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August 12, 2011 Vol Inside Twenty Something Columnist Christina Capecchi explains how God is present in her latest Criterion endeavor, page 12. Serving the Church in Central and Southern Indiana Since 1960 CriterionOnline.com August 12, 2011 Vol. LI, No. 44 75¢ Across political A shared spectrum, Photo by John Shaughnessy Photo by HHS action vision of draws religious life and liberty protests WASHINGTON (CNS)—When it comes to issues of religious freedom, William Donohue thinks the Obama love administration has put religious employers between a rock and a hard place. ‘Smooth’ The president of the Catholic League romantic plan for Religious and Civil Rights was among Catholics connects across the political spectrum commenting couple who on the Department of William Donohue Health and Human Services’ Aug. 1 have devoted announcement that contraceptives and sterilization will be among the mandated their lives to preventive services for women under the new health reform law. HHS is proposing that only religious children and employers meeting four criteria would be exempt from providing contraceptives and youths female sterilization through their health plans. Those requirements are that the By John Shaughnessy organization “(1) has the inculcation of religious values as its purpose; (2) primarily Ed Tinder admits that his initial effort to employs persons who share its religious get the attention of the new, young, female Kathy and Ed Tinder stand by the back door of Roncalli High School in Indianapolis where Ed tenets; (3) primarily serves persons who teacher wasn’t exactly the smoothest move first showed his romantic interest in Kathy 38 years ago when they both taught at the school. In share its religious tenets; and (4) is a a guy has ever made in the cause of their 37 years of marriage, the Tinders have dedicated their lives to young people through Ed’s nonprofit organization” under specific romance. leadership of the Catholic Youth Organization and Kathy’s career as a teacher. sections of the Internal Revenue Code. Yet years later, Tinder can laugh at Donohue recalled that as a presidential his self-described “stupid” plan for 39th year as a teacher at Roncalli High after the game on Friday. Would you like candidate, Barack Obama said faith-based three reasons. School in Indianapolis. to join us?’ I’m asking her out, but I was programs that receive government aid should First, he eventually won the heart of the Then there is the third reason that Ed too shy to ask her out directly. She said not be allowed to hire only members of their woman—a blessing that continues can laugh at his “stupid” plan: It makes for yes, and the rest is history.” own faith. considering that Ed and Kathy Tinder a good story. That story unfolded in They were married 10 months later. Since Obama has been in the White House, celebrated their 37th wedding anniversary August of 1973 when Kathy became a “It’s been a good ride,” Kathy says with Donohue said, various groups have lobbied in June. home economics teacher at Roncalli, a laugh as she sits next to her husband in the president to “gut the religious liberty Second, as another school year begins, where Ed had already been a teacher and her classroom. “I don’t know how it could provision in hiring altogether.” the couple will mark a combined 80 years coach for two years. be any other way. Who but me could be his “If you get a federal grant, you can’t use of trying to make a faith-filled difference “She caught my eye,” Ed recalls. wife? Who but him could be my husband? that grant money to proselytize to the people in the lives of children and young people. “One day, I rushed to the back door It’s because of the commitments we both you help and you can’t discriminate against Now the longtime director of the because I knew she would be there at that have made that parallel each other.” them—or against the people you hire—on the Catholic Youth Organization, Ed is time. I said something stupid like, ‘Can I Those commitments include the ones basis of their religion,” Obama said in a beginning his 41st year of serving the carry your books?’ She said no and kept they have made to each other, to their July 1, 2008, speech in Zanesville, Ohio. archdiocese while Kathy is starting her walking. I said, ‘A few of us are going out See TINDERS, page 9 Although Obama recently said that he See HHS, page 2 Sung parts of new Mass translation can be used in archdiocesan parishes beginning in September By Sean Gallagher using new settings of the “Glory to God” use either the chant setting of the Mass and the eucharistic prayer acclamations. that will be in the new Roman Missal For approximately a year, parish leaders Charles Gardner, executive director and in all missalettes, hymnals and have known that the new translation of the of the archdiocese’s Secretariat for worship aids or the Storrington Mass Mass will be Spiritual Life and Worship, said this by Marty Haugen, available through implemented starting allowance does not apply to a prominent GIA Publications Inc. on the weekend of change in the new translation, “The Lord He said the chant setting is “the Nov. 26-27, the be with you. And with your spirit.” only universal musical setting” of the first Sunday of He said the primary reason for taking new Mass translation, and the Advent. the option for early use of some parts of Storrington Mass was recommended But when the the new translation of the Mass has to do because of “its quality and its usability.” U.S. bishops met in with the “Glory to God.” “It is one that is quite adaptable for June, they decided to “It changes so much that, for the most different instruments,” he said. give each diocese the part, completely new settings are going to Staff members of the Office of Worship option of using be needed,” Gardner said. “And because held workshops through the spring and musical settings of the Gloria is not sung in Advent, the early early summer for pastoral musicians Charles Gardner some parts of the use will enable a new setting to be in place across the archdiocese to help them new translation for the Christmas season.” prepare for the implementation of the new beginning in September. For new Mass settings, Gardner said the Mass translation. Gardner said additional The Archdiocese of Indianapolis has taken Archdiocesan Liturgical Music workshops will be held at parishes in this option, and is allowing parishes to begin Commission is recommending that parishes See MUSIC, page 2 Page 2 The Criterion Friday, August 12, 2011 new. But I think here, we’re going to need to make MUSIC good use of those leadership techniques.” continued from page 1 (For more information about the early use of new September. musical settings of parts of the new translation of Sean Gallagher File photo by Whether parishes choose to use new the Mass, call the archdiocesan Office of Worship musical settings of the “Glory to God” at 800-382-9836, ext. 1483, or 317-236-1483 or and the eucharistic prayer acclamations send an e-mail to [email protected].) † in September or wait until Advent, Gardner said that the role of pastoral musicians will be important. While playing a piano, Vincent Howard leads a choir from “All of these musical changes do Holy Angels Parish in Indianapolis during the May 3, 2009, put an emphasis on the ministry of Mass at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis celebrating the cantors and choirs as being enabling 175th anniversary of the Archdiocese of Indianapolis. The and helping by call and response,” U.S. bishops recently decided to give each diocese the Gardner said. “That’s the case, of option of using musical settings of some parts of the new course, when you’re learning anything Roman Missal translation beginning in September. Workshops scheduled to help pastoral musicians with new Mass translation The Archdiocesan Liturgical other people interested in musical settings music copies and hospitality. 5353 McFarland Road, in Indianapolis. Music Commission will present of the new translation of the Mass. To register, e-mail the workshop date • Sept. 12—St. Margaret Mary Parish, six evening workshops featuring Sample accompaniments for the and location, along with an estimated 2405 S. Seventh St., in Terre Haute. recommended musical settings of the new Chant Mass will be included, and number of participants from your parish, to • Sept. 19—St. Luke the Evangelist Roman Missal, including the Chant Mass, choral/accompaniment editions of the [email protected]. Parish, 7575 Holliday Dr. E., in the Storrington Mass and several revised Storrington Mass will be available for Each workshop will be held from Indianapolis. Mass settings. discounted purchase. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the following locations: • Sept. 19—St. Bartholomew Parish, The sessions are open to all pastoral There is no charge for the workshop, • Sept. 12—Our Lady of Perpetual Help 1306 27th St., in Columbus. musicians, including directors, cantors, but registration is requested at least Parish, 1752 Scheller Lane, in New Albany. • Sept. 20—St. Joseph Parish in St. Leon, choir and ensemble members, and any five days in advance in order to plan for • Sept. 12—St. Jude Parish, 7536 Church Lane, West Harrison. † has drawn strong criticism not only from Catholic Health Association, who was a “The administration promised that those known to oppose Obama and his key supporter of the Patient Protection and Americans who like their current health HHS health reform law.
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