Jewish re-

Page 6 December 6, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Changes In The Liturgy WTIf Affect AH By MSGR. JAMES J- WALSH now admitted to communion Special Voice Correspondent with the Church." one or me MOST VATICAN CITY — We are all IMPORTANT MYSTICS Without going into detail the IN The CHURCH, going to have to go to school way of life and standard of reli- world." Apparently the "com- constitution gives information ST BRIGIO OP again. This became clear when gious culture." mon prayer" also will be about confession that will sur- SWEDEN WAS MAKRIEO Archbiship Pericle Felici, stand- BEFORE SHE WAS FIFTEEN, . Why is all this reform nec- in English. prise many, namely, "The rite BECAME WE MOTHER OF EIGHT ing in a pulpit CHILDREN AMD IK HER IATER. essary? Why must there be STILL TO BE CLARIFIED and formulas for the Sacrament below the of Penance are to. be revised, so YEARS SERVED /K COUNSELLOR changes? The decree states One will be able to receive V TO MUGS ANO POPES. throne of Pope "In order that the Christian Holy Communion under both that they more clearly express Paul, revealed people may more certainly species on certain occasions, both the nature and effect of the publicly for the derive an abundance of such as the First Communion of Sacrament." first time what graces from the sacred litur- a convert, the profession of Sis- The sick will not be frighten- the bishops of gy, holy Mother Church de- ters and Brothers, and at times ed by the rather scary title of the Catholic sires fo undertake with great still to be clarified by the Apos- "Extreme Unction." This beau- Church have de- care a general restoration of tolic See. tiful and consoling Sacrament cided to do the liturgy itself. It empha- Priests will be especially in- will now be called the Anoint-, about the Mass, _ MSGR WALffl| sizes that some things"ought terested in the permission for ing or Sacrament of the Sick. the Sacra- to be changed with the pas- concelebration of Mass, that Moreover, other changes in ments, the Divine Office, the sage of time, if they have is, more than one priest offering the Sacrament concerning the liturgical year and Sacred suffered .from the intrusion Mass at the same altar and at number of anointings and the of anything out of harmony the same time. This will be al- condition of the patient will go with the inner nature of the lowed on Holy Thursday, at into effeel;. And as the 31-page text was liturgy or have become un- Masses during Council, bishops' RADICALLY CHANGED suited to it." being read, it was obvious they conferences and synods. More- It seems that the Divine Of- decided to do a great deal! The great reason, however, is over, when the Bishop of a dio- fice of the priest will be so rad- FRENCH MONKS OF simply to make it possible for cese permits it concelebration NOTRE DAME or ically changed that the old 0 This fascinating Constitution all of us "to understand them may take place when priests GRACE AT M " -me ONLY MONASTIC book will be useless. "The tra- BRIQUEBEC IN ' REPU6UC IN THE W&RLO TO-DAY J on the Liturgy surely will make with ease and to take part in are gathered together "at any ditional sequence of the hours is NORMANDy. ARE CELEBRATED ITS MILLENNIUM it necessary for both priests and them fully, actively and as be- kind of priests' meetings." A ENGAGED IN AM UNUSUAL. THIS YZAR. HERE SOME 7.SOO be restored so that once again APOSTOLATE . THEY TKAHSIA T£ ORTHODOX MONKS PRESERVC THE laity to return to class in order fits a community." new rite is being drawn up for they may be genuinely related fXAVBQ-SOOKS Af/B OTHER SPIRITURAL. WAV OF LIFE Of THE -HERMITS HORKS WTO RUSSIAN 4NO SMUGSLp to appreciate the richness and this unique privilege. to the time of the day when THEM I/LTP TUB SOVIET ONION THROUGH OF THE EARLy CHURCH . What are some of the changes VARIOUS CHANNELS. value of the "new look" in litur- affecting priests and people? they are prayed, as far as this gical matters. True, the All the Sacraments will be may be^possible." In the brevi- changes will be gradual but, "The use of the Latin lan- more easily understood in the ary of the future, therefore, after hearing the broad prin- guage is to be preserved in the future. First of all, English will Lauds and Vespers (as morn- be used under certain conditions. ciples for the promotion of the Latin rites." Having laid down ing and evening prayer) wiE op of a diocese will have the saints will be missing from both The "catechumenate for adults" liturgy laid down, there is no this principle, the Bishops im- be "the two hinges on which authority to dispense "wholly the Missal and the Breviary. mediately went on ,to note that will be restored, so that poten- doubt, before many years have the daily Office turns." . The decree states that "many the mother tongue in the liturgy tial converts during their period or in part from the obligation passed, that the old missals, of them should be left to be ritual and text books will have may "be of great advantage to of instruction "may be sancti- Prime will no longer appear of reciting the Divine Office, celebrated by a particular to be discarded. How much time the people." Hence English fied by sacred rites to be cele- in the breviary. Matins will be "in particular cases and for will be required is anyone's may be used to some extent brated at successive intervals drastically revised with less a just reason." church or nation or family of guess just now, since even the when "competent territorial ec- of time." psalms but more reading from religious." Scripture. The "lessons, of Sec- Finally, a matter of import- experts are not in agreement. clesiastical authority" decides It is interesting to learn that ond Nocturn" are also due for ance to many priests, while Lat- These are only a few of the it is called for. This decision in- the rite of Baptism — both highlights of the remarkable What the Bishops are in ac- volving the vernacular is to be a very radical shake-up, a revi- in is "to be retained," still a for adults and infants •— is sion which will not make any great concession appears to be document on the Sacred Liturgy cord on is the conviction that made by the bishops of a par- to be revised. There will be a which is destined to alter to vast changes eventually will ticular country, not by each priest unhappy. The constitution in the making since "in individ- special Mass "for the con- states only that "The accounts ual cases the ordinary has the some degree the lives of us all take place in the way we wor- bishop in his own diocese, but ferring of Baptism." More- and by the grace of God to aid ship God. by a conference of bishops. of martyrdom or the lives of the power of -granting the use of a over, the role of. godparents, saints are to accord with the vernacular translation to those greatly in making the Mass and WILL BE EXTENDED Sacraments more meaningful Because of this, no one needs often ignored in the past, will facts of history." • clerics for whom the use of Probably the first use of Eng- to non-Catholics. If the Ecumen- the reputation of a prophet to ibe spelled out in the new Latin constitutes a grave ob- lish will be extended to the ical Council in the final analysis guess that some, perhaps many, ritual. Converts who have al- Only one of the Little Hours stacle to their praying the Of- Epistle and Gospel and "to of history- did nothing more than Catholics will not be happy over ready been validly baptized need be said, depending on fice properly." some- of the prayers and issue this decree, it will always the changes, at least at first. will find a new rite awaiting the time of day the priest is chants." However, eventually, them to indicate "they are reading the Office. The bish- Incidentally, many feasts of be rated a supernatural success. some experts think, all of the Priests still hear older people Mass could be in English. admit they never took happily to the urging of St. Pius X to Other changes not definitely make use of frequent, even announced will take place in the daily Holy Communion. They Holy Sacrifice. The principle What Are Reactions To Second Session? still feel it is not "right" for guiding future changes is found people to approach the altar rail in these words, "The rite of the By Msgr. JAMES J. WALSH that the Mass and the Sacra- often, as if they were worthy to Mass is to be revised in such Special Voice Correspondent ments are much more mean- do so. Others more recently a way that the intrinsic nature VATICAN CITY — What are £> £ A ingful and more clearly related and purpose of its several parts the reactions to the Second Ses- to daily life. were shaken when Pope Pius m me Council of every point on ««c o « d. XII made what seemed at the . . . may be more clearly man- sion of the Ecumenical Council? 5C u This Second Session also ifested, and that devout and ac- Last October 1, Pope Paul sum- made headlines in both the Once again it proves the enor- won the attention of the whole time drastic changes in the Catholic and non-Catholic areas, mous influence public discussion Eucharistic fast, and we used to tive participation by the faithful marized the general results up world when the Council intro- but this year the observers have can wield in shaping attitudes. hear murmurs that the Church may be more easily achieved." to that time by saying to news- duced the topic of religious become so much a normal part Many see in this the great was "going soft." men during an audience, "You liberty. This surely is a sub- The Church obviously wants know well; better than anyone, of the conciliar set-up they too accomplishment of the past ject which concerns Catholic no mere spectators at Mass. how wide have been the echoes are taken for granted. session and also the most re- and Protestant and Jew, be- There is a wonderful ancient The official document puts it: of this event throughput the When the First Session assuring sign for the future. lievers andjton-believers, Latin expression which fits our "The Church, therefore, earnest- Christian world and how all closed in December of 1962 No one thinks the Bishops are atheists, agnostics and com- needs today in this matter — ly desires that Christ's faithful, believers and all men of good seeking change merely for the munists. Some were disap- "sentire cum Ecclesia" — feel when present at this mystery of a trend of "changing view- will have united themselves in sake of change. But if the sec- with the Church. That is, go faith, should not be there as points" was noticed among pointed that with the eyes of spirit and heart to this .great ond Pentecost is to follow the along with the lead of the strangers or silent spectators." the Bishops, especially obvi- the world turned to the Coun- work of the Second Vatican Churchy let your mind be Active participation by the lai- hope ..." ous in the final Liturgy vote cil the Bishops did not have shaped by her directives, adopt ty is the theme of all the revi- Does this still hold true aft- which was all but unanimous. Council then enormous time to debate the highly con- changes in the areas that are 1^ ; viewpoints by , changing sion. er 43 meetings of the Catho- This year the spotlight has troversial subject. ^However W--S own in these vital mat- lic Bishops during the Second been focused on those who changeable are required. Ob- most feel now that because of ters. Perhaps the uneasy feel- It seems certain, too, that Session? Beyond any doubt, have deserted "traditional po- viously the Council is on its its'importance and application ings arising from the thought of the selection of the Sunday the past two months of con- sitions" to take what the pa- way to this goal. Despite the to people of all religions, nine losing some of the old familiar Gospels will be radically ciliar activity have not mere- pers like to call the liberal or intense debate the votes prove months more of study and re- and beloved liturgical proced- changed, making it possible ly endorsed the Pope's words, progressive view, since in the Council is by no means flection on its complex nature ures can be banished more that "a more representative but have enlarged the dimen- certain topics they are con- divided. The opposition ex- will enable the Third Session quickly by recognizing the ob- portion of the Holy Scriptures sion of the Council's influence vinced the revised viewpoint pressed in major topics al- Of the Council next September ligation, "sentire cum Ec- will be read to the people in in the world. will lead to the aggiornamen- ways was centered around a to deal with it more effec- to urged by Pope John. tively. clesia." the course of a prescribed One year ago analyses of the very small minority. Many Bishops and Scholars MAKES BIG POINT number of years." Council's First Session usually The effects of the decree of For a long time to come the see the trend of the Council — highlighted what seemed to im- the Liturgy promulgated by results of the Second Session The Constitution makes a big Another new feature will be and therefore its obvious re- press non-Catholics most, name- Pope Paul on Dec. 4 will havp will be analyzed and interpret- point of the need for study and the insertion of "the -common sult — in the way the Fathers ly, free discussions in the aula, considerable influence on the ed. Whatever comes of it, we instruction. "With zeal and pa- prayer" after the Gospel and have voted. In the majority of but in this year's summary it lives of every Catholic in all can be sure that the Church tience, pastors of souls must the homily (sermon based on issues there has been a remark- will hardly be mentioned be- parts of the world. It is impos- has moved forward another promote the liturgical instruc- Scripture ' and liturgy. This able unanimity, remarkable be- cause freedom of speech in the sible at present to visualize the giant step to the promised re- tion of the faithful, and also "prayer of the faithful" will be cause the~ final vote indicated Council is no longer regarded as extent of-this influence on chil- newal of life and more than their active participation in the for the Church, civil authorities, many switched from original a phenomenon. It is an accept- dren as well as adults — and ever before the non-Catholic liturgy, both internally and 'ex- those oppressed by various stands as a result of the almost ed fact. Moreover, last year the indeed on non-Catholics who will world is watching, respectfully ternally, taking into account needs, for all mankind and for endless discussion and analysis their age and condition, their the salvation of the entire novely of Protestant and Ortho- find as a result of the changes and hopefully. December 6, 1963, THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 7 Worit for Kennedy's tdetils, People Of Americas Urged WASHINGTON (NO — A speaker at the 54th annual Pan American Mass here said the God Love You death of President Kennedy should inspire the peoples of Most Reverend the Americas to rededication to FuSfon J. Sheen the ideals for which he lived. Father Robert P. Mohan, S.S., preaching at the Thanks- giving Day Mass, said: "We can mourn that John ROME — Poverty has been mentioned eighty-four times Fitzgerald Kennedy did not see in the Council up to this date. Although there is a group the. completion of the 'peaceful . here who favor retaining old administrative ideas which in revolution of hope' that he fore- no way touch doctrine, no one has ever spoken in favor of saw, for the Americas. retaining old divisions of wealth or old methods of helping "But ... we can be thank- the poor. The Holy Spirit is stirring consciences, making ful if the task which he saw uneasy all those who tend to forget that they are cells in as possibly the work of a life- the Mystical Body of Christ. It is now clear that Just as a time can be taken up by a THE 54TH ANNUAL Pan American Mass was tolic Delegate to the United States who wi. .ie drop of blood cannot live apart from the body, so no celebrated in Washington, D.C., on Thanksgiving celebrant of the Mass; Chief Justice Earl War- shocked and aroused citizenry parish or college or individual can live apart from the total Day. Among those present for the Mass were, ren of the U. S. Supreme Court and Ambassador with renewed vigor." from left: Archbishop Patrick A. O'Boyle of Sevilla-Saeasa of Nicaragua. life of the Mystical Body of Christ. Washington; Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi, Apos- Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi, Apostolic Delegate in the United States, offered the Mass in St. summer session at the Catholic the assassination of President mitted the values for which If asked to predict the general effect of the Council in Patrick's church before a con- University of America, said Kennedy. they should live and die." years to come, we would say that it would be this: we will agree there are "Some arguments of gregation that included Chief But, the priest added, "be- that our wants must go unsupplied in the face of the needs Justice Earl Warren, Jose A. weight" supporting those "who "Perhaps it takes a martyr ti tell us that we of the Ameri- fore we cry out at the sense- of others. (A want would be a church costing a million dollars; Mora, secretary general of the tell us in the 20th century wha cas have little to be thankful less waste of life of this good we have left undone," Fathei a need would be a straw building for 10,000 faithful who have Organization of American States, many members of the for on this morning of 1963." and talented man, let us re- Mohan , no place to worship.) If a family next door to us were starving,, Latin American diplomatic The reasons for gloom, he member that in the Provi- and we had a turkey dinner would we not deny ourselves some corps and many government of- "Perhaps the idiom of trage said, are the threat of war, the dence of God it may take the of it to feed them? This, then, is the spirit of the bishops gath- ficials. , dy alone can pierce the insen existence of widespread "des- crucifixion of goodness today ered in Council. They who have built luxuriously now CITES REASONS sitivity of our hearts to the in Father Mohan, a philosophy titution, hunger, injustice and a; in the past to bring borne agree that they must cut down expenses to help their broth- justice, poverty and tyrannj professor and director of t h e inse'nsitivity" and particularly to the unthinking and uncom- ers who have nothing. The Church in the United States will which flaws our world." be quite different in a decade. We priests, Sisters, Broth- The annual Thanksgiving Day ers and laity will not see the poor of the world as beggars Mass offered in the mother waiting for our crumbs; we will see in them the impoverished church of the nation's capital Christ. We will all be poor — they, economically; we spirit- began in 1909. Regarded as one ually — and an exchange or a communion will be set up of the outstanding religious between us. events each year on the city's calendar, it is offered for the welfare and betterment of the A Jew in New York\ recently sent $200 for the poor takes time .nations of the Americas. bishops attending the Council. Do you not think the Lord will say to him on the day of Judgment: "I was hungry and you gave me to eat"? Let me hear from you who hope Traveling from 6ne place SOLVE YOUR HEATING PROBLEMS NOW! to speed the day when the Holy Father and his Society for to another to pay bills the Propagation of the Faith will be the central exchange through which we give what can be touched in exchange with cash adds miles and for that invisible grace which is eternal, for "The things that subtracts hours from are not seen are eternal." Nothing will as effectively pre- vent you from becoming mentally depressed as helping oth- your day. ers in the name of Jesus. Save time, money, and shoe leather by opening a GOD LOVE YOU to K.F. for $1 "I am 11 years old and just started a paper route. This is 10 cents out of every dollar checking account here. that I have earned so far." ... to M.E.D. for $5 "My hus- e" MANTELS Begin now to enjoy the These individually styled, highly pol- band and I have decided to have our anniversary dinner at ished stone mantels add a warm, ? friendly, yet distinctive touch to your home so that some of the world s hungry may have a bit convenience it offers. home needs. Amazingly low priced from $65 to $125. more." ... to H.M.P. for $5 "This offering is in honor of BARNES Cast Stone Shop St. Jude in thanksgiving." ... to S.D. for $55 "From one just 262 NW 54th St. • Ph. PL 9-0314 beginning to realize the art of loving one's neighbor."

Why not give your loved ones a GOD LOVE YOU medal for Christmas? The ten letters of GOD LOVE YOU BELKS form a decade of the rosary as they encircle this medal originated by Bishop Sheen to honor the Madonna of the World. With your, request and a corresponding offering you may order a GOD LOVE YOU medal in one of the • ,* following styles. $ 2 small sterling silver v $ 3 small 10k gold filled $ 5 large sterling silver $10 large 10k gold filled eva rd SHEEN COLUMN: Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice to ••{•:, it and mail it to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, National Director NATIONAL BA N K 5000 Biscayne Boulevard—Miami DEB Iff RED AND of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, 366 Fifth DCLlV J BIRD ROADS Avenue, New York 1000, N.Y., or your Diocesan Director, Rev. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Neil J. Flemming, 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, Florida. • MO 1-4248 •

Poge 8 December 6, 1963 THE VOICE- Miami, Ftarida Go With God\ Pr6$ideriit Johnson Attended Catholic College For A Tim6 By J. J. GILBERT Memorial services were held WASHINGTON — John F. in churches of all faiths and in Kennedy, the first Catholic to be synagogues throughout the President of the United States, royal families — an emperor, this has never been established. land. has been succeeded by Lyndon a king, a queen, princes, However, in the book "The ADMIRED DRILL B. Johnson, who for a while at- princesses — 16 presidents and Cardinal Spellman Story," the tended a Catholic university. At graveside in Arlington Na- heads of states, 38 foreign author. Father Robert I. Gan- tional Cemetery, a platoon of The eighth President to die in ministers and other high of- non, S. J., quotes an entry Irish cadets went through a office and the fourth to be as- ficials. from the diary of the then aux- ceremonial drill to orders giv- iliary Bishop Francis sassinated, John Fitzgerald Catholic priests, two at a en in Gaelic. While visiting Ire- Kennedy's death occasioned J. Spellman of Boston, reveal- land last June, President Ken- time, prayed continuously be-., ing that he "said Mass in the shock and grief more wide- side the coffin while the Presi- nedy admired the precision drill spread than this nation has ever Monroe Room of the White at the Irish Military College in dent's body was in the White House," on Feb. 17, 1937. The known. Many suggest the reac- House. Two priests and a min- Curragh. Twenty-six cadets tion may have been more world- entry also says "it was the first fr9m the college were flown < ister walked just ahead of the time Mass was ever said in the wide than any in history. Cer- caisson that carried the Presi- here to take part in his. funeral. tainly his state funeral here White House." Bishop Spellman dent's body to the Capitol. A had been an overnight guest at Word reaching here said the surpassed anything this city has Jewish rabbi who was to have ever seen. the White House. greatest television hookup in joined them was prevented by European history enabled Hundreds of thousands passed travel difficulties from doing so. Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi, some 300 million people on by the bier of the late President A priest and a minister walked Apostolic Delegate in the United both sides of the Iron Curtain in the U. S. Capitol. More than ahead of the caisson returning States and Ambassador Extra- to see the funeral. It was 4 a million persons lined the route from the Capitol. ordinary representing Pope o'clock in the morning in taken by his funeral cortege. LED TO SPECULATION Paul VI at the funeral, an- Japan when the funeral .Jook Mass was said in the White nounced that the Holy See had place here, but the govern- Representatives of 92 for- House for the widow and mem- granted the unusual privilege eign countries were among ment taped the relayed pic- bers of the family on the day for each church in the, U. S. tures and estimated 95 mil- the greatest gathering of dig- after the President's death and — over 17,000 — to have one nitaries ever in this city. lion would see them later in the following day, which was requiem Mass for President There were 13 members of the day. Sunday. This led to speculation Kennedy on Sunday, Nov. 24. whether Mass had ever before A reception accorded digni- been said in the White House. Bishop after bishop an- taries following the funeral gave COMPLETE De Carlo We buy, sell and trade good used It is believed that the late nounced that his priests would President Johnson.jp' opportuni- INSURANCE Plumbing & Supply George Cardinal Mundelein of say Masses for the late Presi- ty to greet world leifttee^ atthe furniture at a price. Alterations •— Repairs Chicago may have said Mass dent. It was suggested that State Department. One local FACILITIES there during one of his over- perhaps Mr. Kennedy had WE PAY HIGHEST CASH TRICES 26841 South Federal Hwy. paper called it "the closest ap- Naranja Cl 7-4731 night visits- with his good friefid more Masses said for him proximation ever seen to a Franklin. D. Roosevelt. However, than any other American. world summit conference."

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December 6, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 9 Catholic-Buddhist Conflict Denied By Vietnam General Artutaa By Father PATRICK O'CONXOR continued in four provinces of prominent in anti-Catholic acti- Maj. Gen. Tran van Don, central Vietnam. vities in some rural area. Minister of National Defense, SAIGON

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December 6, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 11 Auxiliaries For Philadelphia, Harrisburg And Providence WASHINGTON (NO — Pope rector of St. Charles Borromeo Paul VI has made the following Seminary, Philadelphia, as appointments to the hierarchy, Titular Bishop of Barca and ESTATE PLANNING SEMINAR Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi, Auxiliary to Bishop George L. Apostolic Delegate in the United Leech of Harrisburg. FOR ATTORNEYS States, announced here: Father Bernard M. Kelly, Msgr. John J. Graham, pas- spiritual director of Our Lady of SPONSORED BY THE MIAMI BEACH BAR ASSOCIATION tor of Holy Angels church, Phil- Providence Seminary, Warwick AND MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK. adelphia, as Titular Bishop of Neck, R.I., as Titular Bishop of Sabrata and Auxiliary to Arch- Tegea and Auxiliary to Bishop These panel discussions, wortsftops and lectures are designed bishop John J. 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December 6, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 13 Father John LaFarge, Noted Editor, Rights Champion Dies • NEW YORK (NO — A Re- of the Catholic interracial stitution which would as a quiem Mass was offered for movement in the U.S., died in,, matter of policy reject ap- Father John LaFarge, S.J. his sleep at age 83 at Campion plications for admission from author, editor and champion of House, residence of the editorial Negroes "is acting entirely interracial justice, in St. Igna- staff of America magazine, of contrary to the spirit of the tius Loyola church here. which he was an associate edi- Church and contrary to its Richard Cardinal Cashing, tor. profession of true catholicity." Archbishop of Boston, offered Active in interracial work Born in Newport, R.I., in 1880, the Pontifical Requiem Mass for more than 30 years, Fa- Father LaFarge was the son of for Father LaFarge and gave ther LaFarge fought against John LaFarge, the artist, and (Jie eulogy. Music was ren- racial discrimination with his Margaret Perry LaFarge. He dered by the Liturgical Arts voice and pen and- with his. decided to become a priest at Society, founded by Father organizational ability. He call- an early age, but took a some- LaFarge. Members of the ed the interracial problem what circuitous route toward his Si Catholic Interracial Council of "cancerous" and ruled out goal. He attended public schools New York acted as honorary any postponement in dealing REQUIEM MASS for Father and Harvard University, from pallbearers. with it. John LaFarge, S.J., S3, author which he was graduated in 1901. The Jesuit priest, a founder "If we don't meet it; we're and editor, was held recently He went to Innsbruck, Aus- sunk as a nation," he said in an in St. Ignatius Loyola Catholic tria, to take his seminary stu- ... the most if *" * <-# address in 1960 in Toledo, Ohio. 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December 6, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page IS Dominican Fathers Honor Miami Si. Vincent de Paul St. Vincent de Paul societies The monastery is located in three-day conference recently Brotherhood of the Dominican in the Miami area have been the same building which houses at the Monastery. At the con- Order said in part: lauded by the Spanish Domini- the St. Vincent de Paul Store. ference the Dominican priests can Fathers for assistance giv- Nine Spanish Dominican Fa- praised the aid given them by "Anxious as we are to be- en them in establishing a mon- ' thers of the Vicariate of Santo the St. Vincent de Paul groups stow on to others the blessings astery at 809 North Miami Ave. Domingo and Texas held a in the area and also presented we are receiving so abundantly Sylvester Rice, store man- from God Almighty and con- sidering your affection and ager, with, a special document loyalty to our Sacred Order of admitting him to the Brother- Preachers during the past hood of the Dominican Order. years, I hereby make you full Fahter Angel Vtzcarra, O. participant during your lifetime, P., vicar provincial of the Span- as well as after your death, of ish Dominican Fathers of the all sacrifices, prayers, teach- Vicariate of Santo Domingo, ings, preaching and all acts of said the document was signed Religion which are now being by the Dominican Fathers of offered and will be offered in the Province of Spain, Very the future by the Dominican Rev. Segismundo Cascon, O.P. Friars of the Province of Spain." In addition, the Master Gen- eral of the Order in Rome, Most "It is with great joy that I Rev. Aniceto Fernandez, O. P., take you into this Brotherhood who twice has met in Miami of the Order and pray that all with Mr. Rice, sent to him and blessings of God Almighty, of his family the blessings of St. our Blessed Mother, of our Holy A SPECIAL DOCUMENT admitting him to the Brotherhood Of Dominic and an autographed Father Saint Dominic and all the Dominican Order is presented to Sylvester Rice (left), picture. Saints of the Order will come manager of the St. Vincent De Paul store in Miami, by Tather SCHEDULE OF RETREATS The letter to Mr. Rice telling to you and your family now and Amando Tamargo, O.P. Mr. Rice received his elementary and him of his admittance to the through all eternity." high school education at schools in Caldwell, N.J., staffed by DECEMBER St. James Parish — North Miami Beach the Dominican Sisters. 6-8 Visitation Parish — North Miami Beach \ DECEMBER St. Coleman Parish — Pompono Beach 13-15 St. Elizabeth Parish — Pompano Beach St. Ambrose Parish — Deerfield Beach Blessed Sacrament — Fort Lauderdale IDEAL CHRISTMAS TEENAGE RETREATS SELECTIONS! GRADES 9-12 DECEMBER 27-29 TRULY NOLENS . . ST. PAUL DAILY MISSAL sheltered Christmas tree Latin-English. Ordinary and Proper for eoch Mass. Illustrations, easy-to-follow liturgical ex- Rev. Retreat Director, C.P., markets open Dec. 6 planations. Brief biography of the saints for Our Lady of Florida Retreat House, •jt Most beautiful trees you've each day; Applications of the Gospels and Epistles of each Sunday. 1300 Rt. No. 1 — No. Palm Beach, Fla. Tel.: 844-7750 ever seen. 6 different varieties Red White Black, Cloth, Leather and Deluxe Bindings. $20, $16, $10, •Jf All trees with price tag $7.50, $5.00 and $3.75. •JC A non-profit organization or NAME DATES civic group will share in the THE ETERNAL WISDOM profits at each and every one of these Christmas tree The book on the Faith for every Catholic home and for converts. " ADDRESS TEL Concise, complete, interesting explanation of the truths of faith. With markets 180 four color illustrations of masterpiece paintings. Practical opplica- + Biscayne Blvd. tions. Deluxe $10, Color $6.00, Black and White, $4.00 PARISH * Coral Way at 33rd and N.E. 66th Ave. (Next door Other numerous choice literary selections Street to Stevens Mkt.) !...... I (Headquarters) 16 mm Films, filmstrips, Religious Art. Individual registrations accepted. Non-Catholics most ic Hialeah Drive • Bird Road at (N.W. 54th St.) Palmetto Ex- ST. PAUL CATHOLIC BOOK & FILM CENTER welcome. $5.00 registration fee with application. and LeJeunLJ e Rdd . pressway (S.W. •k N.W. 27th Ave. 77M Avenue) 2700 BISCAYNE BOULEVARD FR 1-0835 and 12th St. * N.W. 7t« Street Sunset Drive and and 37th Ave. S.W. 62nd Ave. Open 7 days o week (Central Shop- (1 block North of After Dec. 6 ping Plaza) South Miami Hosp.)

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Page 16 December 6, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Over 350 Attend Institute Held By CCD In Diocese Between 350 and 400 Con- A conference for Spanish fraternity of Christian Doctrine speaking CCD workers was workers attended sessions of the held at Corpus Christi School. annual CCD Institute held re- Panel discussions were held in cently in various parishes the evening at each conference throughout the Diocese. center to discuss problems in- Members of the Diocesan Ex- volved in dealing with teenagers. ecutive Board of the CCD re- Meanwhile, it was an- potted they were well pleased nounced that CCD Teacher "at the wonderful turnout of Training Courses in Methods people in general throughout the and Doctrine will be held Diocese." throughout the Diocese start- The institute conferences were ing the week of Jan. 5. Times held a week ago today at the and locations of the courses Church of the Epiphany, Holy will be announced later. Family parish and St. Michael the Archangel parish in Dade The course will be given over County and in St. Anthony parish a 20-week period with each and St. Stephen parish in Brow- session lasting two and one half ard County. hours.

REGISTRATION at St. Michael's parish, one of six locations for CCD institute was taken by Mrs. Marie Kelly left, shown with Anna Gastin, St. Dominic parish; Mrs. Elizabeth Wolfe, St. Michael parish; and Mrs. Florence Croteau, St. Hugh parish. CCD LITERATURE displays interested workers who conduct schools of religion for elementary and high school pupils in parishes throughout the 16 counties of South Florida. One-day institutes were held in both Dade and Broward Counties.

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You are doing what the 2,308 more were fed on the House with food or money and He may not have been there' dead President wanted all of three days following the holi- left without letting any- in person but his spirit was us to do." day making a total of 4,162 one know who they were. there. Then, the man looked around meals for the four-day period. Brother David Keane, B. G. at the men and women who It was there in the tears that But despite the large increase S., superior of the Brothers at were eating their holiday din- filled the eyes of a man who the number served on the holi- Camillus House, said among the ner at Camillus House and left. stood in the door to Camillus day, the Brothers said the gen- anonymous donors were two- A total of 1,854 persons were House Thanksgiving Day and erosity of the people of the well-dressed ladies who drove fed at Camillus House on >»gave some cash to one of the area rose up to more than up to the back- door of Camil- Thanksgiving and the Brothers Brothers of the Good Shepherd meet the need for food and lus House in a white Fleetwood were able to feed them all, who operate the shelter for the money to provide for the nearly Cadillac, handed two big thanks to the generosity of the needy. 2,000 dinners. turkeys over to one of the help- people in the Miami area. ers at the shelter and then left "The President wanted us to The Brothers said many of "Just about every place we declining to give their names. eliminate hate and bigotry, and the donations contained notes turned for help we were re- The Brothers had asked for show our love of neighbor," the mentioning that they were be- ceived most graciously and giv- 40 turkeys to feed their needy man told the Brother, "and I ing given in memory of Presi- en what we asked for," the "guests." They got 55. Of this can't think of a better way of dent Kennedy. Brothers said. number the Americana Hotel showing our love for our neigh- The 1,854 persons fed at What impressed the Brothers cooked 40 and donated 120 gal- bor than by feeding them. Camillus House on Thanksgiv- most was the big increase in the lons of gravy and 1,200 poultrv "Of all the agencies we ing represented a record total LOOKING ON as some of the Camillns House "guests" eat their number of anyonymous dona- dressing servings. This is • know about you are the only for any holiday since Camil- tions this year. Many people fourth year the Americana lias Thanksgiving dinner is Brother John of God Powers, one of the one that is carrying out this lus House opened more than simply put some cash in an cooked turkeys for the Camillus Little Brothers Of Good Shepherd who operate Camillus House. love of neighbor by feeding four years ago. envelope and enclosed a little House holiday dinner. —

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FOUNDERS HALE- at Marymount College, Boca Raton, will be The above picture shows how rapid construction on Our Lady of Mercy Mausoleum among campus buildings which South Florida high school girls is progressing. Over 1100 Crypts have been completed. will tour during a "Day at Marymount" Sunday, Dec. 8. 1 'Day At Marymount Is Reset first For Sunday At Boca Raton BOCA RATON — Young wom- Model classes will be conduct- ' en now enrolled in junior and ed in the afternoon with Dr. CATHOLIC MAUSOLEUM senior classes of South Florida Justin Steurer conducting a the- high schools will be guests at .the area's first junior Catholic • ology meeting; Dr. Basil d'Oua- Diocese of Miami women's college during a "Day kal, French; Professor Mary at Marymount" on Sunday, Dec. LeGrande, science; and Mother 8. M. Gerald, R. S. H. M., English. Now under construction The day-long program ori- ginally scheduled for Nov. 23 A program of musical inter- was cancelled due to the death ludes and an explanation of the In Our Lady of Mercy f^emetery of President John F. Kennedy. music and art department will be given by Mother M.---St. Registration at 1 p.m. in George, R. S. H. M. and Mother Founders Hall will inaugurate M- Thomas, R. S. H. M. respec- Selection of a final resting place is a sacred family duty, an investment far sur- the open house when students tively at 3 p.m. Slides of Mary- will be welcomed by Mother mount Colleges located through- • Mary Jogues, R.S.H.M., col- out the United States and 12 passed by the satisfaction of knowing that you have assured protection for your lege president. Introductions other countries also will be to curriculum, student discus- shown. loved ones. Until recently, above ground entombment was reserved for the wealthy sions, campus tours, will be included in the day's activi- Refreshments and a social ties. hour at 4:30 p.m. will conclude and the great because of its cost. TODAY you may own crypts in this mausoleum at a the day's events during which A tour of the initial phase of members of the Religious of the the construction will include Sacred Heart of Mary, who staff cost no greater than earth burial — in some cases, less. Your first cost covers en- visits to the student-faculty cen- Florida's first Catholic junior ter, classrooms building, three- women's college, lay instruc- floor dormitory and temporary tors, and students will be avail- tombment, perpetual care and lettering on crypt. Your investment provides permanence administration center. able for consultations. and protection in an inspiring beautiful Catholic Memorial to you and your dearest 'Every Move' Of Pieta Trip ones — growing lovelier by endowed care at no extra cost to you. Being Planned In Advance We are now accepting entombments for immediate use. By LUCIANO CASIMIRRI lo's masterpiece leave St. Pe- VATICAN. CITY (NO — ter's. CRYPTS MAY BE SELECTED NOW . . When Rome's most famous stat- The chief engineer at St. Pe- ue leaves in early April the ter's basilica, Francesco Vac- At low pre-completion prices that are comparable to choicest home it has had for centuries in chini, has already drawn up St. Peter's basilica, every move plans for the Pieta's trip to burial plots, with convenient monthly payment plans. of its long journey to the New New York. During his many York World's Fair will be well- years in the service of the Holy plapned in advance. See, Vacchini has lifted statues CATHOLIC CEMETERIES OF THE DIOCESE OF MIAMI INC. i ,n the -moment the great twice the weight of the Pieta, weight of the Pieta is winched which weighs more than three OUR LADY OF MERCY CEMETERY AND MAUSOLEUM off its pedestal in a side chapel tons, into niches high above the basilica floor. CHANCERY BUILDING of St. Peter's to the moment it 6301 Biscayne Boulevard is hoisted in place in the Vati- The great block of marble Miami, Florida can Pavilion in New York, it will be moved out of the will be handled with utmost basilica on rollers and loaded Please send me further particulars on the OUR LADY OF MERCY care and guarded with utmost on a truck. It will be taken by vigilance. MAUSOLEUM. I understand I am under no obligation in making this request. truck rather than train to its Insurance on this statue of port of embarkation, Naples, Name the Sorrowful Mother cradling to cut down the number of her dead Son on her knees loadings and unloadings. The Street Address may reach astronomical fig- statue will go down the Rome- City Zone . . State ures, although no amount of Naples superhighway with a money could compensate for police escort at an average Telephone Number . .- Parish its loss. Vatican authorities speed of 20 miles an hour. 12/6/63 consider the possibility of loss Present plans call for the Pieta extremely remote, or they to cross the Atlantic aboard the would never let Michelange- Italian liner Cristoforo Colombo.

December 6, 1963 THE-.-VOICE Miami, Florida Page 19 TAKING PART in a retreat at St. John Vianney Seminary last at Curley High School. Several students from the Universitj weekend were these 45 young men, most of whom are seniors Miami also attended the first in a series of planned retreats.'

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Voice Photo3 SAYING PRAYERS at an outdoor shrine to Our Blessed Lady on the seminary grounds during last weekend's retreat are: from left, Adrian Dolemba, Blessed Trinity parish; Bob Cas- taldi. The Cathedral; Ray Garcia, SS. Peter and Paul; and Carlos Reyes, St. Michael, students at Curley High School Father Konkol (Bight) Leads The Retreatants In The Stations Of The Cross FIRST OF FIVE SET AT ST. JOHN VIANNEY 45 Young Men Attend Weekend Retreat "God can best speak to you In his talks to the retreatants depends on the sincerity of the while, if you don't deny your when he is alone with you," during the spiritual conferences resolutions you make during body a pleasure once in a Father Christopher Konkol told held during the weekend, Fa- this retreat and the new knowl- while, your will will be weak- 45 young men who attended a ther Konkol used three Latin edge you gain of yourself," Fa- ened later on when tempta- retreat last weekend at St. John phrases to outline to them how ther Konkol said. tion comes." Vianney Seminary. they could get the most out of During the weekend retreat, the retreat. Father Konkol also stressed The retreat was the first of the importance of self-discipline four priests were available to a series of five planned for high The three and their English in their spiritual development. the young men for private con- school and college students at meanings were: intra totus — ferences. The four included: "If you eat whenever, you the seminary. The date of the enter fully; mane solus — re- Father Anglim, Father Konkol, feel like eating, if you fall next retreat will be announced main alone; and exia alius — Father Claude Brubaker, pas- asleep whenever you feel like tor of St. Timothy parish and later by Father Thomas An- leave changed. falling asleep, if you drink Father Fred Wass, pastor of glim, pastor of Our Lady of The whenever you feel like drinking St. Louis parish. Holy Rosary Church, Perrine. Father Konkol said they should "enter fully" into the and if you talk whenever you Of the 45 young men who retreat; remain alone with God feel like talking, then you are attended last weekend's re- and leave a changed man. not training your body to be Musical Is Planned disciplined." PRIVATE CONFERENCES were available to the young men treat, most were seniors at By entering fully into the "If you don't discipline At Opa-locka Parish attending the retreat at the Seminary last weekend. Here Bruce Curley High School and the retreat. Father Konkol said yourself," said Father Kon- OPA-LOCKA - Students at Radomski, Curley High School senior and member of Blessed rest were from the Univer- he meant intellectually, emo- kol, "if you don't deny your- Our Lady of Perpetual Help Trinity parish, talks with Father Thomas Anglim. sity of Miami. tionally, physically and spirit- self a cigaret every once in a school will present a musical ually. show entitled "Opening Ni?M He urged the young men to Young Adult Clubs On Broadway" at 8 p.m. Sj "remain alone with God wMe day, Dec. 7 and Sunday, Dec.

Page 2© December 6, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Aquinas High School Senior Grirls Receive Their Class Rings Father Kobert Reardon Officiated At Blessing Of Aquinas Seniors' Rings Columbian Squires To Hold Aquinas Seniors Receive Class Rings Statewide Spelling Bee In/64 By CINDY BLUMENFELD Sweepstakes Trophy from the total number of points for Florida's C.F.L. tournament on Saturday, Aquinas as finalists. The Columbian Squires in The Spelling Bee finals will FORT LAUDERDALE — Nov. 23, results from the work Florida will sponsor a statewide be conducted by the State Badges of seniority, symbols of Catholic College of the Debate Club. Capturing of spelling bee next year with a Squire officers. scholarship and loyalty, cap- $750 four-year scholarship to a individual trophies were: Jeff tured the attention of Aquinas Catholic High School as the top Keyes, first in boys' extemp; Distinction seniors last Wednesday, Nov. 27, For Young Men and Women prize. Patricia Sanderson and Jean INDUSTRIAL • • • • This was decided at a meet- :" CYAC Council $as senior rings were blessed and Bucknam, first and third, re- WRITE ing of the State Squire officers received. spectively, in girls' extemp; and ELECTRONICS held last Saturday at the Fon- Calendar 2 Nancy Campbell, fourth in EVENING CLASSES DIRECTOR tainebleau Hotel. Garbed in cap and gown for OF ADMISSIONS Miami Catholic Singles Club — original oratory. Jim Shevlin REGISTER NOW! The contest will be an ex- the first time, members of the Dance class and social, 8:15 senior class accepted the shiny and Jay Hamilton added to the pansion of a contest held the PHONE FR 1-1439 SAINT LEO COLLEGE past three years by Squires Polish-American Club, 1250 - gold bands at Our Lady Queen for Dade County parochial NW 22nd Ave. of Martyrs Church from Fa- See Our Ad in the Yellow Pages SAINT LEO, FLORIDA students in the seventh and St. Vincent de Paul CYAC — ther Robert Reardon, super- TUTORING Presently offering first two years eighth grades. Last year 24 Business meeting, 8 p.m., vising principal of Aquinas. All School Md Business Subjects schools took part in the com- Wednesday, Dec. 11, followed Affiliated with the Present at the ceremony were ADELPHI PREP TEti Catholic University of America petition. by poetry lecture. parents and relatives of the Order of Saint Benedict of Florida Testing & Guidance PL 7-7623 John Tracy, state Squires Lauderdale Catholic Club — seniors, and the junior class chairman for the Knights of League bowling, 6:45 p.m, of Aquinas. Father David J. Columbus, said regional con- Sunday, Dec. 8, Manor Lanes. Heffernan, Pastor of Saint tests would be held in March Bowling, 9 p.m., Wednesday, Pius X parish, spoke to the of next year with the first and Dec. 11. seniors about taking their second place winners in each of St. Theresa CYAC — New mem- place in the world as adults. the 15 regions competing in the bers invited to attend social, finals to be held somewhere in 9 p.m., Tuesday, Dec.10, K. After the ceremony seniors Dade County on April 11. of C. Hall, 270 Catalonia Ave., retreated to the "Forum" for In addition to the first place Coral Gables. breakfast. Since the rest of $750 scholarship prize, trophies Hialeah-Miami Springs CYAC — Wednesday was "holiday" for T LLECE will be awarded first, second Patio party, Sunday, Dec. 8, the seniors, they attended the and third place winners. A tro- 7:30 p.m., Royal Poinciana annual class party. BOCA RATON, FLORIDA phy also will be awarded the Motel, 901 S. Royal Poinciana school of the first place winner. Blvd., Miami Springs. That Aquinas possesses the

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By JACQUELYN RACKLEY KEY WEST — Mary Immac- ulate High School students met for a formal general assembly recently in the Convent audito- rium to discuss the procedure to be taken to enroll MIHS into the Beta Club. Pat Burke, sen- ior, introduced the standards, rules and purpose of the Beta THANKSGIVING BASKETS were distributed to don, Ft. Myers; Anne Rueckert, Pompano NATIONAL FINALIST in a cooling and essay contest sponsored Club to those who were not pre- needy families by Rosarian Academy students, Beach; Ana Maria Conahuati, Honduras; Jac- by the Pyrofax Gas Co. is Notre Dame Academy student, Joanne viously acquainted •with it. Marilyn Smalley, Coral Gables; Margaret Cong-\ queline Corral, Tampa and Roberta Roy. Matus shown in the school home economics department with After the formal line of Sister Mary Agatha; I.H.M. Joanne, who is a junior, will repre- business was dispensed, en- sent South Florida in the national competition, Dec. H. tertainment was provided by wind of activities. Beginning city Contest, Ann Marie's pos- , the senior boys of MIHS. with a Powderpuff Bowl foot- ter was one of the two over ball game, in which the Senior which the judges became original oratory). Margaret As an extra contribution to Grupp placed as finalist in ex- the entertainment, 34 Dominic girls played the Junior girls. deadlocked in deciding first Hiliill:; temporaneous. Savio Club members presented place. A new set of judges A Bonfire was held oh the had to be brought in. Although By CRYSTAL GRIZANTI three hymns and were accom- By BOB KOZIOL school grounds. A dummy of they selected the other pos- FORT PIERCE — The face .'.*/• • panied by the club's orchestra. Growing more and more ac- the St. Andrews' Scots, the Red- The NDA French Club, mod- ter, done by Mike Biolchini was never seen but only the Official reception of 25 new tive in all areas of school and skins' opponents, was burned in ated by Mrs. Hermo, presented of Cypress Lake Junior High, voice heard. This was the way members into the Dominic Sa- student development, LaSalle's effigy after a Pep Rally which a program entitled "Grande Re- we are all proud of Ann's good the four contestants of Central vio Club recently took place most recent addition is the es- included a skit by the Pep Club union" on Thursday afternoon work on her poster. Catholic High gave their speech in St. Mary Star of the Sea tablishment of a new chapter and cheers led by the cheer- at 3 p.m. Faculty, Club mem- The junior class recently con- in the "I Speak For Democracy Church, after a Mass at which in the National Honor Society. leaders. The football players bers, and all students who found sented to reverse ordinary po- Contest." Each spoke from be- Father J. Millet, S.J., offici- The number of boys honored for were introduced and short hind a curtain into a micro- it convenient to remain attend- ated. New members received sitions by acting as "slaves" their academic achievement has speeches were given by Coach for the freshmen and sopho- phone. Votes were cast by the ed. One scene "Madamoiselle pins and membership cards. been raised considerably, with Tony Licata and Supervising mores, in order to raise money student body on originality, con- d.e Paris" depicted the work- Former members then renew- last year's original group of nine Principal FT. T. A. Deenehey. for the junior-sponsored Christ- tents and delivery. shop of a famous Parisian de- ed their membership pledges. boys now brought to a total mas dance. The auction, held Winning first place was signer; in another, the narra- of 25. ' The football game against The club is an organization during a lunch period, accom- Faye Kaurse and second tor explained the history of St. Andrews of Boca Raton for junior high school boys. plished its purpose, but later, place, Robert Tuerk. The winemaking in France, while In sending for a charter signi- was played at McArthur Sta- Mainly spiritual, the club per- the slaves began to wonder if topic this year was "The members of the club displayed fying the establishment of the dium at Pompano Beach forms many civic contributions it was such a good idea, as they Challenge, of Citizenship." bottles (empty) labelled with Society-at LaSalle, a title was High School. A motorcade and is under the direction of were kept quite busy by their The citizen chosen for second the names of famous French required to identify this particu- started from Cardinal Gib- Sister Mary Domina, eighth owners. Still, both slaves and term is Susan Allman. Susan is wines. A colorful movie of Paris lar chapter. Brother G. Lewis, bons and made its way, with grade home-room teacher. masters seemed to enjoy them- active in cheerleading and all was shown, and a group sang F.S.C., the boys' moderator, the aid of a police escort, selves and fun was had by all. school activities. Among the oth- one of the selections from was influenced by a current to the stadium. At halftone er candidates for this honor "Soeur Sourier, The Singing happening in making a timely the queen and her attend- Nun.". and appropriate suggestion. were, seniors, Philip Hoeffner; By FRANK SKILLING ants were introduced. They junior^ ,Katy Hood and Susan In view of the recent loss of were Diane Divine, senior Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Allman^""isSp^mores, Dominick our great President; John F. queen; Judy Weber, junior classes took the University of By LORETTA LOPEZ Scotto and Eleanor Beckfelt; Kennedy, and also of his attain- attendant; Chris Lee, sopho- Dayton Achievement T e s t s. WEST HOLLYWOOD — In an freshmen," Adrea Steele and Sue By LATNANAE PARKER ment of and emphasis on more attendant; and Karen Each class was given a dif- attempt to manifest the grief Fee. Speakers from Columbus High achievement in learning, the Moran, freshman attendant. ferent battery ot tests, which that the students of Madonna Report cards were given out School won the first ' place, LaSalle branch of the National •lasted all morning and most of Academy felt at the death of Wednesday Nov. 72, along with trophy at the original oratory Honor, Society was founded in The first annual Homecom- the afternoon. The same day, President John Kennedy, the the selling of the school paper, and extemporaneous speaking honor of this able and eminent ing Dance followed the game the Seniors were given the re- Glee Club, moderated by Sister The Shield. contest at St. Thomas Aquinas American. Students will be in- at the Imperial House Restaur- sults of the Florida State Tests, ducted on Saturday, Dee. 7. Therese Marie, practiced on High School in Fort Lauder- ant. The queen and her court Nov. 23, 24 in order to sing a dale, on Saturday, Nov. 23. which they took about a month formally reigned at the dance ago. The tests are graded on a Requiem Mass at Anhunication Those winning separate troph- and Diane was presented a bou- Church on Nov. 25, the day of By CYNTHIA WALEND ies were William, Pratt and Jim percentile basis, and highest quet of a dozen long-stemmed possible score is 495. High the late President's burial. Weeping — unrestrained and v Moore in exempt and Ward roses. unabashed — followed the PA scores at Curley were: Carl FORT LAUDERDALE — The The Student Council vs. Fac- Kearney and Nelson Mashour ulty Volleyball Game, origin- announcement of the death of in original. Other members of Patti-492, Edward Kennedy-489, Volleyball teams from Cardinal President John F. Kennedy. and Frank Skilling-482.. Gibbons will journey to St. Pat- ally scheduled for Friday, the team that participated are: Nov. 22, was postponed until Mingled with prayers for his David Jordal, Hector Uribe, Results of the Preliminary rick High School in Miami to- soul came sobs from every Scholastic Achievement Tests day for the Catholic High Wednesday, Nov. 27. In an—v Jim Croteau, Steve Nohee, La- By JEAN HASTINGS classroom^and NDA girls left (P.S.A.T.) were given to the Schools Volleyball Tournament. expected show of agilityn .:•• tanae Parker, Chris Pratt, Jim faculty proved themselves school that day red-eyed and Kearns and Eugene Stark. Juniors and Seniors. These C. G.H.'s teams, which have Fully proud of being accepted stunned. Large numbers assist- tests are also scored on a per- been under the direction of Miss into the National Honor Society, quite athletic by defeating the Friday, Nov. 29, was the student councilors in two con- ed at the Solemn Requiem Mass date of the coronation of Mi- centile basis and three stu- 0. Farinas, have had a good the first members of the Verot held in the Cathedral the day dents scored in the 99th per- season, winning almost every Chapter recently elected offi- secutive games. By the end of chele Hiss as homecoming the first game the cheering of the funeral. .•••••'• Queen at Columbus for 1963. centile on both mathematics game. All the girl students who cers. President is Clare Leon- and verbal sections of the can get transportation will be ard; vice president Jim Ailant; section for the student coun- * * * ; Micki (as she prefers to be cilors diminished while the called) is a senior at Imma- test. They are: Robert at the game to cheer Cardinal* secretary, Debbie Hrkach; Notre Dame on a , seeond Russell, senior; Gregory Ka- Gibbons to-victory. The Varsity treasurer, Mary Whitehill, and faculty stands swelled. place Sweepstakes trophy re- culata. She is the captain of The second awarding of Ma- the Columbus cheerleaders puta and Thomas Tarrallo, cheerleaders Will cheer for the sergeant-at-arms, Jean Hast- e?n !y at !he Diocesan Forensic both Juniors. A team and the Jr. Varsity ings. They will be installed in a donna's "Loyalty Banner" this League's original oratory and and this has become her year took place on Tuesday, main activity this year. Also cheerleaders will make their ceremony on Dec, 9. e9O NEW 3-SPEED weelj. of Corpus Christi and John Parks and Barry Randall of St. JOSEPH V. LAYFIELD ' ce, with an all-veteran Stephen's. 2650 N.E. 7th Terr, Pompano Beach TRAVELER team headed by its top three LIGHTWEIGHT scorers ef- last year, Mike Sweet, Mike Cheney and Fred Krishon, played Miami Mili- Save with the Leader — tary Academy while St. Pat- SCHWINN BICYCLES rick's, last year's Class C dis- trict champs, played Miami Central, a Class AA school. FRANK LUISI from St. Pat's also had its top "scor- Sales Manager 400 BIKES TO SELECT FROM ers back in Butch Stalling, 16.3 • • • average, and Manuel Quesada, LAYAWAYS • TRADE-INS 15.2. St. James Parish Pace and St. Patrick's play each other tonight In the first MACK'S CYCLE intra-diocese game of the sea- son. The duel is set for the Tropical Chevrolet 6720 S.W. 62 Ave. So. Miami MO 1-3363 r OPEN MON. AND FRI. EVES. Christopher Columbus High 8880 Biscayne Blvd. PL 4-7551 (NEAR SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL) gym.

December 6, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 23 "zm%F. 'Maidens 6f Officers Tb Be Installed i Biscayne College Install Officers i Hold Dance HOMESTEAD" — Miss Donna By Dade Catholic Nurses Their first annual holiday Seale was installed as presi- Mrs. Charles Pearson of Holy include Father Anthony Che- dance will be sponsored by the dent of the Maidens of the Altar Family parish, North Miami, panis, diocesan director of student council of Biscayne Col- during the annual, Mother and will be installed as president of Catholic nurses. lege Friday, Dec. 13, in St. Daughter breakfast of the Sac- Jhe Dade County Chapter Mrs. Gertrude Meehan is Rose of Lima Auditorium, 10690- red Heart Rosary Altar Society

Page 24 December 6, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida FAMILY CLINIC WWWM 't ^forth ^Beaeft (^leaner* Nationally Advertised Dry Cleaning Service. What's Got Into My Kids Lately?' Endorsed and Recommended by Leading Clothiers. Marqua's North "GUARDSMAN Three of my children, two boys 15 and 12, and a SERVICE" — Beach Cleaners v An Eiclusin girl 13, are moving into adolescence and although they V\ Personalized 7134 Abbott Ave., M.B., UN 6-3131 ^Service for Yoar are good kids generally, I am puzzled as to what's Customer Parking Rear of Plait < Finer Garaieita getting into them lately. Therefore signs of restless- EST. 1938 ness, impulsiveness, moodiness, stubborness, and inde- WMVUWMAtVMWWWW WWWWWUWWWWWWVUWWMfli pendence-. The oldest boy. has had angry words with his father about how late he can stay out, and the youngest has grown very quickly and is acting pretty for a better tough. How do w'e, as parents, have to readjust to Christmas in 1964 guide our children through the teen years? N

By FATHER WALTER W. IMBIORSKI Family Life Director, Archdiocese of Chicago • The volume of shock publicity giving delinquency, the stories of teenage vandalism, rioting, promiscuity, even wanton de- struction and murder have frightened many parents. Stop and realize that adolescents are ordinary human beings, quitf''~>rmally growing up. Adolescence is a result of childhood and ,xls to adulthood. Teenagers are not incomprehensible, flying-saucer creatures, but ordinary human beings with prob- lems, proper to, their age. The first requirement is to try .to understand them. Teenage in itself is a misleading word. It can refer to the puny, 75-pound boy, a child of 13, or the full-blown 19-year-old mother of two. But in the early teens * when the child is undergoing all sorts of changes and moving into the broad world of high school and dating, one of the chief problems is the anxiety of the parents. These anxieties come from several sources. First, the Iain Our Christmas Club Now teenager is constantly presenting you with new decisions to make. Secondly, his misbehavior now with cars, money, dating situations 1 dle step from the dependency of a child to the independence are no longer childish peceadillosr of an adult. LITTLE RIVER BANK They could have serious consequences for himself and others. Two conclusions. Perhaps the thing the teenager wants most AND TRUST COMPANY Thirdly, as the teenager tries to free himself from childhood, from his parents is trust and understanding. And his parents he turns his back on his parents. He refuses to accompany have to realize that with every year that goes by, as he learns 8017 N.E. SECOND AVENUE them to the home of relatives. He prefers having friends and to assume responsibility, the adolescent must be given more and ' MIAMI, FLORIDA activities of his own to life at home. This is hard to take. more freedom. This is the nature of human development.- The MEMBERc FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM • FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. At this state many parents suffer from frustration and fear other great cry of the teenager is for fairness. As parents you can and must set firm limits on what he can and cannot do, but of the unknown. They don't know how to react. "He's too big 1 to beat and too stubborn or stupid to reason with." They ex- the teenager must understand that these limits are not arbitrary aggerate the typical faults of teenagers and attribute them to but reasonable —. that they do make sense. This is' where con- perversity or bad will. They give way to nagging, scolding, stant communication is necessary.^ cracking down — sometimes quite unreasonably. And one of the In conclusion all I can say is "Good luck" and "This too worst results of too much anxiety is that-a wall can be erected shall pass away." ' ' between parents and adolescents. The teenager feels misunderstood. He is resentful. He talks back, or "clams up" and cuts you out of :bis life just when he BEAUTY SALONS needs you most. The key to understanding your teenager is the word "change." La Marick Cold The teenager.is undergoing what amounts to a physical, emo- , Wave Special tional, and mental revolution. His body grows phenomenally and one of the ivorUFs rapidly. There is great strength and energy, and an enormous finest waves appetite. He will eat anything that doesn't move. Consequently INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. there is awkwardness, loss of coordination and the need "for $| r 00 Comparable constant activity to work off restless energy. Value At this stage teenagers discover their minds. They really Complete Insurance Facilities Complete begin" to think for the first time. They spot inconstancy in For the behavior and logic of their elders. They are no longer content'w^th^do this" and "don't do that because I say so." Visit your nearest La PHONE FR 5-3691 Marick Salon (or the They will argue. They question things previously taken 2121 BISCAYNE BLVD. finest in expert: for granted and sometimes even question religion. This ques- MIAMI, FLA. • PERMANENT tioning is normal and healthy. It is a breaking away from WAVING the picture-religion of childhood and the beginning of a more • HAIR COLORING • COIFFURE solid grasp of religious conviction and truth. The creation of STYLING sound thinking and study habits in this period will affect their whole future intellectual development, thus the parent that Twenty Locations To can guide and stimulate their curiosity does an excellent servM*. Serve You.

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December 6, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 25 It's Fruitcake Baking Time Once Again By FLORENCE DEVANEY The Brazil nut fruitcake ij Over the licli 'ays, every especially easy to make. No homemaker knows one thing chopping or slicing either. The about une—;:ct?.l T'3-'""> — you large snowy triangular nuts are "Do open before can always expect them to left whole as- are the-fruits. Christmas your turn up. Since the Christmas The cake is most attractive 1964 Christinas season is the time of year for when sliced. To store; wrap the Club account. most social activity, it's a good loaf in foil and keep it in a idea to keep some festive fare closed metal container on the Start this week; on hand for folks who drop' have cash to refrigerator shelf. If desired, it in. can be moistened during the spend at Yuletide!" A fruitcake is perfection for storage period/with sherry or this purpose — it is delectable brandy. enough to serve with pride and', properly stored,' keeps indef- Demitasse fruit cakes are initely. sized just right for eating and Here we give you the reci- will add glamour to any holiday pes for two delightful cakes. goody tray. Though these tiny JOIN ONE OF THESE CLUB CLASSES Both are delicious fresh, but cakes can be eaten' right away cut better and become mel- I like to sprinkle them with Deposit Weekly Receive in 50 Weeks low after a few weeks of brandy or an orange liquer and $ .25 .$ 12.50 aging. .50 25.00 store them for at least a week. 1.00 50.00 BRAZIL NUTS , NUTTY ARITHMETIC 2.00 100.00 Brazil outs reach the market in abundant quantity over the 3.00 150.00 5.00 S.\... 250.00 holiday season, and these sweet, buttery nuts go into a variety of festive pastries, appetizers, salads, and main dishes. The knowl- BRAZIL NUT Fruitcake Welcomes Holiday Guests edgeable cook will prepare a quantity in advance and have them ready to put to work at cooking time. you will need to buy. One pound of Brazil nuts in the shell Some nutty arithmetic may help you plan the quantity equals % pound shelled nuts. And one pound of shelled Brazil nuts THE equals three cups. HIALEAH-MIAMI SPRINGS j Now that we've mastered Basic Nutty Arithmetic, we proceed LOOKING FOR US? to Advanced Nutty Arithmetic. Your volume count changes ac- BANK Just off Bird Road between Ponce de Leon and Douglas Road. Turn cording to whether nuts are ground, sliced, or finely chopped. South at S.W. 38th Ct. (Look for Walter School Supplies) One cup shelled Brazil nuts equals Wi cups coarsely ground • LIVE MAINE LOBSTER .. . FLOWN IN DAILY nuts; one cup shelled nuts equals 1% cups sliced nuts; and one 101 HIALEAH DRIVE—PH. 888-3611 • SHRIMP . . . FREE SERVICE • cup shelled nuts equals one cup finely chopped nuts. Peeled, Deveined and Cooked At No Extra Cost Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Brazil nuts have been packaged by Nature in a shell so Mease give us a little notice on cooked orders sturdy that it may resist the autocracker. To prepare your "Free Home Delivery" If Ordered Before 2 P.M. Brazil nuts for quantity shelling, place the nuts in the freezer Cooked Florida Lobster . Ib. 59c section of the refrigreator or in the food freezer for several hours or overnight. The freezing process makes the shell Kentucky Fried Chicken brittle enough for easy cracking. DINNER GOLDCOAST SEAFOODS 3875 Shipping Are., Coral Gables 443-2511 443-2512 Once shelled, here is how to prepare the nuts for cooking: 3 PIECES CHICKEN, FRENCH FRIES, To slice, cover the shelled nuts with cold water and bring COLE SLAW, GRAVY & HOT ROLL slowly to a boil. Simmer for five minutes and drain. The nuts will then slice lengthwise without breaking. ONLY H.00 To make Brazil nut curls, simmer the nuts as for slicing DeConna Ice Cream and make paper-thin lengthwise slices with a vegetable peeler. FLORIDA'S KEY TO TASTE TREAT To make finely chopped or ground Brazil nuts, put the nuts Manufacturers and Distributors of through the coarsest blade of the food grinder. For coarsely ICE CREAM and ICE CREAM SPECIALTIES chopped nuts, use a French knife on a? chopping board. COLONEL SANDER'S The quantity of nuts you have prepared will keep best RECIPE -k Molds * Spumoni -k Tortoni Rum Cake * French Ice Cream if stored in the refrigerator in a covered container. Fish 00 Coco and Mango Glaces Toasted Brazil nuts provide delicious munching for over Dinner ...... the holidays. To prepare this simple treat, spread 2 cups Shrimp - $125 sliced Brazil nuts in a shallow baking pan. Dot with 2 tablespoons DeConna Ice Cream butter and sprinkle with 1 teaspoon" salt and toast in a moderate Sea Food Dinners I 3292 N.W. 38th ST. (Miami) Phone CY 4-2420 oven (35) F.) for about 12-15 minutes. Glazed Brazil nuts are Phone 635-2421 Key West Branch wonderful for out-of-hand nibbling too. They are simple to make "FINGER LIMN GOOD" for the nuts are simply covered with a shiny syrup. Recipe follows: THE ORIGINAL GLAZED BRAZIL NUTS 3 cups sugar i teaspoon rum flavoring J£ teaspoon cream of tartar 2 cups whole shelled Brazil 1 cup water nuts N.W. 7th Ave. and 119th St. Combine sugar and cream of tartar in top of double boiler; Telephone MU 5-1891 stir in water. Cook over direct heat, gently stirring constantly, until 16899 N.E. 15th Ave. 3663 So. Miami Ave., Miami, Florida sugar dissolves. When sugar mixture boils; wipe down sugar crys- tals which have been left on side of pan. Cook over high heat, OPE2V SOON . . . OVERLOOKING BISCAYNE BAY without stirring, to 300 degrees F. on candy thermometer or when a small amount of, the mixture dropped into cold water separates BOX • BUCKET • BARREL into threads which are hard and brittle. Add rum flavoring. PICK IT UP Immediately place over rapidly boiling water in lower part of double boiler. Dip Brazil nuts into mixture % cap at a time, using tongs or 2 forks to lift out coated nuts. Place dipped nuts

v on lightly greased baking sheet. When firm, layer naKpn foil ni * , „ .*Vt* in an air-tight container. . ^ GOLD and SILVER YIELD: Approximately % pound PLATING BRAZIL NUT FRUITQAKE 3 cups Brazil nuts (2 pounds well drained RELIGIOUS ARTICLES REFINISHED BY EXPERTS unshelled, 1 pound % cup sifted enriched flour SPECIFICATION PLATING — ALL FINISHES shelled) FULLY APPROVED BY THE % CHp sugar FOR UNUSUAL AND IMPORTED GIFTS AND 1 package (8-ounces) pitted Vz teaspoon baking powder DECORATIVE ARTICLES VISIT OUR SHOWROOM Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals dates Vz teaspoon salt AT 2 jars (4 ounces each) 3 eggs - 2904 BISCAYNE BLVD., MIAMI and candied pineapple 1 teaspoon vanilla The Catholic Hospital Association 1 cup maraschino cherries, A FINISH FOR Put Brazil nuts, dates, pineapple and cherries into large bowl. ALL METALS SERVING HOME, Sift flour, sugar, baking powder and salt over nuts and fruit; CHURCH — INDUSTRY mix with hands until nuts and fruits are coated. Beat eggs until foamy; add vanilla. Stir into nut-fruit 'mixture until well mixed. Sisters of St. Joseph Turn into greased and waxed paper-lined pan 9x5x2% inches. OX 1-3472 Spread evenly in pan. Bake in a slow oven (300 degrees F.) 1 OX 1-5561 hour, 45 minutes. Cake must foe cooled before slicing. YIEiiD: 3-pound cake. 1080 E. 24th St., eoh F la

Page 26 December 6, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Timetable Of Visit Rome, there is a Sunday Masses Lourdes, Fatima, the difference! you'll find it in the warmth of genuine hospitality Holy Land in 1964! at the Pan American... you'll find it in the ARCADIA: St. Paul 7. 11. St. Mory of trie Missions and St. superlative facilities — 400 feet of private beach, AVON PARK: Our Lociy Of Grace, Francis Xavier, 7. 8:30. \ St. Brendan, 7, 8, 9:13, 10:30, 11:30, This year, jdituan American Express pilgrimage to Olympic Pool, Putting Green, Coffee Shop, 8:30, 10. 12:30, ond 5:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m. (Span- Oceanside Dining Room, Cocktail Lounge, mLE GLADE: St. Philip Benizi, 10, ish). Europe. Travel with congenial companions to Rome, TV in every room, Private Sun Terraces and 11:15 (Spanish). St. Dominic (Fairlawn School) 7 8, .where an audience -with the Hbly Father has been re- ... for your active leisure, Skin BOCA GRANDE: Our Lady of Mercy, 9, 10, 11. (Spanish}, quested through the North American College. A spir- 10:15 St. John Bosco Mission (Tlvoli Theatre), Diving, Water Skiing and 9, 10:30, 12. BOCA RATON: St. Joan of Arc, 7, itual director leads your group to Rome, Lourdes, Fatima, Fishing can be arranged. St. Mary Chapel, 8:30 9:30^ 10:30, Catholic Church opposite motel. 9, 10:30, 12. St. Michael, 6. 7, 8, 9 (Polish), 10 the Holy Land itself. A multilingual courier escorts you For Reservations, BONITA SPRINGS: St. Leo, 7:30, 9:30. (Spanish), 11, -12:30, 6 p.m. (Span- through France, Italy, Germany, Portugal,, Spain. Choose write direct. '. BOYNTON BEACH: St. MarK, 7, 8:30, ish), 7:30 p.m. Dade County Aud- AUBREY MAURA JR. itorium 9, 10:30. 12. travel by Cunard liner or TWA jet, departures March Manager 10, 11:30 > SS. Peter ond Paul, 6:15. 7, 8, 9:15, or phone MIAMI CLEWISTON: St. Margaret, 8 a.m and10:30, 11:45, 12:55 (Spanish), 5:30 through September. Contact your travel agent or: Wl 7-3421 (Spanish) and 7:30 (Spanish). COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED 7 p.m. St. Timothy, 8, 9:30, II, (Spanish,) COCONUT GROVE: St. Hugh, 7, 8:30, 12:30 ond 4:30 p.m. - 10:30, 12 and 5:30 p.m. (Sermons in MIAMI BEACH: St. Francis de Soles. American Express Travel Agency St. Bernadette, 8,'9, 10, 11. 7, 9, 10, 11 and 6 p.m. 330 East Flagler St. (FR 7-1611) Miami Beach: 1006 Spanish and > English}. St. Joseph, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and MOTEL 5:30 p.m. Lincoln Rd. (JE 8-7641) CORAL GABLES: Little Flower (Audi- St. Mory Magdalen: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 17875 COLLINS AVENUE, MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA 33160 torium>J4, 11:30 and 12:30 (Spanish); and 6 p.m. \ (Chuf \. 7. 8, 9, 10, 1.1:30, 12:30. St. Patrick 6, 7, 8, 9. 10, 11. 12:30 and 6 p.m. St. Tr.. ..as Aquinas Student Center. MIAMI SHORES: St. Rose of Lima, 7, B:30, 9:30, 10:30 and 12. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. MIAMI SPRINGS: Blessed Trinity, 6, DANIA: Resurrection (Second St. and7:30, 8:30, 9:30 10:30. 12 and Fifth Ave.) 7, 8 ,9, 10, 11 and 125:4. 5 p.m. DEERFIELD BEACH: St. Ambrose MIRAMAR: St. Bartholomew, (Firemen's Recreation Hall, at Island Dr. and a gift of (5109 N. Fed. H'woy) 7, 8, 9:30, 11,Pembroke Rd.) 8, 9. 10. 11, 12:15. and 12. MOORE HAVEN: St. Joseph the Work- DELRAY BEACH: St. Vincent, 6:45, er, 10. NARANJA: St. Ann, 10:30 (Spanishi 8:30, 10 and 11. NAPLES: St. Ann, 6, 8, 10, 11. FORT LAUDERDALE: Annunciation, Chartreuse NORTH DADE COUNTY: St. Monica 9:30 8, 10, 11 and 6 p.m. St. Anthony, 7, B, 9:15, 10:30; 12 and NORTH MIAMI: Hoiy Family 6. 7 8 Chartreuse Liqueur is one of the most appreciated 9, 10, 11, 12, 6:30 p.m. gifts you can select for any friend with a taste for Visit 5:30 p.m. St. James, 6, 7. 8 9. 10 11 12:15good living. Chartreuse has a colorful history dating St. Clement, 8, 9, 10, 11:15, 12:30. and 5:30 p.m. St. Jerome, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. Visitation, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30 andback to 1605 when the Marshal d'Estrees gave the Blessed Sacrament (Ooklond Pork Blvd. 12:45. lecipe to the Carthusian Friars. Today, this distinctive and NE 17th Ave.), 6, 8, 9:30, 11,NORTH MIAMI BEACH: St. Lawrence, Hqueur is still produced by the Monks near the 7, 9, 10, 11, 12:15 and 6:30 p.m. the Shrines Queer! of Marvyrs, 7, 8, ?. 10, 1.1:30, NORTH PALM BEACH: St. Clare Monastery of La Grande Chartreuse in France. 12:30, 6 p.m. 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45. 12 ond 5:30 p.m. Chartreuse is available in both bottles and - FORT LAUDERDALE BEACH: St. Pius X, OKEECHOBEE: sacred Heart 9. Boys' 7, 8, 9:30, 11 and 12:15. School, 10:30. half bottles in gift cartons. St. Sebastian (Harbor Beach), 8, 9:30, OPA-LOCKA: Our Lady of Perpetual 11 and 5:30 p.m. Hplp, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30. of Europe FORT MYERS: St. Fronds Xavier, St. Philip (Bunche Park) 9. PAHOKEE: St. Mary 11:30. CHARTREUSE '6, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. 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International St. John the Apostle, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,PUNTA GORDA: Sacred Heart, 7:30 10, 6:30 p.m. 11, 12 ond 6 p.m. RICHMOND HEIGHTS: Christ The HOBE SOUND: St. Christopher, 9 a.m. King, 7, 10, 12. HOLLYWOOD: Annunciation 8, 9, 10 RIVIERA BEACH: St. Francis, 7, 8, 9, 10:30. 11:30. 6 11:30. SANIBEL ISLAND: 11:30. Little Flower, 5:45, 7, 8:15, 9:30SEBASTIAN, : St. William Mission, 8 a.m SEBRING: St. Catherine, 7. 9:30, 11. 10:45, 12, 5:30 p.m. SOUTH MIAMI: fcpiphany 6:30 8 9 Nativity, 6:15, 7:15, 8:15, 9:30, 10:30, 10, 11, 12. 11:30, 7:30 p.m. St. Louis (Palmetto Sr. High Auditor- St. Bernadette, 8, 9, 10, 11. ium, 7460 S.W. 118th St.) 8, 9:30 St. Stephen, 7,j3, 9, 10, 11, 12:15 and ond 11. Take the pilgrimage of your dreams on Irish Inter- 7 p.m. St. Thomas (South Miami Jr. High HOMESTEAD: Sacred Heart, 6:30, 8,School 6750 SW 60th St.), 8, 10, If national. 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December 6, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 27 LEGION OF DECENCY FILM RATINGS A I — FILMS GENERAMORALLLY PATRONAGUNOBJECTIONABLE E FOR 11:15 p.ni. (4-) —, .The Searching 4/30' p.m. (7) — Tall, Dark Across the Bridge Hey Boy, Hey Girl Phantom Planet FRIDAY, DEC. « Boots (Morally Objectionable In Phantom of the Opera Wind—(Morally Objectionable In Handsome (Adults, Adol.) Part For All) REASON —. Reflects: Air Patrql In Wake of Stranger 9 a.m. (7) — Stablemates (Part Two) Part For All) REASON — Reflects, 6 p.m. (10) s- My Pal Wolf ((Family) the acceptability of divorce. . ; Alias Jesse James It's Only Money PT 109 p y ; : All Bands On Deck In Search Of •>./ Raiders, The (Family) . the acceptability of divorce. 7:3730 p.m. (4) )- ThTeh DDesert Fo F x 4:30 p.m. (7) — Women ot Pitcairn Almost Angels The Castaways Raven, The, (Adults, AdoO Islan'd (Adults, AdoI.S : Reluctant Saint 1 p.m. (10) — Road Block (No Class.) 11:20 p.m: (7) — Hong Kong (Fam- Ansel In A Taxi Invasion Quartet 4:15 p.m. (5) — Where Do We Go ily) 11:25 p.m. (4) -r- The Glass Wall 6 p.m. (10) — The Tiajuana Story' Assignmnt Island, The Runaway (Adults, . Adol. ) (Adults. Adol.) Outer Space , Jason And The Savage Sam From Here (Adults, Adol.) 11:30 p.m. (10) — The Master Race 7 p.m. (4) — The' Tall Target (Fam-; Babes In Toyland Argonauts Sergeant Was A Lady 4:30 P.m. (7) — Colonel Effingham's MONDAY, DEC. » v It's A Mad, Seven Se"aa (Adults, Adol.) iiy) ' Bear- The 1 p.m. (10) — Powder Town (Adults, THURSDAY, DEC. 12 Best Of Enemies Mad World To Calais Raid (Adults, Adol.) 11:25 p.m. (4) — Latin Lovers- Beauty and the Beast John Paul Jones Siege of. The Saxons 4:30 p.m. (4) —. Queen Bee (Morally Adol.) ? a.m. (7) — Prisoner Of Shark (Adults, Adol.) • '• Bis Night Joseph and. Silent Call 4:15 p.m. (5) — The Flame And The . Island (Part One) (Family) • 11:30 p.m. (10) — Between Twoi Blood and Steel His Brethren Son Of FluUber Objectionable In Part For All) Arrow, (Adults. Adol.) I p.m. (10) — Racket Buster (Adults, Worlds (Adults, Adol.) OBSERVA- Boy and the Pirates Jumbo Stop. Look and Laugh REASON — Low moral tone. 4:30 p.m. £4) ~- Lorna Doone (Adults, Adol.) ' TION BY LEGION — This fantasy; Brass Bottle, The King Kone TS. Godzilla Stowaway In The Sky Adol.)* 4:15 p.m. (5) - St. Joan (Adults, should not be accepted as a presen-' Captain Sinbad Lassie's Great Summer Magic 6 p.m. (10) — • Count The Hours Clown And The Kid Adventure Sword In The Stone (Adults, Adol.) 4:30 P.m. 7) — The Bat (Adults, AdoL) tatioh of the theological teachings; Conspiracy of Hearts Last Days of Pompeii Tammy And The Adol.) 4:30 p.m. (4) - The Bride Wore concerning life after death. : Constantihe And The 7 pp.m . ((7 ) — Girl la His Pocket 6 p.m. (10) — Man With The Gun Last Voyage Doctor • (N(N o CClass.) Cross Incredible Mr. Limpet, Tarzans Three (Adults, Adol.) Crimson Blade The Challanges 7 p.m. (5) — Enehahted Island 7 p.m. (2) — (2 — Daytona-Orlando) Damn the Defiant Life of Maria Gorettl Teenage Millionaire (Adults, Adol.) . . — A Time To Live (No Class.) David and Goliath Adrian Messenger • Ten Who Dared ... 11:25 p.m. Of) — The Big Trees 7:30 p.m: (2 — Daytona-Orlando) — Dentist In Chair There Was A Crooked Ifercules And The > lilies Of The FiFiele d Wlnga Of Eagles (Family) , LLongest t DDay Man (Adults, Adol.) •. 7:30 p.m. (7) — • Wings Of Eagles Pope Says Council's Laymen Captive Women Majority Of One 3 Stooges Go Around Escape From 11:30 p.m. (10 ) — Confidential Agent (Family) • • • Man From The Diners The World In A Dsue (Morally Objectionable In Part For East Berlin Club Titans, The 11:25 p.m. (4) - Invasion U.S.A. 55 Days at Peking McLintocfc 30 Years'Of Fun All) REASON — Tends to condone (Morally Objectionable In Part For Face of Fire Michael Strocoff 300 Spartans „ . „ -hero taking the law Into his own All) REASON — Suggestive se- Flipper Midsummer Night's Three Stooges In Orbit hands, quence. . First Space Ship Have Vital Role In Church Dream Trojan Horse SATURDAY, DEC. 7 11:30 p.m. (10) — Angels With Dirty - To Venus Miracle Of The Ugly American Faces (Morally Objectionable In Gathering Of Eagles White Stallions Under Ten Flags 8 a.m. (5) — Doomed Caravan (Fam- Gldet Goes To Rome Viran, The Part For All) NO REASON GIVEN VATICAN CITY (NO'-r- The the Church there are many Gigot Mouse On The Moon Unbelieveable ily) BY • LEGION Great Day Murder At The Gallop We'll Bury You 3 p.m. (2) — Blood Arrow (Adults, lay auditors attending the Vati- offices with differed Vnc- Great Escape Mysterious Island . When Clock Strikes Adol.) • • . TUESDAY, DEC 1« tions, including thiK -who, No Man Is An Island Wonderful World of 3:30 p.m. (7) — Sunday Dinner For can council have been thanked Hey f'tet's Twist No Place Like Homicide -^ the Brothers Grimm A Soldier (No Class.) 9 am. (7) — Leave Her To Heaven How The West Nutty Professor, The Young And The Brave. 4 p.m. (4) — The Eternal1 Sea (Fam- (Part One) (Adults, Adol.) teach and those who listen. Wu Won Password Is Courage The ily) 1 p.m.' (10) — One More Tomorrow by Pope Paul VI and charged Honeymoon .-.Machine Papa's Delicate . Young Swingers o:30 p.m. (10) —N 12 Angry Men (Morally Objectionable In Part For Condition (Family) / All) REASON — Reflects the ac- with the task of spreading the The Pope said the "audi- ceptability of divorce. A II — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR 9 p.m. (7) — • The X,e(t Hand Of tores" (listeners) at the council ADOLESCENTS AND ADULTS God (Adults, Adol.) 4:15 p.m. (5) - Magic Town (Part Gospel and of bringing the 11:20 p.m. (5) — Tomorrow Is My One) (Adults, Adol.) become "locutores" (speakers) All Night Long Fury Of The Pagans Nightmare _ Turn (Morally Objectionable In 4:30 p.m. (4) — Backfire (Adults, Church's social action work up Fury Of Smuggler's ~- Old Dark House, The Adol.) A11 The Way Home Operation Bottleneck Part For All) REASON — Although outside the council. He then.: Antigone Bay this film may be commended for 4:30 p.m. 7) — Forbidden Street to date. Pirates Of Blood River : Any-Number Can Win General Delia Rovere Play It Cool its . positive development of the (Morally Objectionable In Part For said they.are called to spread: Balloon Gone Are The Days Playboy of the theme' of human fraternity and dig? All) REASON — Reflects the ac- Pope Paul received- the lay- Barabbas Good Soldier, Western World nity, it is nevertheless seriously ceptability of dlvoroe. the evangelical messag e Because They're Young Harbor Lights Samson and the seven 6 p.m. (10) - City Of Fear (Adults, Beware Of Children Haunted Palace, The marred by a plot-resolution which men and told them that their . throughout the world and at Haunting, The Miracles of the World solicits the viewer's acquiescence Adol.) Billy Budd Sardonicus to ah Immoral decision by the 7 p.m. (7) — D. I. (Adults, Adol.) presence at the council stressed Birdman Of Alcatraz Heaven's Above Schweik, The the same time to bring the Birds, The Hell Bent For Leathei Seven Days In May hero. Moreover, the film contains 11:25 p.m: (4) — Best Of The Blues the great importance of the co- Black Sunday Hellions, The Shadow Of rear , several sequences which, in their (No Class.) Church's relationships with so-' Burning Court, TJue Hell Is For Heroes Sinner . intensity and duration are highly 11:30 p.m. (10) — The Falcon In operation between hierarchy Captain Newman, M.D. Hide And Seek • Hollywood (Adults, Adol.) ciety's temporal problems up'to CastiUan Hootenanny Root Six Black Horses suggestive. Charade Householder, The Sound of Trumpets 11:20 p.m. (7) — The Black Sheep* and laity. date. • , ' Chushingura - Huns, The Square Of Violence (No Class.) WEDNESDAY, DEO. 11 Stolen Hours 11:30 p.m. (2 — Daytona-Orlando) — Colossus Of Rhodes Incident In An Alley Suitor, The > 9 a'.m. (7) — Leave Her To Heaven Come Fly With TWe Run For Cover (Morally Objection- (Part Two) (Adults, Adol.) He said that their silence He concluded by saying that, Condemned of Altona It Happened At Sword of the able In Part For All) REASON - Court Martial The World's Fair ' Conqueror 1 p.m. (10) — Irish In Us (No in the council debates was Taras Bulba Reflects the acceptability of di- Class.) . the Church has great expecta-', Courtship, of Lancelot and Guinevere vorce. Eddie's Father Lawrence Of Arabia Ten Seconds TO Hell 4:15 p.m. (5) - Magic Town (Part positive rather than negative, dons of tfiie role of the laity, Day of Pury Lineup Terror, The 11:30 p.m. (4) — The Saboteur Two) (Adults, Adol.) Day Of The Trlffids Life In Danger To Kill A Mockingbird (Adults, Adol.) .; . • >4:30 p.m. (4) — Desert, Fury (Adults, since it' demonstrates how in at this hour of history. ' Days of Wine and Roses Lisa in West Street 11:30 p.m. (10) — Beast Of Hollow Adol.) Dead To The World Lonely Are The Brave Thunder Island Mountain (Family) Deadly Duo Long Absence Two Nights Witli , Duel Of The Titans Lord Of The Files Cleopatra SSUNDAY, DEC. 0 Electra Madison Avenue , Twice Told Tales . (5) — The Last Outpost Pompano—3100 North Federal Highway Rider on a Dead Horse (Family) ' Coral Gables—280 Alhambra Circle Adventures of a Gunfight At Young Man . Rocco and His Brother- Dania — 760 Dania Boulevard Angels of Darkness Comanehe Creek Bunning Man, The Perrine— 16915 U.S.I Another Time, Another Horror Chamber of Sound and the Fury Place Dr. Faustus Spencer's Mountain Beach Party Horror Hotel Summer and Smoke LUNCH 6 DINNER 7 DAYS Big Deal On Hustler, The Sundays and Cybele Madonna St. I Could Go On Singing Sweet Bird of Ytfuth Big Risk, The In The French Style Taste of Honey Bye, Bye Birdie Interns, The * Take Her Sheis Mine - Cairo • La Notte Brava This Farth Is Mine California Leopard, The Thunder of Drums Captain's Table Love and Larceny Tower ofLondon Cardinal, The Love Is A Ball Town Without Pity DRIVERS The Ceremony Love With The Proper Toys In The Attic Claudelle Inglish Stranger Twilight Of Honor Come Blow Your Horn Magician Two Are Guilty The best Condemned Of Altona Make Mine Mink For The- Seesaw SEAS SEA FOOD MARKET Man's Favorite Sport Two .Women. SAVE! in Italian Crooks Anonymous Day of the Outlaw Manchurlan Candidate V.I.P.'s, The Cuisine Day In Court Mind Benders Warriors Five Our Fish Are Truly Fresh Dime With A Halo Monkey In The Winter -West Side Story • Dr. Crippen Muriel Whatever Happened Fresh Northern Pish End of Innocence Nine Hours To Rama To Baby Jane? 7 Fatal Desire Pink Panther Where the Truth Lies Five Golden How The Prize Who's Got the Action Months ' Five Miles To Wonders of Alladin Reasonable Prices rr Lounge Midnight Quare Fellow, The' Wrong Arm Four Fast Guns Rice Girls. The Of The Law Collins Avenue and 174th St. Fun In Alcapolco Rififi In Tokyo Yesterday's Enemy Insurance WI 7-1841 Miami Beach A-IV — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ONLY ADULTS WITH RESERVATIONS** No Membership Fee Ttdv?9««ad Consent "SV4" Mud Below Cleo FrSrn^ to / ( L Shaped Room - Tom Jones Circle of Deception La Dolce Vita This Sporting Life CLAM & OYSTER RAW BAR Divorce '!M:-v •1--1- Long Day's Journey Under The Yum Yum Chase Insurance Into Night Tree SAY YOU SAW Intruder Mondo Cane Young And The, FRESH POULTRY AND EGGS Sky Above and Willing, The Agency, Inc. THEIR AD IN 2200 S.W. Red Road (57th Ave.) PH 666-3034 12585 N.E. 7th AVENUE (**Thrv s classificatioICtlLUJini Ijuas given ti.wo certaitcnanni filmiiinias whichcmm, whilWIIIJCe noIIWtL morally offensive, require some analysis and explanation as a protection the uninforme' ' d' against wrong interpretation and false conclusions.) PL 4-8241 THE VOICE B _ MORALLY OBJECTIONABLE IN PART FOR ALL A New Kind Of Love Indestructible Man Rookie MEMBER: CAR1E BLANCHE AMER Brick Street Irma.La Douce Shock Corridor EXPRESS. DINERS' CLUB Big Show It Happened In Athens Shoot the Black Whip It Takes A Thief Piano Player SINCE 1936 Born Reckless Johnny Cool Small World o£ emididd Joker, The Sammy Lee i.riun;t \ Chapman Report : Journey To The Sodom and Gomorrah HAPPY HOUR LIVE Cleopatra Seventh Planet Solomon and Sheba L!QUORS\ Conjugal Bed Juvenile Jungle ' Lady In The Cage Some Came Running / MAINE Crack In the Mirror Sons and Lovers Cry For Happy Lanaru . TAVERN Look In Any Window Splendor In Grass Cry Of Battle Stripper, The LOBSTER ?ONO!jNCEO PEACH.ALO Dementia Love In Goldfish Bowl Lover Come Back Subway In the Sky KNOWN AS PICCOLO Devil and the Summerskin Ten Commandments Love On The Riviera 3680 CORAL WAY 136 COLLINS AVE. SOUTH END, MIAMI BEACH Doctor In l^ove Madame Telltale Heart Doctor No Mania Temptress and the JE 2-2221 or JE 8-1267 Sundays, lj Noon to 12 PM-Dflily, Noon to Edge of Fury Man of the West Monk sy. Noon to 2 AM Eighth Day of Man On the Prowl Three On A Spree The Week Marriage Go Round Time Out For Love Firebrand, The Mary Had A Little Two Faces of Follow Tne Boys Matter of Morals, A Dr. JekyU FLORIDA LOBSTER For-fa*Ye Or Money Maxime, / Two Loves Force of Impulse Mongols, The Two Weeks In Newberg with Baked Potato Free. White And Morgan The Pirate r Another Town Salad and Coffee Twenty-One Most Dangerous Vampire and the Man Alive Ballerina Fla. Lobster Fro Diavolo w/Linguino 95 Frightened City From the Terrace Never So Few Very Private Affair Salad and Coffee Girl Hunters No Exit Waltz of the Toreadors Of Love And Desire Warrior Empress Broiled Fla. Lobster with Crabrneat Gun Hawk, The Wayward Girl Filling with Baked Pptato, Gypsy ^ Operation Bikini Whiite Slave Ship He Rides Tall Palm Springs Weekend Who's Been Sleeping Salad and Coffev Head, The Pretty Boy Friend In My Bed- 1 House of Women Purple Noon Wife For A Night STEAKS • CHOPS • RIB ROAST • SEAFOOD House On the Rampage Wild Harvest * Waterfront Rebel Breed Wild In the Country BAR-B-Q RIBS • BEEF Stone Crabs, Oysters, Clams, In the Cool of the Day ^ Revolt of Slaves^ JUMBO HOT ROAST ZFC V% Shell, Clams Casino or any CONDEMNED BEEF SANDWICH OS CHICKEN • PORK style, Calamari, Scungilli, Pom- Balcony, The Law, The Prime Time pano, Frog Legs, Live Maine or Boccaccio 70 Les Liaisons Question of Adultery Breathless Love Is My Profession Saturday Night and > Manicotti • Lasagna Florida Lobsters, Baccala, Mus- Come Dance With Me Lovers* . Sunday Morning LUNCHEON SPECIAL • Risotto e Ravioli sels, Shrimp Scampi, Stuffed During One Night Mating Urge Seven Capital Sins Five Day Lover ' My Life To Live Sins of Mona Kent ROAST BEEF PUTTER, HOT > Fettucine • Gnocchi Shrimp, Snapper, Lobster Girl With the Naked Night Temptation Thermader, Newberg, Seppie Golden Eyes Never On Sunday Tiara HOME MADE ICE CREAM Green Mare. The Odd Obsession Tahiti ' >OTATO SALAD, LETTUCE, or Polpo. I Love, You Love Oscar Wilde Too Young .roan of the Anerels Phaedra Too Immoral Knife In The Water Play Girl After Dark Truth, The , STOCK GRAVY. SERVED WEDDING,AND BIRTHDAY CAKES Lady Chatterly's Please, Not Now Women of the World Lover Port of Desire Young and Damned Over 100 7-Course Dinners from 1.85 • Also A (Please clip and save this list. It will be published periodically.) |FRE£ PARKINGj

Page 28 December 6, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida • SPECIAL SUNDAY PUKES A Flash Of Awful Truth' On A TV Screen AFTER CHURCH MEET ALL YOUR FRIENDS AT . . . By WILLIAM H. MOORING sisters, so suddenly overwhelm- USA' (un-named of course) tors." This decries war, but it ed by unfathomable grief. would soon pass. .HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — In a does so with such biting cyni- flash of awful truth, millions of /Without knowledge oi John cism as to denigrate the valor By another ironic coinci- of all men who have been will- us saw a man murdered- in cold Fitzgerald Kennedy's posthu- dence, a presidential nominee blood before our very eyes. For mous Thanksgiving Day proc- ing to sacrifice life before was assassinated in Sinatra's honor. a second, ap- lamation, one realized that LUNCH — "Manchurian Candidate," 11:30 a.m. to 2:05 p.m. prehension light- the desperate sequel whether filmed last year. There, too, I wondered how fictional DINNER 4:30 - 8:05 pjn.CAFETERIAS ed Oswald's Hollywood or not conceived to avenge was a "hate" conspiracy in pornography like "The Car- 0PEN • MIAMI - 2155 CORAL WAY eyes, as if he him, had violated principles which lefiwing and rightist petbaggers" arid "Nevada % HOUR* HIALEAH - 250 EAST 4th AVE. were expecting In Focus by which he tried so well to politics were deliberately in- Smith" could rate so impor- SUNDAY • S. MIAMI - 6272 S. DIXIE HWY. something. Use. jected, to confuse vital is- ' tantly, While "P. T. 109," • HOMESTEAD - 399 N. KROME AVE. Then came : story of John F. Kennedy's "Let us," he said, "beseech sues. Experiences in World War II the kind of gangster killing to Almighty God to pardon our . which constant simulation on had to be filmed on the national and other transgres- "I thought of bereaved film movies and TV has callous- cheap. Which of these stories sion ... . to promote knowl- "greats" I have known, whose ed us. ••.'•• was likely to be "more hon- edge of true religion and vir- sorrows drove them to seda- est and realistic," as better tue ... towards peace, justice tives or psycho-analysis. Then Ifjme thought of it, the "Re- films, are supposed to be these , arid understanding among men again, of a grieving lady, brave- nr 'ible Inventions" of man, days? On The Ocean, 102nd Street, Ba! Harbour, Miami Beach and nations." ly bringing home her dead hus- to ^Jch Pope Pius XII refers band, victim, not of disease, but in "Miranda Prorsus," now had SINATRA'S i PROPHECY savage deed. I wondered how Paddy Cha- actually shown us how hatred In a montage of recollections yevsky, whose -'Marty":— a and bitterness can destroy hu- I recalled the 1954 movie, "Sud- I thought of how JFK detest- clean, honest story — made a manity. denly," in which Frank §inatra ed war, but fought heroically in fortune, and. won Oscars, could GRACIOUS DINING AT ITS played a psychopathic ex-GI, a just cause, striving for peace, argue, as recently he did, that SUPERB BEST The agony of the first shatter- hired by gangsters in the em- only to die-un-fighting, without "The Americanization of Emily ing new;s, already had been as- ploy of a foreign power. He any chance of self-defense. And Smith" could "not get an art '•:-•*. Where club atmosphere prevails, Entertain- suaged by the exemplary cour- perched himself at a window, I wondered how people were theater release, nor play East "ment nightly as of Dec. 73 in the Emerald rage and Christian resignation of high-powered gun trained on the now going to take Carl Fore- Side theaters if it didn't have Cocktail Lounge, dining and dancing nightly a wife, mother, brothers and spot where the President of the man's new war film, "The Vic- naked girls." in the elegant Crystal Room. THE REAL CHALLENGE A. M. (Tony) Padden, General Manager Obi the stark black and white IN COVERING NATIONAL TRAGEDY of the agonizing news, I sens- Maitre de: William Phone 866-2711 ed an awful warning against moral confusion and evil ex- tremism. Through the commu- TV Passes Its Greatest Test nication arts, fact and fallacy, FREE SELF PARKING FOR 500 CARS reality and fantasy, today are By WILLIAM H. MOORING "pro-Castro Marxist" in reports only words I can find or the trained with explosive power, upon the imagination and ideas HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — and special interviews, were State funeral telecasts. Agon- of millions of people." American television passed building his "image" as a izing in detail, these were with glowing colors — albeit at lone fanatic. They doubted any mercifully- restrained and Whether one regards a par- half-mast — the greatest test of organized communist plot was hushed in verbal comment.. ticular movie as "realistic" its history. involved. Indeed they answered a or "escapist," it brings to National trag- thought one had had often the screen some sort of "im- edy of world- Aline Mosby, one-time, Mos- age" of life. The highest OCEAN AT 163rd STREET • Wl 5-3461 during the three, black days. ideas are neither respected wide concern, cow correspondent, recapped „ MIAMI BEACH 54, FLORIDA claimed global, Hollywood This was a time when silence nor extolled in enough movies an interview she had in the and TV shows of any type. SPECIAL 4-DAY THANKSGIVING U. S. n e t - was eloquent. One wished to USSR with Oswald, an ex-U.S. Law and order finally, must SO WEEKEND work coverage Televiews pray and think, to listen to con- as news of Pres- Marine, then seeking Soviet be resolved in right thinking. HOUSE PARTY science, net comment. ident Kennedy's citizenship. "He was not," And how are we doing? 16 < Cessation of all entertainment !>erper»n dbl occ *r COME ANYTIME THURSDAY.. assassin a- she said, under leading ques- Movies and TV are not whol- entire stay. (45 of 304 rooms) LEAVE ANYTIME SUNDAY tion flashed to • tions, "a trained communist. programs and, more particular- ly accountable for the increas- 15 Western and 7 Iron curtain He told me he indoctri- ly, of all commercials (a, tre- ed lawlessness, secularism and countries. nated himself by a course of. mendous financial sacrifice) re- materialism that torture our times. But every movie and TV Even Moscow, hitherto cold Marxist reading." What was flected shining credit on all the networks. By and large, they creator shares tremendous op- as the cold war to satellite tele- Oswald doing in Russia? No portunity and responsibility to faced a hard sorrowful task the casting, on Saturday, Nov. 23, clear attempt was made to utilize these "Remarkable In- never had been and, God will- for the first time on record, elucidate. ventions" to arrest, not assist, bea§te9S«ze minutes of uncen- ing, never shall be again. the downward trend. We can never learn from him. sored, AmericaTi TV into Rus- Rubenstein took care of that, sian homes. after Dallas chief of police had- As everyone recoiled from the been warned by press questions | Catholic Programs In Diocese Handsomest Seafood Restaurant dreadful news that death had as to a risk of lynching. Un- anywhere in the world!!! followed diabolism, both NBC told millions must have seen I On Radio And Television Sunday LUNCHEON from 85C and CBS newscasters retailed the startled look on Oswald's course by Father David J. Heffer- SERVED FROM 11:45 A.M. TELEVISION nan.* DINNER from «2.25 without rebuttal, Moscow charg- -face as the man with the gun ' » A.M. 7:30 A. M. TEI.AMIGO — WCKT, Ch. 7 - USIA THE CATHOMC HOUR — 'WIOD, SERVED FROM 5:45 P.M. es that "right wing extremists" approached. The police to whom Spanish-language documentary film. 610 Kc. Same ownership as COCKTAIU LOUNGE Ample 8:30 A. M. Onfcmous Ton y Sweet's I»HOMEs parking space on had engineered the vile plot. At he was shackled were looking THE CHRISTOPHERS, WPTV, Ch. 5 THE HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS, (West Palm Beach) — "Our Ameri- WCCP (Port Charlotte) Restaurant • 86S-8688 • premises that time no-one had been ap- can Heritage" — The spiritual foun- 8:45 A. M. 1900 N. Bay Causeway (79 St. Causeway) Miami Beach the other way. This the NBC-TV dations of the United States are em- THE HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS — prehended. phasized in presenting -the back- WJCM (Sebring) murder shot clearly shows. ground of Uie inscriptions on.aJl our » A. -M. coins and the Liberty Bell. Pianist THE (SACRED HEART PROGRAM T><^ name Lee H. Oswald HUNTLEY ON HATRED Jack Fina also appears. — WGMA (Hollywood) »:J5 A.M. » A. M. ha lot been mentioned. ' NBC's Chet Huntley spoke of THAT I MAY SEE FM REPEAT — THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM — WFLM-FM, 105.9 Mg.. (Fort Laud- 121st off Collins Aye. Kremlin propagandists there- "an ominous and sickening pop- Ch: 5, WPTV (West Palm Beach) —. erdale) — FM rebroadcast of Fa- "Smart Buyers Get The - Father Robert I. Gannon, S. J-, di- ther • David J. Heffernan's TV in- .Miami Beach for were caught with their rector of the Jesuit Mission, New struction talk.* ularity of hatred" in this coun- York, will speak on ''Points Of Dif- 9:30 A. M. Best Buys at McBride's" guesses down and TV com- ference" in the fifthin a series of CATHOLIC NEWS AND YOB — try. He then pointed to extreme talks on the subject "Toward Bet- WHEW, 1600 Kc. (Riviera Beach) mentators here, who failed to ter Understanding." — News of Palm Beach area par- observe this, missed a great right wing propaganda as if no 11 A.M. ishes. Commentator: Father Cyril The Largest Stock of THAT I MAT SEE -r- WCKT, Ch. 7 — Schweihberg, C. P., retreat direc- opportunity to serve honesty hatred ever were engendered Instruction discourse " by Father tor, Our Lady of Florida Monastery Imported and Domestic David J. Heffernan, pastor, St. and Retreat House, -North Palm and demonstrate their "objec- from the extreme left. Pius X parish, Fort Lauderdale.* Beach.* Wines and Liquors MASS FOR SHUT-INS - WLBW-TV, 9:30 A. M. tivity." Ch. 10 — Celebrant: Very Rev. THE HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIEBt In the Greater Miami Area When the full investigation or- Msgr. R. E. Philbin, pastor, St. Mi- WIRA, 1480 Kc. FM 95.5 Mg. (Fort Shortly, when Oswald had chael the Archangel parish.* Lauderdale) dered by President Lyndon I P.M. 10:15 A. M. been arrested and his pro-Castro THE CHRISTOPHERS, Ch. 2 WBSH SPANISH CATHOLIC HOUR - Johnson is through, TV com- (Daytona-Orlanao) — The title of i Catholic news from The Voice. *\ PL 7-1160 backgrounds and three-year de- today's Christopher program is WMET, 1200 Kc. — Spanish re-' mentators who muffed objective "How To Strengthen Any Organiza- ligious program on behalf o-f Centro FREE DELIVERY IN THE fection to Russia disclosed, hesi- tion." Hispano Catolico. Moderator: Fa- NORTH DADE AREA comment in the passion of the ther Aveliho Gonzales, O. P. tant revisions but no retractions 6:05 P. M. hour, may have an opportunity RADIO CATHOLIC NEWS — WGBS, 710 KG.; followed from CBS or NBC. to correct themselves, but they . 4 A. M. ' ' 96.3 FM — Summary of worldwide ABC comment was more ob- THE CHRISTOPHERS, WGMA (Hol- Catholic news from NCWC Catholic will not likely then be heard by ' lywood) i News Service and South Florida E. McBRlDE-LIQUORS jective throughout. t:30 A. M. Catholic news from The Voice.* the peoples behind the Iron Cur- THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM 8:30 P. M. liquor Store .RECAPPED INTERVIEW •r- WGBS, 710 Kc. THE HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED, tain. 7 A. M. WJNO (West Palm Beach) By Saturday, CBS and NBC, THAT I MAY SEE REPEAT — 8:45 P. M. 734 N.E. 125th St. WGBS, 710 Kc, 96.3 FM - Re- THE HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS — while referring to Oswald as a Superb and dignified are the broadcast of TV instrutruction dis- WKAT, 120 Kc. North Miami's Smartest December 6, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 29 TERMINA LA SEGUNDA SESION DEL CONCILIO VATICANO Amplifud de Miras en la Ultima Semana del Concilio CIUDAD DEL VATICANO ejemplo; efectuados ante su origen directo en los Apds- dicion necesaria para restau- (NC)—Una amplitud de mi- |tin minis tro que no es cat6- toles" y aprepia ademas la rar la unidad", agrega el es- ras earacterizo las discusiones lico; el permiso de asistir en rica contribution que a la 11- quema. de los Padres del Concilio so- ciertos casos a servicios reli- turgia del Occidente (roma- bre los medios de estimular giosos fuera. de la propia fe na) han heclro esas iglesias El documento reconoce tain las relaciones ecumfinicas catoliea, y la cooperacion con orientales; para luego reco- bien el muro que separa a las con los ereyentes de otras pensadores cristianos fuera mendar a "los pastores y fie- Iglesias Orientates de la Occi- confesiones religioSas. del catolicismo, en el campo les de la Iglesia Catoliea, que dental Latina: "Es nuestro intelectual. presten atencion muy espe- anhelo sincero y cordial de- cial a la comunion fraternal rribar ese muro, para que Muestra de este enfoque El •/ Concilio decidi6 conti- que existe entre esas iglesias haya solamente una morada con que Ik no el Concilio la nuar con una tercera sesion, en el nivel eclesiastico, y res- cuya piedra fundamental, Je- ultima semana de su segutt- que se convoca para fines del peten su aiitiguedad venera- suscrito, nos haga uno". d. sesion, es' una serie de me- afio entrante, del 14 de sep- ble y su origen apost61ico". didas recomendadas por los tiembre al 20 de noviembre En cuanto a las confesio- ©bispos, que incluyen otorgar de 1964. Incluso en prevision de la hes protestantes, el esquema reconocimiento como validos anhelada unidad de todos los ve en la aceptacion comun de a los matrimonios mixtos (de Ademas fueron elegidos 43 cristianos, el texto en deba- la Santa Biblia "un medio va- catolico con protestante, por obispos para servir en las di- te dice: "El ConcMio afirma liosisimo para iniciar un dia- versas comisiones d«l Conci- solemnemente el principio de logo".. lio y facilitaf sus labores. En-'' la "unidad en la diversidad", Se prevee, ciertamente, a tre ellos figuran seis obispos que permite una cierta diver- los fieles "para que se aibs- MAS DE UN CENTENAR de catequistas de habla bispana MISAS LOS DOMINGOS CON de Estados Unidos, la nacion sidad de costumlbres y prac- tengan de todo eontaoto su- participaron el pasado sabado en una asamblea de la Rama que cuenta con el mayor mi- ticas, particularmente cuando perficial y de todo celo im- Latina de la Confraternidad de la Doctrina Cristiana, que SERMON EN ESPAROL mero en esta elecci6n. son sancionadas por los Pa- prudente", pero el texto en- se efectuo en el salon de la Escuela Parroquial del Corpus comia "los primeros pasos da ST. MICHAEL, 2935 W. Flagler La mayor parte del tiempo dres de la Iglesia. Christi. En la foto el director de la Rama Lattna de CDC, St., Miami—10 a.m. y 9 p.m. dos seriamente por los cristia se dedico al debate de los ca- "Acatar plenamente este nos para iniciar un dialogo Padre Emilia Vallina, hace la presentation del Hermano Ben- STS. PETER AND PAUL, 900 SW pitulos segundo y tercero del jamin,- DLS, quien ofreci6 a los catequistas una exposicion 26 Road Miami — 12:5$, 5:30 y principio traditional tanta* que ya los viene acercando 7:30 (A las 10:30 a.m. en el esquema sobre el movimiento veces ignorado, es una con- poco a poco". sobre metodologia de la catequesis. Auditorium da la Escuela Pa- ecumenico, que tratan uno, rroquial^— de los medios de lograr la CORPUS CHRISTI, 3230 NW 7tl» uni6n de los ereyentes, y el Ave.. Miami — 10 a.m., 13:55 otro, de la actual condicion y 5:30 p.m. de los hermanos separa-dos GESU, 118 NE 2 St., Miami — (protestantes y ortodoxos). 5:30 p.m. ST. HUGH, Royal Road / Main Falta someter a la conside- Highway. — 5.30 p.m. ration y voto de los Padres LITTLE FLOWER, 1210 Anastasla del Concilio los capitulos Ave. Coral Gables — 9 a.m. y 12:30 p.m. cuarto y quinto del esquema, que se refieren a las relacio- INMACULADA CONCEPCION, 68 W 42 Place, Hialeah. — nes de los cristianos con los 11.30 a.m. judios, y a la libertad de re- SAN JUAN APOSTOL, 451 B. 4 ligion . Aye. Hialeah — 12:00 p.m. ST. DOMINIC, Falrlawn School, El capitulo tercero ha- 422 SW 60 Ave., Miami — bla de "la situation especial 11 a.m. " ' de la Iglesia oriental" (los ST. BRENDAN, 87 Ave. y JJS St., cristianos ortodoxos) y dedi- SW, Miami — 6:30 p.m. ca otra seccion a "las comu- MISION DE SAN JUAN BOSCO, nidades confesionales que (Provlsionalmente en el Iocs' del Cine Tivoli, 744 W. Flaglei han surgido desde el siglo St.) 9, 10:30 y 12 del dia. XVI en adelante", una re- ferencia a la Reforma Protes- S. TIMOTHY, 5400 SW 102 AT*. tante. UN ANGULO del Sal6n parroquial del Corpus Christi, apre- saron los ^xitos logrados en lo que a ensenanza de la reli- 11 a.m. ciandose un aspecto del publlco integrado por catequistas de gion en espanol se refiere y se trataron temas de interns , ST. AGNES, Ml HARBOR Dr El esquema reconoce que Key Biscayne.—8:30 y 11 am "son muchas las Iglesias lo- habla hisana, que partieip6 en importante asamblea de la sobre catequesis. cales del Oriente que tuvieron Confraternidad de la Doctrina Cristiana, en la que se revi- Sacramento de la Penifencia; jPueden los Sacerdofes Perdonar los Pecados? (Continuaclon) bras de misericordia y de perddn: "Tus pecados te son perdo- nados....vete y no peques mas.** iCuales Son, las pruebas de que los sacerdotes tienen el poder de perdonar los pecados? Comencemos por inquirir JESUS RECIBE A LOS PECADOKJES ctj&l haya sido el principal fin que persiguiera el ministerio de.CrtSto^n la tierra. iNo fue por ventura el de rescatar a Estos hermosos cuadros en que Jesus perdona la mujer la humanidaS del ipecado, y proveer los medios necesarios pa- cogida en adulterio, y a la pecadora Magdalena, y aquel otro ra obtener- la perfeccidn espiritual y alcanzar la vida eterna? en que de sus moribundos labios brota el perd6n para sus Las paginas del Evangelio estan llenas de la compasion de X asesinos, debe ser para los pecadores como la brisa de una Cristo hacia la doliente y pecadora humanidad. Devuelve la is eterna primavera. Para las almas que han caido en la nagra vista a los eiegos, el oido a los sordos, el haMa a los mudos, 4J «••«;!•• yii-v- desesperacion, estas palabras son como la alborada de un y el vigor a los paraliticos. San Mateo resume todo esto en Por el R.P.John A.6'Briert glarioso dia. No impprta que el alma so halle cubierta por la una sencilla frase: "y cur6 a todos los dolientes" (8: 16). Aun Adaptation al fipanol a"*\ lepra del pecado; Cristo la limpiara. Aunque vuestros peca- cuando derramafoa a manos llenas sus beneficios sobre el R.P.Antonie Navarrete dos sean cotno la grana, quedaran blancos como la nieve; y cuerpo .dolie-ite, con todo, su corazdn, tenia mas ea cuenta h.^m.lliiiHiniijHij aunque fuesen de encarnado como el vermellon, se volveran la& aflicciones del alma. El fin primordial del ministerio de del color de la lana mas blanca" (Isaias 1: 18) "La cana cas- Cristo sta simbolizado en su inismo nomibre; porque dice Maria Magdalena, una mujer de la calle, a quien los orgullosos cada no la quebrara; ni apagara el pabilo que aun humea" el angel: "le pondras por nombre Jesus; pues el es el qu« ha fariseos mirancon desprecio, se presenta delante de Jesais, y (Is. 42: 3) de salvar a su pueblo de sus pecados" (Mat. 1: 21) con sus lagrimas le lava los pies, ungiendolps' con precioso balsamo y seeandolos con sus mismos cabel'los. Visto lo cual, Tan ti«rno se mostraba Jesus con los pecadores, que los CRISTO PEBDONA A MUCHAS MAGDALENAS los fariseos se escandalizan de que Jesus haya permitido a la fariseos se qttejaiban con los discipulos: "iiCdmo es que vues- inujer siquiera tocarle. Con gusto quisieran echarla fuera, por tro 'maestro come con publicanos y pecadores? Mas ' ^s, Entre las escenas mas conmovedoreas de la vida de Cris- no contaminarse con ella, y Simon dice para si: "Si este hom- oyendolo, les dijo: No son los que estan sanos, sino %~ en- to, se cuentan aquellas en que nos muestra sa compasion por bre fuera prof eta, bien conoceria quien, y que tal es la mu- fermos los que necesitan de medico. Id, pues, a aprender lo la humanidad pecadora, caida a lo largo del camino, pero con- jer que le e

30 December 6# 1963- THE VOICE Micirrif, Ftbrida AUDIENCIA DEL SANTO PADRE AL OBISPO DE MIAMI vomm Envia el Papa su Bendicion Aposfolica a Refugiados Cubanos Durante una audienoia eoncedida al Obispo de Miami, go la direction del apostolado entre los cubanos refugiados, Mons. Coleman F. Carroll y a otros dos prelados de.esta Di6- mostro uh vivo interes por estos, e inquiri6 una amplia in-, cesis, el Papa Paulo VI mostro una viva preocupacidn por la formacion de parte del Obispo y del Cainciller de la Diocesis^ j inmensa colonia de cubanos desterrados en esta area y les dedicando buena parte de la audiencia & preguntas sobre las los Cyrsos de Formation Social envid su paternal bendicion. " dificultades de los refugiados- . . El Santo Padre pidio al Obispo Carroll que trasinitiera a Quedo profundamente emocionado a«te la noticia de que E3 Instituto de Aecion Social, en su preocupacidn de lle- los cubanos refugiados en Miami su paternal bendicion y sus mas de cien mil cubanos estan vivendo en el area de Miami yar la Doctrina Social Cristiana a todos los sectores de la po- palabras de aliento y esperanza en estos momentos taa difi- y de que 45 sacerttotes cubanos, tambien desterrados, perraa- blacion latinoamericana de esta area de Miami, ha impulsa- ciles y angustiosos para ellos. necen aqui atendiendo a las necesidades espirituales de tan do un proyecto de difusion de la misma a nivel parroquial elevado niimero de fieles forzados a vivir lejos de su patria. * travds de eursos parroquiales de Formacion Social Cristiana. Con el Obispo Carroll participaron en la entrevista el na. Canciller de la Diocesis de Miami, Monsenor John J. Fitzpa- tirick, que es al mismo tiempo Director del Apostolado en Es- El i.'apa expreso una honda satisfaction al conocer ;qu« El primero de estos cursos quedo iaaugurado el pasado pafiol, y el Director -de Vocaciones Sacerdotales, Mons. James un tan grande numero, de cubanos, a pesar de haber sido lanes per la noche en los salones de la Escnela Parroquial del J. Walsh. arrancados de su tierra, seguian practicando su fe tan firme- Corpus Christ! con la asistencia de mas de dosdentas perso- mente y respondiendo en forma, grandiosa a la asistencia Al oir Su Santidad que Mons. Fitepatrick tenia a su car- s que han demostrado estar interesadas en conocer a fon- que se les estaba prestando en un pais extranjero. las materias que se desarrollaran todas las semanas en el • • • AMISTOSA AUDIENCIA jnistno lugar. • • • • Obispo Carroll Paulo "VI recibio calurosa- Los Cursos Parroquiales de Formacion Social Cristiana Bendicion Apostolica mente al Obispo Carroll y los constan de 1'4 temas que se desar-rollan Una vez por semana Oficiara el Domingo otros dos prelados miamen- durante tres meses. Cada tema es programado seg&a una tec- a los Refugiados Cubanos ses, dando la bienvenida al Dica de clase diferente, utilizando todos los medios auxiliares en la Catedral Obispo como a un vie jo ami- lue ofrece la pedagogia moderna- Terminado este primer CIUDAD VATICANO— La siguiente carta fue recibida go y trayendo a la memoria' ciclo en la pawoquia del Coo-pus Christi, el programs con- El Obispo Coleman F. por el Obispo Coleman F. Carroll mientras participaba en su visita ? Pittsburgh en 1950 cuando siendo aim Monsenor: tinuara en otras patrroquias en la misma forma. Carroll, que esta semana la Sesgunda Sesion del Conciiio Vaticano, despues de ha-, ber tenido una awdiencia privada con el Papa Paulo VI: Juan Bautista Montini, vino a Este proyecto esta dirigido no solo a difundir doetrinal- regresa de. Roma, donde los Estados Unidos por vez tnente los priiicipios cristianoe, sino tambien a tratar de dar particip6 en la sesiones Su Exeelenria: primera. respuesta, a travels de ellos, a las dudos, inquietudes y nece- del Conciiio Ecum6nico, v Tengo el honroso encargo.de acusar recibo en nom- sidades espirituales que en los 6rdenes social, econ6mico, y cantara una Solemn* Misa bre del Santo Padre, del Ramillete Espiritual que usted le En aquella ocasion el hoy de nacionalidad esta sufriendo la pofolaci6n latinoamericana. Pontifical, el proximo do- entrego a 61 de parte de los refugiados, cubanos por medio Sumo Pontifice visito la turn- en su mayoria cubana, que halbita en esta ciudad. de los buenos oficios de la Delegacion ApostoUca. ba del hermano del Obispo, • mingo, dia 8, a las 10 a.m. Mons. Walter Carroll, . quien Los temas estan enfocados particularmenie a resolver es- en la Catedral de Miami, E3 Soberano Pontifice quisiera que Su Excelencia le habia fallecido despues de tas interrogantes: - , en honor de la Inmaculada dijera a estos refugiados de Cuba lo emocionado que el haber trabajado varios anos esta por esta manifestation de amorosa y devota adhesion a sus ordenes en la Secretaria — iConocemos a cabalidad la Doc.trina Social de la Xgle- sConcepci6n, patrona de la al Vicario de Cristo, y quisiera que usted le expresara su de Estado Vaticana. Igual- • eia? - ' ' .'.••'• Diocesis y de los Estadoe mas se.ntlda gratitud por este gesto piadoso y su caluroso mente el Papa tuvo palabras ~— iCoaocemos los pensamientos ideologicos que se con- Unidos, cuya festividad se aprecio por los sentimientos que los inspiraron. de recuerdc para la senora celebra ese dia- madre del Obispo Carroll, a traponen a esta doctrina? Como prueba de su paternal gratitud y deseando una la que dijo que tenia presen- — iEntendemos lo que esta estremeciendo a la America Durante la misa el Obis- recompensa divina, Su Santidad cordialmente inuparte a Su te en sus oraciones con gran Latina? po Carroll ofrecera a los Excelencia, a los refugiados cubanos y al clero, religiosos frecuencia. fieles un resumen sobre y fieles de su Diocesis, su paternal Bencion Apostoliea. — iHemos penetrado en las ?ausas y consecuencias de el Conciiio Vaticano; por Renovando a Su Excelencia la seguridad de mi mas lo ocurrido en Cuba? Su visita a la antigua pa- ese motive, la misa de alta estimacion y cordiales recuerdos, quedo rroquia del Obispo Carroll Los cristianos afinnamos que somos poseedores de la ver- 11 a.m. que usuaJmente se Sinceramente suyo en Cristo, en Pittsburgh, fue la mas lar- dad y muchas veces desconocemos lo fundamental de la doc- ofrece -los domingos en la iga estadia del Pontifice rel- A. Dell'Acqua trina que pravticamos; pero hay una verdad que no podemos Catedral, sera suspendida. nante en una parroquia esta- olvidar y es que tenemos que ser mas que nunca, imprescin- Substitutus. dounidense. En aquella oca- diblemente, los testimonios de esa verdad. Pero para ser fie- si6n 61 se intereso mucho por el funcionamiento de las es- les testimonios tenemos que conocer los principios que sus- DESAPARECE INSIGNE LITERATO JESUITA tentamos. Esta es la gran responsabilidad de los que nos lla- cuelas parroquiales nortea- mamos o queremos ser cristianos. mericanas y quedo impresio- nado por los grandes nume- A esta responsabilidad parecen estar respondiendo los ea- ros de honibre y mujeres que t&icos de habla hispana de Miami, atendiendo al llamado del Muere en Miami el Padre Jose Rubinos S. j.se acercaban al conf ^sionario Instituto de Aecion Social. La apertura de este curso parro- y a recibir la sagrada comu- quial en el ,Corpus Christi constituyo un rotundo -exito. Es "Ofrezco mi muerte por Cu- bana. Esa academia funciona nion. de esperar, por el entusiamo demostrado en la primera no- ba y me siento feliz de poder actualmente en Miami, eh el che^-C^e este no decaera en las semanas proximas y que, por morir entre los cubanos."Es- colegio que aqui sostienen los Cuando el Obispo Carroll padres jesuitas. el contrSjk^el numero de concurrentes vaya en an men to. tas fueron las ultimas pala- le dijo que Mons. Walsh era bras pronunciadas por el Pa- Entre su f ecunda y brillan- director dc Vocaciones desde dre Jose Rubinos S.J. poco te obra literaria sobresale el antes de falleeer el pasado la fundacion de la Diocesis, poema epico Covadonga, que hace cinco anos, el Papa se martes en el Mercy Hospital ocupa lugar preferemte en la Continuaran la Semana Proximo de Miami. literatura gallega. mostr6 interesado en el tema y expreso su satisfaccion an- Nacido en La Coruna, Es- Academico de Honor de te el notable. increments en las Conferencias Cana en Espanol pana, el 3 de abril de 1898, la Real Academia Gallega y el numero' de seminaristas el Padre Rubinos vivio trein- Correspondiente de las Aca- durante estos anos. ~El pr6ximo viernes y sabado, 13 y 14 de diciemibre, se ta afios en Cuba, entregado a demias Colombiana y Cuba- la ensenanza y a la produc- ofrecera en el salon de actos de la Escuela Parroquial de St. P. JOSE RUBINOS S J. na de la Lengua, la produc- John the Apostle, en Hialeah, el ciclo de Conferencias Ca- ci6n literaria, hasta que el re- cion literaria del Padre Ru- Al ser informado de que na, para mairimonios de habla hispana, residentes en esa y gimen comunista lo expnlsi binos ha sido vastisima.. Naci- en este tiempo se habia cons- en las parroquias de Immaculate Conception, Blessed Trini- del pais durante las persecu- cerdotes y religiosos cubanos. do en Espana, dedicada toda truido un seminario mayor y ciones religiosas de 1961. *v y Our Laoy of Perpetual Help, en las zonas de Hialeaih, Despues de una breve es- su vida al magisterio en Cu- otro menor, el Santo Padre ami Springs y Oppa-Iocka. tancia en Espana, fue desti- ba, ordenado sacerdote . en expreso su gratitud a todos Ingreso en la Compaiifa Colombia, y autor de libros dias las conferencias comenzarin a las 8 p.m. y nado a Panama, donde actuo aquellos que con su generosi- d- Jesus el 10 de abril de como profesor «n Planteles en esos tres paises y en Ecua- los temas a desarrollar son euatro: "Necesidad de la Presen- 1914 y al aSo siguiente se tras dor, Panama y los Estados dad habian becbo posible que eia de la Familia Cristiana en el Mundo de Hoy", "Problemas de la Compania y en la Navi- laoo a la America del Sur, dad de 1962 vino a Miami, Unidos, la figura del jesuita se levantaran dos seminarios Medico-Morales en el Matrimonio", "Lo que Pide y lo que donde estudio Filosofia y reintegrandose a su cate- fallecido el paiado martes en en tan corto tiempo. Ofrece el Movimiento Familiar Cristiano""y "La Educaci6n de Teologia en Colombia y Ecua- dra de Literatura Espafiola Miami cobra dimension inter- los Hijos, ProWema Basico de la Familia Cristiana. national. : dor. Fue ordenado sacerdote en el Colegio de Belen que Al finalizar la audieiicia, el el 24 de Julio de 1926 en Bo- k • : , • ' . Estos ciclos se estan ofreciendo en distintas parroquias de funciona en esta ciudad como Papa Paulo VI pidi6 al Obis- gota, Colombia. continuaci6n del prestigioso Solemnes funerales de Miami, b'ajo los auspicios del Movimiento Familiar Cristiano, Cuerpo preeente fueron ofre- po Coleman Carroll que tras-! figurando como exponentes sacerdotes, medicos, pedagogos, plantel que fue clausurado en, El 24 de septiembre de Cuba al advenimieate del co- cidos el pasado miercoles en mitiera a todos los fieles de psicologos y matrimonios cristianos pertenecientes al MFC. la iglesia de Gesu oficiando • •.•••••'•• ^' ' v 192© hizo sus votes finales en munismo. la diocesis, de Miami su fer- £l progr?ma, que ya se ha ofrecido en las parroquias de la eapilla del Colegio de Be- el padre Ceferino Ruiz S.J. y pronunciando la oraci6n fu- viente y paternal Bendici6n SS. Peter and Paul y Corpus Christi, terroinara en la parro- len, en La Habana y alii per- Fue fundador de *a Acade- . Apostolica y que les pidiera quia de Little Flower, Coral Gables, con el ciclo que se ofre- maneci6 hasta que fue expul- mia Literaria Avellaneda, del nebre el padre Luis Ripoll S- J. Su cuerpo fue sepultado en a ellos que lo tuvieran siem- cera los dias 20 y 21 de dteiembre, para los feligreses de esa sado el 15 de septiembre de Colegio de Belen, por la que 1 y las parroquias de St. Brendan, ST. Timothy, St Thomas the 1961 en el vapor Covadonga pasaron figuras relevantes de el cementerio cat6lico de pre presente ea sus oracio- Miami. . Aj>ostle, Epiphany y St Hugh, en union de otros muchos sa- la lieratura y la oratoria cu-

Decemlaer 6, 1969, VOICE Florida Page 31 CALL MISS >PERRY AT PLAZA 4-2561 FOR CLASSIFIED

CARPENTERS PLUMBING ANNOUNCEMENTS CHILD'•#M OUR PARISH WHEN YOU'RE PLANNING A Excellent infant or child care in my hdme. ' CARPENTRY - PAINTING, ETC. HENRY FLATTERY $15 Week. So. Mia. Heights Area. 238-4673. GENERAL HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS WEDDING RECEPTION, DANCE, Fred, NE 5-3463 — Member Corpus Christ! Complete Septic Tank Service LUNCHEON, PARTr, ETC. CALL THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HALL, Will baby sit in my home for working mother. Plumbing Repairs and City Sewer Connections Call, CE 5-7921. 7632 NW 2 Ave. PL 7-1866 270 CATALONIA AVE,, CORAL GABLES CARPET INSTALLATION, REPAIRS $35 UP AIR CONDITIONING OPTIONAL Baby sitting, eves.; weekends. 18 Year old, Carpets stretched, installation, cleaned, in- SEE OR CALL BERNIE Di CRISTAFARO reliable, exper. infants, youngsters. PL 4-5336. surance claims, cigarette burns repaired. HI 8-9242 OR 271-6337 Mike PL 8-7894 — YU 9-7811. McCORMICK - BOYETT LOANS Plumbing Co. 24 HR. SERVICE CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION We specialize in plumbing repairs Baby sitters wanted for hotel and motel work. Call 945-5909 DIAMONDS — JEWELRY — SILVER 7424 N.E. 2nd Ave., Miami, Fla. LOANS TO $600! LOW LEGAL RATES. Day PL 7-0606 OVER 60 YEARS IN BUSINESS PATIOS, DRIVES, walks. KEYSTONE, color, Night PL 9-0355 - PL 8-9622 HALPERTS JEWELERS " 377-2353 any size job. Quality work. Free estimate. Special 2 week only. Our $3.50 permanent MU 8-2151 $5.00, complete. Open 8:30 to 5 P.M. No449 Pan Am Bank Bldg. 150 S.E. 3 Ave. appointment necessary. Becky's Beauty Salon, VENETIAN BLIND SERVICE 14714 N.W. 7 Ave. MU 5-3261. INSTRUCTION FLOOR CLEANING VENETIAN BLINDS - CORNICES USED CATHOLIC Reading Material needed for ST. JAMES' PARISH FLOORS CLEANED & WAXED Missionaries of India. HI 8-0624. YEAR 'ROUND TUTORING. PRIVATE OR GROUP. ELEMENTARY SUBJECTS. • HOMES * OFFICES~CA 1-4750 AIR CONDITIONED STUDIO HOME MADE CLOTHES FOR TAMMY DOLLS. CALL MU 5-2269 NOW. NA 1-7716, HOME REPAIR TAPES, CORDS BLINDS REFINISHEO CARD Of THANKS EMPLOYMENT OR REPAIRED IN YOUR HOME •AH types of home, repair, also screening re- HELP WANTED — FEMALE pair. No job too small. Ray, Member Epiphany CALL BILL FR 1-4436 OR 661-2992 THANKS TO ST. JUDE Parish, CE 5-6434. , For favors granted. Mary Palmer. Widow or single lady needing home, to care WATER HEATERS for an elderly semi-invalid person. Room, board and salary. Aft. 5 CA 6-1853. LAWN MOWERT SERVICE LOUIS E. MILLER PLUMBING CO. The Sisters, and relations POSITIONS WANTED FEMALE MIAMI LAWN MOWER CO. Water Heater Repairs & Sales of Rev. James J. Fagan Authorized Service and Parts 4119 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Est. 1930 HI 8-9912 Colored day worker and ironing. Good refer- Fertilizers — Sharpening — Welding wish to thank the Rev. clergy, • ences. Call Mandy 379-0170. TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU RUG CLEANING Sisters, school children and 27 S.W. 27th Ave. Call HI 4-2305 Mature lady desires position as companion 20256 Od Cutler Rd., Call CE 5-4323 Sodalities of St. James Parish or mothers assistant. 5 Hours a (Jay, 5 day Rugs Cleaned — In your Home, or our Plant week. NW area. 757-5130. MIKE'S RUG CLEANING for their wonderful affection LAWN MAINTENANCE Dade PL 8-7894 Broward YU 9-7811 shown at his funeral. I wish CARETAKfNG HARPERS LANDSCAPING SERVICE to add special thanks to Father Give your Rugs & Carpets a Couple want caretaking for a private resi- MOW AND EDGE — $5 AND UP CALL JIMM'E CA 1-8230 'NEW LOOK'- For ESTIMATE Francis Dixon on his untiring dence. Can furnish best of references. "Are you aware that I am the president of the Cl 7-7186. Homestead. CALL Hank — PL 4-0898 zeal In sponsoring a remarkable Tabernacle Society!" ROOFING funeral cortege that will be BUSINESS SERVICES Mo"

remembered in St. James Parish DRAPERIES LEAKS - TILES REPAIRED $4 UP SIGNS HOME IMPROVEMENT RELIABLE LAWN MAINTENANCE. S.W. SEC- ALL TYPES ROOFING & REPAIRS for a long time. Wishing you, TION. TEL.: CA 1-1593 Custom Draperies and Bedspreads LICENSED & INSURED • Free Estimate 621-9801 APPLIANCE REPAIRING ALL METROPOLITAN ROOFING CO. dear Father, God's Blessing: LIGHT YOUR WAY FREE ESTIMATES CA 1-6671 to better business VELVET LAWN SEVICE, WHITE 18 YEARS ROOFING EXPERIENCE in abundance in helping you ELECTRICIANS Free estimates, gas, electric appliances. (MEMBER OF ST. BRENDAN PARISH) Expert Work. Reasonable. Matt's 691-3363. BISCAYNE PARK, MIAMI SHORES OR finish the noble structure of ELECTRO NEON SIGN CO., Inc. NORTH MIAMI AREAS. CALL MINNET ELECTRIC SERVICES Larry Monahan, OX 1-0805 PL 8-8675 or 945-9307 WHY PAY FOR A NEW ROOF! St. James new Church. Specializing in Repair, Remodeling 2955 N.W. 75th St BUILDERS We repair your roof. 30 Years of guaranteed Elizabeth Keelty work. Also new roofs. HI 3-1922, MO 7-9606 L0 6-7521 OR LU 3-2198 Ft Laud. Miami. Fla. LAWN SPRINKLERS or MU 5-1097. ADDITIONS, REPAIRS —ALL TYPES ' A. J. CONTRACTING CO. EXTERMINATORS INSURANCE DEATH NOTICE Licensed & Insured. NO JOB TOO SMALL. ALLIED LAWN Williams Roofing all types Let Us Prove Our Low Cost To You. Gutters, Solars. Repairs our specialty. GET CURED OF GIL HAAS INSURANCE, INC. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS FOLEY ANY TYPE ROACHES ONLY CALL TONY Wl 7-3989 OR Free Est. CA 1-0904 • HI 8-6102. $1.98 ANYTIME 821-7005 See or call us for Lawn Sprinklers, Pumps and Wells Michael J. Foley — Age 67, of 1400 N.W. JACK NA 1-3326 81 St., passed away November 30. He is Installed, Serviced & Maintained ROOFING survived by: his wife, Beatrice; Daughters, SIGNS AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE SERVING S. FLORIDA SINCE 1940 Mrs. Mary Southern, Mrs. Ann Garrety, Mrs. 1338 N.W. 36th St NE 5-0921 BUILDING REPAIRS Rita MacGuyre, Mrs. Cathleen Molyvade and FREE ESTIMATES IN DADE JOHN'S ROOFING 12 grandchildren. Remains were returned to CALL MU 8-4661 Leaky Roofs Repaired. Freeport, Long Island for mass arid inter- MOVING & STORAGE AL - The Handyman EOVITO SIGNS $5 Up. Expert Work CA 6-2790 — HI 8-6102 ment. Arrangements by McHALE FUNERAL TRUCKS WALLS GOLD LEAF Enclose carports, painting, HOME - Miami, 7200 N.W. 2 Ave. 90-N.W. 54th St PL 8-7025 MOVING AND STORAGE. Jalousies, carpentry, masonry & PAINTING household repairs. No Job too small. Pickup truck $5 a load. ROOFS - PRESSURE CLEANED Wl 7-6423 or Wl 5-7878 Padded van, flat price. MU 1-9930. PAINTING - INTERIOR - EXTERIOR $14.95 - ANY SIZE ROOF HAVE A SERVICE Licensed, Insured, Clean, Reliable. LOW Licensed anj Insured. HI 4-1627 Social Security TO OFFERT TONY THE HANDYMAN RATE. Call FRANK 696-3824 JOE WELSH MOVING and STORAGE TELLfOUR FRIENDS Local moving, modern Vans. Local, long dis- Electric, plumbing, carpentry, ROOF CLEANING * COATING Can Pay" IN THE VOICEI Painting, inside - outside, any size Job. tance moving. In Fla., Ft. Lauderdale, Palm masonry, jalousies, painting. Carpentry work. Free estimates. Member Beach, Orlando, Tampa, Key West NE 5-2461 St. Mary.,Dee. PL 7-3875. Roofs pressure Cleaned $12. Spray painted Install air conditioners. Wl 74256 $47. Snowbright Co. Wl 7-6465, FR 3-8125. days. Eves. MO 1-1102. Funeral Bills CARPENTERS Painting. Interior & exterior. Reasonable. WINDOW REPAIRS Re-Roofing & Repairs WATER SOFTENERS Call John Farrell, 621-3598. St. Brendan Parish — HOUSEHOLD, Free Booklet Gives All Types Roofs -Since 1920 JALOUSIES, WINDOWS AND SCREENS SMALL REPAIRS, ROOF LEAKS etc. House painting. Exterior walls $65 up. Will SERVISOFT SYSTEM OF MIAMI INC REPAIRED CALL ANDY, OX 1-2018 * PALMER Roofing Co. Call John Crimmins for estimate, repair corners. 30 years experience. S.W. Full Information HI 3-5515. Service - Repairs - Sales. HI 3-5515 area preferred. 226-5629. CA 1-4359 or CA 1-567S FR 3-6244 109 San Lorenzo Ave., Coral Gables, Fla. FOR SALE Social Security and Veterans PLUMBING Benefits are explained in the FENCE FOR SALE new GUIDEBOOK recently pub- WE REPAIR lished by Lithgow Funeral Cen- JACK & SONS. 2035 NW 95 ST. FREE ESTIMATES ters. Many families are un- 30 Yrs. plumbing experience. 24 Hour serv- ALL APPLIANCES ice. Special repairs. Free estimate on new CHAIN-LINK - WOOD - CONCRETE aware of the extent to which FENCING AT ITS BEST! they may benefit under Social Judo for Boys Small and Large — Complete jobs and sewers. OX 1-4826. FHA FINANCING LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS Security — a3 much as $255 Home Owners Sales and Service FENCE & GARDEN CENTER PH. 888-5193 for funeral expenses! Dickenson's School of Judo 5. Tm....li.tllllll lill.f. /,,fY,i HOUSEHOLD GOODS Veterans are now entitled to PHIL PALM PLUMBING special burial* allowances which REPAIRS & ALTERATIONS Kerosene stove. Card table, leather trimmed. bring help to families in time 4617 LeJeune Rd. A-l condition. NE 5-9706. of need. 445-7061 APPLIANCES CALL PLAZA 8-9896 Gel your FREE COPY of this 6655 S.W. 8tb ST. — 667-1656 wonderful GUIDEBOOK. There is no obligation (no one will call). Mailed in a plain wrapper. Write to Lithgow Funeral Cen- BUILDER •DEVELOPER ters, 487 N.E. 54th St., Miami ^Plumbing Repair Service FENCE 8340 NORTHEAST SECOND AVE. 37, Fla., or telephone PLaza KV» it. INDUSTKMt MIAMI .38, FLORIDA 7-5514. V'VJ^ SESIDENTIAh Phone PLaia 8-0327 In Miami it's PLaza 7-0606 EVERYONE READS LITHGOW ELECTRIC SEWER CABLE AND USES Phone FRanklin 1-3592 PLaza 9-0355 Nights and Sundays PL 8-9622 Investment and Residential FIVE Funeral Centers 485 N.E. 54th Street CHASTAIN FENCE CO., INC. NcCarmick-Boyefl Plumbing Co. 901 N.W. 143rd Street DADE BROWARD PLaza 7-5544 7424 N.E. 2nd AVE. MIAMI. FLA. MU 8-0541 WA 2-1341

Page 32 December 6, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida MARINE EQUIPMENT HOMES FOR SALE - MIAMI SHORES HOMES FOR SALE S.W. HOMES FOR SALE S.W. HOMES FOR SALE CORAL GABLES ROOMS FOR RENT N.E.

BOATING GIFTS unlimited at Brownrigg Lovely 4 bath, Pool. Air Cond., Heat. 9118 Near St. Thomas The Apostle; 3 bedroom 2 FAMILY GONE!! Largq bedroom, private bath, air -conditioned, Marine Supplies, Inc. 3041 Grand A«e., Coco- N. Miami Ave. Pt 8-0991. I bath, on 2 acres — stables. 6890 S.W. 64 St. nut Grove. HI 4-7343. I M0 1-1891. Must sell or TRADE for smaller home. Beau- TV, and telephone. Kitchen privileges. Ex- tiful 5 bedroom 3 bath split level. Family cellent location near bay. PL 8-0845. rm., wood burning fireplace, 2 car garage MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE HOMES WANTED S.S. Refer & Paul Parish plus maid's rm Faces park. Convenient to OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. buses. Asking $36,000. Call, Mr. McCarthy. S.S. GROSS REALTY 444-6126 ATTENTION GOLFERS 2 Bedroom 2 baths, Florida room, garage. INCOME PROPERTY ST. BRENDAN PARISH VOICE JOCK HUTCHINSON Miami Shores. Not over, 12 years old. You need no auto to live at 3820 SW. 87 Ct. Homes For Sale or Rent—C. Gables CLASSIFIED' Under $19,000. Call Mary Halliday, PL 4-8637. Walking distance to ch,urch, schools and SPECIALS stores. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, carport, utility '•p~; SYLVAN MAXWELL, Realtor room. On large landscaped lot. 4 years oid. For sale or rent. Attractive 8-year old CBS, RATES and 'Assorted clubs, 4 irons plus driver. Also 1 5 irons and 4 woods. Spalding bag,' leather Home and income. 826 S.W. 12 Ct. Price, $14,500. Reduced for quick sale at, off Trail near Granada. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, INFORMAT/ON bound, zipper hood. Top condition. MO 7-1190 sitting room, dining room, garage, screened, HOMES FOR SALE, NO. MIAMI I . " BELOW $12,000 ! patio, modern kitchen. Excellent F.H.A. Com-' 3 Line Minimum Charge 2 Story 3 bedroom" 1V2 bath home mitment. Price $18,000. Owner, 661-0342. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Count 5 Words Per Line 1 3 Bedroom like new. Landscape*!. Furnished $78 Per month pays interest, principle, taxes ) or unfurnished. Block to Holy Family Church 2 Car garage in rear with apt. . and insurance. APARTMENT FOR RENT N.E. Notices — per inch $3.00 Largest selection of new and used pianos j * School. Wl 7-1809. and organs in Florida. 1 Time _Per Line_ 60c 2 Bedroom furnished. Utilities. $35 Week. VICTORS, 300 N.W. 54 ST. PL 8-8795 upstairs. Well kept. New modern ; HOMES FOR SALE CORAL GABLES 3 Times .. Per fine" 5Oc HOMES FOR SALE N.W. I 22 NE 169 St. 13 Consecutive Times . SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE Charming ,3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch style Per Line 40c 1 Bedroom furn. apt Yearly rental. Near St. NEXT TO THE CATHEDRAL kitchen and bath. Large walk-in home, on the deep waterway. Reduced for 26 Consecutive" quick saie. Call MO 7-1190 for app't. Rose. $75 Month. 'PL 8-3186. Times . . Per Line 35c Singer electric portable. Reconditioned. $15. 139 N.W. 75 St. Corner CBS furn. 4 income Call 685-1564. closets. Jalousied front porch. Con- 52 Consecuri\ efficiency. Air cond. Family room, screened APARTMENTS FOR RENT S.W. Times . Per Line 3Oc Close to St. Theresa Church. By owner. SAME RATE as 2 TOP SOIL & SAND FOR SALE patio, carport. $19,500. Owner. PL 4-8077. Beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 tile bath, large 10 PT venient to stores & transportation. Fla. room and living room, deluxe kitchen. 1 Bedroom furn. new duplex. No pets. lines ordinary type Urge corner lot. Sprinkler system, well and 2991-7 W. Flagler St. HI 3-7625. SAME 'RATE~AS 3~ ~ FERTILE TOP SOIL — LAWN SAND — FILL pump. Furnished. HI 3-1482 lines ordinary type Prompt delivery. 666-3954 Evenings NE 4-0965 Spotless 3 bedroom. Central heat. $13 000 1AJL $500 Down. Will take 2nd. Near church, ROOMS FOR RENT — No. Miami school & Jr. college. MU 1-8134. SAME RATE as A TOTAL PRICE In the heart of Coral Gables. 11 Room furn. 18 PI lines ordinary type REAL ESTATE home on 2 acres. Near churches. Rent or Master bedroom, Pvt. bath, use of pool, no sell. 443-7837. Children. $25 wk. In Visitation. 624-6886. ' 2 BLOCKS TO ST. MARY'S SAME RATE as 5 Half block to bus stop in retirement neigh- 24 PT. lines ordinary type MARY M. MULLEN, Realtor borhood. Furnished 2 bedroom frame hsme $15,900 NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CAPS Lots — Homes — Acreage — Rentals with screened porch and furn. apt in rear $10,500. Financing available. 7720 NW 2nd Ct. CALL PLoza 4-2561 also FHA>* VA RE-SALES FURNISHED Published Every Friday 7349 S.W. «th STREET - CA 6-1311 NORTHSIDE MOTORS Deadline Tuesday, 2 p.m. St. Rose of Lima Parish. 3 Bedroom, sir For Friday Edition. RENTALS — MANAGEMENT conditioned. Fenced in, awnings, many extras. PLYMOUTH VALIANT "The Voice" will not be responsible for PL 4-5336 $2,500 Cash required. Balance easy more than one incorrect insertion. In LISTINGS WANTED the event of any error in an advertise- DICK BROOKS — REALTOR — 688-6638 VIC WILDGREN, mgr.* USED CAR ment on the part of the publisher, it will HOMES FOR SALE S.W. payments. ST. ROSE OF LIMA, PARISH DEPT. furnish the advertiser a letter so worded LOTS FOR SALE - DELRAr BEACH as to explain the sain error and the publisher shall be otherwise relieved from responsibility thereof. FORECLOSED!! 9698 N.W. 7th Ave. Ph. 754-0061 Lot 153'x87.33' Close to Catholic school and —No Legal or Political Ms— church. Phone Delray 276-5336. $350 DOWN 579 MONTH H. A. MILLER, CO-OP. APTS. FOR SALE 4 BEDROOM BEAUTY!! FRESHLY painted 4 bedroom, 2 bath on huge NO CAR NECESSARY corner lot. Fully equipped kitchen, dining Realtor Consult this directory be- Walk to hospitals, stores, buses, restaurants. area, large living room, divided bedrooms, 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, pool-patio. Adults only. arrangement no closing cost one 5>A% mort- Nice neighbors. 12665 NE 16 Ave. Apt. 20.gage HURRY! FR 1-7703 Evenings FR 3-8591 PARISH SERVICE fore your next tankful of PL 1-3442 or UN 6-14H Ext. 277. IRVING PERLMAN HI 5-1349 REALTOR 24 HOURS gas or needed repairs. HOMES FOR SALE-POMPANO STATION GUIDE JJIIIIIIIIliillllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllillltllllllllllllllllllllLt You'll be glad you did. IE. POMPANO Only a few steps to St. Coleman Church and School. Large 4 bedroom, 2 bath home. House The Best CAR VALUES ready for occupancy. Low down payment. ST. VINCENT de PAUL ST. THOMAS ST. JAMES Owner must sell. Call WH 2-2338 THE APOSTLE HOMES FOR SALE, FT. LAUDERDALE Are Found in The VOICE BOB'S MO 7-3344 FRAZIER'S 4 Blocks to St. Ttiomas Aquinas High, 1 miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir OPEN , block to Queen of Martyrs Church, 1 block ROAD 24 ATLANTIC to Westwood Elementary School, 3 Bedroom, SERVICE JOHNSON-EARLY 2 Bath, Screened patio, Carport, Sprinkler HOURS T e MILLER ROAD CITIES SERVICE "" AMERICAN •"»«"» system, $109.50 principal, interest taxes U Ins. 671 S.W. 30 Awe. NO QUALIFYING, NO RENT A 1964 DODGE SEDAN SERVICE ROAD SERVICE P WMHHT Service CLOSING COSTS. Reduced to $16,900. LO 6-1251, LO 4-0663. (Not a Compact Car) 754-8321 WHEEL ALIGNING Low Mileage Charge — FREE Gas and INSURANCE TUNE UPS SERVICE Air Conditioned Cars, Convertibles and MU 1-0265 3 blocks to St. Anthony Catholic Church and BRAKE JOBS Station Wagons Available. «TUS TIRES • BATTERIES schools. Clean 3 bedroom 1 bath, living room, j SPECIAL SEASONAL RATES AVAILABLE OPEN S A.M. —11 P.M. • ACCESSORIES dining room, complete kitchen, oak floors, I 10260 N.W. 7th AVE. 6700 MILLER ROAD 13705 N.W. 7th Avenue screened front porch, catport, Florida room, WE DELIVER ANYWHERE North Miami, Fla. on bus line. Paved alley in rear."Price $12,900. i 436 N.E. 11 Ave. Owner. | SHAMROCK AUTO RENTALS, INC. 70 N.W. 36th St., Miami — FR 4-5197 ST. ROSE OF LIMA VISITATION SS. PETER & PAUL HOMES FOR SALE-W. HOLLYWOOD Merchants HOLIDAY HOMES! VIC PERERA JIM KELLY PORST HY'S Green Stamps 1. 2 Bedroom furn. home. Large lot $10,500 Sit THE 2. 3 Bedroom 2 bath home $32 000 Pres. Vice Pres. With All 3. t Bedroom 2 bath home $10,500 SERVICE STATION St. Gregory Queen of Martyrs Purchase 4. 2 Bedroom home $8,000 ALL NEW Pick-up & Delivery. Service OPEN Lots &*. Afiijeage at speculator's prices ROAD YU 9-2096. ^--^^ Eves. YU 3-4428 6081 WASHINGTON'S** W. HOLLYWOOD SERVICE TEXACO SALES 1964 RAMBLER SINCLTO HOURS Complete Tires J. A. O'BRfEN, REALTY Tuneup Batteries GULFSTREAM PRODUCTS SERVICE CENTER Broke Work Accessories HOMES FOR SALE N.E. N.E. 2nd Ave. at 99th St. NA 1-9638 1101 S.W. 22nd ST. RAMBLER Miami Shores MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS BILL KRUG WATERFRONT !! PL 8-2998 H.W. 2 AVE. (441) AT 191st ST. FR 1-9590 Terrific value. North Bay Island (wide bay.) 510 N. FEDERAL HWY., HALLANDALE Beautiful, modern, spacious 3 bedroom 2 bath. Built-in kitchen, dock. A $45,000 value PHone WA 3-4601 MIAMI Phone Wl 5-1901 HOLY ROSARY fur $32,500 full price. Balance of present ST. AGNES EPIPHANY mortgage, $25,000. ONLY I MILE SOUTH OF THE HOLLYWOOD CIRCLE CARMINE BTOVO, BROKER 754-4731 "cci crT" iiCEn rxoc AT HONEST LOW JIM LEMON'S jtLtL I UJCL/ LAKJ PRICES — EASY TERMS TONY'S LARRY'S Complete Service Facilities. — Body Shop — Upholstery — Gloss. COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS SERVICE STATION $23,500 TOTAL "WE BACK EVERY SALE WITH SERVICE" Complete Automotive Service Buys This Custom Built, Water- BANK RATE FINANCING TEXACO front, 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Home, BRAKE : ATLANTIC W "- Garage, 25' Florida Room and FRANJO INDIGO TUNE-UP SERVICE n Bar. Proprietor—Larry Gaboury U HAUL TRAILERS CITY ICE PRODUCTS For The 6790 S.W. 57th AVENUE $21,000 F.H.A. MORTGAGE 1 CRANDCN BLVD. South Miami, Florida LOVMAXES AND ... TOP VALUE STAMPS Next to Stevens Market ONLY $2,500 DOWN BEST TRADES, KEY BISCAYNE Phones: MO 7-9107 CE 5-1221 MO 1-5841 PHONE OWNER 681-5512 Across From Bank of Perrine EM 1-5521 PRICES and ST. JOSEPH CORPUS CHRISTI THE CATHEDRAL VESPA Daniel J. Korvath TERMS Michael J. Boyle TIRES — BATTERIES — ACCESSORIES General Manage! New Car Sales Mgr. TIRE HUDSON'S BATTERY JAWA -YAMAHA ASK FOR Epiphany STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS ROAD SERVICE WILL FINANCE South Miami NORTH SHORE REBUILT SERVICE GULF SERVICE OARAGE Automotive Specialists 7110-7118 Abbott Ave. Tune-Ups — General Repair Miami Beach Guaranteed Scooters Wheel Aligning — Brakes CENTER . . . ALL MAKES REPAIRED AMERICAS LARGEST "ON THE TRAIL" phone 633-6988 UN 6-9171 PONTIAC DEALER 665 S.W.8-ST. MIAMI PL 1-8564 BISCAYNE SCOOTERS Tommy Hudson — Owner PH. £81-5823 / DETROIT* FLINT- MIAMI 5600 BISCAYNE BLVD. Johnny Johnson 14354 N.W. 7th AVE. FINE CARS - FINE SERVICE 1185 N.W. 36th Street EXPERT MECHANICAL WORK

December 6, 1963 THE VOICE Miami Florida Page 33 3 GENERATIONS OF SERVICE IN THE GREAT AMERICAN TRADITION PHILBRICK AMBULANCE SERVICE : NOW AVAILABLE

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Page 34 December 6, 1963 THE VO/C£ Miami, Florida Indfa: Where St. Cfare Weeds a Christmas Gift The Question Box Specifically a chapel for her POOR CLARES at KIDANGOOR In the archdiocese of ERNAKULAM in Southern India. The Provincial of her Sisters writes: "II Must We Believe In All told you about the construction of .«£& our novitiate. We received some help but more is necessary. We Of Chrises Miracles? need $2,500 for a chapel to be dedi- cated to St. Joseph" . . . The Arch- By MSGR. J. D. CONWAY bishop of ERNAKULAM explains her problem a little more. The Sis- Q. Is it necessary to believe the Centurion's paralyzed ser- ters borrowed to the limit Of their in all the miracles attributed vant of Matt. (8, 5-1) is the credit to build their novitiate. to Christ. Personally I do not same person as the royal offi- There are no funds left for a chapel believe that Jesus is the cial's son of John (4, 46-5); the Christ, the Son of God. followers of Jesus remember Joseph's name in this column the the event perfectly, but were A. You might very well be- response is immediate. The combination of St. Joseph and St. not needlessly concerned with Clare should be irresistible. The Sisters can scarcely have their lieve that Jesus is Son of God minor details. much needed chapel for this Christmas but your gift, large or without knowing anything of His small, will make it a certainty for next year. miracles, except the Resurrec- St. Matthew notes that the tion. However you could hardly A GIFT LIST FOR THE CHRIST CHILD "possessed boy" of (17, 14-0), • C onstruct a CHAPEL or CHURCH in the Near or Middle accept the Gospels as the Word was a lunatic. It is possible that East. The cost: $2,000 to $6,000. A wonderful MEMOR- of God without believing in the many other people who were IAL for a loved one. miracles of Jesus which form popularly believed to be pos- D elp the lepers (DAMIEN CLUB), aged (PALACE OF one of their central themes. The sessed by the devil and were GOLD), orphans (ORPHAN'S BREAD) training of Sis- Gospels clearly attest the live- healed by Jesus were suffering ters (MARY'S BANK}, education 'of seminarians read Abbe Fouard's Life of Christ and that was an ly faith of the early Church in from similar afflictions. (CHRYSOSTOM CLUB). $1 a month and a prayer eye-opener for me." these miracles, and they do so D EFUGEES in Palestine need FOOD PACKAGES. A $10 The strangest story of posses- package will help a family through a month. $2 buys a under the inspiration of the Holy WARM BLANKET. Spirit. sion and exorcism is that of Matt. (8, 8-4). It is permissi- D nvest in grace. Adopt a seminarian like LAWRENCE FORESTIERI. $100 a year for six years pays for Ms We do well to study the mir- ble for us to wonder exactly education. HH1I19HHHHH acles carefully. It is quite pos- what happened to make the end MASS. OFFERINGS. Our priests in the 18 coun- sible that Jesus multiplied swine of the Gerasenes rush ~~"tries in our care will remember your relatives and friends loaves and fishes on only one down the hill into the sea. But • * rain a Sister like SISTER MARTIN for her lifework. Her Church's Divine Foundation occasion to feed a vast crowd certainly the events of that day novitiate training costs $150 a year for two years. of people. It is true that St. made great impression on the • M emberships in our Association are inexpensive gifts. $1 Matthew tells the story twice, in people who saw it. a year for a single person; $5 for a family. They share Convinced Her Of True Faith successive chapters, and with in the graces of the Holy Father's daily Masses and those slightly different details (14, 13- If you read the stories of the of 15,000 missionary priests. By Father JOHN A. O'BRIEN the Son and of the Holy Spir- 1 and 15, 3-38); and Mark (8, miracles in this spirit I believe • A rticles for MISSION CHAPELS are lovely lasting gifts. it, teaching them to observe you will find no difficulty in ac- Suggestions: Vestments—$50; Monstrance—$40; Chalice Wouldn't you like to share 1-9), Luke (9, 1-17) and John —$40; Ciborium—$40; Stations of the Cross—$25 Sanc- all that I commanded you; (6, 1-15) have their own ways cepting them — unless you are your Faith with a non-Catholic tuary Lamp—$15; Sanctuary Bell—$5. and behold I am with you all of telling it. But all attest to the reluctant to believe in the su- n S TRINGLESS GIFTS enable us to meet emergency mission friend? Christ wants all His fol- days even unto the consum- lively faith and vivid memory pernatural. situations. lowers to strive to do this. mation of the world' (Matt. of the early Christians to this SHOPPING NOTE. Make Christ and a friend or relative^ 28: 18-29). astounding event, clearly a pre- • • • happy at one and the same time. Just send us your Christmas' One effective lude to the Eucharist. Q. Could you please tell me list, marking the items to be sent in their name. We'll send a : way of doing "This made it clear to me ', what becomes of the soul of a CHRISTMAS CARD with flowers from the Holy Land to let this is to ex- that the Church teaches with Again-it is quite possible that . murdered person? them know your thoughtfulness. Suddenly your Christinas shopping worries vanish. plain to him authority and has the * assur- A. Judgment, followed by that the Catholic ance that Jesus, its Founder, heaven, hell or purgatory; pre- ADVENT: THE LIGHT COMETH will be with it all days, pro- Church alone cisely the same as if his death Each week the Advent Wreatb candlelight increases to blend tecting it from error and false- suddenly into the blaze of Christmas light. Symbolically we fry was founded by had been less violently induced. Christ and au- hood. MISSAL to express the mystery and wonder of the Birth of Christ, Light of the World. The Old Testament began with the ereation of thorized by Him • • • "Christ didn't impose upon natural light. The New Testament reveals the GREATER to teach all na- GUIDE Q. Can a Mass for the dead LIGHT. Scientists explore the marvels of natural light. By tions. It is this FR. O'BRIEN everyone the impossible task of be offered on special days, helping the missions we bring light to those not knowing or mighty, double- becoming a Biblical scholar, Dec. 8 — Second Sunday of Ad- such as midnight Mass on seeing Christ. ' obliged to examine every verse barreled historical fact which vent and Feast of the Immac- Xmas, Easter, etc.? LET YOUR LIGHT SHINE AFTERYOU is the most powerful and con- of Scripture in the effort to ulate Conception of the A. Unless a priest is obliged By remembering the CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE vincing proof that the Catholic find the truths revealed by Blessed Virgin Mary, Patron- to offer his Mass for some other ASSOCIATION in your will your missionary work continues. Church is the one true Church Christ and to interpret them ess of the United States of Your gold is on the side of God to win Heaven for yourself intention he may offer any Mass and ought therefore to be em- correctly. America. Mass of the Feast and others. any day for a deceased person. braced by all sincere truth of the Immaculate Concep- Dear Monsignor Ryan: "He placed upon the Church Of course he cannot offer a seekers. tion. Gloria, second Prayer of the duty of instructing all na- the Sunday (second Sunday of "Requiem Mass" on big feast Enclosed please find for In an analysis of more than tions in the divinely revealed Advent), Creed, Preface of days. A pastor is more re- a thousand conversions our Bu- truths, and upon those hear- the Blessed Virgin Mary. stricted; he must offer Mass for reau of Convert Research has . ing the duly authorized teach- Dec. 9 — Ferial Day. Mass of his people every Sunday and on Name f^jnaHljat this was the evidence ers the duty of accepting last Sunday (Mass of the sec- the more important feast days. those truths. Even if he offers two or more which brought conviction to ond Sunday of Advent). No Street most converts. Encourage your Gloria, No Alleluia, No Versi- Masses on such days he may non-Catholic friends to read the "This is the only way by accept no stipend, though he which unity of faith and wor- cle, No Creed, Common City . . Zone ... • State history of the Church and they Preface. , may offer the second — or third will find that it goes back to ship can be secured. If each — Mass for any lawful intention Dec. W — /Ferial Day. Mass of the days of Christ and the Apos- individual were free to inter- he wishes. last Sunday (second Sunday of tles, all of whom were Catho- pret Scripture according to his Advent). No Gloria, No Allelu- lics. The line of Roman pontiffs own fancy, there, would be hun- • • * FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN, President ia, No Versicle, second Prayer goes back to Peter the'Fisher-'• dreds of different interpreta- Q. I would like to offer a M«9t. JoMpk T. RymOlati S«e"» of St. Melchiades, No Creed, , man", appointed by Jesus as the tions and chaos would result. suggestion to the convert who Send all cemmanleaHmn *•: Common Preface. first pope. APPOINTED PETER found the rosary wasn't for CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION Dec. 11 — St. Damasus, Pope BEGAN TO STUDY "Every institution must have her. Last ' spring, in a reli- 480 Lexington Ave. at 46th St. New York 17, N. Y. and Confessor, Mass of the gious bookstore I bought a The convincing character of a head, and Christ appointed Feast. Second Prayer of the this evidence is shown in the the Apostle Peter the head of book called A Short Breviary, Ferial (Advent Weekday), edited by William G. Heidt, con*—sion of Mrs. George Bard- His Church, saying: 'Thou art Common Preface. zel 'unkhannock, Pa. "I was Peter, and upon this rock I will O.S.B. It is in English and Dec. 12 — Ferial Day. Mass of has simple directions on how reared in the Reformed Presby- build my Church and the gates last Sunday (second Sunday terian. Church in Detroit," she to use it. The breviary is the of hell shall not prevail against of Advent). No Gloria, No Al- related, "but also attended oth- it. And I will give thee the prayer of the Church and my leluia, No Versicle, No Creed, er Protestant Churches. I mar- keys of the kingdom of heaven; own individual prayer. I try Common Preface. ried a lapsed Catholic before a and whatever thou shalt bind to follow the canonical hours ALL-PURPOSE judge and began to study the on earth shall be bound in heav- Dec. 13 —St. Lucy, Virgin and . as closely as possible. Pray- Catholic religion. I read Abbe en, and whatever thou Shalt Martyr. Mass of the Feast. ing the Psalms day after HOME FINANCING Fouard's "Life of Christ" and loose on earth shall be loosed Second Prayer of the Feria day has deepened my spirit- that was an eye-opeper for me. in heaven' (Matt. 16: 18-19). (Advent Weekday) Common ual life and brought joy *to buying, building, selling Preface. every day. I hope others may or' refinancing "It took me back to the • * * Dec. 14 — Ferial Day. Mass of come to know and love the establishment of the Christian last Sunday Second Sunday of breviary. religion, as recorded in the (Father O'Brien will be Advent). No Gloria, No Alle- Bible. How impressive are the glad to have converts send luia, No Versicle, No Creed, A. Amen. I hope to know and words addressed by Jesus to their names and addresses Common Preface. love the breviary better when I ••• the Apostles: 'Go, therefore, to him at Notre Dame Dec. 15 — Third Sunday of can say it in English. It may and make disciples of all na- University, Notre Dame, Advent. Mass of the Sunday. even deepen my spiritual life. tions, baptizing them in the Ind., so he may write their No Gloria, Creed, Preface of It doesn't seem to now; I am too , name of the Father and ot conversion stories.) the Trinity. often distracted.

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