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Of Boca E-Z-TERMS JOE TIDWELL Phone TE 2-3369 THE VOICE 4301 Biscoyne Blvd., Miami 38, Mo. Return Requested l/OICE Weekly Publication of the Diocese of Miami Covering the 16 Counties of South Florida 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.
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