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2 M asses Famine L ay g r o u p In s id e set in area re le a s e s for Polish 6 million face starvation le t t e r o n By MARK Z1MMERMANN p r ie s t NC News Service e c o n o m y International relief efforts lor (Related stories on page 6) lamine-ravaged Ethiopia By JERRY FILTEAU escalated in late October and Fr. Jerzy Popieluszko, the early November, but officials WASHINGTON (NC) -Agroup Polish priest kidnapped and cautioned that much more aid of prominent lay Catholics has murdered by Polish secret police was needed lor Ethiopia, where called the "free market profit recently lor his pro-Solidarity 6 million people lace starvation. system" the most effective stand, w'ill be honored at two "T h e situation is going to get economic system — and therefore Masses in Pittsburgh Sunday, worse before it gets better," ultimately the most moral one — Priest; dies Nov. 18. said Kenneth Hacketl, senior to resolve national and global The Pittsburgh Fraternity ol director for Africa ol the New problems of poverty, unemploy­ Fr. Harold C. Drought, Polish Clergy will sponsor a York-based Catholic Reliel ment, economic planning and lorm er pastor of St. Loo, North memorial Mass lor Fr. Popielusz­ Services. "Although we hope to world trade and development. Side, dies in Joliet, 111. ko at 3 p.m. that day at St. m ove an incredible amount ol That free market system best Josaphat Church, Mission St., food, we re only scratching the meets the demands ol the Catholic South Side. surface. We need more money to Church's social justice teaching, Bishop Anthony Bevilacqua will transport food Irom the ports to said the Lay Commission on Other deaths serve as main celebrant, with the people. Catholic Social Teaching and the . principal concelebrants: Msgr. CRS announced Nov. 2 that it U.S. Economy in a 120-page letter Sister M. Claudia, the lorm er Leon S. Darkowski, pastor ol St. and three other groups — the released Nov. 6. Lutheran World Federation, the Pauline Blanlz, a member ol the Mary Czestochowa, McKeesport; • 'Capitalism, ’' it said,' seems to Lutheran-altilialed Ethiopian Sisters ol the Humility ol Mary, Msgr. Ferdinand M. Sojka, ol St. be a necessary, but not a Evangelical Church and the Villa Maria, Pa. John Vianney Manor, Cralton; sufficient, condition for political Sister M. Kosella, the lorm er Ethiopian Catholic Secretariat and Fr. Joseph Swierczynski, and civil liberties and also for M argaret Burns, a m em ber ol — agreed to expand and pastor ol St. Josaphat. Also economic development." And the Sisters ol the Humility ol coordinate their efforts to concelebrating will be priests ol economic development, it said, Mary, Villa Maria, Pa. regions in .Ethiopia hardest hit the area. oilers the only real basis tor Sister Theophane Bopp, a by the famine. Fr. Henry A. Szarnicki, pastor A child huddles under a blanket at the Korem drought refugee greater social justice. member ol the Mission Helpers CRS said it is distributing ol Our Lady ol Perpetual Help in camp in the Wollo region of Ethiopia. W hat doth it profit a nation to ol the Sacred Heart, Tow son, about 90 percent of the Natrona Heights, will give the redistribute scarcity? The first American food aid reaching Md. homily in English and Fr. systemic task is to produce Sister M. Gertrude Kodgers, a Ethiopia. abundance," the Catholic lay Miroslaus A. Wojcicki, pastor ol walking lor several days far tonnage of food the groups are lorm er superior general ol the In addition to the private group declared. Guardian Angels in West End, will exceeds the available supplies currently distributing. S isters ol St. F ran cis in reliel agencies, several nations "In summary, we believe that give the homily in Polish. ol tood," said Beth Griilin, CRS Pezzullo said that by Whitehall. have stepped up their aid to the new principles of political The Mass is open to all. press spokeswoman. expanding their efforts and by Sister M. Estelle Funk, a Ethiopia, and many individuals economy forged in the American Another Mass, at noon on Nov. She said that famine was concentrating on separate member ol the Sisters ol Mercy, have responded with donations. experiment offer rich materials 18, is set lor St. Anne Church, particularly desperate in regions the agencies hoped to Oakland. The picture ol human lor critical reflection in Catholic Castle Shannon, where Fr. suliering in Ethiopia painted by Ethiopia because the drought reach 1.5 million Ethiopians. Albina T. Cipolla, Aliquippa. social thought," the group said. Popieluszko's aunt, Amelia Hackett and other relief has ruined at least lour planting The V. S. Agency lor Sylvia Zangaro, North Side. It roundly attacked centralized Kalinoski lives and where Fr. personnel is a grim one. seasons in a row ior the International Development statist and socialist governments. Popieluszko had ottered Mass In a Nov. 2 press conlerence, predominantly agricultural announced Nov. 2 that the L.S. Not only do they tend to suppress during his two trips to the area in Hackett said that he had found a nation. And reliel ellorts have government planned to provide the civil ireedoms valued by Election 197b and 1981. Two other aunts who "horrifying" situation during a been hampered by transporta­ 50,000 tons ol em ergency food lived within the parish have since aid directly to the Ethiopian Americans and defended in The re-election ol Ronald W. recent visit to Ethiopia. On tion difficulties caused by the died. country 's civil wars, she said. government for distribution church teaching, but they also Reagan as president returns to previous trips to Africa he had Msgr. Charles O. Rice, pastor, seen starvation, but he said "in Lawrence Pezzullo, CRS within the country. tend to produce economic the White House a political stagnation, reducing the access ol will otliciate at the memorial Ethiopia this time we saw director, said that the coalition Earlier, the United States had tigure who has strongly sided their citizens to the material goods Mass. death. " He had earlier reported ol church agencies were agreed to provide private reliel with Catholic positions on some required to meet their economic Fr. Popieluszko "w as a staunch that in two small towns he appealing lor 200,000 tons ol food organizations w ilh 80,000 tons ol issues and has been criticized needs, the commission said. advocate ol human rights," visited, there were 10b deaths in for distribution over the next 12 loud to distribute throughout by church leaders lor his stands The Lay Commission on commented Fr. Zygmunt a single day. months. That amount would, Ethiopia. Total L .S. famine aid on others. Story on page 2. Catholic Social Teaching and the Szarnicki, pastor olSt. Ignatius in "The number ol people according to The New York U.S. Economy was set up by arriving at feeding centers after Times, roughly quadruple the (Continued on Page 3) (Continued on page 3) lormer U.S. Treasury Secretary W illiam E. Simon and neo- conservative theologian Michael Novak. It spent about $100,000 in Analysis hearing testimony and developing its findings over the past six months. It said it was presenting its work Bishops pastoral as an independent lay Catholic contribution to the public dialogue occasioned by a decision of the on U.S. economy U.S. Catholic bishops to issue a national pastoral letter on Catholic social teaching and the American economy. to get 1st airing The commission released its letter, titled "Toward the By JERRY FILTEAU urged a comparable letter Future, in New York and addressing the evils ol unres­ Washington as voting booths WASHINGTON (Np - What trained capitalism. across the nation were closing does Catholic social teaching have Bishop William Weigand of Sait Nov. 6. The group had decided to to say about the U.S. economy'.’ Lake City, a lormer missionary in wait until after the elections to Just before the U.S. bishops meet Latin America, said there would avoid any appearance of seeking Nov. 12-15 in Washington, their be little attraction to Marxism in to influence them, but at the same lirst eltort at answering that that part ol the world il it were not time decided to release its question will be released. lor the "evils and aberrations ol findings before the first drait ol Inside sources say the closely capitalism." the bishops' pastoral to avoid guarded lirst draft ol "Catholic Auxiliary Bishop Peter Rosazza appearing as a reaction to it. Social Teaching and the American ol Hartlord, Conn., introduced a The lirst drait ol the bishops' Econom y" will run more than motion, which passed by voice pastoral was scheduled lor 50,000 words. That's twice as long vote, directing the bishops' release live days later, on Nov. 11. as the lirst draft ol the 1983 war Committee on Social Develop­ Archbishop Rembert A. W eakland and peace pastoral and longer ment and World Peace to prepare ol Milwaukee heads the bishops' even than the much-expanded a pastoral letter on capitalism. committee dralting the pastoral. linal 42,000-word version ol that Later, when the dralting The bishops' draft letter, document. committee headed by Archbishop according to sources, begins with The first half of the new pastoral Weakland was lormed. Bishops a lengthy analysis of biblical and will be devoted to biblical and Rosazza and Weigand were Catholic teaching on social theological analysis ol the ethical named as members. Bishop justice. principles involved in dealing w ith George Speltz ol St. Cloud, Minn., The lay commission also economic issues. and Bishop Joseph Daley ol touched on those areas. But its The second hall will seek to Harrisburg, Pa., were also named general analysis focused mainly apply those principles to specilic to the committee. In 1982 on how the American political Rev. Jack Dawson, pastor of Brookline Boulevard months, are Mary Winter, (left rear) former issues in U.S. economic policy. (Continued on page 3) (Continued on page 3) United Presbyterian Church in Brookline, drops in president of People Concerned for the Unborn It will challenge all theelements for a visit at "M om ’s House,” a day-care program Child, and volunteer worker Cindy Weigold. PCUC ol the economy — lederal and for single sludent-mothers located in his church's sponsors the new program. local government, big and small OFFICIAL education wing. Looking on as he holds LaTricia —Photo by John C. Keenan business, organized labor, other (left), who is six months old, and Brian, five groups or coalitions, and individual workers — to Campaign for Human Development collaborate in making the economic systems in America do a My Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Area Mom 9s House helps better job ol serving human needs With the approach of our annual celebration ol Thanksgiving, and human dignity. we become more aware ol the many blessings, both spiritual and To avoid any possibility of material, we have received from Almighty God. We try to express single moms finish school political exploitation in an election our gratitude to the Lord in our prayer, by the proper use of our year, the drafting committee, gills and by sharing our blessings with those who are poor. headed by Archbishop Rembert It is in this context that 1 bring to your attention the annual By PATRICIA BARTOS House there last fall. explained, "members of our Weakland of Milwaukee, decided collection for the Campaign for Human Development and the Groups in lb additional cities board, chapter chairmen and it would not send the first draft Home Missions which will be taken on Sunday, November 18. The People Concerned ior the are also trying to establish other active general members even to the country 's bishops until Campaign for Human Development, which was initiated by the Unborn Child two months ago similar pro-life, non-profit Mom's have repeatedly come to the aid of after election day. It is to be Catholic Bishops of this Country, has become an important and opened a facility called "Mom's Houses to help young women who pregnant women in distress," she released to the press Nov. 11. effective weapon in the light against poverty in our Land. Indeed, House," offering free day-care opt to bear their children rather added, citing adoptions of hard-lo- The committee draft will not be some portion of this collection is utilized in our own Diocese to help services to infants and toddlers ol than undergo abortions. place infants and children, and the bishops' linal statement by our neighbors in need. The collection for the Home Missions, which young, single mothers who are PCUC cites statistics showing homes opened to foster children any means. But even before a is also taken, supports the apostolic work of the Church among full-time students. that more than two-thirds of with handicaps and problems as word of it appears, it has Minority Peoples in our Country.. The pperation is housed in the unwed teenage mothers who keep examples. generated more public comment­ Yes, it is right that we give thanks and praise to God. Good Christian Education Wing of their babies rather than place "W e do more than just work for ary and controversy than the intentions, however, must become ef fective actions in our service Brookline Boulevard United them for adoption never return to pro-life legislation. Our history is bishops' war and peace pastoral to the poor. It is for this reason that I urge the faithful people ol the Presbyterian Church at 103b finish high school and as a result based on genuine loving concern had brought at a comparable Diocese of Pittsburgh to support the special collection, which will Brookline Blvd. and volunteers must depend on welfare or remain for babies and their mothers. stage in its development. be taken on November 18. The Lord will be praised by your love; are presently caring for six in low-paying jobs. Mom's House is just our latest And the controversy is likely to He will be pleased by your care. In turn, He will reward you in the youngsters, enabling their Mary Winter, executive indication of that loving concern," grow by leaps and bounds once the Kingdom of Heaven with blessings beyond number! mothers to continue their studies director of People Concerned for Mrs. Winter added. first draft is released. Faithfully yours in Christ, at high schools, vocational schools the Unborn Child, sees Mom's The Brookline Mom s House is The idea for the economic and the University of Pittsburgh. House as a "logical extension of open Monday through Friday pastoral actually began with a The local effort is the second the care and concern we have been from b a.m. to b p.m. and can pastoral letter on Marxist Mom's House to open, following providing to women with problem accommodate 11 babies and communism that the bishops Bishop of Pittsburgh, the lead of pro-life workers in pregnancies ever since we began mothers. According to Mary Hirt, issued lour years ago. As they Johnstown, who conceived the in 19b9. were debating that document in Novem ber 5, 1984 idea and opened the first Mom's "Through the years," she (Continued on page 2) November 1980, several bishops

1 I V Page 2 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, November 9, 1984 Dioeesan/national news Reagan and Catholics: They agree, disagree on issues ' 'greatest goal is to end forever the By LIZ S. ARMSTRONG that tuition tax credits are at the top of my domestic agenda." threat of nuclear war," a sentiment he shares with the U.S. W ASHINGTON (NC) - The re- Proposals for tuition tax credits Catholic bishops, among others. election of Ronald W. Reagan as failed in Congress in the four years But the U.S. bishops' 1983 president Nov. 6 returns to the of Reagan's first term. In the new Congress, he pastoral letter on war and peace White House a political figure who predicted, because his re-election proved to be a source of contention has strongly sided with Catholic would be a demonstration ol between White House and positions on some issues, such as hierarchy. As the bishops abortion and tuition lax credits, American support for his goals, discussed the second draft of the and has been criticized by church ' we will have an increased chance pastoral in November 1982, leaders for his stands on others, to move vital legislation like Reagan's then-national security such as nuclear weapons policies tuition tax credits through the adviser, William Clark, in a letter, and cuts in government services Congress." expressed concern about the to the poor. Reagan criticized abortion often pastoral. During his first term, as president. There were Clark said the bishops, in that particularly during his re-election questions from some quarters, second draft, were not paying bid, the 73-year-old president however, about how much enough attention to the spoke often of the relationship effective action officials of his administration's ” lar-reaching between church and state — a administration and the Republi­ proposals lor reducing nuclear topic that became the unexpected can Parly have really taken arms and said the bishops' draft campaign issue of the year. against abortion. "continues to rellecl fundamental With more than 90 percent of the For example, New Right misreadings ol American nation s precincts reporting, activist Richard Yiguerie asked in policies. Reagan won 59 percent of the September what the Republican R e a g a n 's 1980 c a m p a ig n popular vote to 41 percent for Party has done "to advance the cause of school prayer, the right to rhetoric about nuclear war and a Walter Mondale. Reagan won 49 of life of the unborn, and other issues strong U.S. delense have been the 50 states, trailing only in that concern conservative credited as one reason the bishops R ed M ass honoree Monda le's home slate of religious people." Yiguerie also decided shortly after the 1980 Minnesota. Attorney Kim Darragh accepts the St. Thomas at the Mass for members of the legal profession, asked why proposals addressing election to address nuclear Himsell an infrequent church­ More Award, presented annually by the St. gave the homily and presented the annual award at some of these concerns failed weapons issues in a pastoral goer for what he cites as security Thomas More Society, from Bishop Anthony the banquet which followed at the Hyatt House. "when the W hite House stall could letter. reasons, Reagan has spoken Bevilacqua following the organization's 26lh Darragh is a partner in the law firm of Meyer, have burned the midnight oil In the pastoral, the bishops frequently of God and religious annual Red Mass Thursday, Nov. 1. Assisting the Darragh, Buckler, Bebenek & Eck and is a working on these issues." urged immediate, negotiated principles, invited bishops and bishop is St. Thomas More Society president member of St. Alphonsus parish in McDonald. The president also parted bilateral agreements to hall any other church leaders to the W hite Rosemary Corsetti. Bishop Bevilacqua officiated —Photo by John C. Keenan company with some Catholics and turther testing, production and House, and visited Catholic deployment of nuclear arms, parishes and schools. other Christians over what many lollowed by deep cuts in both Although he was the governor regard as another pro-life issue: superpowers' existing arsenals. whose signature in 1967 lifted capital punishment, which A rea Mom’s House helps Reagan supports. They also expressed reservations many restrictions on abortion in During his first term, Reagan about such weapons as the MX California, his present anti- missile because ot its potential use abortion efforts have won him seemed to concentrate more on as a first-strike weapon. Reagan praise lrom many pro-lilers. such issues as curbing govern­ single moms finish school ment spending, beefing up the has ardently backed the MX and By elevating U.S.-Vatican nation's defense, and strengthen­ dubbed it the "peacekeeper." relations to the ambassadorial ing economic sectors than on the Reagan administration policies ( Continued from page 1) Two more babies are due to Mom s House they agree to three level he drew the ire of both liberal so-called conservative social toward Central America also have arrive at Mom's House in things: attend school full-time; and conservative Protestants who \Joni's House director and hersell issues of abortion, school prayer, prompted concern by church N ovem ber and a third in January. maintain passing grades and said the establishment of formal ¡m new lirst-time mother, the The lacility has the services of 29 and pro-family causes. leaders. The U.S. bishops have donate three hours ol service to U.S.-Holy See ties violated 1 ¡Jollity provides "v e ry persona­ volunteers and is able to maintain In the NC News interview, repeatedly urged political, not Mom's House each week. separation of church and state. lized and loving attention" to the a ratio of one volunteer to two "We've had no trouble at all Reagan said his adminstralion's m ilitary solutions, to the conllict. In a written interview with youngsters, in addition to children. with their willingness to help," National Catholic News Service iqlormal atler-school programs The spacious facilities include a Mrs. W inter said. "Their attitude shortly before the election, lor the young mothers, which bedroom, kitchen, playroom and is good. From what 1 pick up, Reagan said that he supports "a cov er inlormation on child care, meeting room lurnished with they're seeing it as another constitutional amendment to end M ercy names board nutrition, home management, items donated by supporters. chance." the tragedy of abortion" and said career options and other areas. An According to Rev. Jack Dawson For inlormation on Mom's that "as long as my administra­ evening meal is also provided lor ot Brookline Blvd. United House, or on the "Adopt-a-Mom" Officers of the board of trustees ol Mercy Hospital have been re­ tion is in office we w ill continue to mother and child il they wish to Presbyterian Church, which project where donors provide$10a elected to one-year terms. They are: Thomas J. Murrin, chairman; support the pro-life movement in remain. donates the space lor Mom's month tor 10 months to aid the Charles A. Fagan HI and John L. Propst, vice-chairmen; Sister every way possible, including House, "w e had the tacililies and program, write Mom s House, Joanne Marie Andiorio, chief executive officer of Mercy, president Sharing the evening meal at the legislative intiatives." they had the need." 1036 Brookline Blvd., Pittsburgh, John C. Unkovic, secretary; and Sister Joanne, assistant secretary center is encouraged, as an ellort In the same interview he also and treasurer. " W e w ere a iso open to the idea," Pa. 13226 or call 331-6667. Jo. "create a lam ily support said that "1 have repeatedly said system " lor the women, Mrs. he added. W inter said. Anytime people are willing to put their efforts and energies to j im d r o n e ? » Mik e s il v e s T r e s e l l » Mrs. Hirt, who is Mrs. Winter's where their commitment is, that's EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE T H E LAXA FAMILY MARZIPAN KIT 'daughter, has a degree from Pitt what 1 call Christian ministry and •and formerly taught kindergarten I'm excited about it," Rev. 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6 million face starvation Free market profit system (Continued from page 1) Quebec and Canadian citizens. most moral , one says group Britain announced Oct. 24 that to Ethiopia is estimated at about it would send $5.8 million and promoting a political-economic $60 million. 6,000 tons of food to Ethiopia, a (Continued from page 1) problem which each of us and all U.S. citizens also have system that does the most to our appropriate associations, not move that was welcomed by economy," based on civil responded generously to create jobs and to increase the only the slate, ought to address. " many leading British church­ freedoms and a free market Ethiopian relief efforts. men, who nonetheless called for amount of goods available to fulfill Ms. Griffin said that CRS economy, fosters the personal and human needs. It similarly challenged reliance Britain and the European social virtues which best serve the on the government in other areas, received $600,000 in donations Economic Community to do it did not, however, spell out its between Oct. 29 and Nov. 2. She common good of all its citizens. own recommendations for rejecting protectionist policies in even more. ft argued that this system, international trade, questioning said that most of the U.S. government relief efforts assuring the protection of contributions came from despite its faults, has em pirically economic rights for those who fall the ability of central governments this year have been marked by individuals or families and from showed itself as the best able to outside that system for reasons of to do eilective economic planning, charges and denials that the liberate the human race from the and arguing that excessive both Catholics and non- Reagan administration has age, disability, or other Catholics. Contributions have bishops have set aside money to "two ancient enemies" ol circumstances. government regulation is among been unwilling to provide major "tyranny and poverty." the chiet causes ol unemployment ranged from $1 to $100,000, she pay for the administration of aid because the Ethiopian ftalfirm ed the basic rights of all said. CRS's emergency Ethiopian The bishops' pastoral letter w as persons to such necessities but and economic stagnation. government is Marxist. slated to locus on five contempor­ One lam ily of iour living on a relief funds, and as a result, 100 The administration has stopped short of backing specific Although the document clearly percent of donations will go ary issues — poverty, unemploy­ fixed income decided to donate charged the Ethiopian leader­ solutions, saying that people of upheld the Am erican political toward funding transportation ment and job creation, internatio­ the money they would have ship with diverting lunds for good will differ on the best ways to economy as a primary model, it and distribution of the food aid nal economic relations, economic spent on Christmas gifts, and celebrations marking the 10th resolve such problems. acknowledged a legitimate given by the United States and planning, and food and agricul­ another lam ily sent CRS the anniversary ol the Marxist At the end of a lengthy section on pluralism of cultures around the other governments. ture — as key questions money they normally spent on takeover and has criticized the poverty and welfare, for example, world. Bishop Daniel Reilly ol illustrating the demands of snacks, Ms. Griffin said. A Soviets for providing primarily the letter said: "Th e goal for all Norwich, Conn., chairman of morality on the American social Simon, who chaired the Philadelphia television station military aid to Ethiopia. remains the same: the poor should aired an interview with a CRS the CRS board, said that all U.S. order. be uplilted to dignity and seli- commission, said in a statement Despite the linger-poinling, The lay commission did not accompanying release of the stall member from Ethiopia bishops had been asked to back several countries, including the reliunce: poverty should be touch upon lood and agriculture as document, "W e have resisted the and received $4,680 in donations, the Ethiopian program and Soviet Union, the United States, ended. Y et creative thinking a separate topic, but it treated the idea that Christianity can be she added. have been sent a special appeal Britain, Czechoslovakia and about how actually to help the other lour and added the fam ily as identified with a particular "People really care," Ms. by Bishop James Malone ot East Germany have Ilown or poor, without making matters another topic. political system or set ol economic Griilin said. Youngstown, Ohio, president ol plan to lly food and transport worse, is in short supply. In an Oct. 29 statement, the National Conference ol vehicles aid to Ethiopia. The The bishops' letter was "Thus, partisans oi dillerent or social policies. " expected to spell out specific Chicago Cardinal Joseph Catholic Bishops. New York Times reported Nov. points of view have produced a H ow ever," he added, we do economic rights — such as Bcrnardin praised the generous The Canadian Catholic 4 that about 50 planes lrom variety ol concrete proposals.... believe that Catholic social adequate iood, shelter, health response by people in the United overseas assistance agency, around the w orld are expected Recognizing broad diiterences oi teaching and the American care, employment and old-age Slates toward the crisis. Development and Peace, to participate in the airiilt of aid opinion among our tellow experience have a great deal in security — as iundamental human The media bring word that announced Oct. 31 that it had to Ethiopia. Catholics and other citizens, we common.... Our success as a rights, it was expected to 110 people are dying each day in established a lund for famine value a pluralism ol approaches, nation is not an accident, but the articulate the duties that Ethiopia, but they also report victims in Ethiopia and other (Donations lor the people in with partisans of each respecting result oi the w ise ordering of our fulfillment ol these rights imposes that relief agencies here are African countries, ft said more Ethiopia c$n be sent to the those w ho disagree, all measuring institutions." being flooded with phone calls than $600,000 (approximately Mission Olhce, Diocese ol on individuals and the various their own progress by the and pledged contributions, " the U.S. $460,000) in African Pittsburgh, 111 Blvd. ol the Allies, sectors ol society, with particular commonly shared goal." Toward the Future can be cardinal said. "T h e tragedy is emergency aid had been given Pittsburgh, Pa., 15222, and the attention to how U.S. society The letter sharply challenged obtained from: Lay Commission on terrible; the compassionate to it by the Canadian money will be forwarded to should guarantee those rights lor excessive reliance on government Catholic Social Teaching and the response, beautilul to behold." International Development Catholic Relief Services in New the poor and the weak. action to light poverty, U.S. Economy, P. O. Box 364, North Ms. G riilin said that the U.S. Agency, the government of York.) The lay letter took a commenting: "P o verty is not Tarrytown, N.Y. 10591. Single copy signilicantly different tack. It prim arily a problem for the state, cost ol $2.95 includes postage and emphasized the importance oi it is a personal and community handling. MT. DE CHANTAL Bishops pastoral ■WASHINüTUN AVbNUfc. W HbhLINIj ST. 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has increased odds that there are By NORBERT F. GAUGHAN that the whole subject of Helping others "vocation" has suffered. The not many who do not m arry. But Once it was a regular priesthood and religious life for some stay single and this for procedure: in talks on vocations, both women and men are in lesser various reasons. Does anyone the order was to stress priesthood, speak to them about God s call, or As we prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving and then look the religious life and to pay regard. While persons in those N O R B E R T F their vocation to the single state? forward to Christmas and New Year we don't have to passing tribute to the laity in callings are still held in respect as GAUGHAN a way of life for a daughter and son Not many. search hard lor reasons to be thanklul. marriage. Then the retreat The sermons in the past used master or preacher would add, to follow, there is less regard for it. News coming out of Ethiopia, where 6 million people lace Mary and Martha ol the Gospel as almost as a postscript, a reference But marriage as a vocation is Starvation, is reason enough to count our blessings. exemplars for woman’s vocation. to the ' ’single state. also less in honor. It may be Mary became the sign for those And, "the situation is going to get worse before it gets Now one scarcely runs across emphasized, but the sacramental because of the attacks made upon becoming religious; she sat at the better," said Kenneth Hackett, senior director lor Africa of mention of it, even in pamphlets, aspect suffered in comparison. it, where m arriage is promoted as feet of the Lord and listened to his the New York-based Catholic Relief Services. "Although articles or sermons about the Finally, there was the call to the a source of self-gratification, a words. Martha was suggested laity. Is the single state, as a we hope to move an incredible amount of food, w e’re only single state. Perception of it may way to reach the good life, get either for the married woman vocation, believed to be willed by have grown out of a sociological more of the better things, not as scratching the surface. We need more money to transport (busy among the pots and pans) or God, reverenced anymore? fact: not every Catholic girl got common sacralice, as a union of food from the ports to the people.'' for the unmarried, who stayed at Given the present ignorance of married. For that vocational two willing to pul up with great home to care for the parents. In addition to CRS and three other groups — the Lutheran many Catholic terms of old, let's choice was aimed mostly at the hardships to become one. World Federation, the Lutheran-affiliated Ethiopian define "vocation" or "God's Catholic young woman. Mostly, however, the single Later, as Catholic girls moved Evangelical Church and the Ethiopian Catholic Secretariat calling." That notion was neatly Were the priests who spoke on state is not well regarded. In our into the workplace, adjustments — who are expanding their efforts to regions in Ethiopia, broken up into the three the subject thinking of their culture, where sexuality is seen as had to be made in the sermon. The sisters, unmarried, who had almost the highest value (to tell a single woman, m ore than the several nations have stepped up their aid to Ethiopia, and possibilities for Catholic young stayed at home to take care of the young woman she is "sexy" is to married, was urged to pray, to many individuals have responded with donations. people. They could be (prefer­ ably) priests or nuns. parents? Or were such young give her the highest compliment), make retreats, to be available for And this is where all of us can help. Not only in Africa but (Strange, the religious ladies more visible in the old not to be married, not to be church work. in this country, also. brotherhood was seen as lesser. Catholic Irish communities than available for some sexual The single state is still with us. the men? encounters, is held as a waste. The Church's answer today is the As Bishop Bevilacqua says in his appeal for the annual Why not, it was suggested, "g o all There will probably be a (It's not so different from the "Catholic Young Adult Club/'ora collection on Nov. 18 for the Campaign for Human the way" and become a priest? Where religious brothers lived dissertation on the subject about older day; even then an Catholic "sin gles" group. But Development and the Home Missions, "With the approach and worked and made their the sociological reasons why these unmarried woman was disparag­ need exists for words, reflections, of our annual celebration of Thanksgiving, we become more presence felt, vocations to that girls did not marry; the reality ingly styled as "old maid," while encouragement to be given to such aware of the many blessings, both spiritual and material, way did come, for brothers may have been that the larger the man was called a "bachelor." women and men. There is a place we have received from Almighty God/' contributed greatly, and still do, to family had "left over" members. it was suggested humorously that for emphasis on their personal Meanwhile, is it correct to think he may have "sowed a few wild dignity and worth, their The Campaign for Human Development was initiated by Catholic life.) that less is heard about that topic oats." Even the language favored sacrifices, and above all, their the U.S. Catholic Bishops to light poverty in this country. Next, there was the call to m arriage. A t this distance it now? the man's side.) need to discover in their state ol Some portion of this collection is utilized in the Pittsburgh seemed that the vocation side was One might venture the opinion Today 's fact of smaller families life "G od s w ill." Diocese to help our neighbors in need. The collection for the Home Missions supports the apostolic work of the Church among the Minority Peoples in the United States. Scripture Some pay lip service while others take the responsibility of helping others very seriously, such as one family of four Post-election analysis living on a fixed income which decided to donate the money B e r e a d y they would have spent on Christmas gifts for Ethiopians As lor the Blacks, it is m y guess and another family which sent CRS the money they By Msgr.CHARLES O. RICE that they voted in respectable By Fr. RICHARD MURPHY normally spent on snacks. W hen you read this column the election will be over and, 1 numbers and voted lor Mondale. One whole section of the Old No matter where we look, at home or abroad, there are assume, Reagan will have won. They helped him but could not put Testament is given over to the many in need of our help. Certainly the polls and other signs MSGR. CHARLES him over, although they made the sap'ential or wisdom books. In point toward his victory. O.R1CE difference in certain Senatorial Catholic bibles, these are seven in Analysts will be busy seeking and House races. number: Job, Psalms, Proverbs, the reason, and you will be reading As lor the Irish, they voted their Ecclesiastes (also known Other viewpoints economic class and their Qoheleth), Song of Songs, Wisdom and hearing about it over and prejudices. over. For this old analyst the main paying jobs in the same ratio as and Ecclesiasticus (also known as Sirach). The last two books No doubt you have been hearing and reading about reason was economics. More the rest of the white population. In all probability we will be mentioned are not contained in the Armageddon. What, you haven't? Well, it's time for a Americans perceived themselves Not all were anti-Reagan. discussing the implications of Reagan's victory, not Mondale's King James version, but are biblical lesson. as doing well. Although poverty It is likely that nationwide the had deepened and more people more fortunate blue-collar While it was not impossible tor included in many modern The Book of Revelation, also called the Apocalypse, had slipped into it, this did not workers of every sort tilted Mondale to w in, it w as impossible Protestant bibles in a special section. Chapter 16, verses 14-16speaksof a "battle on the great Day ailect the bulk of our citizenry. toward Reagan, while the poorer lor him to win big. A Reagan of God the Almighty," the last day, when the devils have Prices were stable, inflation was lolks, outside ol the South, went landslide, il it came, will have Wisdom literature flourished in the mid-East. It is a "p roverbial" assembled the kings in a place called in Hebrew dow n, and the employed w ere the Mondale. tremendous repercussions, most Religious lundamentaiism wisdom, containing much Armageddon.'' The name means mount of plagues or majority. ol them bad, to my way ol 1 will be interested in the certainly played a part in the thinking. World peace will be in practical advice about how to get mount of Megiddo. Megiddo was a city in the Plain of analyses that will be made ol the election, even where Catholics more danger than ever. Central along business wise. Now and Esdraelon where several famous battles ol biblical times Catholic vote. 1 am inclined to were concerned. The people ol this America, il not invaded directly again, however, there are flashes were fought. The Book oi Revelation's "Armageddon" think that it made little or no ilk did vote their religious by our troops, will be swamped of deep theological insight symbolizes a final battle between good and evil that brings difference. Catholics voted their convictions, and that w as a factor. with advisers and arms. concerning man's relationship the present w o rld 's history to an end. economic class and not their Catholics have come to Internally, the poor, the workers, with God. "T o fear God is the beginning (not the end) of Lately, some Protestant fundamentalist clergy have religious convictions. resemble Protestants in another education, the wilderness, the Catholics are a more varied way. Some ol us are committed to environment, and salety on the job wisdom" is a good example ol it. been suggesting that Armageddon, by which they mean a tribe these days. Large numbers the issues ol justice and peace, will suffer. In the first reading, wisdom is battle on the historical site, is near and that it will ol them have escaped into and we were on the side ol However, these evil outcomes spoken of as a woman. She is precipitate a nuclear w ar between the Unied States and the affluence and are ol the upper or Mondale, but our numbers were could be moderated as a result oi bright, lovable, cooperative, Soviet Union. Of course their view is no more than pure, lower middle class. These are not great enough to really help the many Congressional elections. energetic. This startling chilling guesswork. Past visionaries who dated conservative, and politically lend him. "personification" ol wisdom as a Rem em ber that in his first term Armageddon were always wrong. Moreover, we really to resemble their Protestant Racial bigotry influences voting woman was an obscure but Reagan's instant crushing power don't know what precisely Rev. 16:16 means, how literally it counterparts. The very wealthy more than religious conviction definite preparation of Jesus' arose lroni the defeat ol several Catholic is almost invariably very does, and it had a subtle pro- revelation of the Holy Spirit as the is to be understood. great liberal senators. That defeat Reagan el'lect. third divine Person. conservative — an old story. not only removed sturdy battlers President Reagan has made several references to the Jewish voting patterns have Some ol the Thessalonians had Blue-collar Catholics are like lor decency, but put tear into the theory, most recently denying, in his second televised changed. Regardless of w hat you concluded from what Paul had other blue-collar workers. A shocked hearts of the survivors. debate with Walter Mondale, that he accepted any declining number ol them think, most wealthy Jews have said that the world was going to The story will probably be end soon and they worried about a particular interpretation of it. Some commentators have continue to prosper, even in always been conservative and dilterent in the second term. berated the President and the fundamentalist preachers, retirement. Some ol these vote Republican. Less wealthy Jews, strange thing, namely, whether Reagan's gain will push whom they have unfairly, we think, lumped together, for their pocketbooks, especialy if the and the Jewish middle and those who were already dead executive power to the limit, but a would miss out on the Second espousing a theory that, given present world tension, could have investments to w orry about. working class have been strongly balanced Congress will resist Coming of the Lord. In another become a self-fulfilling prophecy. The number ol Catholic poor is liberal. The politics ol Israel hot great, but there are more ol affects Jewish votes strongly; the them with some success. A cow ed letter, Paul would assure them "Armageddon is a provocative symbol that statesmen, them among the elderly and the Jesse Jackson lactor caused some Congress w ill let them run to the that many things had to happen not only preachers, have frequently utilized in the past. very young. Catholics have low Jews to abandon Mondale. detriment ol our Republic. before the end; until then, work Some may remember that former President Theodore and prayer and trust in God was Roosevelt, as candidate of the Bull Moose Party in 1912, recommended. used it and how, more recently. General Douglas Jesus dealt with the End at some MacArthur did so in his speech to the Congress in 1951. length (Matthew 24). Today's There's nothing new about its use today, only a new context. Questions for Fr, Bober gospel sheds additional light on what he had in mind as we learn But the critics are right in holding that we shouldn't from his parable about the five bandy about the image or the imminence of Armageddon. By Fr. CHARLES BOBER Norman Rockwell nostalgia. wise and the five nol-so-wise Ideologues of a very different hue, to be sure, without using At times, some questions have Perhaps, it is naive, but it's a hope virgins. the image, have just as severely painted the imminence and had a way ol slipping through the ol mine anyway. Marriage customs vary little cracks. I have now succeded in over the ages. Today, we make a horror of nuclear war. Scripture teaches us to live our lives QUESTION: putting all the questions on a small lot of noise honking horns on the as if our last day were tomorrow, but cautions us never to Is it right for the priest to leave computer. Hopelully, in this way, FR. CHARLES! way to the reception and as the pronounce upon when that last day will be. The doomsday the altar during Mass for any f won't lose track ol any. This BOBER I newly-weds begin their honey­ reason? approach, whatever group of ideologues urge it, deserves to week and next, 1 hope to answer a moon. In ancient times, the be laid to rest. lew questions which have been ANSWER: betrothal ended when the groom The Long Island Catholic silting in my Pittsburgh Catholic Frankly, I really don't know noisily brought his bride to her folder lor a long lime. what's behind this question. The new home, where the festivities only way 1 cun answer il is from began. QUESTION: my ow n personal experience. It is part of widom to look at When coupons say “ one to a QUESTION: things from many angles, so as to Pittsburgh Catholic Do you think that it is a sin to 1 have had the occasion to establish the proper relationship fa m ily " do you think it is a sin (ora celebrate Muss at which 1 quickly Official- Publication o f the Diacese o f Pittsburgh husband and wife to each use one? shop on Sunday? between them. The famous motto,' realized the microphone w as not "Be Prepared" bespeaks wisdom. Serving the counties of Allegheny, Beaver, ANSWER: on. The server or lector doesn't A wise man looks ahead, making know how to activiate the system. Butler, Greene, Lawrence and Washington ANSWER: Our Catholic laith obliges us to due provision for unexpected Some things which may be participate in the celebration ol W hut do 1 do? Is it right to allow emergencies. That was precisely the Word of God to be proclaimed wrong might not be sinful. For the Eucharist each Sunday. Our what five of the "reception and a homily preached without example, is it wrong to litter? Yes, laith and natural instincts com m ittee'' had failed to do, with most ol the people in Church being Pittsburgh Catholic Publishing Associates it's disrespectful ol our common encourage us to utilize Sunday as a the result that when the wedding able to hear. I usually have property. Then, is it a sin to throw day of rest. 1 can envision party finally arrived, their lamps Most. Rev. Anthony J. Bevilacqua, M.A., J.C.D., J.D., President decided no, and then gone into the a banana peel on the street? 1 don't individuals 1 u 1 tilling these had gone out. Rushing out to buy Fr. W. Peter Horton, Executive Secretary sacristy and turned on the system. think so. However, il could be obligations and still feeling the some oil, they missed out on the and General Manager sinlul to do so in the path ol a blind need to purchase essentials (or I'm sure some would disapprove celebration. 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Is il a sin? turn demanding that salespeople because of a stomach or ahead but also in preparing for Patricia Bari«,, Stephen Karlinchak, Reporter» be there. Does my purchase Jesus' coming. Are we ready to Jack Lee, Adrenitimg Hr/trenrnlalitt* That's the more difficult part, ft is intestional problem. In tw'elve not a honest use of the coupon and deprive that person of the ability years oi being a priest this has appear before him when we die? Frank Rode, Burine»» Manager We prepare for God s coming Frank Murray, t.irrulation Manager dishonesty is a sin. But we must to luliill a religious obligation? never happened to me but I'm sure Hubiuhed Every t riday also ask about intention. Do you Perhaps, but it cun also be said it has happened to other priests. into our lives by personal effort. intend serious fraud? Are you that such people could go to Frankly, there aren't many No one else is wholly responsible Postmaster t Subscribers: Send address changes to seriously depriving someone Church (and rest) at a different choices at moments like that. for what I do. No one else can say Pittsburgh Catholic, 100 Wood Street, Suite 500, Pittsburgh, PA lsttg rightful income? Are you creating time. the prayers I ought to say or Personally, 1 don't think it is a The celebration ol the Eucharist receive the sacraments 1 should Pittsburgh Catholic (ISN-0323) a habit ol dishonesty? Is there scandal or bad example to young sin to shop on Sundays. However, 1 is a matter not to be taken lightly. receive or do the works of charity do wish that in some way we could The priest is the leader of the that 1 should be doing. Each of us 100 Wood Street, Suite 500, Pittsburgh, PA 15222 people? All of these things must also be considered. Is it wrong? return to the lime when Sundays assembly and he should not leave must bring his/her own oil to that Yes. Is it a sin? It could be. Is it a were very special for rest and the celebration (or light reasons. moment when we shall be called Phone: (412 ) 471-1252 serious offense against God? Only conversation, (or food and However, 1 can envision instances upon to give an account of our the individual can answer that. lamilies. Perhaps, that smacks of where there is no choice. stewardship. Opinions/comments Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, November 9, 1984 — Page 5

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D isagrees w ith M sgr. R ice By FR. JOSEPH M. CHAMPLIN observed. in the morning praising God for The sudden departure without But there are other less radical the wonder of their being will have To the Editor: explanation of two people in the or momentous rejections in our no problem in coping with attacks Have read Msgr. Charles 0. Rice's column for years with middle ol a recent workshop my lives which can still produce pain on their self-image during the day. admiration lor his compassion lor the downtrodden and support partner and 1 were conducting and cause sadness. Being turned I always ask those who are FR. JOSEPH lor labor and unions, also his courage to stand up against the U.S. stirred in me some immediate down for a date or a job, having a suffering from a poor self-image M. CHAMPLIN government, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, the Israel reflections about rejection. person hang up on us or walk away to spend at least five minutes lobby, the Pentagon and many others. Why did they leave? Was it my from the conversation, getting hearing the word that they are ^ H owever on his column on the U.S. and Nicaragua (Pittsburgh presentation? Or were they poor marks on a report card or precious to God and responding to Calhojic, Oct. 28), he is wrong. The Nicaraguan regim e is not an concerned about some other issue criticisms of a task just completed it with praise and thanks. experiment in democracy. It is communist. He says Russia is too totally outside and beyond us that — these sting lots or at least a "So many people don't feel lar away and conveniently iorgets about Russia's surrogate, demanded their attention and little. precious to God or to anyone else. Cuba. Everyone knows Cuba has a large input in Nicaragua of required their premature departure might weaken the They are depressed with sadness manpower, weapons, etc., yet he does not even mention Cuba by renewal process we were However, when these rejections departure? and loneliness; they fear that name in his column. facilitating? cut through to the deeper part of Since there was no answer to nobody will ever love them. They Does Msgr. Rice forget the rude reception the Sandinista Was it an anxious sorrow, worry our being and make us doubt our these questions, 1 shifted to some feel like this because they do not government gave to Pope John Paul II on his recent visit? self-worth or raise questions about musings about how I felt over their or fear that our limitations and love themselves. Self-acceptance, FRED STE1NKIRCHNER our personal goodness and value leave-taking. imperfections had turned them true self-love, is a grace given to West End off? Was it thus a self-doubting before God, the problem is more us when we accept God's word 1 was puzzled, of course, but sadness coming out of an almost ours than that of those who about ourselves." probably also a bit saddened. compulsive drive lor perfection seemingly reject us. This is a very practical way to Thanks to Fr, LeD oux Then I did a superficial analysis of and an unhealthy need to gain 100 Kedemptorist Fr. Jim McMa­ apply the message: "God calls us m y sadness. percent acceptance of the nus has written "T h e Healing as individuals and says we are Was it like Christ's sad weeping To the Editor: message from all? Power of the Sacraments" (Ave loved." Recognizing with praise over Jerusalem? Jesus's sorrow May 1 say "thank you" to you and Fr. Jerome LeDoux for his Or finally was it a sadness much Maria Press, Notre Dame, Ind. and gratitude our uniqueness, the arose because his message of good beautiful and inspirational column he gave us, "L ead Me Jesus" deeper, more complex and mostly 46S56, $3.95) which addresses that fact that God calls each one of us news, designed to bring joy and (Pittsburgh Catholic, Oct. 26) .I've never enjoyed a piece as much unconscious, a subtle but severe, issue in its appendix, "Healing the by name and that we are precious goodness for all hearers, had been as this. Fr. LeDoux, congratulations, and please let s have more in even if dull, pain of rejection? Self-Image Through Personal to the Lord helps heal our poor rejected. Our Lord knew what was this vein. It really should be re-run for those that may have Rejection of every kind is P ra y er." self-image and take less really best for these people and unfortunately missed it. Again, "thank you." always difficult. For example, 1 He encourages people who have personally rejections by others. wept because of the trouble they can still see the face and hear the strong feelings of rejection, self- Incidentally, the two people RAY GEN LEY would bring on themselves. Was Monroeville comments of a woman crushed by destruction and self-pity to reflect returned for a subsequent it, like that, a sadness over what her husband's departure after a on the wonder of their being and to workshop the next week. Family the two were losing? quarter-century of marriage. thank God for it. problems had prompted their Was it a sadness because their "It's tough to be rejected," she People who spend five minutes early departure. M a n ’s 'had w ill9 To the Editor: Dying,,.a little Perhaps no other words have been uttered more by world leaders than the term, "world peace." Why, you ask, has there never been peace in the world. By Fr. JEROME LEDOUX revolting physical afflictions. We complimenting us, by comparing The lamiliar ring we hear around Christmas time is "peace on "It was like a death, "m y friend die a little every time we see the us unfavorably or by belittling us. earth, goodw ill to men," but you had better read your bible again was murmuring. "I actually felt embarrassment, confusion and Abuse, meanness, insults, more carefully. For in Luke 2, the angel Gabriel and the Heavenly as if someone had died. I'm still humiliation of our afflicted ones. affronts and acid attitudes lake Host had sang the praise "...peace on earth to men ol good w ill." very depressed over the whole We die a little at those times something away from us, again in particular when they come from ltis because ol man's "b a d w ill" that there is no peace on earth. thing. I'm restless. My husband F R JEROM E when misfortune rakes us over the coals of disappointment, the people next to our bosom. We All the problems in the world even today are caused by man's bad never gets excited about anything, LEDOUX will. Our Lord even told us in Scripture that He did not come to but he's so hyper now that you just discouragement, reverses of die a little from each of these. bring peace to the world... but the sword. He promised peace only wouldn't believe it." every kind, painful setbacks and We die a little and at times we to those who lollowed His teaching and the church He left to "teach She and her husband had loaded outright failures. Certainly a feel in danger ol dying completely all truth, all the days until the end ol the w orld." their children along with road wedding deferred or cancelled lits when the sum total of all these There is only one church that teaches all truth for all days all supplies and had driven more than gradual dying, such as those under all of these headings. Yet things crashes upon us and spells over the earth and that is our one, holy, Catholic and apostolic 1,000 miles to the wedding of his occasioned by the death of a loved how much more does a ruptured rejection. Driven by the baleful church. Christ Himsell promised that the Holy Spirit would dwell niece. Everything was ready by one. We are diminished, we die a marriage fit here. How much winds of emotional anguish, our within His true church and it is only in believing and lollowing the the time they arrived. Mounds of little any time anyone dies more does a couple die a little thoughts turn to depression, self- teachings of the "bride of Christ" (His church), can anyone truly gifts had been sent in or brought in anywhere in the world, but all the when they spearate or get injury and maybe even suicide. experience peace. from many states, and relatives more if someone precious to us divorced? "Unless the grain of wheat fa lls . It seems we Catholics are only too willing to pay a price for and friends from as many states crosses into the next life. Perhaps we do not think of it to the earth and dies, it remains anything except defending our holy faith from the attacks oi had converged for the festivities. We die a little whenever we often enough that way, but we die just a grain ol wheat. But if it dies, liberal-minded Catholics, bible-wielding "born agains" w ho call The final preparations had gone stand by helplessly as a dear one is a little under the sting of being it produces much fruit" (Jn. 12, our laith a lalse religion and call our Holy Father the anti-Christ. smoothly, including the usual crippled by injury, felled by slighted, ignored or neglected. It 24). Jesus changed the pervasive Peace can only be tound in the church that Christ established. evening rehearsal with a smiling sickness, attacked by some is clearly a bit of dying, because pessimism of daily dying to the One cannot obtain peace through false doctrines and mis­ parish priest. But an unlikely loathsome and/or deadly disease, one of the worst things that can dynamic Christian optimism oi translated bibles. The road starts with Christ through St. Peter sudden dark suffocating cloud tell or begins to lose ground rapidly to happen to us is not to be new and abundant life. who our Lord gave the keys ol the kingdom ol Heaven." That upon the group — after the the weakness and deterioration of acknowledged as somebody, as We die a little every day, but it is road is narrow. W e should be exhorting our brothers and sisters to rehearsal when the groom encroaching old age. important. by no means a pointless, useless come back to the church oi their ancestors. You cannot come in by announced that there would be no Frequently, our daily dying is We die a little under the dying. Quite the contrary. We live nauseous weight ol put-downs, going out! We should be praying lor our priests and Religious wedding. more rapid when the illness which by a great Christian optimism afflicts us and our is mental and especially where we have done based on a divine realism: Since ' instead ol criticizing them. Only in the true Catholic church can we Dying is not like pregnancy. We emotional rather than physical, nothing to deserve them. We die a Jesus destroyed death and its very all lind the "good will and peace" our Lord promised. can and do die a little every day. since it is often much more painful little, especially when those sting, by dying to ourselves we JOSEPH L. MAZZE1 There are the obvious instances of nearest us put us down by not shall live forevermore. Lower Burrell and wrenching than even the most Church family factions G od on the side altar

To the Editor: By DOLORES CURRAN worry about a comic book but a peace-based community. We It has been nearly 20 years since the Vatican decreed that the In the past year, many have produced by professional bigots? show these dissidents that we God we love, worship and adore be relegated to a side altar. This been alarmed by the re- What can we as Catholics truly believe in the words, decree wasn't fully implemented in this country until 1978. emergence of anti-Catholic committed to peace, justice and "They 'll know we are Christian by Nevertheless, I, for one, deeply resent the Vatican edict. literature in the lorm of scurrilous DOLORES bishops do about the situation? 1 our love." 5.) We pray that the This decision has taken its toll. Today, people and especially comic books against the Pope. But CURRAN suggest: 1.) at first sign of this spirit will inflame these people little children, perlorm only a token genuflection or noneat all. IK now we have as alarming a divisive activity in our own w ith love rather than divisiveness. that wasn't enough, only token flowers are in evidence while the situation within our own church dioceses, we write both diocesan E very fam ily has its trouble­ main altar is lavished with God's beautiful creations. and we need to be aware of a group and secular papers denouncing makers, those relatives deter­ Fulhermore, would you believe that some churches even install of Catholics dedicating tocreating the groups as spokesmen for the mined to gain power by dissent or lattice work to hide the tabernacle wherein our Creator resides. It division among us by fostering a It can and will split our diocesan church. distrust — creating trouble by is indeed a sad commentary and a situation that begs and cries out lack of confidence in our bishops. family if we allow this group to 2.) We send copies ol any spreading rumors, discontent and for a solution in this m aterialistic world of ours. An organization calling itself tunction successfully. 1 agree with inflammatory ads against the division. St. Paul spoke of J. W O LLE TT the Catholic Center is holding Archbishop Weakland of bishop and/or peace and justice dissension in the llock in his first Mount Lebanon workshops designed to create Milwaukee who said about this , commissions to the apostolic letter to the Corinthians: trouble for bishops with whom effort, "W e are conlident that the delegate (Pro-Nunciature Pio I beg you, brothers, in the they disagree. Headed by Paul laithful will recognize such latter Laghi, D.D., 3339 Massachusetts name of our Lord Jesus Christ, to Weyrich, New Right political tactics, especially when they Ave. N.W., Washington, D.C. agree in w hat you say. Let there be U nfortunate statem ent organizer, the Center holds stoop to slander or injustice, for 20008) and to the V a tica n no factions; rather, be united in workshops for Catholics on how to what they are and reject this as Commission on Peace and Justice mind and judgment. 1 have been discredit bishops — particularly informed, my brothers, by certain To the Editor: not being of the Spirit." (Bishop Roger Mahoney, D.D.. those who support the recent members of Chloe s household The letter ol Fr. John Charnoki that appeared in a recent edition But recognizing the tactics isn't Pontifical Commission for Justice peace pastoral — by destroying enough. A National Catholic and Peace, P.O. Box 4237, that you are quarreling among (Pittsburgh Catholic, Oct. 19) seemingly attempts to emphasize yourselves. This is what I mean: the Church's fidelity to the Christian ideal of the indissolubility of trust in them among their own Reporter article on this Stockton, Ca. 95203). people. "Catholic" group said weekend 3.) We write supportive letters One of you will say, J belong to marriage. That ol itself is a worthy attempt. Paul,' another, 1 belong to However, within his letter, he makes the following statement: They encourage Catholics to seminars sponsored by the Center to our bishop letting him know we Apollos,' still another, Cephas "But if you remain in Christ as a faithful disciple, you are always place ads in secular newspapers, encouraged participants to realize what's going on. 4.) At first has m y allegiance,' and the on the preierred list for His Eucharist. If you separate yoursell write letters to the papers and to portray bishops as frustrated sign of a workshop in our diocese, fourth, J belong to Christ.' Has lrom Christ by divorce, you automatically are separated from the the Vatican and generally disrupt politicians, to infiltrate diocesan we alert the editor of the diocesan paper and our bishop to it. If Christ then been divided into Eucharist. It is very evil and hypocritical to take the sacrament diocesan efforts to make peace an social justice commissions and to invited, we attend and impact the parts?" while not in union with Him in His Church." option. Early targets are Bishops file complaints on spending workshop with the idea that So it would seem, St. Paul. But This is a very uniortunale statement to say the least. Not only is Hunthausen, Weakland, Quinn, practices of the National Catholic CHristianity is not a don't let God give up on us. Just it contrary to sound Catholic theology and good pastoral practice, Bemardin and Walter Sullivan, Conference of Catholic Bishops. distrust-based political ideology because of a few troubled siblings. it reinforces a mistaken notion that some divorced, though not but others are also "suggested." With Catholics like these, why remarried Catholics, have. Even today one still hears from certain individuals the incorrect view that a divorced person may not receive the Eucharist simply because that individual is Mass attendance decline divorced. Undoubtedly there's some truth must become real. We must build By DALE FRANCIS Happily, today the Church, while continuing to proclaim the in that. In those disheveled early a solid loundation ol real laith. Archbishop Daniel Pilarczyk of sacredness of marriage, recognizes the need to respond with days of the 1960s, when some were We must do this by teaching Cincinnati asked that the bishops compassion and understanding to the needs of those individuals challenging everything of the Catholic truths as the truths they of the nation consider the reason and families affected by the unfortunate reality of separation and DALE past, there were some teaching are. We must come to an for the decline in attendance at FRANCIS Sunday Mass was no longer an understanding oi what it means to divorce. Sunday Mass among Catholics in W ho is more in need of the strength given by the Eucharist than obligation. There's no doubt that be a part ol the Mystical Body oi this country. It is obviously those who are struggling, often in painful circumstances, to inMuenced some, especially the Christ, what it means to be a part something that must be a concern remain faithful to Christ and His Church. young people of the 1960s who were ol the People ol God. of the bishops, directly related to FR. HARRY NICHOLS victims of much confusion. their primary responsibility. When I'v e said this belore, there Administrator important that many think about But there's a misunderstanding have been letters lrom those who Our Lady of Grace Parish The Gallup survey said that in this, that not only experts be heard 1983 about 52 percent of Catholics ol the 1950s in it, too. The great say it is an escape from the Scott Township but the voices ol ordinary people in the United States were at Mass whose only knowledge comes majority of those who faithfully responsibility of being followers of regularly on Sunday. That was from living as Catholics. So, were at Mass every Sunday were Christ in the world. It is the very better than the 47 percent ol 1977 without claiming any expertise or not there because they were opposite. It is those who are most but far below the nearly 70 percent any special knowledge, there are compelled to be but because they luily united with Christ who can the surveys showed for Mass things I'd like to say about this. wanted to be at Mass. 11 we are to best serve Him in the world. To Letters w elcom e attendance back in 1950's. It is, as Archbisop Pilarczyk bring people in greater numbers build a solid spiritual loundation To put this in proper said, a question that requires to Mass again, it w ill not be carries w ith it the responsibility ol The Pittsburgh Catholic welcomes comment from readers. perspective, Mass attendance in national attention lor the problem because they are convinced again acting lrom that foundation to do We ask that letters to the editor be no more than 300 words, and the United States is greater than is general throughout the nation. that to miss Sunday Mass is what Our Lord said we must do, that they be legible. All letters must be signed and include the attendance ol Protestants at The Cincinnati archbishop seriously siniul but because they serve the least ol those among us, telephone number and address for verification. Letters that Sunday services and greater than suggested that one reason might grow in love ol Jesus Christ and the poor, the oppressed, the come together in worship because elderly, the handicapped, to bring can't be verified won’t be used. Letters from persons Mass attendance in European. be a changed attitude towards the of their love. justice and peace to the world. requesting that their names not be printed won't be used Catholic countries, with the obligation of attendance at We need to teach more boldly W hen we build laith through the either. Letters may be condensed or rejected at the discretion exception of Poland. Sunday Mass. Once Catholics The search lor answers to the believed it was a mortal sin not to than ever the truths ol our faith. proclamation of Jesus Christ, of the editors. Opinions reflected are those of the reader and reason for the decline and the way attend Sunday Mass. Today,.he We need to regain an understand­ when we bring laith more fully to are not necessarily those of the Pittsburgh Catholic or of the to reverse it will be extensive, will said, there were those who missed ing and appreciation ol the Mass, Catholics, we will bring Catholics Diocese of Pittsburgh. bring the insights of many who Sunday Mass and still considered oi the wonder of consecration. The to Mass because their love will have expertise. But 1 believe it is themselves good Catholics. Real Presence in the Eucharist bring them there. Page 6 — Pittsburgh Catholic. Friday. November 9, 1984 4 ^ 1 * 1 C l .

News in brief 200,000 At the Vatican a t t e n d R eligious leaders m eet

ST. LOUIS (NC) — Catholic, Jewish and Protestant leaders, ata national ecumenical meeting, agreed on the message of the U.S. p r i e s t ’ s Catholic bishops' peace pastoral but disagreed on abortion. Bishop James W. Malone ol Youngstown, Ohio, president of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops; African Methodist f u n e r a l Episcopal Bishop Philip Cousin, president of the National Council of Churches: and Rabbi Mordecai Waxman, president of the Synagogue Council ol America, met in St. Louis at the eighth WARSAW, Poland (NC) — A National Workshop on Jewish-Christian Relations Oct. 29-Nov. 1. crowd estimated at more than It was the first time the three presidents had met jointly. 200,000 gathered Nov. 3 for the At a press conlerence before the meeting, the leaders said they funeral of murdered pro- had reached agreement on the need for world peace, on Solidarity priest Father Jerzy allirmution ol the 1983 peace pastoral, on the need for work for Popieluszko, who was called a justice in society, on respect lor the dignity ol the human person, martyr by Cardinal Jozef Glemp and on the need to eliminate hunger and poverty. ol Gniezno and W arsaw, Poland's But Rabbi Waxman said he opposed an anti-abortion primate. amendment to the Constitution and joined with Bishop Cousin in opposing prayer in public schools. The U.S. bishops favor a In his eulogy, the cardinal also constitutional amendment on abortion and support the general called lor Poles "of different intention ol school prayer amendment proposals. social groups" to meet "at the Bishop Malone said churches have an obligation to speak to table of dialogue to strive toward issues ol public policy, such as abortion. peace." Church and state are to be separate, but 1 do not support the In lurther developments in the notion that we have a separation of church and society,' Bishop case, Poland's government Malone said. announced Nov. 2 that two Interior But Rabbi Waxman said abortion should be in the domain ol Ministry colonels were arrested private morality.' and a general was suspended from He said there is a "c iv il'' religion in the United States — "those duty. things we all agree on" — and abortion is not one of them. P op e prays fo r victim s o f violence Rabbi W axman said that in Jewish law the life of the mother A captain and two lieutenants of takes precedence over liie ol the unborn child. He said some the ministry's security police interpretations ol that law include emotional and mental were arrested in late October and VATICAN CITY (NC) - Pope John Paul II "May the great and merciful God grant peace conditions ol the mother, but the law is against abortion on charged with kidnapping the offered a special prayer Nov. 1 lor those who have to their immortal souls and make the living demand. priest Oct. 19 and murdering him. died in recent acts of violence around the world, understand that a future worthy of man is built "Because we ditler on this point morally there should not be a saying ' 'the heart is heavy at the thought of so with love, not violence," he said. constitutional amendment," he told the St. Louis Review, Witnesses at the autopsy much human blood spilled." The pope spoke a few hours before making his newspaper ol the Archdiocese of St. Louis. perlormed on Father Popieluz- "These past days have been saddened by traditional visit to a Rome cemetery on the eve of Rabbi W axman and Bishop Cousin objected to a constitutional sko's body, said the priest had mournful news," the pope said during an All All Souls' Day. His words echoed a front-page amendment on prayer in public schools, and Bishop Cousin apparently'been gagged, severely Saints' Day Angelus prayer in St. Peter's Square. editorial in the Vatican newspaper, criticized Reagan lor backing such an amendment. beaten and bound before being Besides the Oct. 31 assassination of Indian Prime L'Osservatore Romano, Oct. 31 under the The U.S. Catholic Conference, public policy arm of the NCCB, thrown into a reservoir on the Minister Indira Gandhi and the recent killing of a headline, "Days of Violence." backs the intention ol a school prayer amendment but has said any Vistula River 120 miles northwest Polish priest, Father Jerzy Popieluszko, the pope The unsigned editorial spoke of the "bloody proposed amendment must include provisions allowing public of Warsaw. cited "people who found death in the recent repression'' of popular protest demonstrations in school students to participate in on-site religious instruction. unrest in Chile" and the victims ol repression in Chile and South Africa. The newspaper blamed Cardinal Glemp, speaking at the Bishop Cousin also criticized the president for naming an South A frica ." the death of Father Popieluszko, an outspoken lunerai in an emotion-filled voice, ambassador to the Vatican, calling it a "damaging" move. The At least seven people were reported killed in supporter of the outlawed trade union Solidarity, urged Poles to forgive the priest's National Council ol Churches is among several church groups Santiago, Chile, during demonstrations Oct. 31 on those who nurture hatred and systematically killers. challenging the action in court. against President Augusto Pinochet's military sow injustice and sadness." In separate speeches at the opening session of the meeting, all "T h ere is no lack ol people here government. About 80 people were reported killed Three security police officers have been three leaders emphasized a theme ol unity and a need to promote and abroad who want to work in three South African black townships recently arrested in connection with the killing. devoutly lor the good of the after the South African government sent troops to issues of common concern. The editorial said recent years have been fatherland," the cardinal said. squelch protests and rioting. Bishop Malone noted improved relations between Catholics and typilied by international disorder brought on by Jews since the Second Vatican Council. In particular, he The pope also urged prayers for "all the tensions and restlessness. mentioned the council's position that Jews as a religious group Solidarity tounder Lech Walesa numerous victims of violence in so many other were not responsible for the death of Christ. said in his eulogy: "We bid you countries ol the world." ' These facts confirm a tremendous conclusion That might not seem terribly significant now, because we farewell, servant ol God, pledging "Th e heart is heavy at the thought ol so much that a lew periods of relative calm seemed to play accept it now," Bishop Malone said. But Vatican II "clearly that we shall never bow to human blood spilled, of so much suffering, ol so down: the 1980s are the years of violence," the enunciated that position." oppression. many tears, the pope said. editorial said. "W e shall respond with truth to lies and with good to evil, "h e said. P ope preaches eternal life in cem etery hom ily Polish N ational Church m eeting The lunerai Mass was held at Father Popieluszko s suburban VATICAN CITY (NC) — Pope John Paul 11 enables him "to see things as they are." PASSAIC, N.J. (NC) — Representatives ol the National Warsaw church, St. Stanislaw preached the indestructibility of life, Nov. 1, All The pope also reminded the congregation that Conlerence of Catholic Bishops and the Polish National Catholic Kostka. The 37-year-old priest had Saints Day, when he made his traditional visit to "if a man dies in the grace of Christ, he carries Church, which split from Rome in 1897, held a "very celebrated regular "Masses lor Rome's chief cemetery. within himself the reality of indestruclable life, ol benelicial...exchange ol pastoral insights" in their lirst official the Homeland' at the church and On All Saints Day and on A ll Souls Day, Nov. 2, divine life. meeting, according to a statement issued after the meeting. was known lor his fiery pro- "the church meditates on the mystery of death The pope emphasized the inability of death to The meeting, involving two bishops and a priest on each side, Solidarity sermons which were which is the common destiny of all men on earth,'' destroy a person's lile because ol redemption was held Oct. 23 at the Polish National Catholic Church ol Sts. critical ol the Polish government. the pope said during a late afternoon vigil Mass at through the lile, death and resurrection of Jesus. Peter and Paul in Passaic. "Those in this cem etery and all the cemeteries The lunerai crowd represented the cem etery, on the outskirts of the city. The Polish church, organized into six U.S. and Canadian of the world, the pope said, participate in the a wide range of Polish society, In his homily, spoken under clear, blue skies, dioceses, has a stated membership ol more than 280,000. It cross and resurrection of Jesus. including factory workers, the pope stressed that death brings a person to a emerged at the end ol the 19lh century and beginning ol the 20th new awareness of reality. "The earth was visited by the mystery of the miners, priests, nuns and w hen a series ol Polish immigrant Catholic groups in the United "With death is opened the eternal dimension of Son ol God, he added. "Th e earth was visited by government representatives. Slates broke from the Catholic hierarchy, chiefly because ol human existence," said the pope, adding that the m ystery ol the Redemption. Death does not Shouts ol "S olidarity" rose as disputes over parish administration and misunderstandings death brings man, who is made in the im age and destroy man by returning him to the earth. Death many raised their hands in the V- likeness of God, "back to his prototype" and restores us to God in Jesus Christ." between the Polish groups and the predominantly Irish and lor-Victory symbol. German bishops in the country. Representing the NCCB were Archbishop John F. Whealon ol The priest's pallbearers were P op e: S exual self-restraint releases tensions Harttord, Conn., chairman of the NCCB Committee for steelworkers and coal miners. Ecumenical and Interreligious Allairs, and Bishop Stanislaus Father Popieluszko was Brzana ol Ogdensburg, N.Y., accompanied by Father John F. VATICAN CITY (NC) — Pope John Paul 11 said The pope said that while "excitation" tends kidnapped along with his driver Oct. 31 that continence, while at limes requiring toward sensual pleasure and the conjugal act, Hotchkin, director ol the NCCB s ecumenical secretariat. while traveling in northern Representing the Polish church at the meeting were Bishop the "self-discipline of sexual abstinence," frees "emotion" limits itself to other expressions ol Poland. The driver escaped and Anthony M. Rysz ol the Central Diocese of Scranton, Pa., and individuals from tensions and increases affection affection. The two are often found together, he said one ol the abductors was Bishop Joseph 1. Nieminski of Toronto, accompanied by Father in marriage. said, but are distinct. They should be balanced in dressed in a police uniform. Stanley Skrzypek ol New York Mills, N.Y., as an ecumenical "It has been said that continence provokes married love, he added. unnecessary tensions within a person," the pope adviser. The priest's body was lound Oct. By using continence to direct sexual emotions said at a weekly general audience at the Vatican. In their brief statement following their discussions, the 36 in the Irozen Vistula River toward other expressions ol affection — without "But in reality, continence is the one way of members of the new commission called their first contact reservoir. conjugal union — couples are able to follow the "important and promising. " They said they planned to meet next freeing oneself from such inner tensions." teachings ol "Humanae Vitae," the pope said. in New York City on May 7, 1985, to discuss the life of Eucharistic On Nov. 6, Polish ollicials said Continence, recommended by the 1968 The 1968 encyclical, written by Pope Paul VI, devotion and the penitential practices in their churches. three officers of the secret police encyclical' Humanae Vitae'' (01 Human Life) as spelled out the church's position against the use ol They said both sides lound hope in the Polish church's had been charged with murder in a virtue and as a way to comply with church artificial methods of birth control. It allowed for Confession ol Faith staled by its founder, Bishop Francis Hodur. the death of the priest. teachings against artificial birth control, means spacing of births lor "serious motives ' through In it he said, "1 believe that the apostolic, Catholic Church is the more than sexual abstinence, the pope told natural methods which rely on sexual abstinence ideal congregation, promised to us by Jesus Christ, toward whose The three officers charged — several thousand people. during the times in which a woman is fertile. realization many honorable people have exerted and still continue previously identilied as Capt. It is also the "capacity to direct excitation' and In his 12 recent talks on "Humanae V itae," to exert unstinting elforts, and for which all human souls yearn. Grzegorz Plot row.ski and Lts. emotion " in m arried life, with "the essential Pope John Paul has stressed that the "periodic The Polish church says its bishops are validly ordained in the Waldemar Chmielewski and task ol maintaining equilibrium' between the continence" recommended in the encyclical apostolic succession through the Old Catholic Church, a northern Leszek Pekala — all worked lor two, he said. requires self-control and ennobles married love. European group which broke from Rome in the 1870s because of the Interior Ministry. conflicts over the extent of papal authority. Poland's leader, Gen. Wdjciech Jaruzeiski, has condemned the murder. He has also warned World Catholic population opposition groups against stirring unrest in the wake ol the killing. P op e’s m eeting defended up by 16 million through f82 UNITED NATIONS (NC) — The Vatican's observer mission to the United Nations defended Pope John Paul U s June meeting Bishop nam ed The world Catholic population year — in Asia: 5,183, or 122 fewer an increase of 4,368 over the with then-Prime Minister P.W. Botha ol white-ruled South Africa, increased by 16 million as ol Jan. in A frica: 21,534, or 706 fewer in preceding year. The increase is saying in an Oct. 30 statement that the meeting enabled the pope to fo r C harlotte 1, 1983, a c c o r d in g to the Am erica; 33,628, or 423 less in seen on all continents: 13,447 (948 repeat his opposition to apartheid. International Fides Service. Europe; and 3,095 or 38 less in increase) in Asia; 7,495 (an The meeting was criticized by the representative of a black WASHINGTON (NC) - Msgr. Quoting the Statistical Oceania. increase of 590) in Africa; 25,513 in South African liberation group in statements before the United John F. Donoghue, chancellor and Yearbook ol the Church, the The numbers of Religious America (an increase of 1,167): Nations earlier in October. Vicar general ol the Archdiocese service reported a total world women dropped by 11,012 to 25,630 in Europe (an increase ol Such meetings, while not implying approval of the policies that ol Washington, was named Nov. 6 Catholic population ol 810,484,066 941,031. By continents: 87,707 (an 1,598); and 916 in Oceania (65 a given government lollows, offer an occasion to make known to it as bishop ol Charlotte, N.C. — an increase of 16,104,000 over increase of 608) in Asia; 36,698(533 m o re). the point view of the Holy See and of the church on specific the preceding year. These figures increase) in Africa; 289,088 (a The number of minor seminar­ questions," the statement said. Botha became South Africa's Bishop-designate Donoghue, 56, represent increases of: 2,413,000 decrease of 4,123) in America; ians in the world totaled 131,060, president under a new constitution inaugurated this year. succeeds Bishop Michael J. in Asia: 2,507,000 in Africa; 511,967 (a drop of 7,806) in Europe; representing a decrease of 2,532 Immediately after the meeting, the statement added, the Begley, 75, who announced his 10,324,000 in Am erica; 573,000 in and 15,571 (a drop of 224) in from the preceding year. The V atican reiterated its long-standing opposition to apartheid, South retirement May 29. Europe and 287,000 in Oceania. Oceania. figures show a total ol 86,250 Africa's legal system of racial segregation. At that time, the The percentage of Catholics to M ajor seminarians for both diocesan students (or an increase Pope John Paul 11 's appoint­ V atican called apartheid "contrary to the Christian principle of total world population also rose by diocesan and religious communi­ ol 1,087) and 44,180 religious (a ment ol Msgr. Donoghue was equal dignity of all men." 0.01 percent, from 17.71 percent in ties, totaled 73,001, representing decrease of 3,619). announced by Archbishop Pio Black South Africans, who comprise 72 percent of the country's the preceding year to 17.72. The Laghi, apostolic pronuncio to the population, cannot vole in national elections or hold national percentage increased on all United States. Stam p in honor o f Fr. Serra elective office. continents but Europe, where the Ahmed Gora Ebrahim, a member of the Pan-Africanist Bishop-designate Donoghue percentages went from 39.91 to NC News Service Congress of Azania, had complained to the Social Committee of the served as chancellor and vicar 39.81. U.N. General Assembly that "it is not necessary to discuss with a Spain issued a postage stamp in October in honor of Father general lor the Archdiocese of The number of priests skunk the tact that he stinks." Junipero Serra, while U.S. postal officials planned to issue one in Washington since 1973. He was decreased by 2,129, to a world total The meeting also was criticized by Anglican Bishop Desmond 1985. named moderator ol the of 408,945. This figure shows an Tutu, general secretary of the South African Council of Churches Father Serra, founder of several historic missions in California, archdiocesean Curia in January increase of 222 priests in Asia, and is being honored with a year-long observance of the bicentennial of and winner of the 1984 Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of his 1984. decreases of 345 priests in Africa, his death. efforts to resolve the problem of apartheid. Soon after the meeting, 947 in America, 987 in Europe and Spain's new stamp, issued Oct. 12, Columbus Day, includes a he called it "a slap in the face for the victims of apartheiJt" He studied theology at St. 72 in Oceania. However, the South African Catholic Bishops' Conference said M ary's Seminary in Baltimore The total of Religious brothers bust of Father Serra (1713-1784) with San Gabriel Mission and a the meeting was "probably beneficial." and was ordained June 4,1955, for and professed religious was map of California in the background. Worth 40 pesetas (23 cents), the stamp is part of an "America-Spain" series. The statement from the Vatican observer mission also noted the Archdiocese of Washington. 68,994, a decrease of 1,627 from the that the pope often met with government leaders and "political He then served in parishes in the preceding year. The decrease was Information on the Spanish stamp can be obtained by writing to personalities of different regimes who request to be received." archdiocese before earning his evidenced on all continents: a Direccion General de Correos y Telecommunicacion, Section De degree at Catholic University. total of 5,554 — or 338 less than last Filatelia, Palacio de Communicaciones — 28070 Madrid — Spain. Diocesan news Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, November 9, 1984 — Page 7

O b itu a rie s Sport« roundup C a le n d a r FRIDAY, NOV. 9 Role ol Parents in Sex Education" by Dr. William Sacred H eart Uricchio, Carlow College prolessor, 7:30 p.m., St. Anselm, Swissvale — Annual card parly, 7:30 school caleteria. (Part II of lecture to iollow Fr. H arold C. D rought p.m. Donation, $2.50; tickets at the door. Also Thursday, Nov. 29, 7:30 p.m.). g i r l w i n s refreshments. FRIDAY, NOV. 16 Funeral Mass lor Fr. Harold C. Drought, iormer pastor ol St. Leo, SATURDAY, NOV. 10 North Side, was ottered recently at St. Mary Church in Joliet, 111. P I A A t i t l e St. Martin, Craflon Heights — Nationality St. Paul Retreat House, South Side — Weekend Burial iollowed in Ml. Olivet Cemetery in Chicago. festival, 1 to 9 p.m., in the school, 1030 Logue St. retreat lor young adults ages 15 to 19. Opons Fr. Haroid, 66, died Tuesday, Oct. 30, in Joliet ioliowing an illness. Laura Grignano, a senior at Friday at 7 p.m., closes Sunday, 12:30 p.m. For Sacred Heart High School in Featuring ethnic foods, entertainment, Mass at At the time ol his death he was serving as assistant pastor ol St. Mary 6:30 p.m. reservations call 381-7676. Church in Joliet. Shadyside, won the PIAA girls Court Duquesne, CDA — Card party, 12:30 p.m., Cenacle Retreat House, Oakland — Weekend cross-country championship held Born in Morris, Manitoba, Canada, he professed his lirst vows with Synod Hall, Oakland (no luncheon). Tickets, $3. retreat "Walking and Talking With the Lord," the Carmelite order in 1938 and was ordained as a Carmelite priest Nov. 3 at Lehigh University, conducted by Fr. Traliord Maher, SJ. For SUNDAY, NOV. 11 May 22, 1943. Bethlehem, Pa. reservations call 681-6180. Father was educated at Ml. Carmel College in Niagara Falls, Assumption, Bellevue — Concert featuring organ Ms. Grignano completed the 3.1 SATURDAY, NOV. 17 Catholic University in Washington, D.C., and Notre Dame. and instruments, 3 p.m., in the church. Marking m ile course in 18:20.9, more than 20th anniversary ol Casavant Pipe Organ. He was a teacher at Mt. Carmel High School in Chicago and local six seconds faster than the second Christian Mothers, St. Francis Xavier,North Side prior there, local prior at the Carmelite Provincial House in Featuring North Allegheny High School String — Thanksgiving dance, 8:30 p.m., recreation place finisher. She took the lead Ensemble, Assumption Jr. High Bell Choir and Barrington, 111. and an assistant pastor in Teanceck, N.J. belore during the first mile of the center, 3250 Calilornia Ave. Music by Joe Tasz coming to St. Leo in 1978. soloists Chris Loverti and Dorothy Parker. competition and never surrender­ Orchestra. For reservations at $5 per person call Fr. Drought served as pastor ol St. Leo until 1981 when he was Alumni Association, Pittsburgh Beauty Academy 761-6049 or 761-3815. ed it. named assistant pastor at St. Mary in Joliet, where he served until his — Fashion & Styles lor All Seasons brunch, 1 to 4 Ladies County Board, Ancient Order ol death. In her fourth and last year as a p.m., Holiday House, Monroeville. For beneiit ol Hibernians — Luncheon-curd party, noon. Surviving are one aunt, two nieces and cousins. member ol the cross-country St. Anthony School lor Exceptional Children. For Moriarty Hall, St. Agnes Church, Oakland. All team at Sacred Heart, Ms. tickets at $12 call Mr. DiNello, 471-0270. welcome. Tickets at the door. Grignano finished the season TUESDAY, NOV. 13 St. George, Allentown — Social, 8 p.m., Schramm Sr. M . C laudia undefeated, including w inning the St. Paul Retreat House, South Side — Evening ol Hall, Climax St. Admission $3. WP1AL championship title. Her spirituality lor Sisters, 4:15 to 9:30 p.m. For PTG , St. Luke, Carnegie — Cralt lair, 10 a.m. to 4 coach is George Rudolph. p.m., school hall, Third Ave. Sister M. Claudia (the iormer Pauline Blantz) ol the Sisters ol the reservations call 381-7676. She is the daughter of Dr. and Christian Mothers-Women's Guild, Assumption, Humility ol M ary died Sunday, Nov. 4, in the inlirm ary ol the Villa Ladies Auxiliary, Sacred Heart, Emsworth — Maria Motherhouse in Villa Maria, Pa. Mrs. Innocenzio Grignano ol Covered-dish luncheon, cards and social, 12:30 Bellevue — Annual Christmas bazaar, 10 a.m. to 6 Squirrel Hill. p.m., McGovern Hall, beneath the church. Also Born Dec. 20,1895 in Cleveland, she entered the order in 1915. Sister p.m., auditorium. Cost, $3 without dish; $1.50with ethnic loods — Polish, German, Italian — served served as bookkeeper at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Youngstown Irom dish. A ll welcome. Irom noon to 5 p.m. Featuring hand-made cratts, 1917-1930 and later taught lor 46 years in schools in Youngstown and Alternatives to Abortion — Talk on "Wrongtul Christmas decorations, inlant boutique, bake Cleveland Dioceses. Follow ing her retirement to the motherhouse in Life" by Attorney Ronald Koerner, 8 p.m., sale, stulled animals, children's gills. 1976 she worked part-time in the business ollice until her recent The 27lh annual St. M ary, 46lh Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, 325 Oliver Ave., Street, Four-in-One Holiday illness. She leaves no immediate survivors. Downtown. SUNDAY, NOV. 18 tournament for boys grade school Funeral Mass w as ottered Wednesday, Nov. 7, at the motherhouse, Guild and Christian Mothers, St. John Fisher, W PX I-TV , Channel 11 — Mass tor shut-ins, 6a.m., followed by burial in the convent cemetery. basketball teams will begin on Churchill — Meeting and Christmas workshop, 8 Saturday, Nov. 24. The tourna­ p.m., Beaulort Hall. For information cull 823-8285 Fr. Steven Paisa ol St. Valentine, Bethel Park, ment, to be played at the parish or 242-2625. celebrant. Choir and congregation Irom the lyeeum, Will feature lour WEDNESDAY, NOV. 14 parish. Mass interpreted lor the deal. Christian Mothers and Guild, St. Henry, Mt. Sr. M . R osella divisions: Class A, Class B, Class Women's Guild, St. Canice, Knoxv ille — Program Oliver — Social, 1 p.m., church hall. Donation $2; C and seventh grade. by handwriting analyst Louis Ciancio, 8 p.m., Sister M. Kosella (the Iormer Margaret Burns), a member ol the all welcome. The lirst and second place team cafeteria. Open to all. Humility ol Mary Sisters for 65 years, died Monday, Nov. 5, in the Sacred Heart, East Liberty — Parish choir in will receive a team trophy, THURSDAY, NOV. 15 Villa Maria motherhouse infirmary in Villa Maria, Pa. concert leaturing Antonio Vivaldi's "Gloria," 4 coaches' trophies and trophies lor Cenacle Retreat House, Oakland — Evening ol Born Dec. 4,1897 in Niles, Ohio, Sister taught lor51 years in schools p.m. Soloists Marian Thomas, Mary Lydon and individual team members. Team renewal lor persons in ministry, conducted by Fr. ol the Youngstown and Cleveland Dioceses. Following her Dorothy Martin accompanied by string trophies will also be awarded to Traliord Maher, SJ, 7 to 10 p.m. For reservations retirement in 1973 she served at St. Elizabeth Hospital in orchestra. Also Quanlz "Concerto lor Flute in G the teams advancing to the cull 681-6180. Cost, $7. Youngstown. Major" performed by flutist Sharon DiLucenle. semifinals as well as to the lirst Christian Mothers and Guild, St. Henry, Ml. Sister leaves one sister, Mary Long in Youngstown, and one Free and open to all. and second place linishers in the Oliver — Luncheon and card party, 12:30 p.m., brother, Joseph C. Burns in Niles. Funeral Mass was ottered St. Stanislaus Kostka Church, Strip District — loul shooting competition. church hall. Donation, $4; all welcome. Thursday, Nov. 8, in Villa Maria convent chapel, Iollowed by Social, 2 p.m., in St. Elizabeth s hall, 1620 Penn PTG , St. John the Baptist, Unity — Talk on "The Ave. Admission. $3. interment in the convent cem etery. Entrance lees are $25 per team or $45 tor schools entering both varsity and seventh grade teams. Sr. Theophane B opp For more information about the BUSINESS tourney, contact John McGrane, Funeral Mass lor Sister M. Theophane Bopp was oilered Tuesday, 4623 Carlton St., Pittsburgh, Pa., Oct. 30, at the motherhouse ol the Mission Helpers ol the Sacred 15201, or telephone 681-5353. DIRECTORY Heart in Towson, Md. Burial Iollowed in the convent cemetery. & SERVICE Sister Theophane died Saturday , Oct. 27, at the motherhouse. She was a native ol Rochester, N .Y., and entered the order in 1920. Sister served in Baltimore, Staten Island, Trenton, Pittsburgh, Day ton, O., Fairport, N .Y. and New York City prior to her retirment to the motherhouse in 1961. Surviving are three sisters, all in Denver, Two runners Irom St. Valentine and nieces and nephews. School, Bethel Park, took the STEREO POINTING SEWING MISCELLANEOUS individual titles at the Resurrec­ tion Invitational Cross Country Meet, held recently at the STEREO SEWING MINUTELLO S CATERING SERVICE Sr. M . G ertrude Rodgers Brookline Community Center. Pointing "Mr« keep you in etiehoe REPAIRS For A ll Occasions — Your Location MACHINE Kevin McLaughlin won the CHIMNEY • MEETINGS • PICNICS Sister M. Gertrude Rodgers, a former general superior ol the boys' division, running the 1.3 mile Factory Service Sorvieo tor 3 Generations Sisters of St. Francis in Whitehall and member ol the order lor 70 tor many Brands REPAIR * • RETIREMENT • OPEN HOUSE race in 10:09. The girls' title w as REPAIR • GRADUATIONS • WEDDINGS years, died Friday, Nov. 2, in the convent inlirmary alter a long won by M ary Beth Corbett in the Free Estimates illness. time ol 12:08. PENNTRONICS Fully Insured SPECIAL $ 7 5 0 • SHORT NOTICE AFTER FUNERALS 4110 PENN AVE. j Oil 8 Adjust ■ in *,ore A native ol St. Casimir parish, South Side, Sister w as the daughter Relish Trays and Cold Cut ol the late Alexander and Marcella Rodgers. In addition to St. Valentine and M iller/Perry MORRONE S Q 9 5 Resurrection, schools participat­ Trays Delivered 561-9642 She graduated trom Duquesne University and also earned a 6 8 3 - 2 3 4 8 7 3 1 - 4 9 5 9 563-2515 in home master's degree in education there. ing in the meet were St. Albert the Sister Gertrude taught at St. Casimir School, in Detroit and in Great, Baldwin Borough, and St. Electronic Hartford, Conn., and at St. Francis Academy in W hitehall. Thomas More, Bethel Park. She had also served as novice mistress lor the order, as regional ORGAN REPAIR LANDSCAPE superior in Brazil and as general superior ol the order lor six years. Factory Trained Surviving are two nieces, Marcie Schultz of Atlanta, Ga., and Pat Expert Service Kearns ol Lafayette, Pa.; and three sisters-in-law, Ann, Grace and F ive alumni will be inducted Dennis Cessar ALLEGHENY L a w n ’ s TREE REMOVAL E d o w s k i into the Duquesne University Pauline. 366-1793 * " s,s TREE SERVICE Yard Clean-up AND TRIMMING Tree Service Funeral Mass was oilered Wednesday, Nov. 7, in the motherhouse Sports Hall ol Fame during Removal Trimming, EMERGENCY/ STORM Removal. trimming & ceremonies Nov. 14 at the annual Pruning, Planting. H edge Shrub DAMAGE WORK hedges, landscaping, chapel, followed by burial in the Sisters cemetery . Free Estimates, tip-olt dinner. Trimming, Grass fr E e e s t im a t e s spraying stump grin­ Insured Cutting, Hauling FULLY INSURED ding. Chipper service. To be inducted are: Sam Pratt, SUPPORT YOUR Sr. Citisen Discount 366-4774 343-4465 a 1931 graduate, loolball; Leu ADVERTISER 781-6367 341-4393 331-8861 264-0374 Sr. M . Estelle Funk Eller, a 1951 graduate, iootball; Ron Guziak, a 1968 graduate Funeral Mass lor Sister M. Estelle Funk was oilered Friday, Nov. basketball: Barry Nelson, a 1971 MISCELLANEOUS 2, in the convent chapel of the Mercy Sisters' motherhouse in graduate, basketball; and Garry Able Sewer Oakland. Burial Iollowed in St. Xavier Cemetery, Latrobe. N e ls o n , a 1971 g r a d u a t e , LINDY’S SUPERIOR N E E D H E L P Sister Estelle, 74, died Tuesday, Oct. 30, at the motherhouse. She Cleaning Service WASHER DRYER basketball. ~ 241k Emrgetcy Sirvct WASHER/DRYER ELECTRIC REPAIR With your Cleaning & Repairs had been a member ol the order lor 58 years. The dinner will begin at 5:30 Residential/Commercial/ CALL 30 DAY GUARANTEE REPAIR House Calls $11.88 Sister entered the order in 1926 and professed her vows in 1928. She p.m. in the Duquesne Union OPEN OR NO CHARGE Industrial 34 years experience CLEAN AND SHINE HOUSE CALLS $4,95 FREE ESTIMATES Home Apart. Offices earned a degree Irom Mt. 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Anthony Cipolla, chaplain at j.P. Joan Plastering THt ORIGINAL §U liti McGuire Memorial Home in New Brighton and director of the Padre . ASA ABOUT OUR CONDITIONA[ LIFETIME GUARANTEE Pitchwork Specialty BUERKLE Pio Spiritual Refuge. Plumbing Co. Inc. N e c r o l o g y 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE GREENTREE BASEMENT LEAKS Bom Dec. 12,1916 in Monaca, Mrs. Cipolla was the daughter ol the FREE ESTIMATE INSURED « a tia i AM. STO. late Camille and Anna Natale. CLEAN UP UPON Plumbing 8 Heating Whirlpool Taha PERMANENTLY She was a member of Our Lady ol Fatima Church in Hopewell Nov. 12 COMPLETION • NO JOB TOO SMALL Will Melala lattari Twp., the parish Christian Mothers, the Padre Pio Prayer Groups, Fr. Balthasar Gerold...... 1939 6aa 8 Walar Lina» A0 Smith Waar K ulan K-C COMPANY 372-1185 . BATHROOMS GAS LINES • WATERPROOFING EXPERTS Gilm ary Guild and Hopewell Twp. Homemakers Club. Fr. Anthony M. 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Apollonius T yszk a...... 1948 • Cine CARUSO BROTHERS Nov. 5, in Our Lady of Fatima Church. Interment followed in Mt. Fr. Thomas A. M alik ...... 1950 • Oidor Olivet Cemetery. Fr. John K o v a ls k y ...... 1960 Ndw W*k NOTE: CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. Msgr. James E. Shanahan . .1978 N i M T u Deadline for advertising in the Business Directory has been COMPLETE LINE OF CONCRETE WORK Nov. 16 -4fc Large or Small • Brick Pointing (Whole House or Partial) Our 33rd Year ! changed. All advertising for this section including changes Sylvia Zangaro Fr. Israel J. McGovern ...... 1934 must he in our hands by 12 noon on the FOURTH • Bobcat Excavation Fr. Micahel S. Szlich ...... 1955 Stucco all typa* • Retaining Walls (Concrete, Stone, Railroad Ornamentai Plaslarktg Wednesday of each month. Current advertises will be uneral Mass for Sylvia Zangaro was offered Wednesday, Nov. 7, Fr. Denis N. Murphy...... 1961 Ties) Fr. John C. Rokosz...... 1962 Molda A Cornice» contacted when their contract expires. FULLY INSURED FREE ESTIMATES lur Lady of Perpetual Help Church, North Side. Burial followed in FREE ESTIMATES Nov. 17 hwood Cem etery on the North Side, 884-3131 655-8679 882-8405 liss Zangaro, 49, died unexpectedly Saturday, Nov. 3. Fr. Raphael Guglieniotli___1942 native of the North Side, she was the daughter of Mary Maruco Fr. Adolph K eller ...... 1944 igaro and the late Peter Zangaro. Miss Zangaro graduated irom Nov. 18 Advertising is the lifeline of any business. It informs potential customers of Fr. Michael J. O 'Shea...... 1934 Lady of Perpetual Help and Oliver High School and worked as a your existence. It stimulates action. It is an investment that is deductible and retary lor the City ol Pittsburgh. Msgr. Stephen Walsh...... 1950 i addition to her mother she is survived by two sisters, Ann Fr. William P. McGraw ____ 1953 usually pays off handsomely. Join the bandwagon and invest in the Catholic Fr. Stanislaus C. K u p ie c ___1966 szetti of the North Side and Marlene Caldwell of Perrysville; and Market. For information call 471-1252. ie brothers, Dominic F „ Joseph and Frederick, all of the North Fr. Clifford F. Brula ...... 1981 Msgr. Jacob C. Shinar ...... 1981 Page 8 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, November 9, 1984 Features

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"Reedeemed Creation:" Sacra­ meetings and activities, it might mentáis Today." Laurence F. X. not be a bad idea to first take lim e Brett. Message of the Sacraments 8. as a parish community to pray according to the psalms, canticles Michael Glazier, Inc. Wilmington and hymns that have been chosen Del. 176 pages, $6.95. Fr. STEVEN lor Utyit particular season or By STEVEN M. PALSA PALSA leastday ol the year'.'* ' Brett would like the liturgy to be 11 you are interested in the more appealing to the whole liturgy, Redeemed Creation” is person. Incense can enhance the lor you. So olten the signs and liturgy and by sight and smell symbols ol the liturgy can be remind the people that they are routine and thus their meaning is engaging in "the work ol our obscured. The author does a good would like the anniversary oi this salvation" and that their prayers job oi clearly showing the value ol day to be remembered by the are to be raised up to God. sacred space, the altar, the people ol the parish. He thinks that Material things are connected tabernacle, the gospel throne," on the "birthday " o i the altar, the with the human person and can the ambo, the lont and the chair. people could be invited up to kiss help the person to "b e intent on All have their meaning and the altar as they leave at the end oi things above rather than on things significance. He continues his the liturgy. Thus they could ol earth. ” (Col 3:2). Touched by discussion with incense, lights, appreciate in a tangible way the human hands, the world reminds and stations ol the cross. altar and its beauty. us that there will be "a new Redeemed Creation” points heavens and a new earth” in the Each ol these elements have out that everything in the universe future. The earthly liturgy is a become more meaninglul with is to be renewed because ol the loretasle oi the heavenly banquet their use in tradition. The altar, death and resurrection ol the and so the signs and symbols used lor example, is a symbol tor Lord. Chronos becomes Kairos. most r e lie d that. Christ. In the ancient Church it Even the passage oi time is Laurence F. X. Brett is was known as the table ol the sanctified. He discussed the Prolessor ol Liturgy and Theology Lord. The stone altars used in Liturgy ol the Hours and ol course at St. Mary's Ecumenical churches today reiers to the encourages this prayer on the part Institute ol Theology in stone rejected by the builders ol the w hole community, not just Baltimore. He is author ol Share has become the cornerstone.” that ol the clergy. This kind ol the Word, a publication ol the Thus the true cornerstone ol any participation has been recom­ Paulisl National Evangelization church building or laith mended by Vatican 11, but Center. Redeemed Creation is the community is the altar itself. unlortunately it has not taken eighth in a series ol Message ol the root. A rt a u ction fo r St. Josep h Brett is very enthusiastic about Sacraments by Michael Glazier the consecration ol an altar and In the busy contusion ol parish Publishing. Sister Maria Goretti Zamberlan, administrator of Square to benefit St. Joseph Center. The auction St. Joseph Nursing and Health Care Center, and will begin at 8 p.m., following a one-hour preview. Teaching as Jesus Did Pittsburgh Mayor Richard Caliguiri look over For information or tickets at $5 call 685-5100. some of the art works to be featured at an auction Featured will be oils, watercoiors, sculptures, He taught from a boat Saturday, Nov. 17, at 7 p.m. at the Sheraton-Stalion enamels, etchings and other works. lishermen were not noted lor we may have lor our Monday By Sr. RLTH COLA1ANNE, keeping either their boats or their evening CCD Session when there C.S.J. CALL THE EXPERTS clothes meticulously clean! is basketball practice in the Assoc. Director, Elementary At other lim es the arena was the gymnasium over our heads. Catehesis temple court — a bustling, noisy Jesus taught in town squares, at ...he went and sat in a boat on the place where Jesus listeners wells, in the middle ol a water, while the crowd remained on w ould have been easily distracted wheatlield, in a house so packed the shore nearby. He began to by a bew ildering variety ol sights, w ith people that a crippled man on instruct them at great length. Mark sounds, and smells. a cot had to be lowered to him 4:1-2 Once Jesus addressed an through a hole made in the roof. Teachers, especially catechists, audience on a hillside: Matthew Jesus met loiks where they were PAINTING sometimes lind themselves notes that there were 5000 in the and proclaimed his good news to working in very difficult crowd, not counting women and them. His visual aids were w eeds Interior/Exterior Interior a Extwior D 4 R PAINTING Interior A Exterior surroundings. The classroom, children. Quite a challenge PAINTING and grain, a daisy plucked from PAINTING Commercial - AiiMMf/al, PAINTING parish hall, or basement where without a microphone! For those the grass, a little child whom he Interior - Exterior Painting: PAINTING I n t e r i o r x E x t e r i o r WALL WASHING Akmiiam Siding Milled one is scheduled to have class may Home Remodeling 2 2 yean Experience WALL COVERINGS who teach adult seminars, we called to his side, the birds circling 20 Years Experience FREE ESTIMATES INSURED : ree Estimates - Insured VERY REASONABLE INSURED REFERENCES be crowded, cluttered, dusty, might note that there was overhead, the sheep nibbling FREE ESTIMATES Dutch Boy Paints DON HAZLETT 1 Insured Free Estimates FREE ESTIMATES unswept and in an area that is Discount to Sr Citizens F*L PAINTING obviously no refreshment grass in a neighboring meadow. DANIEL BARR literally, far Irom quiet. committee, the only lood 882-2797 481-3022) 673-5163 11 we have to contend with lack 6 7 8 - 5 2 7 0 343*2763 -Silence would be the most available was a small quantity ol 621-4644 ol supplies and lack ol space, conducive background lor an bread and fish supplied by one of disorder, dirt, noise and MISCELLANEOUS opening meditative prayer. But those uncounted children. NOTE: confusion, w e can be consoled and J A M E S B U R N outside a lawn mower may be • When ellorls to hold a class's Deadline for advertising in the Business Directory has been strengthened by recalling that GROLL ORNAMENTAL whirring while inside a lan is attention are frustrated by truck PAINTING CONTRACTOR Jesus told us the servant shouldn't IRON WORKS changed. All advertising for this section including changes distributing the air. engines revving up on the street Cmsumd Railing Cate Grill Dividers Commercial/Residential expect to be greater than the must be in our hands by 12 noon on the FOURTH Jesus also olten taught in outside your w indow, by air that is on Church — Residence — Churches/Spray Painting conditions that lett a lot to be master or the pupil expect to be Schools Wwdo» Guards Gratings Wednesday of each month. Current advertisers will be very warm, or very cold, or by a SINCE 19B6 desired: his pulpit, at limes, treated better than the teacher. and Misc. Metal Artistic Work. contacted when their contract expires. continual bumping and creaking Weathervaoes Free Betimatee Insured probably oliener than the He charged us to go and teach all ol lolding chairs, it may be uselul Quality Crattmanship Support Your instances noted in the gospels, w as to recall some ol the surroundings nations. While he didn't promise Since 1932 441-2188 821-3810 a lishing boat — cluttered, rocking in which Jesus held his classes. ideal working conditions he did 431-4444 Parish Share Program in the current, messy and pungent Humanly speaking he had no more promise to send his Spirit w ho will with fishy odors. Gallilean control over his environment than be with us until the end. REMODELING JIMMY C E C E R E y Construction Co? CABINET REFINI8HIN6 In su latio n REMODELING j The Poor Poogltt Champion Home repairs, roofing* IV (ILL BONURA STORM DOORS Additions—Roofing—Gutters • Roofing e Painting remodeling, additions, • KITCHEN CABINETS FofCftes—Siding— Kitchens ‘ • REFERIGERATORS A W IN D O W S Hom e A g a in • Buck s Chimney Pointing gamerooms & cement, Baths—Windows—Ceilings • OFFICE FURNITURE 35 years Expwlenct • Gutters & Downspouts w o rk . • FURNITURE RENZ BROS. FH A TERMS CONNIE ANN VALENTI Fr. 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Price« on Top Quality! Specialty FREE ESTIMATES they're expensive, you know. 1 don't know why FREE ESTIMATES ANY HOME IMPROVEMENT but she always blessed herself when she said this. The seven special gilts of the Holy Spirit, with ThermoHzed Wind-! I DO IT ALL! which most ol us are iamiliar, are wisdom, oweiand Door*. 1 SUPPORT YOUR GUARANTEE p.v 271-6240 Financing, The light in their livingroom was always dim, understanding, knowledge, lortitude, counsel, 279-7789 276-7115 ADVERTISER 885-3697 5 2 1 -7 4 1 5 but certainly not to hide any dirt, because piety, and tear of the Lord. Wisdom allows us to everything was clean and in its proper place. Red know divine truths directly, understanding IT S NO SECRET Mr. Businessman: paper roses were carefully arranged in a multi­ enables the mind to grasp fully those truths which Are you concerned about rising costs in the operation ROOFING colored vase sitting on a lace doily stiffened with God has revealed to us, and lortitude gives us a That our advert it era of your business. Interested in reaching a potential sugar water, f enjoyed sitting and talking with strong will and courage to live as God wants. Invest a p o rtio n o l their audience for a minimal costs. For example an ad this (hem while drinking lea and eating tiny cookies. Knowledge provides us with an ability to see advertising budget In size would cost less than..... ROOFING Sooner or later the conversation always got things according to Gods purpose, counsel the PUMburgh Catholic Average Roff Re- to eollclt your trado. *20 PER WEEK Ä.J. ABELS around to the Bible. They memorized one passage enlightens the heart so that we know what to say ahingled Under They oiler you mer­ II you want some more information, please call ROOFING CO. 800. tjach day and over the years developed such great and do in diilicult situations, piety helps us to chandise and «ervlce* A ll rypw o i Root Wòrk Gutters, alumi­ $im iliarily with it that they were able to quote 471-1252 ut. 23 ______. 30 years t p o r i o s oo remain loyal to God and the things ol God with a at reasonable prices. num work. large sections of the Bible word lor word. Free Esttauriee |— n i generous love lor Him and tear ol the Lord IT’S NO SECRET .FR EE ESTIMATE? One day my friend seemed concerned w hen she protects us Irom sin by not wanting to ollend Him WINDOWS 461-3306 >8 years sapertene* 4sked me to accompany her to their apartment. and having confidence in His desire and power to Thai you should buy DAM O’COMMILL She said My mother s really upset. She says help us. Irom them, when you 5 2 1 - 4 8 8 4 ¡iarah s talking real strange.'' When we got there, These gilts are given to us by God and are not need their merchan­ Replacement Windows Sarah was sitting on the couch, mumbling. Her acquired through our own ellort. They lead us dise and service« and Distributor of an “Exclusive Window” Ijjce was bright and seemed to glow. "I've seen tow ard good, away Irom evil, and open our hearts that you ahould loll • ANY MAKE «SIZE «STYLE ROOF EXPERTS the Lord and He spoke to me,” she exclaimed: and minds to even more gilts ol the spirit such as thorn you law their WE SPECIALIZE IN ROOF REPAIR advertisement In the For Thoao Win'indo ws AVERAGE LEAKS TOPPED $40 and then she uttered a bunch of words which love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, Tnat Don t Opstent 8 Pittsburgh Catholic. In ; YES, WE DO NEW ROOF 8 didn't make sense to anyone. laithlulness, gentleness and sell-control. • FOGGED GLASS this way, they know • BROKEN PARTE S«m# Day Service _ ____ Esther said ' 'Common sense will tell you she is To share in God's lile is to be blessed and to thalr advertising Fully Insured 3 3 « 1 3 1 seriously ill, but something inside me says maybe possess what is necessary to live as Christ did. program works. Free Estimates the Lord did pay her a visit.” Sarah was Strengthened and prompted by the Holy Spirit, E0UITABLE WINDOW CO. hospitalized but never changed her story. She we can be poor in spirit, gentle, hunger and thirst IT’S NO SECRET NORTH HILLS CAST HILLS suffered a fatal stroke a few months later, and for what is right, merciful, pure in heart, Thai dollar* invested 231-5560 *241-6995 Esther soon followed her in death. compassionate, peacemakers, and willing to do by advertisers, result­ WELTE SOUTH HILLS WEST HILLS My f riend has become a born again Christian God's will at any cost. ing In Increased tales. since then and recently told me this story. "1 was Speaking in tongues is one of those gills known In lh a Pittsburgh 561-3810 • 921-0505 ¡ROOFING CÓ praying out loud not long ago when 1 began to as charisms. They are given to us by God for the C a th o lic helps the, advertiser establish speak in tongues. They were the same words good of others, especially the spiritual w elfare of SERVING THE COMMUNITY SINCE 1946 Sarah had spoken many years ago. Almost rapport with th# the Christian community. These charisms Catholic Community ol GLASS BLOCK WINDOWS immediately they removed a burden of guilt I've elevate man s powers beyond their natural Southwestern Penns­ Residential & Commercial been carrying around for a long time because I ability. They include such gifts as preaching, ylvania and at Mia same Year Round was sure Sarah was either mentally ill or healing, prophecy, teaching, deep laitn, lima repealed Invest­ •SHINGLES*TILE*SLATE possessed by Satan. 1 wouldn't even look at a Installation leadership, and a willingness to serve. ment* halps the ’ •GUTTERS & D0WNSP0UTS«SIDING picture ol her because 1 was alraid Satan might Giossolalia or the gill of longues which involves Pittsburgh C a th o lic •SOFFIT & FASCIA-HOT ROOFS enter me. ” speaking in an unknown language is viewed in Increase Its capacity, ' j ù W hen we memorize God s words, we must be different ways. Some people believe that it is a and II halps you llw W» Guarantee Sar/t rac Mon H AM Saf/sAM, Don't Ray. careful not to hold them so tightly that we squeeze sign of baptism in the Spirit, but others see it as a reader to learn mom . . 0 the life out of them and don't allow them to grow. manifestation of the Holy Spirit s presence in the about your Catholic rubber roofs faith In today» world. m ia sm a fonwnv 7BS-UI40 For God s truths are unlimited in their potential Christian community. Perhaps speaking in FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED and always ready to be expressed in more longues is a way of recalling those first days after M eenam any t a t lssas. iïT n te rn fp S S m iii cuat t MatTST meaninglul ways. Jesus told His disciples that creation before sin when man spoke only one yw r sxUtsnca, It •cdm. N Is an Invsstmmt that la daducttbla one day the Spirit of Truth would reveal the full language. It may also be a way of calling us back 510 S. MAIN ST. in i w arily asys afl I . 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ACCEPTANCE ol an advur- liscnicnt in iho Pittsburgh 120 TOURS 400 MISCELLANEOUS A m icus H ouse dedication (juliolic, while based on an SALES______assumption ol integrity on the part ol the advertiser, NIT BREAD - (MOM) The Whule's Taie is to dedicate its new Amicus House iaciiity to (flies not imply endorsement GRAND TO UR vINSKPS—Original Croa­ shelter and counsel runaway, homeless, abused and other vulnerable ul a produel or servite. tian recipe. Addilli» delicacy youth on Friday, Nov. 9 at 4 p.m. The new iaciiity, located in the ZO N A TO URS OF ITALY tu yuur shuwer. wedding, ur CLASSIFIED ADS ordered Ellwood City Transit Inc. ulhcr lesine uccasiun. 480- iorm er St. John the Baptist convent, is located at 3501 Liberty Ave., lulled alter being set but 10 D AYS 8383. Lawrenceviile. prior to publication will be ATLANTIC CITY JUNE 13-22, 1965 ATLANTIC CITY T r a v e l 8a T o u r s Allegheny County Commissioner Thomas Foerster is to preside, billed at hall rate. Classified One day to u r S35 thills cannot be accepted Sunday/ Monday* P re s e n t: 500 SERVICES over the dedication. Atlantia Casino Compì*!* alter It AM Mon. lor current 2 DAY/1 NIGHT $1190 OFFERED The renovation and rehabilitation oi the iormer convent w as made > formerly Playboy Atlantic City week s issue. Nov. 25-26 . possible by a joint ellort of civic, community and corporate leaders.^’ Dec. 5-7 BBS S ta y w here y o u p la y " Milan, Florence, Rome, D ec. 2 -3 $ Caesars Boardwalk CARPET INSTALLATION Dec. 12-14 S 8 8 Vatican, Naples, Pom­ The Iaciiity will shelter 10 youth at one time and it is anticipated I Dec. 9-10 Casino Hotel AND SALES—Slair slults. 001 PERSONALS Jan.2-4 S99 peii, Sorrento, (Optio­ that 300 youth w ill receive shelter and counseling services t„"h year 70 D ec. 3 -5 $119 carpel repair. 30 years Jan. 28-30*88 nal vis it to C a p ri) A s s is i, experience. Heasunuble at the facility. A LO N E it PREGNANT— Bally Park Place Tropicana Casino NEW WEEKEND Perugia, San Marino, rates. Discuuiu lu Scmur tor A conlidental caring Dec. 12-14 $119 Nov. 28-30 *138 V enice. CltlZl'llS. 884-08.7». Inend call I.It hi.lN h -.>ti2 FALL SPECIAL K r a y n a k 'e R etreat for w om en Includes $ 1 5 in Food, $10 N o v.3 0 -D e c 1,2 ROUNDTRIP AIRFARE »343 Dow mow o Pittsburgh, Christmas Land DRIYER— Dependable Pit­ butler Area - U. Mon in Coins FROM PITTSBURGH 282 128 Fri./Sat./Sun. Nov. 14/Nov. 28 $26 tsburgh ri'sidi'iil will driveor \ alley 48M-982». Beaver 843- F L O R ID A Tourist Class Hotels, 2 help yuu drive yuur car or The Sisters ol Divine Providence will host u weekend retreat ior New York City 1130.). 728-3031. tru ck anyw here. 48li-31»2. women aged 18 and older Nov. 16-18 at Kearns Spirituality Center, Dec. 26-Jan. 1 *315 Christm as Spectacular Meals, Daily Breakfast. Showtime Weekend >139 Dec. 14-16 Dinner, Flight Bag. FREE ESTIMATES—Haul­ 9000 Babcock Blvd., Allison Park. The event opens Friday at 7:30 Trip Includes: Roll & $189 C a ro u sa l For Information Call ing. cleaning cellars, p.m. and closes Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Abortion eon bo o Coffee on Bus. Box Roadside Am erica Dinner Theater Christm as Village SAL MASCARI garages, houses, and estates. Fee is $20. To register call Sister Carol Stenger, 367-0354. Lunch on Bus. Trans tra u m a tic experience. Tangier Supper Club D ec. 8 $40 \ cry reusunu bte. 321-9031. Nov. 17-18 *119 portation, 2 Nights II you nMd help in putting Niagara Falla 366-1077 364-8696 MRNACE TINE LP—Will lodging, 3 day stay, 1 ywr HR hick h hint.... K o r ia r 's Festival of Lights eleun and cheek entire D .U . M D A dance-a-thon Casino trip. $5.00 Food Christm as Village D ec. 8 -9 $89 lurnucc. bells, tillers, gas Cal C.A.R.E. D is c o u n t. 200 HELP WANTED Reading Shopping For details call pressure, salely sw tid ie s , The annual Duquesne University dance marathon' to benelit the (CadM aUd Support 8 reap Nov. 23-24 *35 S p e n d 3 d a y s a VIA TRAVELS and thermuslal. Cert died MATCRE IIDLSbKEEP Luxurious Suite of the ((easunable. Ruger Barnes. Muscular Dystrophy Association is to be held this weekend, Friday t> liilp you cop« ) Feetival of Lights Tom or Tina Elt—Fur tali' ol liliali! in Parklane Hotel located »21-2218. alternoon through Sunday evening. The theme lor this year's event is Our SiivicM i n Fraa Dec. 8-9 *95 T o l l F re e I ppci St. Clair. Would Greenfield Village in (CBS a rea) Claridge 1-800-842-8687 cunsidet In i' in hi'lp. HAL LI N I,, MO\ INC,.— "The Greatest Love ol All/' 5 31 -9 0 92 Dec. 15-16 *109 Bally, Sands. Hotel Bel crenccs, nuii-smukur. Cleanup allie, ga(agus. Making a special appearance at the event on Saturday at 6 p.m. w ill Christm as in located across the uw il iruiispurlalioii. KV li­ estates, cellars. F air prices, be Pam Klinger. A Iormer resident ol Munhall, Miss Klinger played W illiam sburg street from Sands nings, 2.77- IT.».______llim e am tilin g . 828-0014. 782- the part oi M aggie in A Chorus Line " lor three years on Broadw ay 44»2. PREGNANT7MIATA Dec. 27-30 *339.50 H otel. ATLANTIC SAI.F.S— II yuu can join Ibi' K and will reprise the role lor the film version ol the musical. Miss La i M r p a l i m mlml ONE DAY TOURS ul C a career cuuld be yuurs INN ITATIÜNS—All ucca- HOTLINE (41?)791-2420 Klinger and partner Barry Catiey won the dance marathon at NASHVILLE/FLORIDA siuns. embrussed ur engrav - PREGNANCY TESTING Thanksgiving Dinner CITY a¡> a lii'lii agent lu ll lim e u illi Feb. 23-Mar. , 1985 ed stationery, napkins, Duquesne lor two consecutive years, 1975 and 1976. Downtown Pittsburgh 731-2420 Town House, Ligonier 8 3 day/2 night draw and cummissiun. 267- Washington. Pa.. 255-6494 Nov. 22 *30 14 d ays U44II n r Send re sin ile — 4731 lavors. missals. Nuw-C lil ísi­ mas. I nusuai Christmas Caring and confidential H art wood Acres Nov. 18-20. M ckniglil lload. linoni 31.7. information, counseling, $525 pp do I'llls b U lg ll 1.73.17. Cards! Discount prices. Dec. 15 *25 N ov.21-23 S cott Tw p. gu ild election pregnancy testing and related Shirley Stationery Co. Trip includes, 14 day Nov. 28-30 ' services accomodations, Visits 421-4800 ur 421-2792. A J ln titi« 11 Alertiea Ik . D ec. 2-4 569 290 SITUATION CALL EARTH TOURS to Grand Ole Opry, MOVING, HAILING — Our Lady ol Grace Naim Guild. Kane Blvd., ior the widowed, single a non-profit organization WANTED 795-SSOO 371 -OSSO Silver City, Kennedy WeekendsWeekends Cleanup jobs. Seven days a and divorced will have their regular meeting on Nov. 16, at 8 p.m. in Space Center, Dog Nov. 30-Dec.ec. 2Í Penn Hills Shop Ctr week. Large, elused truck the school hall. The election ol new oillicers and board members w ill 11653 PENN HILLS DRIVE Races, 2 day Epcot D ec. 7-9 WILL LAKE KUK—t'ldi'il) and tw o men. 402-6891. PREGNANT? C e n te r, 1 day Disney- person in in) home. Good take place. The guild is seeking new members to run this year lor PillSBURGH. PA, 1533b D ec. 8-100 PERSONAL PHOTOGR­ And you didn't mean to be? world, Cypress Gar­ references. f»b 1-228.3. 5/9’ APHY—I nique, prulessiu- oil ice. For a tree pregnancy test dens. Busch Gardens. nal and reasonable' 793-4.7MO and confidential support. Cookout, Box Lunch. Reading Outlets O Atlantic City 385 WANTED CALL BIRTHRIGHT TO BUY PHOT (K.RAPHER—W ed n m r 1 » Vegas. Nevada Dec 4-7 BID* dings, purirails and lamily D C C W to m eet 6 21 -1 9 88 via But Transportation •pp double occupancy,Tr- gruups. 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C a ll Jue »22-4607. keeping me in your care. trip transportation, Atlantic City eulllraeturs. residential and program at 2 p.m. Speaker will be Fr.John S. Hoehl, headmaster ol Signed M .II. Hotel Lodging, taxes, Al.E—liuod used luriuturc eummereial wiring. Full MOT ORCOACH/AIR ChrUtma* Weekend w allied, kitchen sel». DR ur Quigley High School, discussing Catholic education. MAN 3 THANKS-to bless tips, gratuities, en­ iiuuse puwer. lull) insured, Bll sets, 1 piece ur enure ¡le e estim ules! 771-0133. ed Mother. St. Jude. St. Vacation trance fees, touring Dec. 26-30 59* hume, lia i Tuli-,711.7, E tc ., Theresa, St. Ann, St. and more. Call or write 71)1-4831 A WASHER OH DRYER— 510 ENTERTAINMENT 600 HOME 809 APARTMENTS Dymphna, Our Lord lor Winter West for free brochure. Getaways lluuse C ali »11.88 C entral AMERICAN HA ER. LI­ IMPROVEMENTS TO RENT tutors granted. Please 16 D A Y S Atlantic City North Hills’. Wlnrlpoul- continue to help. B.C. 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Multi-Day Tours 261-0490 ud or eoli Uì ieneai. C onipictc Shops, St. Winifred anniversaries, parues, ban­ Our Ladt ol Perpetual Help. 5399...M99., ( I ll 111 11 PF.WS!—LAKE lire rcbioralioii and nibui- Church/School. quets. Sen ior Citizens' Sacred Heart. Our Lady ol Features • Knoxville A Atlantic City 821-2883. auee Work. 480- J.JU7. CALL ANYTIME Lourdes. Please keep C M itm o g i* Atlanta A S um A.A li.I' get lugelliers. sing Lafayette ATTENTION alungs' We will play al any J. lOKC ASl ( h.M F.NÌ- helping. II.M b. ______Mouninn Park. 6A * Tampa Bay A ORIENTAI. RLCjS H A M 281-5457 344-5007 World International ED—any size. age. cundí- II you have had your Health Insurance luealiun! I Tease call Chuck. toiilraetor. Free eM. wiili Bull coast lu r e Air beat rtfa in THANKS—to Sacred Heart All located writh liun. Tup p m i'paid. 371-6363. Piemium go up loo much, too Iasi- 321-7744. leaboiiabie prieeb Wall and St. Jude lor Help and Evarglalaie 3 laya Miami walking distance of II you will consiOei anolhei choice lot work. patiob. blcpb. duve- Grace. Please continue lo baacfilroia Hntafe Kannady Spaca STAMI’ COl.EECT ICINS youi Health Insurance Protection. 1 IRED OF HIGH PRICED wa)b. bidewaikb. ut ilei job.v Cathedral District Major Casinos. BOLC.IIT-.Nu mailer liuu BANDS'.’—Wain euntinuuus keep us sate. J.K.T cantar Mere 3 days Orlenla with Phone me to see it we can give you a perlornied. )ib. expe- Sublet bedroom apt. Nov. 16-18...... $9» snudi' '1 rj ali) ullier dealer non-slop music! Hire a DJ THANK TOL—Fur tutors admissions ta Epcoi and Disney AMITY Delia buy on youi Health Insurance! l ielleeb. 02 i-!*88U sublet, immed Dec. includes 2 Continental tirsi tlien Iry me 37l>-31ii7. UNDER & OVER AGE reasonable rales, (a ll granted. J.W. ______World • Smekay Mouniim National belin e 1 30 p.ll). Chuck. 761-1761) o r M a rk 741- P A IN I INC* — litic i ini i20 pei occpy. Rental $415. Breakfasts. $20.00 Casino TOURS b b l Park and feinnburg. 2872. average ruoli i. hxtenoi Includes ind apt. THANK TO I-S t Jude lor Bonus. WANTED—Old lurnilure. All tours oroortod T A L K T O M E paini mg and wallpapei ing. answering my prayers. Caesar* Casino cedar eliesls. dining ruuili. Thermo Controlled from Pittsburgh ( a li Don «84 0887. Please continue to help me Prime Rtb Dinner kitchens »els. lallet carved MARY LOU YESKO 520 PROFESSIONALS Heat. Con. loc. St. and my Dear unes B it I California lurnilure. painted dishes, PLLMBIN(i—laiieluig. Paul s Cathedral. To Dec.10-12 ...... $109 ONE DAY TOURS SERVICES THANK TOI-SI. Jude, glassware, lamp», »lain 8 8 1 - 5 4 5 0 ¡(eiiiodc'lnig. 1- urnaee Woi k. inspect call. glass, guld jewelry, silver- Sew ei ( leali mg. 421-2147 blessed Mother. Our Lord & West Tom Jones Bankers Lite & TAPING WORRIES'.’ — 281-5457 anytime Jesus, and the Most Sacred Florida Special plated & »idling llatwure. Casualty Co. Agent In Conceit dulls, wind-up toys, teddy MRS. Gs TYPING SLR SLNIOK ( I l IZFAh—llave Ilearl. Commue lo intercede. \ III-. - 14 years experience; )oui walks wabiiciioi painted Nov. 17 S32.00 bears, unenlal rugs, U.M.______work prolessiunally prepar­ al p lic o voti cali al lord. 241- 7699... <799. Feb. 2-10 mirrors, clucks, must uld WOOD FEDOR SPECIA­ ed. Euwesl rales in area! 810 RESORTS AND B o o k e d by Feb. 9-17 i tiling». F ur cash call Duruiliy LIST—Old and New FTuurs, 120 TOURS »1/1'age' 733-2921. OVERNIGHT ur Paul bciurc selling 279- sanded and reluriuslied. VACATION PROPERTY D ece m b e r 15 th 'Feb. 16-24 WALL WASHING—lluuse ! Feb. 23-Mar. 3 TRIPS 1)3.711. 242-04.71. Installatimi and sales ul all ili'ailiiig. window clualiing. styles ul wuud lluurs. t all lur 15 &21 DAYS Mar 16-24 W ANT F.D— Any lliing Huy al BRIGHTON paper iTuaiiiiig and i iplavi'- Florida Deluxe Il i e est. 7M3-8817. Mar. 23-31 Dpulluii. Figurines. Mugs. mum window l'opus, grass Features:» Mississippi - i h Nov. 23-Dec. 2 l ulling. Gu any will'll'. F rue Myrtle Beach Mvare Si Louis Arche Old Ahitos Plates. Vases, e.le, Alsu S.C. 10 DAYS/9 MEALS quality antique» and utllcr usi. Call 481-3866. 488-6623. Town» Flaming Gorga« Sal Lake 8 nights lodging, 510 ENTERTAINMENT 701 PENN AVENUE ligurmes. Musi be perteet. Dog Ricu/0iM*r/JiinhMN Jifye Rim • Redwood Famie admissions to Disney NEW BRIGHTON PA 15006 Cherry Tree Inn $379 I l au .Iltl) 0201. Bathtubs Resurfaced 3 day San Fraacisca World, Epcot Center, 1888— Discjuckcy ul tile Personal Care D e c . 1 $ 3 8 \ ear. 12 years expenenee. Save S2000 compared OCEAN FRONT • 2 Day Coastal dnvse Haaral Cypress Garden, Tour WAYIF.U L5E1) FCRNI Boarding Home tor to new tub installation Includes, Trans, Adm., Casdee 3 Ky Los Angalas* Holly­ TLRE —and antiques. Sunny Hussmun s Record CALL TOLL FREE o l St. Augustine, 2 1985 Revue. Emcee/Wedding Senior Citizens 2 YEAR WARRANTY to Race Track, Dinner wood Stwdioe Bavsrty Hills* Grind Dinners, Shopping at Florida Deluxe Crai lull Trading l ’usi 022- I-800-845-2036 at Harvey s 1818, Ticket Canyon* PaiMad Deaane Indian 4441. 10-3. C lused T uesday & eunsu llani. Tuxedu. Free 24 Hr. Supervision • 1 7 9 .9 5 Work Guaranteed Buena Vista d ia llip a g lle . 241-2212. to Annual Truckers P a s til* Parlnlwd Fonsl* Mara Feb. 16-24, Mar. 2-10 Sunday ». Planned Recreation Pornliin fUuntieing Cawra* Cawley Had if Jamboree, featuring W ANT EU-Am eritan F ly er. ALI.EY CAT—Little Bird Short Term Care for Firm * Oklahoma City. Mar. 16-24 327-1495 FLORIDA Dave Dudley and Dick *329 - 8 NIGHTS 2 DINNERS Ives and Lionel Tuy trams. Dance. I'u lkas. Glenn M ille r. Vacation or Recuperation Summer weeks all reserved Tile T w ist. Michael Jacksun, C urle ss. AIR TOURS Nulle Dame Alumnus will For further details Now taking reservations for Daytona Baach $ 3 2 9 ,, uo pa) up lo &2U.UUU uii> siiuut! Sing Alungs - youi fall vacation Available cuiidilibn. anywhere. Collée- licquests IJ Ille DJ 443-8713. caii 846-0255 809 APARTMENTS 9/23 thru. 12/9. WlntertMt FLORIDA Includes 2 day lur. Drew Bauer. 1413-44.77. Epcot/Disney World, A R E A L Z IN G E R ! ITUs T O R E N T FLORIDA'S BEST Cincinnati. Ohio Feb. 17-Mar. 1 #21-33»». HawaiL‘699 1 Day Cypress burgh s pupulur piano KEPT SECRET D ec. 8 -9 175.00 (14 days) player. Craig Zinger, 8 Days Waikiki Carden, 1 Day Ho- WE BIA REAL F-STATE— CHARLANE CARRICK—'Flu uu rooms Exclusive Ocean Village Includes, Trans., 1 liuuses. aparimenls. eie. perlurms Weddings. 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Villa is utllcr special uveas lulls 3 NEAR MCKEESPORT HOSPITAL yard. quid, diarmmg. »48U /ChrlUmu All tours plus 10% tax and Feb. 16-24, Mar. 2-10, 40 years old; one ham or decoratively furnished. 1 BR. person» including teniale plus, liuss lit others 1)61-478». services $ 2 5 9 pptfo. com plata h oust hold. STATE LICENSED First floor, sleeps 4 Jemboree Mar. 16-24 vuealisl. Nile variety S338 Round trip transporta­ Furniture, (baby dr-lls) old far Mori intormotion of 8 NIGHTS S l’E C 'llt lM 883-8246, 881- All for only $275/week Dec. 22 *3* tion, 7 nights lodging. toys, diahas, frai •■*, hand For Inform ation 44»3. __ Participate in the Your Man Tours $99 pp.additional $269,pao painted china, cat glass, on Admissions Better than a motel For tour» with the includes visits to Transportation, lodg­ music boxes china BAND— Second Wind «1 missionary work ot the and less expensive, too! c a b in e ts , c lo c k s , c o in s , b e d choice ul hundreds ul couples PLEASE CALL Personal Touch, Epcot,& Disney World, in g o n ly . church all over the LOCAL PRIVATE OWNER Kennedy Space Center sets, dining sett, fancy lor tlteir wedding cmcrluin- world by supporting the Call ua. Aak lor 787-8687 CALL EARLY FOR carved furniture, oil menl. Top quality, excellent For pictures ind Information OR WRITE on above dates. RESERVATIONS m issio n s. Barb. 5 31 -4220 paintings, oriantal rugs. variety. 731-3412. 834-3873. call 431-2614 B e tw e e n AM -12 noon Pickup Points in 672-9011 8 PO Box 15500 BOOK TOL DJ Now—lur A Bonded Tour Broker Pgh., Pa. 15244 Pittsburgh & McKeesp­ High Prices Paid 2 DAY TOURS o rt areas Christmas ur New Years! Travel ui time with the Balvadora Residence Dec. 1-2 Niagara GROUPS S f a c A / a n c t Stali Aggravati Radramaai Nma Falls, Festival of THREE DS! From the Call lor Special Croup labuluus 38 s tu the Huekin tir Aatintitiry A C—wtinwl CLASSIFIED RATES lights pp do $59 S & n / t a u e A ' •030 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Rates on all tours 88 s' L a rry . 828-8376. Mai Í tiawaa — NON-COMMERCIAL RATES — •24 Hour Nunlng Car* 1 DAY TOURS W* provide all you BKOTHER —Für musie •Vtalor* Alway* W*icom* MINIMUM CHARGE Nov.24 Columbus travel needs Air 443-8090 silice 197.3. play mg T op 48. Festival ot Trees... $34 /Cruises/Bus. pulkas. diniier music Fui 20 Words..$4.50Cach additional word, is cents C A LL A M IT Y TODRS weddings. pari ics. bauquels. Nov. 28 Carousel 400 MISCELLANEOUS Gmu l'usteraru. allei 3. 387- Dinner Theatre "Any­ rrr. si p im m k huis — COMMERCIAL RATES ■■ ...... - SALES 8148.______thing Goe6" $31 Across From E*t'N A rk MINIMUM CHARGE CELEBRATE—Tour spe­ Dec. 9 Christmas, BARGAIN IILNTEHS—Sale 20 W o rd s.4 5 .SOEach additional word, i s cents BEINHAUER Madrigal Style, Linden 8 84 -2707 cial utcasiun w illi musie by un items — \ arid) ul udds ETERNITÀ . Excellenee in Hall...... $30 8 82 -2707 and ends. G ills and 1 uys. ele. all lypes ul lliusic. Cali 487- Dec. 12 Stuuxing Stufer. ln lu rm a liu n ca ll 1321-28661 4938 ur 881-8278. Deadline 11 A.M. Monday Sharon, Kraynaks, COOKIES—Fur ail ucea- FOR POLISH POLKAS- e t c ...... $21 siuns, weddings, shuwers. Slandards and a bil ul 500 HOME 471-1252 ele. W ide V al le i) . we deliver. everything. Music lur all IMPROVEMENTS Lenzner Tours M il UU1-41UU. Jennie li#I-30MU. uccasiuns and places. Call Lenny 278-3838. DINNF.HWARF. 33 P IE C E CARPENTRY—Ducks, pui THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC 7 6 1 -7 0 0 0 SET—Service lu r B-Ulue- 11 A \ E M l SIC I L I K E - F ur clies, duuis. winduws. 100 WOOD ST..5CWPGH. PA T5222 W bile C uathing Sc enees vuur wedding ur party. We kiichuiis. bulli, gumi'i'oums, 120.503 A n n |fl Wsskly Circulation 1-800-342-2349 "a lte rn . Made by Juluisuu ùtter live entertainment.633- diywull. ceilings, additions Corsopolls, P A 15108 Mf Nebo Road Bins. Irunstune in England. 6823. 884-6431 We re bouklllg Small jubs welcome. 344- Sewickley Pa 15143 C all 882-7471 198.7 a t 1984 prices. 7444. Page 10 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, November 9, 1984 Around the diocese

C hristm as drive underw ay G lass p ort H N S anniversary

St. Cecilia's Holy Name Society of Glassport, Pa will celebrate- Steelworkers Local 1557 is in the midst of a Christmas fund drive to their 75th anniversary on Sunday, Nov. 11 following the 11 a.m. Mass. raise food, clothes, toys, household goods and furniture for the needy. A brunch wil 1 be held for all the men of the Holy N ame Society and the Donations may be sent to St. Paulinus Church, 622 Delaware Ave., ■ • Clairton, Pa. 15025 by Dec. 18. For information call 872-9479. parish at the Sons of Italy Hall, Sixth Street. The guest speaker will be Eugene Popa, past president of the » rt Pittsburgh Diocesan Union of the HNS now serving as the chairman Service fo r unclaim ed dead of the Anti-Pornography Committee for the National Association. The anniversary committee includes: Society President Joseph Kol- lar. Treasurer John Bradley, Louis Drogoski, Joseph Milligan and Members and friends of the Diocesan Association of the Ladies of John Trunzo. Fr. George Parme is the Spiritual Director. Charity will join for the organization's annual prayer service for the unclaimed dead Sunday, Nov. 11, at 2 p.m. Participants will meet at the statue of St. Vincent de Paul in Calvary Cemetery, Hazelwood, where Fr. Richard Mueller, spiritual

M t. T roy festival advisor to the Ladies of Charity, will lead the service.

Most Holy Name Church, Troy Hill, will sponsor a spaghetti dinner and salad bar on Tuesda.v. Nov. 13, in the school hall. Dinner will be C arlow stress w orkshop served from 4-7 p.m. with devotions in St. Anthony 's Chapel following at 7- 30. Tickets are $4 for adults and $2 for children under 12 and can A one-day workshop, "Living with Stress" will be held on Saturdayr • be obtained by calling 231-2969 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 10 from 12:45 to 4:30 p.m. in the Kresge Theatre, Carlow College, The parish will also sponsor their annual Harvest Festival that MR. & MRS. EMANUEL SAGONE Oakland. week. Over 30 stands will be operating with numerous games and Keynote speaker will be Joan Kyes, assistant professor of" prizes. Special attraction lor the children on Thursday, Miss Piggy psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and *nd Animal and Saturday, an appearance by Johnny De Fazio St. R osa lia ju b ila ria n s associate administrator of community services at Western (Jumping Johnny). A variety of food will also be served from their Psychiatric Institute and Clinic. kitchen. Festival dates are Nov. 15,16 & 17. For more information oi Emanual and Angeline Sagone, long-time members of St. Rosalia The program will be followed by a wine and cheese reception at the Spaghetti Dinner and Festival call 322— 1761. parish in Greenfield, recently celebrated their 50th wedding 4:30 p.m. The cost of the program is $7 lor Carlow alumnae and $15 lor others. anniversary. For more information, telephone 578-6087. ; • M arried Oct. 23,1934 in St. Rosalia, they live at 4323 WinterburnSt. The Sagones have one daughter,Mary Anne Hunkele and two St. Louise d ru g sem inar grandsons. Mr. Sagone is retired from the City of Pittsburgh's Parks and L ittle Sisters ce ra m ic sale St. Louise de Marrillac Church is sponsoring an information Recreation Department. ev ening on the usage of drugs and alcohol on Wednesday, Nov. 14, They marked the jubilee with a family dinner at Wright's The Little Sisters of the Poor will hold their annual display of hand-' between 4:30-9 p.m. The program will be a panel discussion. Fr. John Restaurant in Heidelburg. made ceramics, craft items and Christmas ornaments Saturday and Arnott, Parochial Vicar at St. Louise, will be the moderator. The Sunday, Nov. 17 and 18,from noon to 6 p.m. at their home for the Church is located at 316 McMurray Rd. in Upper St. Clair Township. elderly at 1028 Benton Ave., North Side. C D A p a r t y All are welcome and encouraged to attend. Featured will be Christmas trees, Nativity sets and items appropriate for wedding,birthday and Christmas gifts,and home-;; Court Allegheny 664 ol the Catholic Daughters of the Americas will host a dinner and party Tuesday, Nov. 20, at 6 p.m. at the K ol C Hall, baked goods. Port Authority Bus 16-D stops in front ol the home, which is olt ol C okeburg event 939 Western Ave., North Side. For reservations at $3 by Nov. 13 call the 3800 block of Brighton Rd. Free parking is available. Johanna Leonard, 231-0931, or Hilda Dee, 231-8490. The St. George Junior Tamburitzans of Croatian Fraternal Union Lodge 354 oi Cokeburg will hold their annual graduates' banquet Sunday, Nov. 11, beginning at 4 p.m. The event will honor members who graduated Irom high school this spring. Cited will be Joseph Bankovich and Beth Ann Rodgers. A $500 scholarship will also be awarded. Tickets are available from members.

St. A d a lbert fu n d ra iser

A social event will be held on Saturday, Nov. 17. at 7:30 p.m. at the Lithuanian Hall, 18th and Jane Street to benefit the St. Adalbert j Alumni Scholarship Fund. Free refreshments will be available, donation is $5. For reservations call 431-0574.

St. C a n ice spa ghetti dinners

St Canice Church in Knoxville will host spaghetti dinners Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 17 and 18, from 4 to 8 p.m. both days in the cafeteria, 200 Rochelle St. Cost is $3.75 lor adults and $2.50 lor children under 10. Tickets are available by calling Mary Lou Parker, 431-0349, or at the rectory.

St.Ferdinand youth grou p

The youth group at St. Ferdinand parish, Cranberry Township, has planned a series of upcoming programs with the theme, "Sale and Sorry." On the Sale side, the youth group has begun a six-week campaign to educate people about the importance of seat belts. The group will sponsor a program that will be announced later and will distribute materials to create an awareness about the safety factors in wearing seat belts. On the Sorry side, the youth group is conducting a scavenger hunt through Dec. 9. Teams of four participants will seek more than 100 items lrom government, schools, local business and church parishioners. The youth group has assumed responsibility lor the parish clothing drive that runs through Sunday, Nov. 18. In addition, the organization has scheduled all-night bowling on Friday, Nov. 9; a rap session lor Friday, Nov. 16; meeting lor Nov. 18; and a weekend retreat, Nov. 30 to Dec. 2. The youth group is selling oranges and grapefruit through Nov. 21. Delivery will be made two weeks prior to Christmas. OLD PHOTOS Copied and ready tor holiday giving

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RAYADENOUR F o r E m e r g e n c y S e r v i c e C a l l Sister presently is assigned to Regency Hall Hall Regency to assigned is presently Sister The Knights will also advance first-degree members to the second second the to members first-degree advance also will Knights The te Estímales Arranged terms Ftie - She is a graduate of St. Francis Hospital Hospital School of She St.is Francis a graduate The Knights of Equity, Court 9, will hold their annual memorial memorial annual their hold will 9, Court Equity, of Knights The SUTE! SHINGLE! ROOFS' SUTE! FUT Sister Anne is the daughter of lsidora and the and lsidora of daughter the is Anne Sister The grant will provide for the classroom to treat maladaptive maladaptive treat to classroom the for provide will grant The Sister Anne Kull recently professed her final final her professed recently Kull Anne Sister Western the to $43,000 a grant award will Foundation Buhl The G U T T E RD R I P P I N G ? The Bloomfield G arfield Corp. will host a social Sunday, Nov. 25, Nov. at Sunday, host a social will Corp. arfield G Bloomfield The The program seeks to build community within the church for for church the within community build to seeks program The The church was omitted from a listing of parishes carried in last last in carried parishes of listing a from omitted was church The t Jsp prs i Pr Ve s mn te cesot area McKeesport the among is Vue Port in parish Joseph St. S u p p o rt Y o u r r u o Y rt o p p u S neetd tdns hud otc ter atr for pastor their contact should students Interested student nominations, but awards are limited to one per per one to parish. limited are awards but nominations, student pastor. 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Movie review Fall of 'R rating Actress, once victim By Fr. PETER HORTON Story" are struggling to survive. There is something wrong here ! R, Restricted, no one under 17 and it seems as the R rating has admitted without parent or adult fallen to its lowest depth. As one guardian was the original rating falls, the next one has to By JAMES BREIG felt were too much. " wasn't God watching out for her? 5 meaning of the rating when the F R . P E T E R pick up the slack, and so, the new The actress steps out of her Ironically, she has appeared in Why didn't He slop the attacker." 'system was first announced. In HORTON 1' PG-13' ’ is given to all those films apartment building. A man, violent moves, including "1 talked with priests, rabbis, ’ those early days ol the rating deserving ol an "R ". The ratings armed with a knife, begins to stalk "Defiance" and "The Evil That and ministers and asked them ; service, the "R " rating was an are meant to be a service to the her. He leaps at her, stabbing her Men Do," a Charles Bronson film, what the meaning of the event enforced guarantee ol adult general public, a guide to the type repeatedly while her screams us well as in "R a gin g B ull," the was," she said. "Eventually, 1 entertainment. The rating served of entertainment contained within pierce the air. A bystander pulls life story of boxer Jake LaMotlu. realized there is no answer in this to separate those films which a motion picture. The service the would-be m urderer off of the But she does not feel that films and lile. Maybe it was a signal to do were strictly adult in nature irom performed by the ratings board is woman. She staggers, almost TV lead to the sort of crime she what I'm doing now with Victims those lilms that might be suitable more a disservice than a form ol dead, back into her apartment. experienced. for Victims." lor adults and adolescents. The assistance. The creation of a new A scene from a movie? "T h e media have had a positive Her mother provided the best "X " was reserved to lilms which Brian DePalma's "Scarlace", a rating, like the "PG-13", only Well, yes and no. It was a real effect and show what it's like to be answer to her questions, the were morally ollensive in content lilm that starred A1 Pacino, was a confuses the m atter rather than scene in the life ol actress Theresa a victim," she said. "Films like actress said. "M y mother said 11 and style, even it the film was bloody, violent, ollensive mess clarify it for the viewing public. Saldana. It will also be a "just Mothers Against Drunk Driving' God wusn't there, why did you that managed to receive an "R". Perhaps, the proper solution is not pretend" scene in "Victims for lrom a talented director such as and Adam' (about missing survive?- 1 felt He was there. It His latest lilm "Body Double" a new rating but a new system that Victims", an upcoming NBC Stanley Kubrick or John children) led to widespread didn't change my relationship Schlesinger. Kubrick's adult lilm leatures a murder by a power takes into account violent content, m ovie (to be seen locally on with God. I'm glad 1 survived and sexual content and profanity. Monday, Nov. 12 on W'PXl-TV, understanding that such things A Clockwork Orange" and John drill, useless and senseless happen and are horrendous to live I'm grateful to be here." vulgarity and explicit nudity. The Maybe, it is lime for each of these Channel If in Pittsburgh, at 9 Schlesinger s Midnight Cowboy " with. Those positive movies areas to beclairiiied lor each lilm. p.m.) She still meets strangers who were among the lew critically rating lor this ollensive outweigh the negative ones," In the lilm, Miss Saldana will tell her they prayed lor her during acclaimed "X " rated lilms to be garbage...you guessed it, an " R " ! which she termed "rock'em, As it stands, the "R " rating is portray herself. You may her recovery. She also received nominated lor an Oscar. Now, sock'em m ovies" that ignore the often a disguise for offensive, remember the actual events, cards lrom people of all faiths, both lilm are rated "R " though the Recent movies such as "Terror victim to concentrate on the police immoral films that deserve an which occurred in 1982, when she offering their prayers. content ol the lilm s has not been in the Aisles' ', ' The Term inator' ', and the criminal. "X ". The best way to avoid being was assaulted by a deranged fan. altered. "R", it seems, has "Thiel ol Hearts" and thé "They helped," she uliirmed. caught in such a situation is to She hovered near death, but become a haven lor the old X" upcoming "Crimes ol Passion" Miss Saldana believes that "They had an affect." read as much information as you recovered and now heads an rated lilms. exceed in all levels ol poor taste, movies do not cause people to Oddly, only one possession ol cun about a particular film before organization called Victims for tilled with unnecessary violence, commit violence unless they are hers was never recovered after you see it. Be inlormed instead of Victims, which seeks to offer aid Going even lurther, the "X" prolane language or explicit already mentally unbalanced. the attack. It was a small cross she shocked. Managers should begin to people involved in the wrong seems reserved lor those lilms sexual contact. AH ol these lilms wore. that are considered outright go beyond what "Clockwork to enforce the ratings system at end ol a crime. "M ovies and T V m irror the pornography w hile the "R " seems Orange" and "Midnight Cowboy" the box office. An "R" requires From Philadelphia, where she state of the world. Society is "M y parents got me a new one," to include almost anything that did and there seems to be no tuss the presence of an accompanying is about to open in a play, she ridden with violence, strife and she said. The other was lost at isn't considered hard core about it. In I act, these lilms are adult lor admission of anyone spoke to me about the movie and war. The media depict that and some point during the attack or in pornography. Still, the "R " rating the current leaders at the box under f7. Accompanying means the horrible incident which led to show society for what it is," she the investigation that followed.' exactly that: the adult must it. 1 asked whether anyone not explained. "We should hold is collapsing under the weight ol a ottice while such line lilms as 11 you watch "Victims for system that is tilling it with lilms Places in the Heart", accompany the one under 17 into involved as a victim could ourselves accountable, not the understand what it s like to be Victims," Miss Saldana promises that border on the pornographic. "Amadeus" and "A Soldier's and through the film. Be careful of media, to make society decent "PG-13" which may contain some robbed or assaulted. again. To ignore the pain and it won't add to the unreal scenes ol content unsuitable for adolescents "P eop le should see the film ," bloodshed and to make movies crimes which dot so many us well as younger children. she replied.' To understand and to only about the brotherhood of man programs uninterested in the know what it 's like, a person would is not the answer." victim's point ol view. M ovie ratings The R " rating is a weak excu*. > have to see the film ." A Catholic, Miss Saldana lound "M y m ovie is a very, very The classifications for the Fanny and Alexander, A-l\ lor the old "X " and the "PG-13" is She described the feelings of the becoming a weak excuse for the that her laith and prayer played a realistic portrait ol what it's like moral suitability of films are First Blood A-lll incident as "fear and the horrible old "R". The motion pictures big role in her recovery — once she lor the victim and the whole determined by the United States The Golden Seal, A-ll shock of knowing that people can ratings board has to make some got by some anger at God for the family," she said. "We do Catholic Conference s Depart­ Independence Day, A-1V harm each other in a brutal way. radical changes in a tailing attack. telescope eight months into two ment of Communications. Jaws 111, A III W e lend to believe w e re at peace hours, but it gives a good grasp oi system. No one is recommending and not harming anyone." Movies at area theaters: The Man from Snowy River, "Immediately alter the attack, the horror, pain and problems." censorship, but everyone is asking The harm done to her extended All ol Me, A-11I A l l 1 lell close to God and peace," she lor help. The Motion Pictures beyond the physical wounds which Amadeus, A-Il Mr. Mom, A-ll recalled. "1 thought 1 was dying It also shows the hope, strength Rating Administration and the required plastic surgery to and commitment which lollowed Body Double, O A Night in Heaven, 0 and 1 prayed to be released from Motion Picture Association ol correct and- which have left her as she began her work lor others in Firstborn, A-1I1 Porky s 0 the pain." America has to answer that call. with two permanently damaged her situation. Ghoslbusters, A-lll Ragtime, A-1Y Then came the questions: "Why 11 those in charge continue to lingers. In the wake of the crime, Hard to Hold, Raiders of the Lost Ark, A-lll ignore the ratings system, or even her marriage crumbled and she is Irreconcilable Dillerences, A- Revenge ol the Ninja, O The Right Stull, A-lll buy oft the ratings board, how can now divorced. 111 the paying audience place any The assualt "was definitely the The Little Drummer Girl, A- Rumble Fish, 0 Duquesne U. auditions The Secret ol NIMH, A -l trust in the ratings? Beware the major reason" for the divorce, 111 R ," you may be getting much Miss Saldana told me. I'm quite Making the Grade, O Six Weeks, A-lll The Dutjuesne University School ol Music has announced seven m ore or much less than you sure I'd be married il not for the Places in the Heart, A -ll Star 80, A-1Y audition dales to determine music talent awards and admission into bargained lor...you might be attack. We had problems but none Purple Rain, O Stoker Ace, A-lll the school. They are: Dec. 7, Jan. 25, Feb. 15, March 1 and 15 and April getting "X " rated entertainment that couldn't be surmounted. But Revenge ol the Nerds, O Table lor Five, A-lll 12 and 19. For requirements and information contact Christine under the guise of adult the stress, trauma, helplessness, A Soldier's Story, A-ll The Wicked Lady, O Jordanoff, 434-6085. entertainment. rage and pain which my husband Teachers, O Yes, Georgio, 0 Thiel ol Hearts, 0 Tightrope, 0 Lnder the Volcano, A-lll • A--I, General patronage. 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