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138th Year, CXLIII No. 34 Established in 1844: America’s Oldest Catholic Newspaper in Confirm Friday, October 29, 1982 — ■ —- ...... P a s to ra l draft says "no’ to all N -c o n f lic t By JERRY FILTEAU WASHINGTON (NC) — "We Downtown Madrid light poles are decorated with Vatican flags as are sure of one moral imperative: a the city prepares for the arrival of Pope John Paul II on Oct 31 See rejection of nuclear war," declares story on page 10. the second draft of a planned national pastoral letter on war and peace by the Catholic bishops of the DIOCESE Scouting honors . Fifteen area persons took top honors at the annual "Our arguments in this pastoral Scout recognition dinner recently, winning the St must be detailed and nuanced: but George Emblem and the St. Anne Award. Also our 'no' nuclear war must, in the several troops won the Pope Paul VI National Unit end, be definitive and decisive,” it Recognition Awards. For names and details, s says. Page 6. The new draft repeats the moral condemnation of some aspects of current U.S. nuclear deterrence O n enrollm ent drop policy that was contained in the first draft of the letter. Fr. Hugh J. Lang, superintendent of schools for the diocese, writes of the implications of the decline in But it goes beyond the first draft in population and its effect on Catholic schools. In 1970, giving a more detailed analysis of he reports, 51 million children attended school in the what kinds of policies or policy goals United States. By 1981 the total, was just 44 million. it can support or must oppose. What this continuing decline means to the Catholic IT ALSO GOES further in school picture is covered in his column on Page 15. explicitly challenging the current international political order and offering an alternative geopolitical A t the canonization framework for achieving and maintaining peace and justice. At Fr. Zygmunt Szarnicki, pastor of St. Ignatius in one point it calls the 300-year-old Glendale, was among the more than 150,000 persons political principle of absolute in Vatican City for the recent canonization of St. national sovereignty obsolete. Maximilian Kolbe. He recalls this experience, plus a Rejecting any simplistic solutions stop at Assisi for the 800th anniversary celebration to world peace or disarmament, the for St. Francis, and other remembrances of the trip new draft calls for “ a major effort of in a story on Page 12. intelligence and courage” to Fr. Szarnicki overcome the “ supreme crisis” of nuclear war threatening the existence of the earth. A lso inside The draft, released at the' Editorial ...... 4.5 headquarters of National Confer­ Around the diocese...... 7-8 ence of Catholic Bishops in Washington Oct. 22, is to be Obituaries...... discussed at length by the country’s bishops at their annual meeting in Home Again...... mid-November. An extraordinary This stained-glass representation of Mary as Mother prepared for the church. St. Mary is marking it' 20th of All Saints was created by Nick Parrendo of Hunt Television, movies...... lg national meeting seems likely to be anniversary and parishioners chose this means of Studios for St. Mary Church in Daisy town. It is one of a marking the occasion. Fr. John Klein is pastor there. (Continued on page 2) series of 13 windows, all following Marian themes. All-Saints Day is Nov. 1 .

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C a ll for new w orld order presents challenge to A m erican people By JERRY FILTEAU nearly a quarter of that general Oct. 26. It will be discussed at length Even earlier the document hints avoidance of war, nuclear or THE DRAFT discusses its moral- public. by the U.S. bishops at their annual that the just war theory, with which coventional, is not a sufficient political program for shaping a WASHINGTON (NC) - There are meeting in mid-November, and Catholic teaching has traditionally peaceful world into three headings: But the second draft's call for conception of international relations two major thrusts in the second their comments will serve as the circumscribed the moral limits of World order in Catholic teaching, moral and political commitment to a today. Nor does it exhaust the draft of the U.S. bishops’ pastoral basis for a third draft, which they war, is not adequate to confront content of Catholic teaching," says the role and responsibilities of the letter on war and peace: A new international order is, in are to vote on at a national meeting questions of war and peace the document in introducing its superpowers in a disordered world, resounding "no" to any use of essence, the more radical and far«'; next spring or fall. positively in the modern .context. and the implications of global reaching part of the document. Thall important new section on “ Shaping nuclear weapons and to all but the Modern church teaching has used a Peaceful World.” interdependence for national policy. most strictly circumscribed forms section, although it is likely tol that theory, it says, "to articulate a'! of nuclear deterrence, and a call for receive far less public attention,! . TheCCjfadicality of the second draft’s Jail for a new world order is right of self-defense for states in a Catholic teaching on a world the formation of a new international presents a more fundamental! decentralized international order." “ Both the political needs and the order, it says, is based on the order to achieve and maintain challenge to the American peoples hinted nearly in the document. < moral challenge of our time," it Speakipjg of the implications of the fundamental "theological truth" of peace. and their traditional self-image. ’ The critical question that the adds, “ require a positive conception "the unity of the human family." nuclear) arms race and nuclear of peace... This positive conception "The "no" to nuclear war and stratt^&s today, it says: document confronts, when it moves It gives the document a prophetic* beyond its condemnations of nuclear of peace sees it as the/fruit of order: The draft, citing especially the many aspects of U.S. nuclear cast that was lacking in the first order in turn is shaped by the values teachings of Pope John XXIII and “ The presumption of the nation­ warfare and its critiques of nuclear deterrence policy in the pastoral draft, which alluded to the idea but of justice, truth, freedom and love... Pope Paul VI, declares that draft will almost certainly get the state system, that sovereignty deterrence, is whether or not the did not develop it. decentralized order of sovereign The popes of the nuclear age, from sovereign states still have a real lion's share of public attention: It implied \ an ability to protect a Pius XII through John Paul II, have moral value, but one that is only strikes at the heart of a raging THE NEW DRAFT letter, written nation’s' territory and population, is nation-states is any longer adequate for establishing peace. affirmed pursuit of international relative, not absolute, "because the debate today within the general U.S. by a committee of five bishops precisely the presumption denied by order as the way to banish the boundaries of the sovereign state do public community and within the headed by Joseph L. the nuclear capacities of both "Preventing nuclear war is an scourge of war from human (Continued on page 2 ) Catholic community that forms Bernardin of Chicago, was released superpowers." absolute moral imperative: but the affairs."

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H e is better liked outside U.S. By FATHER KENNETH J. DOYLE said he had "come from a far better liked by the rest of the world country.” than he is by a good number of U.S. VATICAN CITY (NC) - Oct. 16, Catholics. 1978, the senior deacon of the Col lege If the papacy were conducted as of Cardinals stepped onto the theU.S. presidency is and Pope John “ When American Catholics sit balcony of St. Peter's Basilica and Paul II were now facing re-election, around and discuss religious issues, proclaimed to the expectant throng how would the scorecard read after they speak often of celibacy, birth below: "I announce to you a great four years in office? control, divorce, women priests. But joy: We have a pope.” to the rest of the world, there are two The answer would depend very other religious issues far more much on who the scorekeeper was. The man chosen was 58-year-old important: hunger and the threat of Cardinal Karol Wojtyla of Cracow, IT IS AN opinion shared by many nuclear war,” says one U.S. priest in Poland, a relative unknown, who who follow the pope closely that he is Rome, a close watcher of Vatican affairs. Adds a U.S. layman: “ If you’re O f f i c i a l starving or undernourished — and half of the world is — you don’t much Appointments, changes care whether there will ever be women priests.” His Excellency, Bishop The Reverend Thomas B. Leonard, announces the following Ferris, from pastor, Saint Agatha To much of the world, such appointments and changes, Parish, Ellwood City, to pastor, observers feel, the pope is seen first effective Wednesday, November Saint Francis of Assisi Parish, of all as an advocate of the poor and 3, 1982: Finleyville. the hungry and as a champion of peace and nuclear disarmament. Bishop Leonard, recipient of the “ Founder’s Award” guest speaker for the evening, and Anna Marie Grubb, RETIREMENT ADMINISTRATOR during the annual PCUC dinner last Saturday, dinner chairman. Marking World Food Day this The Reverend James P. The Reverend Joseph C. Girdis, receives the congratulations of Dr. Jean Garton, left, —Photo by John C. Keenan V.R., from chaplain, Holy Family year, on Oct. 16, the pope pleaded O'Connor, for reasons of health, that "the cry of the poor and the has resigned the pastorate of Saint Institute, Emsworth, to adminis­ trator (vicar econome), Saint hungry be heard" and complained Francis of Assisi Parish, “ that in the richer countries many B ishop Leonard honored Finleyville. Father O'Connor will Elizabeth Parish, Pittsburgh, and Saint Wenceslaus Parish, North people egotistically consume more reside at 340 Meadowlark Lane, of the fruits of nature, which God has People Concerned for the Unborn was cited "For his continuous with self, to accept a true sexual Side, Pittsburgh, with residence support and encouragement to those West Mifflin, Pennsylvania given to all, than they share with Child presented Bishop Leonard ethic, a true friendship ethic which at Saint Patrick Rectory, who labor on behalf of life. His 151222. others." This is a theme which the with its Founder’s Award plaque in accepts ail human beings "just Pittsburgh. Father Girdis will dedication to the Lord of Life has pontiff has discussed dozens of times recognition of his significant because they are.” PASTORS continue in his assignment as beeh a profound example and in talks at the Vatican and across the contributions to the pro-life Vicar for Religious. inspiration to all of us." A commemorative gift was The Reverend Cornelius E. globe. movement at the organization's 10th annual pro-life banquet held present to State Rep. Martin Mullen Gildea, from pastor, Saint Mary CHAPLAIN Principal speaker for the banquet Parish, 46th Street, Pittsburgh, to LAST MAY 30, against the Oct. 23 at the Sheraton Hotel at (D-Philadelphia), who was honored was Dr. Jean Garton, president of pastor, Saint Mary Parish, The Reverend Mark T. Persic, dramatic backdrop of the ruins of Station Square. Three hundred for his efforts in the state's General Lutherans for Life and a former Beaver Falls, and administrator, from assistant, Saint Sylvester England’s Coventry cathedral, people attended. Assembly for his pro-life activities. PCUC board member. Dr. Garton Saint Ladislaus Parish, Beaver Parish, Brentwood, to chaplain, which was leveled by bombs during In turn, the state legislator praised An unanimous choice of the urged pro-lifers to continue to Falls. Holy Family Institute, Emsworth. the PCUC members for their (Continued on page 1 1 ) PCUC’s executive board, the bishop challenge a society preoccupied political skill and awareness. Page 2 — , Friday, October 29, 1982

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(Continued from page 1) ‘value’ in the adversary’s country. lowering the nuclear threshold and ‘Targets of value' either explicitly blurring the difference between called next spring for the bishops to include the civilian population or nuclear and conventional wea­ debate and vote on a final version. include industrial targets which pons.” The committee writing the pastoral inevitably would involve killing letter is headed by Archbishop large number of civilians.” THE BISHOPS urged support for an immediate, verifiable bilateral Joseph L. Bernardin of Chicago. THE COMMITTEE’S draft nuclear freeze, negotiated bilateral document indentified five basic The latest draft, 120 typewritten "deep cuts” in current U.S. and moral issues involved in a policy of pages long, considerably expands Soviet arsenals, a Comprehensive and clarifies the controversial first nuclear deterrence: Test Ban Treaty, and the removal of draft, a 70-page document that “ 1) The possession of weapons of all nuclear weapons from border became public in June. mass destruction; areas by all parties, coupled with ( IN THEIR SECOND version of the increased controls against, ( “ 2) The accompanying threat inadvertent or unauthorized use of ( letter, the five bishops on the and-or intention to use them; committee state their opposition to tactical nuclear weapons. t current nuclear policy more bluntly. "3) The declared, or at least not "These judgments are meant to repudiated, willingness to use such They more clearly address the exemplify how a lack of unequivocal weapons on Civilians; condemnation of deterrence is t letter to the public at large. They Receiving certificates of appreciation at the diocesan spell out the bishops’ goal: to “ 4) The moral significance of meant only to be an attempt to Byzantine Catholic parish, Ambridge; Joseph t acknowledge the role attributed to Holy Name Society awards banquet, held Oct. 17 at Lachowicz of SS. Cyril and Methodius parish, McKees t influence the U.S. government by the prevention of use of nuclear the Greentree Holiday Inn, were from left, Michael forming "a public attitude which weapons through a strategy which deterrence, but not to support its Rocks; and James Dawson of St. Raphael parish, extension beyond the prevention of Sofranko of Divine Redeemer parish, Ambridge; Morningside. sets stringent limits” on U.S. could not be morally implemented; George Waslo of SS. Peter and Paul Ukrainian c nuclear defense policy. and use of nuclear weapons," the V committee said. e Even within the just-war moral ” 5) The continued escalation of a tradition that acknowledges “ some The moral judgments on nuclear the nuclear arms race with its b legitimate use of force,” says the weapons use and nuclear deterrence diversion of resources from other Pasto ral draft analyzed a new document, "contemporary needs.” have been the major source of public a nuclear strategies push the moral controversy in the development of it limits beyond the permissible." The moral aspect of such the pastoral letter so far. (Continued from page 1) It also acknowledges “ the fact of a cases merits the adjective questions “ is often mentioned" but not dissolve the deeper relationships Soviet threat as well as the existence monstrous, but neither the Soviet “ Certain aspects of both U.S. and “ has hardly ever been a decisive of a Soviet imperial drive for But a potential source of new of responsibility existing in the people nor their leaders are b Soviet nuclear strategies fail” to dimension of the strategic debate,” hegemony, at least in regions of Ci controversy in the second draft human community.” monsters; they are human beings meet the limits imposed by the the document said. major strategic interest.” created in the image and likeness of comes from its expanded judgments y moral principles of discrimination “ In the past 20 years Catholic It adds that "Americans need God." w and proportionality in the justifiable FOLLOWING a nuanced argu­ and recommendations on the ment that admitted the complexity teaching has become increasingly have no illusions about the Soviet use of force, it says. political actions needed to move specific about” the international It calls for “ creative diplomacy” of the deterrence issues and their toward nuclear disarmament and system of repression, or about the ci order and the international rights lack of respect in that system for aimed at overcoming the U.S. — Addressing specific issues interrelatedness, the committee peaceful resolution of international Soviet adversary relationship and ol concerning the use of nuclear and duties that circumscribe the human rights, about Soviet covert passed a fundamentally negative conflict. opening up the potentialities for Ü weapons, the committee said: sovereignty of individual nations, operations (which the U.S. itself moral judgment, citing five cooperation and friendship. With ai interrelated “ negative dimensions” the document says. does not eschew) or pro­ • “ Under no circumstances may "God’s action in our midst.” it ri of any deterrence policy; revolutionary activities.” nuclear weapons or other “ One of the primary functions of It describes "the interdependence suggests, this could lead to it Catholic teaching has been to point of the world today” as the basic But it also emphasizes “ the instruments of mass slaugher be ” 1) The intention to use strategic central danger of a superpower “ changes we could barely used for the purpose of destroying nuclear weapons which would the way toward a more integrated category underlying the growing imagine.” 01 international system,” says the rivalry” and the "common interest population centers or other violate the principles of discrimina­ body of Catholic social teaching in in draft. this area, saying that this growing both states have in never using Under its critical third heading of predominantly civilian targets.” tion and proportionality; nuclear weapons.” the implications of interdepen­ th Although moralists are divided on political and economic interdepen­ It emphasizes a belief by many dence, the draft argues that, as te questions on indirect attacks on "2) The human consequences if It cites the growing interdepen­ dence is "manifested in a whole Europeans in the possibility of important as the East-West conflict of civilians, “ we nonetheless feel deterrence fails; dence of the world today and range of international issues.” I detente not only in the field of is to global politics, "it is neither th obliged, as a matter of practical comments: "The missing element “ 3) The political relationship "The missing element of world weapons negotiations but in politically wise nor morally moral guidance, to register our which sustains deterrence, a of world order today is the absence order today,” it declares, "is the of a properly constituted political “ economic and scientific areas as justifiable to ignore the broader b3 opposition to a policy of attacking relationship of radical distrust absence of a properly constituted international context.” authority to shape our material well." m targets. . . (whose destruction) which John XXIII described in political authority with the capacity IT URGES Americans "to see the interdependence in the direction or ■ Critical to that context, it says, is or would devastate the nearby Peace on Earth’ as the root of our to shape our material interdepen­ other as potentially more than an moral interdependence. . . In the "the continuing chasm in living W4 population centers. The relevant international problems; dence in the direction of moral adversary. Soviet behavior in some nuclear age it is in the regulation of standards between the indus­ moral principle in this case is the interdependence. ’ ’ ' ‘4) The threats made or implied interstate conflicts and ultimately trialized world (East and West) and disproportionate damage which the developing world.” nu would be done to human life.” by deterrence give no assurance of the replacement of military by IT RECALLS Pope John XXIII’s O ffices close It calls that issue a “ moral CO any limits which would be negotiated solutions that the statement nearly two decades ago, th • “ We do not perceive any maintained if deterrence fails; and supreme importance and necessity in his encyclical “ Peace on Earth,” for holy day question which rivals the nuclear er situation in which the deliberate of moral as well as a political that "the moral order itself. . . issue in its human significance.” ad initiation of nuclear war, on “ 5) The diversion of vitally All offices of the diocese— “ Neither of the superpowers is needed resources which are concept of the international demands that such a form of public th. however restricted a scale, can be common good can be grasped.” authority be established.” except those of the Pittsburgh conspicuous for its initiatives in morally justified. Non-nuclear consumed by the arms race.” Catholic—will be closed in addressing the ‘absolute poverty’ in attacks by another state must be IN ADDRESSING the congeries of Moving from the general observance of All Saints Day which millions live today," it says. resisted by other than nuclear principles of Catholic teaching on a “ All of these conditions,” the issues involved in global Monday, Nov. l.The offices will re­ THE DRAFT document situates means. . . We find the moral world order to an analysis of the document said, “ are the reason we interdepedence, the pastoral draft open as usual Tuesday, Nov. 2. global poverty and the unmet responsibility of beginning nuclear East-West superpower conflict 5 have called the arms race, with draws on the considerable body of challenge of the underdeveloped war not justified by rational today, the pastoral draft The Pittsburgh Catholic will be F deterrence as its key element, a papal teachingfrom recent decades. world at the heart of the issue of policies." acknowledges that the United States open on Monday and will retain its s ‘sinful situation,' one which must be weekly deadline of Monday noon global j ustice, and the issue of global h and the Soviet Union "are divided by justice at the heart of the issue of • As regards so-called "limited changed however long and difficult Among a wide range of policy philosophy, ideology and competing for all classified advertising and nuclear war, ” “ the issue at stake is the task." proposals (hat it urges thevUnited ambitiops. all editorial copy. peace to which the whole pastoral the real as opposed to the theoretical States to undertake or emphasize letter is addressed. P n possibility" of keeping such a war CALLING DETERRENCE are support for the United Nations limited and within the stringent and support for diplomatic, 8 “ morally acceptable” only as an a bounds of the requirements for a just interim strategy while sincere political, economic and legal forms war. The range of gravely important efforts are made to get out of that of international justice and peace­ P questions surrounding those issues situation, the committee said that making. PRIESTHOOD? “ makes us skeptical about the real this judgment of acceptability is P meaning of limited.” Have you ever thought of becoming a Catholic “ strictly conditioned." The draft document hints at a Prieet? a Moving from moral condemna­ separate future pastoral letter on g "Clearly these criteria (involved tions of, or serious moral questions justice toward developing nations. It That idea is not so strange as it seem s. Many Young Men are lc about, all forms of use of nuclear in the moral judgment) demonstr­ cites that as a crucial global issue H weapons, the new pastoral draft ate that we cannot approve of every “ which would itself require a considering that possiblity during their college years. W hy not obtain j< weapons system, strategic doctrine addresses the issue of nuclear pastoral letter.” m ore information and guidance about this oppurtunity in your life? n deterrence. or policy initiative advanced in the name of strengthening deterrence, ” A Priesthood Inquiry Day for college-age men is planned for 5 It calls the actual initiation of the bishops said. The second draft, like the first, nuclear war "one of the worst addresses an appeal to all Catholics Friday-Satur ay, November 12-13, 1982 at Saint Paul political and morai evils which could They insisted that the one positive Jor penailce and conversion toward Seminary in ittsbufrgh. If you want to attend or obtain more St be perpetrated,” and comments: value of deterrence is “ preventing peace. It addresses messages to information. sc the use of nuclear weapons in any specific groups as well, citing their lease Write: te “ The purpose of deterrence is to role in contributing to peace. te prevent this actuality, but the moral form." Vocation Office, Diocese of Pittsburgh problem of nuclear deterrence Like the first draft, the second also relates to the method by which From this they concluded that any 111 Boulevard of the Allies, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15222 M strategic proposals for deterrence addresses issues of military service, or Phone: 456-3073. prevention is accomplished.” conscientious objection to military Li which go beyond that objective Li The committee quoted from the "must be resisted” and that “ the service and the Christian tradition official "U.S. Military Posture quest for superiority must be of non-violence. It praises the Statement for F Y 1983, ” an annual resisted” in favor of the principle of pacifist position as a legitimate c Paid Political Advertisement fiscal year policy statement and “sufficiency.” Any change in moral view of Christians, while also Paid lor by The Walgren For Congress Committee, Fred Frank Treasurer. situation analysis by the office of the strategic systems or policies “ must defending the just-war tradition as a U.S Joint Chiefs of Staff: be assessed precisely in light of second legitimate moral view 01 "Deterrence depends upon the whether it will render steps toward which, it says, is also based on the dt assured capability and manifest will arms control and disarmament Gospel message of love. st to inflict damage on the Soviet Union more or less likely,” they said. of disproportionate to any goals that Members of the committee that P< rational Soviet leaders might hope The committee of bishops drafted the proposed pastoral were fu to achieve.” specifically opposed a number of Archbishop Bernardin; Auxiliary strategic possibilities, including the “ The concept of ‘disproportion­ Bishop George Fulcher of sh development of deployment of Columbus, Ohio; ate’ or unacceptable’ damage,” the destabilizing weapons systems, m committee commented, "implies Thomas Gumbleton of ; Gì further automation of command and Auxiliary Bishop John O'Connor of (more strongly in some variants of control systems, international Vi deterrence than in others) the the Military Ordinariate, and W nuclear proliferation, and any Bishop Daniel Reilly of Norwich, willingness to strike targets of proposals that “ have the effect of Conn. i Pt pa ROOF LEAKING? 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Church law yers look ahead to new law

By JERRY FILTEAU THE NEW CODE, he said, differs CLSA members called for must obtain consent of his finance from the old in spelling out and council in order to conduct certain HARTFORD, Conn. (NC) — establishment of a CLSA committee protecting rights in the church, in kinds of business. Nor, he said, does lawyers of the' to answer questions about the new simplifying the general law and code with “ advisory opinions" that the new code say clearly how the United States focused on imminent giving greater flexibility to local church law changes as they gather­ would be "non-official interpret­ five-year term of office of finance practice, in reducing penalties, in ations" of the code. council members is to be understood ed in Hartford Oct. 18-21 for the 44th providing structures for consul­ if, for example, a seat is left vacant annual convention of the Canon Law tation and accountability, in placing The committee was proposed on by death or resignation. Society of America. greater emphasis on the laity and its the model of a similar practice by •the American Bar Association, as In a seminar on diocesan councils Papal enactment of the revised participation in church life, and in generally incorporating theological providing a service of expert but not of priests under the new code, Code of Canon Law, replacing the legally binding guidance in complex Father Sydney Marceaux of code that has governed the Western insights from Vatican II into the juridical structure of church life. legal matters that have not yet been Beaumont, Texas, cited several church since 1917, is expected within resolved by court judgments or areas of possible tension over the, the next three months. In the convention’s major address formal, official decisions. composition of the council and its In major addresses and seminars Oct. 19 Father James Provost, CLSA areas of competence that are not Examples of such areas of legal answered by the code but must be more than 450 participants studied executive coordinator and another of the leading U.S. experts on the confusion about the new code resolved locally. He also the changes in the new code and abounded during the convention. their implications for church life in new code, said that the new law's emphasized that if the bishop and the United States. statements of rights in the church For example, Father Provost priests of a diocese take the theology and its establishment of procedures advised church lawyers to "wear of priests’ councils seriously, such Father Robert Becker of Chicago, to protect or' vindicate those rights your hard hat” in trying to sort out tensions should be minimized if they CLSA vice president who succeeded will present some major challenges priorities of the common good and do not disappear altogether. to the presidency of the society at the to the U.S. church. individual rights in the new code. BENEDICTINE Father Daniel end of the convention, said recent How they are interpreted, he said, annual conventions had drawn Provisions in the new code could Ward of St. John’s Abbey in cause dioceses and religious orders depends on different schools of Collegeville, Minn., in a seminar on between 300 and 350 participants. He thought about the nature of rights. M ercy jubilarians and others attributed the higher to restructure policies and priorities liturgy and the law, suggested that attendance at the 1982 meeting to the in order to meet the "fundamental" IN A QUESTION-ANSWER the new code’s continued ban on Three members of the Sisters of Mercy celebrated 25th anniversaries in imminence of the code. right of the people to hear the word session at the end of his talk, female altar servers “ would not be Religious life at a special Mass recently at Kresge Theatre, on the Carlow of God and have access to the participants got into an open an observable norm, if a norm at all, College campus. They are, from left, Sister Matilda Holtz, a teacher at Holy REFLECTING increased accessi­ sacraments. discussion over the extent to which in many areas of the United States" Family School in Latrobe, Sister Geraldine Rosinski, campus minister at bility of diocesan tribunal and because it violates a fundamental the Indiana University (Pa.) Newman center, and Sister Mary Louise The emphasis in the new code on the new code may allow laypersons chancery posts to women in recent principle of liturgical law, that Simon, associate director of pastoral care at Mercy Hospital. consultative bodies in the church under some circumstances to years, about 50 of the participants “ law should promote the pastoral also provides a challenge to the U.S. preach at Mass or in other liturgical were women, mostly nuns. contexts. At issue were interpret­ and spiritual welfare of the people.” church, said Father Provost. --Photo by John C. Keenan In a keynote address opening the ations of the strict meanings of These were just some of the convention Msgr. John A. Alesandro Despite the great amount of "liturgy” and "homily” in the examples of potential conflict or of Rockville Centre, N.Y., outlined attention given to these in the past pertinent law and what might, in a confusion about interpretation of the the major thrusts of the new code two decades, the American related law, constitute a "serious new law that arose during the CLSA “ THE DANGER of that kind of N.Y., as vice-president for the experience with them so far “ has and called it "a workable tool of reason” for omitting the “ homily” convention. chewing on the meanings of words coming year and president-elect for renewal” and a "valuable been disappointing,” he said. “ We on Sundays and holy days of and precise interpretations," he the following year. They elected In an interview with NCNews one instrument of ecclesial reform.” will have ourselves to blame if we obiligation. added, "is that it can get very Father James Parizek on fail to take advantage of” the of the convention participants, He emphasized that the new code, narrow and legalistic, and we can Davenport. Iowa, as secretary, and opportunities presented in the new Sister Joan de Lourdes Leonard, a Father James Coriden, put the forget the pastoral scope. We can or any church law, must be situation of the new code in re-elected Father James Mallett of code. Sister of St. Joseph and defender of lose sight of the larger pastoral Nashville, Tenn., as treasurer. interpreted in the context of faith, the bond in the Rockville Centre historical perspective. the Scriptures, the creed, church HE CALLED the options in the problems that are there to be diocesan marriage tribunal, noted solved.” teaching — especially the teaching new code for vindication of rights 10 specific areas in modern religious through administrative procedures Father Coriden, a canon law of the — and life in which the new code’s professor and academic dean of the the insights of pastoral theology. and courts another challenge that While warning against the kinds In other actions delegates also will call for investment of energies treatment of poverty leaves Washington Theological Union, said of legalism that surrounded the unanswered questions. that a similar tumult of argument passed a resolution to begin "We are saved not by the law but and talents and a pooling of efforts to interpret the 1917 code, collecting data on personnel and and debate occurred during the by faith in Christ. The law. . .is no information. Father Coriden said he personally costs of marriage tribunals around more that a tool for us to use. . .The In a seminar on the financial 1920s over the interpretation of the trusts "that it won't happen again, 1917 code. the country, but rejected a only thing that matters is that it is a One resolution passed by a large administration of a diocese under because a different vision is resolution to seek new terminology the new code. Father John Myers of workable tool,” he said. majority at the meeting urged the operative today." to describe a church annulment of a Peoria, III., offered other examples "We haven’t been used to that in While Msgr. Alesandro cited a National Conference of Catholic marriage. Opponents of the Bishops to "act promptly to of unresolved questions in the new the recent past, beause it’s all been number of weaknesses in the new pretty well settled long ago in the resolution agreed with its concern establish" the full system of code. He noted that it does not spell At the convention Father Becker, for pastoral sensitivity but warned code and ambiguities in language regional and national tribunals that out the difference between commentaries," he said. "But now elected vice-president last year, that it may take years to resolve, he that if U.S. courts start using the new code is expected to provide “ ordinary” and "extraordinary” we’re in a new situation, with new automatically succeeded Father emphasized the substantial institutions and new language in the different language it eoud lead to for. administration of financial matters, Edward Pfnausch of Hartford as legal confusion and reversals in advances it makes over the 1917 law thus leaving up in the air a number new code, and there are a lot of CLSA president. Delegates elected that currently governs the church. Another resolution passed by things that are ambiguous." 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Le tte rs to the editor* Prayer urged in arms talk Family: souls in time By DOLORES CURRAN ' r To the Editor: It wasn't unusual to see dozens of “Who’s Aunt Gertrude?” we askea It sees itself, not as a small group Does anybody else remember others doing the same, a scene that Tand we placed her in the family One welcomes Fr. Donald McIIvane's discussion of war and the something call "toties quoties” ? It must have mystified passersby. I existing in a particular place at a arms buildup. Whatever side one takes, nobody can promise when or 'geneaology, as children rarely do particular time but as a group in a was a practice in the old church recall that it was a time of pride as a today. "She was married to your where the piling up of weapons would stop on this earth or elsewhere. connected with All Souls Day. I don’t Catholic child. At dinner we proudly continuum of lime. It makes a point At the time of the moon landing Msgr. Charles Owen Rice wrote about great-uncle Tom who ran a feed of remembering those who have know if it was more Irish than announced how many souls each of store,” my mother would reply the grim possibility of turning outer space into a garbage dump. Catholic because many friends my us saved that day and it seems, in gone before. It visits cemeteries, patiently. tells stories, and admits to its When it was discovered that the earth wasn’t the center it had a age don’t remember it at all, but it my fogged memory, that one All was an important faith practice of Souls Day our family alone was The faith habit also gave us "characters" in family lore. Its dehumanizing effect on many. Mankind was reduced to insignificance ancestors come alive, as did those in spinning on a speck of dust going nowhere. our childhood. responsible for the release into confidence that we, too, would be heaven of over 55 souls. remembered after death by those Alex Haley's “ Roots.” It is rooted This was helped by a loss of a sense of the splendor of God which led to who never knew us. It gave us our but not bound by those who have a loss of sense of the splendor of the human person. Or is it the other We were taught that we could WE DON’T pray for the souls in faith immortality. Today were lived earlier. way around? Which comes first? Do both come together? move a soul from purgatory to purgatory much anymore and I’m likely to pray intensely for a loved To be honest, I admit that I am not heaven by making a visit to church sorry about that, not because I'm one for a year or so after death and carrying on the toties quoties trad­ In any case it invites to joyous thought on the mystery of the. on All Souls Day and saying six Our 'Redemption and Incarnation especially during Advent. Today's worried about them but because then figure the statute of limitations ition of my childhood and that Fathers, six Hail Marys and six has run out. explorations show us once again that the earth is a center and from ou r they served to remind us that we are my children don’t know much about Glory Be's. Since each had to be a more than just a family in time. We 'knowledge so far it is the center. IN RESEARCHING my new book, those aunts and uncles who were a separate visit in order to meet the knew about those who preceded us special part of my childhood. I Whatever direction one takes regarding war and defensive Indulgence requirements, we went and we prayed for them. We sensed I found that one of the traits of a healthy family is “ a strong sense of regret this but 1 don't know how to preparations we must pray and study hard. There must be unfailing into church, said our 18 prayers fora that we were truly a group of people recapture it other than praying effort at mutual clarification. No polarization, no shutting out, or we specific relative, and then went out­ who were a link between the past family with many traditions." The family with this sense honors its generally for the souls in purgatory. are doomed. side to the sidewalk which marked and future. If I asked them to go in and out of the boundary between church and dead and welcomes its babies. It is We have the ability to bring light. We need the grace of God and good church on All Souls Day, they'd look world, and then turned around and We chose names to pray for and in defined as a group of people who at me to see If I were serious. I'm will: and this is possible because of Christ. came back in for another visit. so doing we learned out roots. share a history and a future. not but I wish I were. FR. DANIEL B. DIXON Pastor, St. Ignatius & Holy Family Churches fMedia lacking in moral support Bobtown By MSGR. PAUL M. LACKNER none of that here. I shuddered as I the Mass was concerned in part with Unem ploym ent responses contemplated the reactions if this and in the World. They exercise a On a recent Sunday evening (Oct. the 10 commandments. (MK 10:17- genuine apostolate by their activity 10), I turned on my television at 9 film were shown abroad. The 30). Those who attended heard: To the Editor: on behalf of penetrating and p.m. There flashed across the contents of the film are certainly not “ Honor your father and mother. You typical of contemporary life on the perfecting the temporal sphere of We congratulate Dale Francis in his column “A time for parish screen a warning to parents to use shalt not steal. You shall not commit things through the spirit of the discretion about allowing their university and college campuses adultery, etc. But that very evening concern” (Sept. 17) for his most important thoughts on helping here in America. gospel. In this way, their temporal unemployed families in our parishes. children to view the coming they heard and saw in effect in the activity can openly bear witness to program (from a local television THE FOLLOWING morning I film (which was shown on prime Christ and promote the salvation of For the past several months we have been working in the area of station). It proved to be an edited (!) called the station and had a lengthy time) what was contrary to their men. Since it is proper to the unemployment and would like to share the efforts of our parish family. version of “National Lampoon's and cordial conversation with the Judaeo — Christian inheritance via layman’s state in life for him to St. Angela Merici of White Oak is truly missionary in this area. For the Animal House” starring John manager. He explained the problem the powerful medium of television spend his days in the midst of the summer months a job service was established for men looking for Belushi, the actor who recently of ratings and suggested that I write which can and does exert world and of secular transactions, small odd jobs to do. committed suicide. to NBC which I did. I am awaiting a tremendous influence on its he is called by God to burn with the At the end of August several unemployed families gathered for a I was somewhat shocked at what I reply. viewers, especially young people. spirit of Christ and to exercise his “ yard sale” to raise money for back-to-school clothes. An emergency was seeing. This motion picture, The film brought home to me the apostolate in the world as a kind of which, I repeat, was edited (!) WHENEVER IN conversation it is leaven." fund has been begun for families who may face shut-off notices this serious problem facing the church suggested that something must be coming winter. A very loving group in our parish by the name of showed scenes of college students today: the lack of public support in involved in adultery andTornicatfon, done to change television and From the foregoing it is quite r S.A.M. is handling pancake breakfasts and spaghetti dinners in which the media of communication for impart to it the spirit of the gospel, as well as other scenes of unchastity. these funds will also help the unemployed families in some way. A Christian moral teaching. The people throw up their hands and say clear that we have the obligation to In addition, there were episodes of convince persons of our religious support group will soon be established so that we are aware of the media does for the most part support that it is impossible to do so. This is thievery and excessive use of persuasion and other persons of needs of these families. secularism (which keeps God and not correct. Catholics need but read alcohol. good will within the television religious teaching out of public the Vatican II Decree on the Please do not presume that all of the unemployed are making it. industry to make efforts to change Inside of these people they are experiencing embarrassment and loss The students themselves were a life), materialism (which Apostolate of the Laity to find a absolutizes the goods of this life and some of the programming and give of self-worth. They will not come to you and openly tell you that they very rowdy bunch. The college solution. The following quotations thereby gives no thought to the to it the spirit of the gospel. This is a are living without hospitalization benefits, or that their mortgage president, weak and ineffective, was from Chapter I of this document are goods of eternal life) and hedonism applicable. tremendous task, one that will not be payments have fallen behind, or that sometimes they cannot afford unable to enforce any discipline easily accomplished. But it can be among the students who displayed (which is an excessive desire for necessities in life such as food. We were recently on "Pittsburgh "... the laity, too, share in the done. Read the whole Decree on the no respect for authority. As I see it, pleasure as summarized by the Today” , and the letters that came to us spoke of a mother who abuses priestly, prophetic, and royal office Apostolate of the Laity. If you are a -the film had no positive or expression: wine, women and song). her children because of the stress and another letter spoke of a of Christ and therefore have their reader who is employed in this field, redeeming features. Good dramas neighbor who ran out of unemployment benefits and hung himself. On the Sunday that the film in own role to play in the mission of the then get started on your apostolate. provide ^catharsis, but there was We are all responsible for the Body of Christ. Please show your love question was shown, the Gospel for whole People of God in the Church You are called to do it. and concern today and make your parish family truly family. MIKE AND MARLENE NIKOLICH White Oak Ministry to widowed rInadequate9 catechetics? By SISTER MARY ANN WALSH ex-mother-in-law or ex-spouse. The conversation drifted my way. Joe families no longer are the nornj, and widower’s anger, on the other hand, To the Editor: said that no one seemed to care. where few other than one’s spouse “ What’s Joe doing here?” I is towards that cosmic God, at whom thought the other day as I covered a "Ironic,” I thought, given the fact have time to listen to one's feelings, In his article “ Vatican II and Faith” (Pittsburgh Catholic, Oct. 22) he cannot quite figure out how to be the Church needs to give more meeting for separated and divorced angry, or even if he has a natural or that he lives in a parish headed by a Fr. (Patrick) O’Brien opines that understanding one’s faith was attention to widows and widowers. persons. The question struck others, supernatural right to feel that way. pastor with a solid reputation for somehow hampered in the past by an "overly intellectual” approach too, and a few moments later I heard Now that the Church has developed to catechetics. Furthermore, since Vatican II, this understanding caring for his people. I noted too that Joe, a young widower, explain his Another difference lies in feelings. even with the clergy shortage, Joe’s more pastoral sensitivity there is a involves a response of assent, trust, surrender and obedience. I submit presence to a divorced man. Often the separated or divorced need to establish groups in order to ' that these admirable qualities prevailed to a much greater extent parish still has three other devoted person experiences exhilaration priests assigned to it, that his kids reach the people who need it. To this among those educated by the methods that Fr. O’Brien now considers “ Single parent,” Joe said matter- that something which was painful is end, it may be very important to "inadequate.” of-factly to the questioner. "The attend Catholic schools in the over. neighborhood, and that people who create temporary support groups so In the 17 years since Vatican II, the Church has been increasingly problems are the same.” The widower, on the other hand, is felt terrible for him and his situation that widows and widowers can be plagued by unyielding doctrinal dissent, suspicion and widespread As I watched the two men speak, I not likely to experience such packed his wife’s wake and funeral. with those who understand the disobedience, involving moral imperatives, unauthorized liturgical began to fear that Joe will be in fora exhilaration. Indeed, even the For days they spoke admiringly of subtleties of their new lives. innovations and general discipline. lot of frustration if he tries to find widower who consoles himself with her decision to die at home so that Ministry to the separated and For example, the same issue of the Pittsburgh Catholic also carried support and answers to questions the fact that his spouse no longer she could prepare her family for her divorced has grown rapidly and a Vatican news story citing the disobedience of some clergy which bother him in a group for' suffers, still has grown closer to that death and their life without her successfully during the past decade. concerning the dress code. Another article deplored the decline of the separated and divorced Catholics. spouse during those final days when afterwards. Now there are more than 1,000 use of the sacrament of penance. Still another cried "Give Us Married For while both groups of people are he realized that each moment was ALL OF THAT, groups for separated and divorced Priests.” without mates and face similar" more precious than the last. however, did not and could not sustain Joe through his Catholics. practical problems, such as how can For these and other reasons which grieving process. He still needs to be These are just a few indications of the all-too-prevalent attitudes one person do all that had been done distinguish the widowed from the with those who can share his The Church, of course, never has that definitely do not epitomize the faith qualities of assent, trust, by two, the similarities remain on separated and divorced, I think the surrender, obedience and commitment that Fr. O'Brien envisions. experience, with the only people who implied even a hint of stigma on the superficial level. Church has to do more to develop a widows and widowers. There has ministry to the widowed. can really understand it — those in ROBERT P. WHEELER BOTH GROUPS feel anger, for the same position. been nothing but sympathy. And yet, all this sympathy, without much Penn Hills example, but the divorced person As Joe spoke with the divorced knows with whom he is angry, be it man for a short while, pieces of their action, could not have alleviated In a society where extended much pain, could it ? Lies and war ByNORBERT F. GAUGHAN Ridiculous, you say, what are the must fight the war. In short, against other human beings which Mention the Iranians: the Gateway Editions, South Bend, lies made to others? There are carrying on a war involves priests,” who are their neighbors, many, yet the most glaring lie is that must involve my commitment to kill American mind thinks immediately relatives, acquaintances. Indiana, is publishing some propaganda in the worst sense of the some of these other human beings, I of them as abstract, carbon copies of paperbacks in philosophy. Among in case of a nuclear war the winner word — that is, telling varieties of (if there be one in that .holocaust) is have moved from considering them the Ayatollah, fanatics, enemies of We practiced this kind of them are a few works of Gabriel lies to justify the terrible things that as persons and view them as objects America. Say “ fanatics,” and you abstraction in the pre-Vatican II era Marcel. Don’t rush out to buy them: must be done to win. to be destroyed. mean persons, human beings when we spoke glibly about they are technical and demand some themselves caught up in another set Protestants. One good result of the TO ARRIVE at this terrible previous training in philosophy. These are based on a deeper and of abstractions, who consider their ecumenical movement is that now mental frame, I give them names or Marcel is best known as a Catholic fundamental falsehood, says enemies as devils, foes of Allah. And we know individual people who are existentialist, one who wrote at the titles: "the Communists," "the NORBERT Marcel. He calls it “ the spirit of so the game goes. Protestants. We have learned they time of Sartre. But it was Sartre who Russians,” "the Iranians,” etc. The are not all nasty or evil, nor are they GAUGHAN abstraction.” Abstraction is the process asks me to remove myself in gained much more publicity and mental process in which the human Such abstractions are sometimes trying to destroy Catholic churches. fame. Still, Pope John Paul II spirit from a real world of humans to used by us to serve the Church, mind moves from the specific, the an abstract world where people are among others is well read on concrete, the existential to abstract unfortunately. We may not be at Marcel may be correct. lumped together as enemies, Marcel's views. categories in which ideas, concepts, war, but sometimes we do adopt a Abstration of that kind may be targets, foes, friends. hostile posture. We speak of those One edition is Marcel’s “ Man patterns are combined from specific dangerous for your health. What is supposed toliave ah advantage over entities — e.g., the abstraction, “ the theologians (abstraction) who are the cure for it? Look behind the Against Mass Society.” In it there is Consider the abstractions thrown taking our religion away from us. a chapter on "The Spirit of the loser. But, in fact, on the basis of bishops of the U.S.” moves the category to the persons. See pell-mell about this past year. We Abstraction as a Factor Making for solid testimony of reliable consideration away from bishops as individuals, regard them as human have heard about the PLO. Included War.” Although written some time scientists, there can be no winner in individuals persons: John, Terence, OTHERS WILL blame “the beings just as we are who possess a conflagration of that kind. Joseph, to include them in an in that notion are individuel Curia” but forget it is made up of the same rights and desires, duties ago (1952), Marcel’s point has Palestinians: a woman, a mother or relevance in present debates on Mankind, earth, the planet will be abstract class term. But by this they individuals such as Cardinal Baum, and hopes that we have. the losers. a wife who was killed by a nuclear war. The French are stripped of personality, identity, Archbishop Jadot, etc. Some "Christian Phalangist,' ’ an old man, philosopher begins with this real existence. condemn “ right-wing Catholics” To live by abstraction is to be THERE ARE other lies in war, children of a soldier, young girls. bombshell (pardon the express­ and this is more Marcel’s theme: (which means that nice couple down ready to accept the lie. When we How, does abstraction enter into These are human beings. They were the street who really may be kind abstract to make persons enemies of ion) : “ Making war is linked to lying whoever wages the war has to lie to the making of war? As soon as the killed by other humans, who have and gentle), they are not in step, we God and the Church, it’s amazing to and to lying in a double form — lying make the suffering and the state or the government asks me to wives, mothers, children, fathers, to others and lying to one’s self.” sacrifices palatable to those who say. They in turn blame ‘“liberal' what excesses even God-fearing and participate in war-like actions lovers. Catholics,” or "the nuns” or “ the Christian people can go. Page 6 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, October 29, 1982 H o m e A g a i n

Sacred Heart exhibit shows CONNIE ANN VALENTI FR. RON LENGWIN As you know, Father, my side of the column is I have just returned from visiting a young woman often based on memories and the effect they’ve had who is dying from cancer. Physically, evil is religious artifacts, gifts on my heart and mind. We could probably subtitle it painfully drawing the life forces from her body; but “ Faith and Imagination.” But today the information spiritually, God has reached out and touched her came to me direct and unsolictied when my little one heart and mind with His love; for she is no longer By STEPHEN KARLINCHAK said "Mum, don't you think it’s about time I helped angry and calmly awaits the new life which she will you write your column?” In honor of its 110th anniversary,' soon enjoy with Him. Sacred Heart parish, Shadyside, \É I didn't realize how serious she was until she sat As I sat by her bed, images of my Dad, stored in my sponsored an exhibition of religious down beside me, put her arm around me and said heart while we stood as a family by his bed until he artifacts, "Sacred Heart: A “ Okay, you can start writing." Her first question returned home again, helped to form the words I Celebration of Heritage,” Oct. 2 and brought a hidden smile to my face. “ Do you know 3 at the church. where babies come from?,” she asked in a way that shared with her. Many other thoughts and images also passed quickly through my mind, including the seemed to imply she had something new to teach me. opinion of a recent guest on my talk show who "We had the stuff around,” said “ I think so,” I said, “ but maybe you should tell me.” Fr. Raymond Utz, pastor of the believed that it was necessary to formulate new parish. The "stuff” included a set of "Weil, you go to the hospital and the doctor gives concepts of God, and do away with the a candlesticks executed by noted you a pill to put you to sleep. Before you know it, anthropomorphic images which we have used for Pittsburgh artist Virgil Cantini; a you’re where God keeps all His babies. They’re only centuries. reliquary of St. Francis Xavier; a as big as Barbie dolls, but all very, very pretty. The Although it may be more precise to deline ana faldstool, a chair used by auxiiary mother picks one out and then they float away describe the ultimate source of all being as spirit bishops instead of an ordinary’s together. When the mother wakes up, she doesn’t thought, energy, light or some other form, I still throne: and an umbrellino, ah remember seeing God but she has a baby. Now Jesus believe that the most accurate image of God is as a umbrella-like canopy that shielded1 is His only royal baby and wears a crown, but He loving Father who opens His arms to receive us. This the Eucharist when the Blessed doesn’t brag about it.” is how I viewed my Dad’s death, and I tried to raise Sacrament would be transported her expectations to receive the same kind oi during 40-hour devotions. "What can you tell me about God?,” I asked her. welcome. ‘Well, Mum, God's got a yuckey job, cause He’s "This has always been a always busy changing diapers. But the angels have Theologians and scientists must continue to try to prestigious parish," Fr. Utz said, to give the babies a bath when God wants some free attain a deeper understanding of the nature of God when asked if the items on displayed time to come and visit us. You know, God has to put because such knowledge may help us to better were obtained from rich contribu­ on His glasses and turn on His hearing aid anytime understand how precious life is and how important it is for us to protect it and care for it; but no one can tors. "The people have been Fr. Raymond Utz (left), pastor of Sacred Heart parish, Shadyside, watches He wants to find out what's happening on earth generous to the parish and the because we keeping running away from Him. And show us more simply, and yet effectively, how as Gerry Boccella, Ken Danchik and Peg McConoughy shine up enameled powerful love is and how it is shared with us by God church has received many gifts in candlesticks at the parish’s exhibit of religious objects ana artworks did you know that five angels come down to make us than a child. the past.” happy when God wants someone up in heaven?” recently. In the background are exhibition displays. Your little one touches upon some very important HE ADDED that many of the Mum, God makes every baby special, but I don’t truths in images which she can understand. Despite articles came from personal in many churches,” Fr. Utz added. used.” She said that between 75 to think He makes everything perfect. God wants Jim all the knowledge that we have attained about the sacrifices of parishioners. The to be president, Anthony to be rich, and me to be a birth process, we may only be probing the surface of Among the items on display were 100 parishioners spent four weeks pastor noted that the parish nurse and go roller skating. You were made to write the full truth. For example, why are we born into a a large Oriental rug purchased by helping to assemble the exhibition. belltower, which took 30 years to columns so people could learn more about God. particular family, with a set of unique qualities and Bishop Carroll, which ended up in complete, is nicknamed "the Butter Some other church objects on Angels are made to be nice, and Sissy, Dawn, abilities, and live to a certain age? Ifwe believe what Tower" because the parishioners storage because it covered the inlaid display included a reliquary of St. Camille, Shannon, Becky, Michele, Sharon! Christ has taught us about God knowing even the floor in the church. went without butter and contributed Theresa of Lisieux, handcrafted Barbara, Dominique and Eshadee were made to be number of hairs on our head, dare we say that it is all that money to help build the Bishop Carroll also purchased an funeral candlesticks commissioned my friends.” purely accidental? belltower. antependium, a fabric covering for by Fr. Coakley, and a temporary tabernacle used when the present God’s like Fr. Lengwin. You be nice to him and Her various images reveal a loving God who cares Other objects in the display were the altar. This particular he’ll be nice to you. I don't like it when he gets angry for us from the moment of conception, throughout antependium, made in Bruges, church building opened in the 1920s collected over the years in the which became the prototype for the at me, but I still love him.' ’ Then while she had you on life, and at the moment of death and beyond. pastorates of Fr. Utz’s predecessors Belgium in the 1950s, is trimmed her mind, she asked "Mum, why does Fr. Lengwin However, she also seems to recognize that we do not with gold, silk and velvet and is also tabernacle presently used in the — Fr. Thomas Coakley, then church. give me such little pencils and a couple sheets of love God as much as we should. Many parents today Pittsburgh Aux. Bishop Coleman embroidered with green shamrocks. paper? Is that how they pay priests - with paper and have to search, look and listen, for love from their Carroll (later bishop and archbishop Fr. Utz said the shamrocks could Religious art on display, included pencils?” children. Perhaps we have failed to realize how of ), Msgr. Ralph Hayes and represent either the Irish origins of a portrait of the Holy Family much distance our sins put between us and God. Fr. John Unger. "Since one of our many of the parishioners or the Holy executed with oil on wood by a Well, what do you think, Mum? I helped you write pastors was an auxiiary bishop, the Trinity. French or Italian painter sometime your column. So now you can help me clean up my Little, worn-down pencils that no longer fit into a parish has lot of pontifical objects between 1650 to 1750. Another room, and don’t yet when you see the mess I made." large hand can be a gift of love to one with a small Also from Belgium were priests’ seemed an appropriate time for me to teach her a hand who can still use them. Every gift should be that an ordinary parish wouldn't vestments, possibly purchased at painting was a portrait of St. Joan of lesson, and so I said "Sometimes it takes more than a fully expended in sharing and caring for others so have." Fr. Utz said. the same time as the antependium Arc done by a Dutch artist in the 15th century. Also displayed was a set of little bit of work and imagination to create a that it seems like nothing when we return it and place The idea for the exhibition and a handcrafted, sterling miracle.” it in the hands of God. Monstrance, which is used to expose Spanish tapestries, dating from 1400 originated with Fr. Utz, who saw it to 1500 and kept in Victorian frames. as a way for parish renewal based on the Blessed Sacrament for the traditions and heritage of the adoration. Also exhibited were photographs, parish. "I came here aware of the programs and memoribilia from traditions of the parish," he said. "I Ms. Boccella told the origins ot events held at the parish over the was amazed at the quality and two chalices that were on display. years. Among the photos were a 15 win S cout awards quantity of the historic artifacts, The Marian chalice is encrusted with classroom snapshot taken in the many of which are no longer used in precious stones that Fr. Coakley parish school during the 1920s; church life." solicited from his parishioners. A photos of the construction of the second chalice, named for Coakley present church, also from the 1920s, for volunteer work “ SO MUCH of the artifacts in the family, is encrusted with stones and the dedication of the parish Catholic Church are of art quality,” which Fr. Coakley solicited from his school from the 1940s. Fifteen diocesan Scouting district representative for the said Gerry Boccella, a parishioner family members and personal volunteers were honored recently by Church, Canonsburg, active in Girl Logstown District on the Catholic Scouting since 1954 as a girl member who helped coordinate the exhibit. friends. Noting that the parish has Bishop Leonard with national Committee on Scouting. "This helps show the good liturgical maintained its own social service religious awards for their service to and currently a member of the art in the Catholic church and helps “ I’M NOT suprised Sacred Heart program for 40 years, Fr. Utz said. Scouting, their parishes and R E C E IV IN G THE St. Anne Catholic Committee on Girl raise the art consciousness in the save.d all this,” Ms. Boccella said “ The traditions here at Sacred ’Communities. Award were: Scouting. church.'' viewing the items on display. “ A lot Heart embrace more than music of this was saved. They are and art, but also a concern for the • Sue Schrenk of St. Gabriel The leaders — s e v e n in Girl • Rosemary Stanek of St. Mary Church, Whitehall, a past Girl Scout "A lot of this has been thrown out appreciated now even if they aren’t community.” Scouting and eight in Boy Scouting Church, Glenshaw, a member of the leader, day camp staff member and — received their awards from Girl Scouts of Southwestern encampment staff member add Bishop Leonard at the ninth annual Pennsylvania, a neighborhood Girl director and currently member of Bishop’s Recognition Dinner at the Scout chairman and a past Junior ¡the public relations committee for Terrace Room, Parkway Center, Girl Scout and Cadette leader and Ithe Girl Scouts of Southwestern R etain traditions, values Green Tree. member of the Catholic Committee Pennsylvania. The awards — the St. George on Girl Scouting. • Rita Ann Mastrovich of Emblem for Scout leaders and the • Lottie Y. Alto of St. Agnes Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Indian prelate urges here St. Anne Award for Girl Scouters — Church, Richeyville, Washington Mary Church, Midland, active in are presented under the auspices of County, a Junior Girl Scout troop ¡Girl Scouts for 25 years, aiding in the National Catholic Committee on and Cadette leader in the cookie sales, day camp and Juliette ville and Wheeling-Charleston, construction of inexpensive housing. Scouting. dioceses. community. Low programs serving as chairman He said that inexpensive housing iof her district. Archbishop Gregarios heads a See could be built in India for $1,500, RECEIVING THE S‘ * George • Dolores E. Henning of St. Anne of 200,000 Catholics located on the using sun-baked mud bricks instead Emblem were: Church, Castle Shannon, a Brownie IN ADDITION to the individual southeastern coast of India. His of scarce timber. The archbishop leader for Castle Shannon Troop 502 awards. Boy Scout Troops 3 and 6, archdiocese covers 15,000 square • Homestead Mayor! Stephen. sponsored respectively by St. Peter1 said that the program has built Simko of St. John thq Baptist* änd a past recipient of the St. George miles and has a total population of 27 10,000 units with the help of Emblem for her work in Boy Church and St. Paul Church, both of million people. (Byzantine) Cathedral, active in Butler, Boy Scout Troop 207, parishioners doing the manual Scouting for 48 years, durijhg which Scouting. labor. sponsored by St. Sebastian Church, Asked about the Church’s time he s served e r v e r ) as Cubmaster,rn'hm atfoi- • Betty Howard of St. Winifred North Hills, and Boy Scout Troop relationship with the government of! "The churches accepted human Scoutmaster, council commissioner Church, Mt. Lebanon, a 17-year 238, sponsored by St. Bernard Prime Minister Indira Ghandi, the development as an integral part of and camp promotion chairman. veteran of Girl Scouting in Mt. Church, Mt. Lebanon, were archbishop said "We try to keep evangelization,” he said. “ Christ Lebanon, all as a troop leader at the presented the Pope Paul VI Unit good relations with Mrs. Ghandi came to save the whole man and all A member of the executive board Junior, Cadette and Senior levels. Recognition Award for earning a She gives encouragement when she men. The church should follow the of East Valley Area Council, BSA, significant number of religious can.” example and cater to the spiritual for 25 years, he has personally Marian Plovic of St. Patrick awards in the past year. and temporal needs of man." raised $400,000 for Scouting. He was Indian Christianity, he said, dates a Scout in Troop 1, Homestead, and to 52 A.D. when St. Thomas the When in Pittsburgh, Archbishop became an Eagle Scout in 1938. Apostle came to the subcontinent. Gregarios was the guest of honor at A ustralian priest For 1700 years, Catholicism in India a luncheon and tea sponsored by the • Richard J. Czajowski of St. prospered until some Catholics split Maria Mission Circles. He told Benedict Church, McMurray, an with Rome in the 17th century. "The members that the work they do in assistant Scoutmaster and troop pushes com m unication foreign missionaries didn't assisting the missions and their treasurer and chief Scoutmaster for ABP. BENEDICT M. GREGARIOS understand Oriental customs," prayers for the dead represents the diocesan Bishop's Camporee, The president of the National Fr. Marriott noted that priests’ Archbishop Gregarios explained. "charity beyond the grave by held annually at Camp Twin Echo, Council of Priests of Australia concerns in Australia vary from An Indian archbishop recently Ligonier. thinks it important that priests in those in this country. One problem is SOME INDIANS joined the collecting the souls of those who die visiting Indian-American communi­ various countries establish the "tyranny of distance," the Orthodox Church in India and, on the streets. This charity is in its • Mary Scabilloni of St. Gabriel ties in the United States expressed most expressive form.” communication with each other. loneliness and isolation often felt by fears that native traditions and beginning in 1926, Indian Eastern Church, Whitehall, a member of the Fr. Frank Marriott was in priests stationed in outlying values are being lost on the Orthodox churchmen began Cubbing Roundtable Committee in Pittsburgh recently as the guest of parishes. Despite its vast size, assimilated generations. overtures for a reconciliation with Canadians urge Silver Tip District, a 1979 recipient Rome. In 1932, the Malankara of the Silver Beaver, Boy Scouting’s Fr. Neil McCaulley, assistant pastor Australia has a population of just 15 "The first generation is very hierarchy was restored. This year, child porn laws highest adult award, and a 1981 of Nativity Church, North Side, and million. Priests are posted to traditional,’’ said Archbishop the archbishop said, marks the recipient of Woodbadge, Boy former president of the National outlying villages, that amount to, Benedict Mar Gregarios of the golden jubilee of the restoration. Scouting’s highest training award. Federation of Priests Councils in the being airplane-trips apart from Malankara-rite archdiocese of OTTAWA (NC) —Thepresidentol United States. Fr. Marriott was each other. Getting to meetings, In his archdiocese, Archbishop the Canadian Conference of Cathplic • Barbara Ann Sowko of St. enroute to the U.S. group’s board conferences and other gatherings is Trivandrum in the Indian st^e of Bishops has expressed his support Kerala. "There isn’t sufficient Gregarios has 550 mission stations, Nicholas (Byzantine) Church, meeting and later to Canada to talk often impossible for them, and they 200 priests and 300 Religious Sisters. "in the strongest possible terms” for McKeesport, a committee member with priest groups. miss the fellowship, Fr. Marriott organization for them (Indian- legislation designed to combat child said. Americans) to pass their culture on Presently, his archdiocese has 21 in the East Valley Area Council and pornography. He has headed the Australian to the second generation. This is a seminarians. a past den mother and religious awards counselor for Catholic priests’ group, which numbers serious situation. He is also involved with "A n y efforts made by our He himself is a full-time pastor of Cubbing and Boy Scouting awards. nearly one-half of thecountry's3,700 a “ small parish" that extends over "The bishops in the United States, agricultural and industrial training members of Parliament to enact priests as members, for six years. In programs in India, a country where effective legislation against the • Fr. John H. Mulhern, associate 1,200 square miles and encompasses and in India should consult and take this time, he explained, "one truth a population of 1,800 people, 700 of measures, otherwise they (Indian- 80 percent of the population is depiction of children as sexual pastor of St. Valentine Church, has come home tome. It is that there involved in sm all-scale, but objects will have the firm support Bethel Park, a Scout chaplain for them Catholics, in the Sandhurst Americans) will drift away from are several issues popping up diocese near Melbourne. where they belong. . .There is no technically obsolete, farming. and commendation of the bishops oi Allegheny Trails Council, BSA, and around the English-speaking world, Canada, said Bishop Henri Legare question of their going back (to "We layout model farms, an active participant in the Cub, coming from different sources." He sees a need to increase India)," he added. practically in every parish, (more of Grouard-McLennan, Alberta, in a Scout and Explorer programs at S . These questions center on "how to communication among the priests. letter to Justice Minister Mark Valentine. than 100) where there is sufficient be just’ in society today,” another The Council reaches its members “ They must be helped to keep the MacGuigan. involves the matter of due process through a bi-monthly newsletter and good values in their culture and at land,” he said, adding that, in • John J. Chiprean of St. Paul Kerala, sufficient land is scarce. The bishop said that examples of phurch, Butler, a Scouting member- for the clergy. through regional and national the same time to assimilate in conventions. aspects of their country. This way, the range of child pornography were at-large for Moraine Trails Council He thinks the work of the church they will grow into a healthy These farmers grow rubber,, recently brought to the attention of BSA, a member of the council’s can be aided by "getting priests atmosphere to be a good influence in cocoa and spices, he said. “ Today, the administrative board of the (executive board and campaign councils together to strengthen each One big achievement Fr. this country.” we have sufficient food grains but bishops’ conference. committee and diocesan Catholic other and to share ideas." Marriott is proud of is the National don't have sufficient purchasing Committee on Scouting. Center for Continuing Education of THE ARCHBISHOP is visiting power. We now must give "The unanimous reaction of the Fr. McCaulley agrees with this the Pastoral Clergy which has just communities in Pittsburgh, employment so the people will have members was one of repugnance to • Regis L. Nichter of St. Peter concept. He had visited the church in been established in Australia after Church, Butler, Glacier Ridge Philadelphia, Chicago and Boston. the purchasing power to buy food. this assault on the dignity and Australia at Fr. Marriott’s many years of talk and work, he District chairman for Moraine “ This is our season for our national integrity of the child,” Bishop invitation and explained that in that said. A total of 20 priests at a time Legare said in his letter. Trails Council and chairman ^ the festival,” the archbishop noted. “ Second, we must encourage trip, "it dawned on me that there share the program. It is now three Legislation regarding chila council’s swimming program at w as' a need to visit these sister While in Pittsburgh, Archbishop people to process their own raw Seneca Valley High School. weeks into the second 13-week materials. If it is sold as raw, it’s not pornography had been before churches, to work with them and not Gregarios met with Bishop Leonard course, which Fr. Marriott worth more than 10 percent (of its Parliament earlier this year Lack focus alone on the relationship with and Pittsburgh Byzantine • Michael V. Durbin of Our Lady describes as a “ time to pause, think, value). If it is processed, it's of more of agreement led to a redrafting of Of Fatima Church, Aliquippa, a Rome. read and discuss our work." Archbishop Stephen Kocisko and his value.” the measure, but the new bill Scoutmaster and Explorer post auxiliary Bishop John Bilock. In; "Community is a big thing in the The council leaders also meet removed all references and assistant. In the past eight years, he church, the community of national addition, he met with representa-; A THIRD major project of amendments to child pornoeraDhv once a year with Australia's bishops tivai of the Greensburg, Steuben-. has served also as assistant churches is important too,” he Archbishop Gregarios is the legislation. Cubmaster, Webelos leader and to discuss issues of importance to added. the priests there. I Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, October 29. 1982 — Page 7 Around the diocese Keep Christ in Christmas ’ Course set fo r fathers The diocesan Holy Name Society office has promotional materials available for its “ Keep Christ “ For Fathers Only,” a series of workshops on in Christmas” campaign. fathering, will be held Wednesday evenings, Nov. 3, 10 and 17, at Quigley High School, Baden, from 7 to 9 Available are large billboards for business lots or p.m. household yards that carry the message ‘ Christmas is Christ’s Birthday’' or "Keep Christ in Christmas. ’ ’ Topics for discussion include "Traditions vs. Non- . Small posters, measuring four feet by eight feet on Traditional Roles,” “ Communications Skills," and plywood suitable for display areas, are also “ Positioning of the Father in the Family Structure” . available. The program will be conducted by Patrick Boyle, vocational guidance conselor at Quigley. Window poster cards, measuring 11 inches by f4 inches, depicting a Nativity scene and automobile Registration fee is $10. For more information or to bumper stickers are also available. register contact Pat Boyle, Quigley High School. Quigley Drive, Baden, Pa., 15005, or call 869-2188. For more information, contact the diocesan Holy Name Office, 456-3081. Butler jubilarians Mr. and Mrs. Bruno J. Paganelli of 220 Morton Ave., Butler, were honored recently with a party at St. Adalbert festival the Knights of Columbus Hall to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. St Adalbert parish, , will hold its annual fall festival Thursday through Saturday, Nov. 4-6, They were married Oct. 18,1932 at St. John Church beginning nightly at 7 p.m. in Msgr. Rokosz Center in Lyndora by Fr. John Maniak. They are the 150 S. 15th St. parents of one daughter, Joan Stelbotsky, and have four grandchildren. Festivities will include amusements, refreshments, ethnic dishes, home-made baked Poor Souls service goods and socials. The Holy Ghost Fathers will conduct their annual Both Mr. and Mrs. Paganelli were employed by services for the Poor Souls in Purgatory Sunday the Butler Shirt Co. until its closing. Mr. Paganelli Nov. 7, at 2 p.m. at St. Stanislaus Cemetery. The later retired from Weatherbee Coat Co. in ceremonies will begin at the cemetery’s main cross Pittsburgh’s three bishops (from left Bishop Leonard, Allegheny County religious tercentenary committee. Youngstown, Ohio. He enjoys bowling. Mrs. Aux. Bishops John B. McDowell and Anthony G. where the stations will be said Paganelli enjoys sewing and cards. Both are active The ceremony was part of the year-long religious Bosco, and Eleanor Smith, president of the Diocesan observance of the 300th anniversary of the founding of D CCW session in the Knights of Columbus and were recently Council of Catholic Women, were presented with honored as “ Family of the Month.” They are Pennsylvania, “ Penn’s holy experiment,” as it was special copies of the “Good News” Bible and William called. Some 130,000 of the booklets were distributed The women of St. Winifred Church, Mt. Lebanon, members of St. Michael the Archangel Church in Penn commemorative booklets, “Light for All Butler. Downtown as part of the anniversary. will host the first meeting of the Diocesan Council of People,” by James M. Knox, chairman of the Catholic Women, South Hills Deanery, Tuesday, — P h o to by J o h n C. K e e n a n Nov. 9, at Benedict Hall, following the 7:30 pm ■D.U. luncheon jubilarians Mass. Guest speaker will be Sister Rosario Morales 'Enneagram ’ workshop who will talk on her missionary work in Chimbote ; Thomas Murrin, president of the Public Systems Peru. All are welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Bondi of 28 W. Meyers St., Ursuline Center at 201 S. Winebiddle St., - Co. of the Westinghouse Electric Corp., will speak on Carrick, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary (Continued on page 8) ” productivity in the American workplace at the Bloomfield, will offer a basic "Enneagram Oct. 9 with a Mass at St. Basil Church. A family Workshop the weekend of Nov. 19-21, conducted by „ utiuesne University Downtown luncheon series on dinner and reception followed at Longue Vue Club in Wednesday, Nov. 3 at the Allegheny Club Three Verona. Fr. Jerry Wagner, S.J., a clinical psychologist from CHRISTIAN COUSELING ; Rivers Stadium North Side. Loyola University in Chicago. Married Oct. 19, 1932, they have one daughter, Enneagram is a personality theory which » I n d iv id u a l • F a m i l y • C o u p l e ' fr luncheon will be served at noon. Tickets are $8.50. Mary Ann Petitto of Oakmont and one son, Dr! originated in Afghanistan more than 2,000 years ago. The program is open to the general public and Joseph V. Bondi of Philadelphia and six Participants can expect to come to a better reservations may be made by calling 434-6047 by grandchildren. J o h n D . Trainor, Ph.D. Friday, Oct. 29. understanding of their own behavior and to discover Director Mr. Bondi is a retired chef for the Pittsburgh Press new ways to approach the dynamics between Club. persons in relationships. For information call Sister HEALTH COUNSELING 'G ypsy9 set in city Theresa at 363-3100 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Registration ASSOCIATES M usic conference set deadline is Oct. 30. Suite 1700-A, Sainte Claire Plaza The alumni and students of Lawrenceyille Area (Near South Hills Village) Catholic High School will present the musical Point Park College will sponsor "A Celebration of Swissvale card party 1121 B oyce Road, comedy, “ Gypsy,” Wednesday, Friday and Music in Religion,” a conference exploring the Pittsburgh Pa. 15241 941-1002 Saturday, Nov. 3, 5 and 6 at 7:30 p.m. in the St. historical perspectives of music as an expression of The Christian Mothers and Women's Guild of St. Augustine Auditorium, 37th and Butler Streets, worship and entertainment. The two-day conference Anselm Church, Swissvale, will hold its annual card Lawrenceville. will be held Friday, Nov. 5 and Saturday, Nov. 6, at party Friday, Nov. 12, at 7:30 p.m. in the grade the college. school all-purpose room on McClure Avenue. Tickets Tickets are $3 each and may be purchased in will be $2.50 at the door and refreshments will also be mziNotre Dame and Pitt advance or at the door. For tickets or for further Sponsored by the division of music and fine arts at served. ‘m y u NOVEMBER 6, 1982 information, call 363-1568. the college, the conference will include lectures, discussions, demonstrations, and performances by local clergy, educators, religious music experts and Little Sisters open house 5th Quarter choirs. In addition, there will be exhibits of religious vestments, books, records and sheet music. The Little Sisters of the Poor will host an open house at the James P. Wall Home for the Aged, at Reunion Among the sessions will be “ A Survey of Catholic 1028 Benton Avenue, North Side, Sunday, Nov. 7, Church Music Before Vatican II,” and “ Roman from 2 to 4 p.m. as part of the local celebration of thè Sponsored by Notre Dame Club of Pgh. Catholic Church Music Since Vatican II." The recent beatification of the order’s foundress Jeanne former, to be held Nov. 5 beginning at 1:45 p.m., will Jugan. All are welcome. Blarney Stone Restaurant be conducted by D avid B illings, m usic director for the Parkwood Presbyterian Church in Allison Park, 30 GRANT AVE. ETNA, PA 15 min from Pitt Stadium and teacher of organ and harpsichord at the St. M ary craft sale S jhool of music. The latter, to St. Mary Senior Center, at 111 Wood St Banquet Room-5th Quarter Reunion be held Nov. 5 beginning at 3 p.m. will be conducted Downtown, will sponsor its annual Christmas craft by Ann Labounsky, director of the sacred music Special Irish Buffet and Irish Entertainment sale Sunday, Oct. 31, through Dec. 19, from 10 a.m. to Dining Room: Fine Dining with that Special Irish Touch program and chairman of the organ and 2 p.m. daily, including weekends. performance departments at the Duquesne Pub: Live Irish Folli Music University music school. For sale will be hand-made crafts including BUS SERVICE TO AND FROM GAME! M l de Chantal dinner scarves, hats, afghans, stoles, slippers and Advanced registration is required. For paintings, among many other objects. Proceeds will Reservations & Information, Sisters, from left, Marie Aimee Dunbar, Mary information call 391-4100, ext. 338. benefit the center. For information call 261-0829. Genevieve Reynolds and Rose McCue, all natives of the Pittsburgh area, help prepare for the annual 781-1666 turkey dinner and Christmas bazaar the Visitation Sisters at Mt. de Chantal Academy in Wheeling will juuruRpNEYi L’TTSIllVtaftfPTETl sponsor Wednesday, Nov. 10, at the academy from 4 EVER [THING (OR THE OFFICE ^ A ID p o l i t i c a l advertisement to 8 p.m. Dinners are $8 for adults and $4 and $ 1.50 for children. The bazaar will feature hand-crafted gifts DESKS, FILES, TYPEWRITER V candy and baked goods. For information call the CALCULATORS, SUPPLIES. academy at (304 ) 233-3771. FAST DELIVERY DISCOUNT PRICES 0 W h a t d o e s MT. LEBANON OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. c Adult confirm ation T tl 7T«nk>vWad.7PRt8burgh. P 0 5 Z # 34(4300 P e g g y The Sacrament of Confirmation will be FRAY DONALDSON administered to adults Saturday, Dec. 4, at 3 p.m. in PAI0 POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT St. Paul Cathedral, Oakland. Catholics who are at The Original Red Ribbon Candidate. . . T least 18 years old and not yet confirmed are eligible s t a n d f o r ? for the Sacrament. 1 Those wishing to be confirmed should contact their Cyril E. Sagan parish priest and complete a questionnaire. They WRITE-IN CANDIDATE FOR must then carry the completed questionnaire and be at the Cathedral at least a half-hour before the ceremony. Their sponsors must also have a letter U.S. SENATE from their pastors. If America's survival, security and liberty are S worth the struggle take a pencil to the polls. Knights honored PAID FOR BY A FRIEND - Members of McKeesport Council 955 of the MB* Knights of Columbus celebrated both Columbus Day and the 100th anniversary of the founding of the K of K9CKM M BK C with a dinner at the Lemon-Tree. They reviewed PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT the history, accomplishments and charitable works of the organization. As part of the celebration State Assemblyman Emil Mrkonic, council member, ELECT presented a State House resolution paying tribute to the Knights on the order’s 100th anniversary. Grand Knight John Puskarich accepted the award. A copy Tony DeLucn ! will be sent to Supreme Knight Virgil Decant and State Deputy Basil Desiderio. DEMOCRAT FOITSTATE REPRESENTATIVE G uild for Blind exhibit 32ND LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT The Greater Pittsburgh Guild for the Blind will PENN HILLS WILKINSBURG BLAWNOX present an exhibit at the Bank Center, Wood Street at Forbes Ave. Downtown, from Monday, Nov. 1, through Saturday, Nov. 6, through the cooperation of the Center’s Merchants’ Association. • Married, father of 4 children Visitors will get informer on about the agency’s • Penn HlllsCouncllman for 5 personal adjustment rehabilitation training years program for visually-impaired adults through a • Deputy Mayor for 2 years ELECT videotaped presentation and in literature to be distributed by volunteers who will be on hand. Peggy Donaldson • Chairman, Public Safety, The exhibit comes at a time when the Guild is Public Works and Finance NtW SIATE ! ! i.itn undergoing a financial crisis. Due to cutbacks in Committees IN THf NEW ;’ 1S T ’ federal funding, the 23-year-old Guild is faced with a $200,000 deficit for 1982. Seven staff members have • Blue Cross Advisory Council been furloughed and several other austerity • Endorsed by Pro-Life Groups measures are in effect.

Contributions can be made at the exhibit and at L e v e r 7 - B each business location where collection drums will The Symbol of Catholic Charity be placed throughout the month of November. The Guild, which has served 1,500 adults from many parts of the United States and several foreign ? PARISH SHARE PROGRAM countries, is a non-profit agency supported in a large part by funds from the community-at-large. Further Paid for by DeLuca for Legislator Commit!* Are you doing your share? information is available by calling 221-2200. Page 8 — Pittsburgh Catholic. Friday, October 29, 1982 Vatican Bank says it awes Around the diocese nothing in Ambrosiano case VATICAN CITY (NC) - Vatican separate study of the Vatican bank’s Archbishop Marcinkus' state­ bank officials and lawyers have ties to Banco Ambrosiano. ments came in an interview concluded that the bank owes no On Oct. 16 L ’Osservatore Romano published in the Oct. 22 issue of II money to the Banco Ambrosiano Sabato, a weekly magazine creditors, according to the Vatican said the conclusions published by II Tempo and credited to the Cardinal affiliated with the Italian Catholic newspaper, L ’Osservatore Romano. action group for youths, Comunione The newspaper said that other Casaroli committee "are, in reality, those reached following a long and Liberazione. The substance of the conclusions reached by the bank interview was released two days officials were: careful study by the IOR and its lawyers on the basis of documenta­ earlier by ANSA, the Italian news • The foreign finance companies tion of the institute itself.’’ service. in debt to the Ambrosiano group The Vatican bank is often referred were never under the direction of the It represented the first interview Vatican bank. to as the IOR, the Italian initials of its formal name, the institute for granted by the Vatican bank • All loans made by the Religious Works. president since the Ambrosiano Ambrosiano group to the finance affair broke into the limelight. companies were issued before the Father Romeo Panciroli, Vatican Vatican bank’s letters of patronage press spokesman, on Oct. 13 had refused to confirm or deny the II Italian Finance Minister recommending the companies were Beniamino Andreatta suggested to Tempo report saying that comments issued. the Italian Parliament in September about the study of the three that the Vatican Bank should bear • These letters, because they were international banking experts was some of the financial responsibility issued after the loans were made, reserved to Cardinal Casaroli. for Banco Ambrosiano’s default on did not influence any of the loans. Archbishop Paul C. Marcinkus, loans totaling $1.2 billion because of • All the findings can be proven in president of the Vatican bank, said letters of patronage signed by the a full investigation. that the Vatican bank is not Vatican bank. Archbishop responsible for the bankruptcy of Marcinkus told II. Sabato, however, The conclusions were the same as that “ the letters of patronage never those published Oct. 13 by the Rome the Banco Ambrosiano. had the value of a guarantee." daily II Tempo. However, II Tempo said the conclusions were those of a Instead, he suggested, the Italian government should shoulder a Archbishop Marcinkus also told II committee of three international Sabato that the Vatican bank “ is and bankers not connected to the measure of blame because investors in Ambrosiano relied on Italian was extraneous to all operations Vatican bank and appointed by carried out the time by any of the Cardinal Agostino Casaroli, papal financial authorities to monitor Ambrosiano's operations. companies controlled by the secretary of state, to conduct a Ambrosiano group." St John Capistran event "Obituaries'

Msgr. Oliver D. Keefer, former pastor of St. John 5,000 square feet to the existing religious education Capistran Church in Upper St. Clair, officiates at The funeral Mass was in the and social hall. An open house followed the blessing Fr. Julius Falk N e c r o l o g y dedication ceremonies for the parish’s renovation cerem ony. Immaculate Conception Chapel of project as Fr. Bernard M. Harcarik, present pastor, Fr. Julius A. Falk, S.M., a native the University of Dayton. Interment assists. The project, phase one of a two-step modern­ —Photo by John C. Keenan of Columbus, Ohio died Tuesday, followed in Queen of Heaven Please remember the deceased ization and consolidation program, added almost Oct. 19, at the Gosinger Health Cemetery, Mt. St. John, Dayton. priests of the diocese in your Center of the University of Dayton prayers. after a long illness. Sr. Edouard Nov. 1 (Continued from page 7) Ellwood program Fr. Falk has been a professed Fr. Julian S. Lachendro...... 1938 Marianist religious for 72 years and A Mass of Christian Burial was would have celebrated his 90th offered on Monday, Oct. 25, in the Nov. 2 W hitehall craft sale A seminar dealing with problems facing families chapel of the James P. Wall Home, today is the theme of a program offered by the birthday Nov. 2. He spent 28 years Fr. John P. Jaworski...... 1938 The Christian Mothers of St. Gabriel, Whitehall, at the Marianist Community at North Side, for Sr. Edouard de la St. Fr. Stephen N. Schneider...... 1980 education commission of Purification B V M parish Face, a member of the Little Sisters will present their annual craft sale Friday, Saturday council Wednesday, Nov. 3, at the Catholic Center North Catholic High School from Nov. 4 and Sunday, Nov. 5-7, in O’Connell Hall, 5200 1945-73, where he served as chaplain of the Poor. Burial was in St. Mary lunchroom in Ellwood City. "Coping with Difficult Cemetery, Lawrenceville. Msgr. Vincent Stancelewski.. .1964 Greenridge Drive. Friday’s hours are 6:30 to 9:30 Times” at 7 p.m. will begin with an introduction by and teacher of Fr. Donald L. Voelker...... 1978 p.m., Saturday's, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday's, 1 to Dr. Joseph Cioffi, chairman of the commission. Al religion and Latin. Sr. Edouard died unexpectedly on 5 p.m. Also set are a flea market, bake sale and Sberna will talk about Social Security, followed by Thursday, Oct. 21 at the James P. Nov. 5 Fr. Falk gradu- Fr. John P. Flaherty...... 1978 refreshments. Those wishing to book crafts for sale Columbia Gas representatives discussing customer ated from the Wall Home. She was 80. at the show may call 885-1036. credit and conservation. Richard Santillo will speak University of Day­ Born in Cincinnati, Sr. Edouard Nov. 6 on "Stress Management." ton and then began Fr. Anthony J. Gonet...... 1948 fC u lt9 m ovie entered the Little Sisters of the Poor A question.and answer period will follow each fibi a long career of in 1937 and made her first vows in Fr. Thomas J. Murphy...... 1951 *» teaching in Mari­ Fr. Thomas M. Gearing...... 1966 'Tickets to Heaven," a motion picture concerning speaker. The program will conclude with a prayer 1942. She served for many years at service by Fr. Joseph Dascenzo. Refreshments will anist grade schools the Little Sisters of the Poor facility Fr. Robert J. M cBride...... 1977 destructive cultism, will be presented Wednesday, and high schools. Nov. 10, at 8 p.m. at the Arcade Theater, Carson be served and babysitting service will be available on Penn Avenue in Garfield and Nov. 7 at the convent with Anna Marie Grossman in charge. Before assign­ served at the James P. Wall Home Street, South Side. The film, which won awards at F r. Julius ment to North Fr. Adalbert Kazincy ...... 1947 the 1982 Palermo Film Festival, is being presented since 1975. Fr. Michael E. K ubacky...... 1981 St. Vincent accepts women Catholic, Fr. Falk served in New by the Pittsburgh Association for Individual York City, Puetro Rico, Detroit, Freedom. St. Vincent College, Latrobe, has announced that it Cleveland, Dayton and San S r . M a r i o n Washington and the dioceses of The Canadian-made film carries no rating but is has accepted six women for admission as degree Francisco. He studied in Switzer­ Sister Marion Teresa Kaylor, 81 of Altoona-Johnstown, Greensburg considered PG in nature. Tickets are $5 for adults candidates. In January, St. Vincent announced that land for the priesthood at the the Sisters of Charity of Seton Hill, and Pittsburgh. and $2 for students and can be obtained by contacting it would admit women for the 1983 fall term. University of Fribourg and was died Wednesday, Oct. 20, at She is survived by her sister, Ruth Fr. Donald Breier, Catholic Ministry, 48South 14 St.. • ordained in 1925. Of the six women accepted, four have been Assumption Hall, the Sisters’ Hudock of Finleyville. Pittsburgh. Pa., 15203 or call 488-0900. Seating Is retirement home in Greensburg. limited. attending classes at St. Vincent as continuing In September, 1973, Fr. Falk Funeral mass was celebrated education students and the other two will enter as retired to the Marianist health Born in Pittsburgh, Oct. 31, 1901, Saturday, Oct. 23, in the Assumption Div. Providence bazaar full-time freshmen students. Five of the six are from center in Dayton. He is survived by Sister entered the congregation in Hall Chapel, Mount Thor Road, Westmoreland County and the other is from two brothers and a sister in 1927. She taught in elementary Greensburg. Burial was in the The Divine Providence Sisters will sponsor their Virginia. Columbus. schools in the Archdiocese of Sisters' cemetery. annual fall bazaar Saturday, Nov. 6, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the order’s provincial house at 9000 Babcock Blvd., Allison Park, next to North Hills Passavant Hospital. Featured will be fresh baked goods, gifts, hand­ HEARING AIDS made articles, ceramics, plants, jewelry, refreshments and other attractions. SENSIBLY PRICED HEARING AIDS PROPERLY FITTED A. tim e to rem em ber .... St. Francis jubilee PROMPT - REASONABLE REPAIRS SERVICE ON ALL MAKES The students at St. Henry School, Mt. Oliver, celebrated a special liturgy commemorating the 800th anniversary of the birth of St. Francis of Assisi 30 DAY RETURN PRIVILEGE UN on Friday, Oct. 1. ALL HEARING AIDS A lt SOULS DAY Under the direction of Sister Donnamae Pierce, the students of the fifth grade prepared the liturgy. Using the Canticle of the Sun as a guide, they created ALLEGHENY HEARING ASSOC. INC. banners representative of the life of St. Francis Tuesday9N ovem ber 2nd which were carried in procession. One of the students portrayed Francis, complete with the Franciscan habit. D OW NTOW N: ALLISÖN PARK: 5080 JENKINS ARCADE 4618 ROUTE 8 Fr. Aloysius Kuenzig, pastor, was the principal 281-8847 486-0975 celebrant for the Mass. A time for Prayerful Reflection MT. LEBANON: MONROEVILLE: Coraopolis open house 615 WASHINGTON RD 700 J0NNET BLOG. 341-2221 373-1151 in an Atmosphere of Prayer An open house for prospective students and their parents will be held at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart High School, 1500 Woodcrest Ave., Coraopolis, Sunday, Nov. 7, from 1 to4p.m. Visitors will tourthe school, see a slide show of school programs and talk to faculty, students and parents Refreshments will YOUR CLASSIFIED be served. NUMBER The school is co-ed, serving students from 10 471-1252 VISIT YOUR CEMETERY public school districts, and offers college prep, business and general education courses. Tuition will be some $875 for non-Catholics and $750 for Catholics DURING NOVEMBER for the coming year. For information call 264-8488 or 264-5140. (Paid Politica/ Advertisement) Fund-raiser set It serves to remind us to pray for those who have gone before us- Alternatives to Abortion Inc. will be selling As well as Consider the frailty of our own earthly existence. "Entertainment ’83" coupon books as a fund-raising activity. Each $20 coupon book includes hundreds of two-for-the-price-of-one discounts at theaters, restaurants, sporting events and other facilities. To order call (West and South Hills), 2 2 1-1349, North Hills, 935-3699 or East Hills, 242-4781. The Catholic Cemeteries of the Diocese of Pittsburgh arranges for Liturgy course the Celebration of Mass for the faithful departed interred or Sister Martha Ann Bupka, liturgist at St. Francis Entombed in all of the Diocesan Cemeteries each month de Sales parish, McKees Rocks, will present a three- part program for members of parish council worship throughout the year. committees Wednesdays, Nov. 3, 10 and 17. The sessions will begin at 7:30 p.m. at Mt. Assisi Center’s parish life resource, 934 Forest Ave., Bellevue. Donation is $10. For information call Sister Mark, 761-6004. It Is a holy and w holesom e O ’H ara classes ELECT thought to pray for the Dead. Fr. Eugene Bonacci of St. Paul Monastery, South Side, will give a five-part course on the Gospel of St. Mark Sundays, beginning Nov. 7 at St. Joseph Church, Dorseyville Rd„ O’Hara Twp. Classes EMIL MRKONIC will begin in the cafeteria at 7:30 p.m. Pre­ registration is requested, by calling Sister Nancy STATE REPRESENTATIVE 963-7372. THE NEW 37TH DISTRICT Canevin reunion City of McKeesport, Boroughs of Dravosburo The Catholic Cemeteries Association Liberty Lincoln, Port Vue, Versailles White Oak The Canevin High School Class of 1972 will hold its (Dist. 2,4,5,6,7), and the 5th Ward ot North 10th-year reunion Satwrday, Nov. 1 3 , at the Huntingdon Township in Westmoreland County. of the Diocese of Pittsburgh Greentree Holiday Inn. For information call 922- A Strong PRO-LIFE Advocate 7400.

A Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, October 29, 1982 — Page 9 Ladies of Charity plan annual appeal Since they established their Emergency Trust Fund for the elderly six years ago, the Ladies of Charity have collected an overall total of $107,772 through their annual appeal. These contributions aid the Ladies of Charity in helping the elderly poor meet the small, unexpected expenses that can prove traumatic on a small budget. Items such as utility bills, minor home repairs, rent emergencies, medication are provided for through the fund. In a report just issued to contributors Mrs. James P. (Mary) McArdle, chairman of the Committee of 100, which adminis­ ters the fund, explained that $32,936 was collected in last year’s effort. She wrote to the fund’s benefactors that ‘‘these funds were applied to help those people who other wise would have gone unaided. Because of your concern we were able to fill the gap that was left when the official agencies or government could not help." Of the future of the fund, she added "We know the road ahead will be harder. Because of cutbacks and the tremendous increase in costs of living there will be more to help. Now more than ever,” she Mrs. Mary McArdle, right, chairman of the the group’s annual Emergency Trust Fund for the explained, “ we need our friends." Committee of 100 of the Ladies of Charity, meets with Aged appeal. Mrs. Mary Kay Hampsey, left, a board member, and The annual appeal begins each Mrs. Hildegarde Schneider, co-chairman, to plan for year during the Christmas season, —Photo by John C. Keenan and the letters announcing the drive are being readied now. The fund is organized so that Sister Carol Sukitz, supervisor for Polish bishop visits attack victims the Parish Social Service workers, processes requests made to the By NANCY FRAZIER Archdiocese of Poznan, Poland, who grenades were thrown into the fund. The Ladies of Charity work in spent four years at Dachau. conjunction with the Sisters in the ROME (NC) - A Polish bishop synagogue and submachine guns parishes to locate the needy. Sister who spent six years in the Nazi “As former detainees, we are fired on the crowd leaving the Carol spelled out the variety of concentration at Dachau during particularly sensitive to the synagogue. needs met by the fund: hearing aids, World War II visited several sufferings of the Jewish people and "We who suffered with the Jews eye exams and glasses, food, hospitalized victims of an attack on we see in the recent attack the same what was an irreparable wrong are clothing, health care (part- a Rome synagogue recently. inspiration that guided the Nazi profoundly affected by this horrible payment) insurance, prescription The former Dachau prisoner, persecution,’’ said Bishop attack," said Bishop Majdanski. N atrona celebration shoes, dentures, hospital beds, help Bishop Kazimierz Majdanski of Majdanski in a talk to Rabbi Vittorio "The death of little Stefano is a for fire victims and water heater Szczecin-Kamien, Poland, was Della Rocca, assistant to Chief poignant reminder of all the victims Fr. Paul Henne, pastor of St. Joseph parish, Natrona, stands in front of the repair, among many others. accompanied by Auxiliary Bishop Rabbi Elio Toaff of Rome. of the war." church with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heinle, life-long members of the Bronislaw Dabrowski of Warsaw, The synagogue attack, in which The Polish bishops were in Rome congregation, and Thomas Conroy, president of the parish council. St For information on the annual secretary of the Polish Bishops' appeal for the Emergency Trust two-year-old Stefano Tache died and for the canonization Oct. 10 of Fr. Joseph parish marked its centennial with a Mass and banquet last Sunday! Conference, who was held for two Fund for the Elderly write the another 34 people were injured, took Maximilian Kolbe, a Polish years in a Nazi labor camp, and Fr. place Oct. 9 at the end of a ceremony Franciscan priest killed at Ladies of Charity, Diocesan Stanislas Jezierski, a priest of the Building, 111 Blvd. of the Allies marking the Jewish new year. Hand Auschwitz. —Photo by John C. Keenan Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222. Swiss OK extradition PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT NC NEWS SERVICE prison, told Martella that Bagci daily newspaper, Hurryet, Agca Italian authorities investigating knew the purpose for which the gun said he did not have "any fear of the VOTE PRO LIFE whether there was a conspiracy to was needed, the Swiss court said. revenge of the V atican " but The following candidates have been officially ENDORSED BY LIFEPAC/PALPAC, the pro-life kill Pope John Paul II in May 1981 complained about "inadequate Bagci was arrested June 3,1982, in Political Action Committees of Pennsylvania won a victory Oct. 13 when Soletta, Switzerland, at the request security conditions" at the Italian Switzerland's highest court agreed ol Martella. maximum security prison where he to extradite Omer Bagci, a 36-year- has been held in isolation since old Turk who said he furnished the Martella was in the United States shortly after his conviction, July 22 -JUDGE FOR STATE SUPREME COURT- gun used to shoot the pope. at the time of the Swiss court ruling. 1981. Stephen ZAPPALA Bagci, who arrived in Italy Oct. 14, ”1 have never killed anyone," the Forrest SCHAEFFER told the Swiss court that he had The magistrate's U.S. visit was to Agca letter said. "I am really given fellow Turk, Mehmet Ali interview several Americans who penitent for the pope. I believe his Agca, a Browning pistol on May 9, were present in St. Peter’s Square U.S. SENATE- sincerity...He has forgiven me GOVERNOR PALPAC has no endorsement for this seal. Democrat Cyril Wecht is 1 1981. in Milan, Italy. during the May 13, 1981, immediately. But there are some assassination attempt and to talk to Gov. Dick endorsed by N O W. and is a public supporter ot abortion. He was an j people in the Vatican that want to Advisory Board Member of Pennsylvania’s first abortion lobby. But he said he did not know that journalists involved in a recent NBC kill me." THORNBURGH the pistol was to be used by Agca television production which claimed Incumbent Republican Sen. John HEINZ has a mixed voting record. lour days later in an attempt on the Agca received financial backing Hurriyet reported that the letter pope's life in St. Peter’s Square. from the Bulgarian and Soviet was sent to Cardinal Agostino The Swiss court agreed to the secret services. Casaroli, papal secretary of state; U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES extradition after reading excerpts the London-based human rights from an interrogation of Agca by Shortly before the Swiss court group, Amnesty International: Italia*i Senate President Amintore Eugene ATKINSON William COYNE Joseph GAYDOS Hilarion Martella, the Italian extradition ruling, Agca, 24, 4TH DISTRICT 14TH DISTRICT 20TH DISTRICT magistrate heading the investiga­ claimed that "some people in the Fanfani: Enrico Berlinguer, head of tion of the conspiracy theory. Vatican" want to kill him. the Italian Communist Party; and Bettino Craxi, head of the Italian AGCA, WHO was convicted of the IN AN ENGLISH-language letter Socialist Party. 18TH DISTRICT NO ENDORSEMENT Austin MURPHY assassination attempt and who is published in photocopy form on the In the 18th district pro-abortion Congressman Doug Walgren is running 22ND DISTRICT serving a life sentence in an Italian front page of the Ankara, Turkey, Fanfani confirmed receipt of the against Ted JACOB, whose position, while not up to endorsement letter Oct. 7. standards, is better. Ted JACOB is opposed to public funding of abortion'and does support parental consent.

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' tNAMMMMMNMHMMMMMMVIMMWMMNMAMMAA . "AAMMMMMMMIMIMIMMMMMWMUUW Tage 10 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, October 29, 1982 Pope’s trip to Spain St. Teresa focus of papal visit By NC NEWS SEKVICE stimulates us with a message' ------r but one night at the apostolic approached Pope John Paul with a St. Teresa of Avila, the 16th- fruitful and valid for our age," he added. Atlantic Ocean nunciature in Madrid. On Nov. 6 he 15-inch bayonet during an evening century Spanish mystic and founder / is scheduled to spend the night in prayer service of the Discalced Carmelites, is the The links to St. Teresa are not — <. FRANCE Zaragoza. primary magnet drawing Pope John scheduled to end when Pope John Paul II to Spain. ( . Sontiogo de The Spanish security plan calls for Paul leaves Alba de Tormes. The, ’ V. Compostdio t • Loyolo Throughout Spain many people rest of his itinerary is dotted with the! the pope to ride in bullet-proofed St. Teresa was born in Avila, • Jovier including catechists and members . popemobiles" at each of his stops Spain, and died in the nearby town of names of towns where the saint! m 1 of parish youth groups are personally founded convents:! and to be followed by a mobile Alba de Tormes. Both towns figure # Mont sortoti participating in special classes to Toledo, Salamanca, Segovia, Seville- / a Solomonca hospital unit from the Vatican. prominently in the schedule of the Zorogoxo * prepare them for Operation Pax ’82, and Granada. a SOQOvIO Three physicians would be within papal visit issued by the Spanish jAlbo do Tormos Dorcelono 4 a nationwide security plan designed .several yards of the pope at all bishops. According to Bishop Felipe j ) A* " ° • Madrid to protect the pope and those who times, even when he is in private Fernandez of Avila, the pope also is I I —J come to see him during his visit to meetings or sleeping. The bishops have announced that Spain. the papal visit will take place Oct. spiritually connected to St. Teresa! / < • Toledo Moncodo aj 3l-Nov. 9and theirschedule calls for and her mentor, St. John of thei Volendo m Cross. f 3 r Hospitals in the areas to be visited the pope to travel to the two towns Í \ Operation Pax, based on the Latin i « S SPA IN by the pope are scheduled for 24- closely connected to the saint on the U s o word “ pax" meaning "peace,” will “ THERE IS much of the teachings involve about 90,000 people — 10,000 hour alert when the pope is near, first full day of his visit, Ail Saints’ , of St. Teresa and St. John of the 7 local police officers, 30,000 Spanish with specialists in surgery, burn Day, Nov. 1. Cross in the teachings of John Paul [ Mediterranean Sea soldiers and 50,000 volunteers — treatment and shock-trauma on II," he said. "The pope once said The itinerary includes stops at the according to Spanish Interior hand. A total of 18 mobile hospital himself, ‘Spain is my spiritual • Seville house commemorating the site Minister Juan Jose Roson. ‘units are scheduled to" be in homeland.’” where St. Teresa was born in 1515; a Gronodo operation during the papal visit. the Convent of the Incarnation, The overall itinerary includes Officials of the government’s Civil .where she first entered the stops in 16 cities and towns and Protection Agency are traveling ACCORDING to Luis Apostua Carmelites in 1535; the Convent of, •oo meetings with groups representing around Spain to provide instruction director of religious affairs in the St. Joseph, the first Discalced a cross section of Spanish life. > r ^ for the volunteers, who will be Spanish Ministry of Justice, the .convent she founded; and the tomb primarily involved in crowd control, government and the Vatican agreed in Alba de Tormes which contains The schedule was nearly identical TRAVEL PLANS — Map of Spain shows the sites Pope John Paul II traffic direction and first aid. well before the Fatima attempt” her remains. to a proposed schedule issued Sept. probably will visit during his trip to that country Oct. 31 - Nov. 9. The pope’s 18 by the Spanish bishops. A trip, his 16th outside of Italy, was delayed for two weeks due to the Spanish that security matters for the papal BEFORE THE TOMB, Pope John significant difference is the addition elections. visit would be “ the exclusive OPERATION PAX involves four Paul is scheduled to close officially of a meeting Nov. 7 in Barcelona, competence of the government.” operations; a basic plan of civil the year-long observances of the indicating that a compromise had Pope John Paul returning to Madrid Seville Pope John Paul is scheduled protection, similar to that used fourth centenary of the saint's been reached with Cardinal Narciso Nov. 7. to add Sister Angela de la Cruz to the Apostua said an employee of the death. The ceremonies had been during the World Cup soccer Interior Ministry followed the pope Jubany Arnau of Barcelona. ORIGINALLY, the Spanish list of "blesseds" of the church. scheduled for Oct. 15 until the championship earlier this year: a during his visits this year to bishops had wanted the 62-year-old protection and medical backup Spanish elections caused a two-week When the Spanish bishops Pope John Paul held the first such Portugal, Great Britain and announced their proposed schedule, pope to visit Spain Oct. 14-22. But beatification ceremony in 1981 . system for the 62-year-old pope; Switzerland to see the security delay in the papal trip. when Spanish Prime Minister Cardinal Jubany Arnau said it would during a visit to Manila, Philippines. coordination of air transportation of operations in those countries and to In a taped message broadcast on be "an offense” to the people of Leopoldo Calvo Sotelo called Beatification is one of the steps - the pope and others involved in his predict possible problems. Spanish radio and television Oct. 15, Barcelona if Pope John Paul were to national elections for Oct. 28, the I toward sainthood. visit; and traffic control. the pope placed his trip under the remain in Spain’s second largest pope’s trip was postponed until after patronage of St. Teresa, whom he the elections so as not to interfere The Spanish trip is scheduled to be Spanish officials do not think that city only about seven hours and the pope’s 16th foreign trip outside Mindful that an attempt was made Pope John Paul will be the object of called "a woman persecuted by return to Madrid that evening. with campaign politics. infirmity, always joyful, simple, Italy since his election to the papacy ’6n the pope’s life by a Spaniard last an attack by ETA, the Basque Church sources in Barcelona said Pope John Paul’s schedule in in October 1978. May in Fatima, Portugal, Spanish guerrilla group seeking Basque genuine and an enemy of Spain includes meetings with artificiality." the cardinal had asked that the pope authorities are placing special independence from Spain. ETA fishermen, bishops, King Juan The places on the papal schedule emphasis on papal protection. stepped up its campaign of violent have two main events in the city — a are Madrid, Avila, Alba de Tormes, "The quality of her literary works, Mass and a meeting with the general Carlos and national political acts in anticipation of the Oct. 28 the subtlety of her style, her unique leaders, the Polish community, Salamanca, Guadalupe, Toledo, Spanish national elections. population — and that he spend the Segovia, Seville, Granada, Loyola, Father Juan Fernandez Krohn, a spiritual witness and even her night of Nov. 7 in Barcelona. youths, non-Catholic leaders, popularity as a woman of powerful migrants and farmers. Javier, Zaragonza, Montserrat, 32-year-old Spaniard and illictly "I don’t think there will be any Barcelona, Valencia and Santiago ordained priest, has been held in ETA attempt on the pope, because it intelligence, exquisite sensitivity The Vatican schedule calls for The schedule also features the de Compostela. Lisbon, Portugal, on charges of would lose too much popularity," and realism, are luminous example) both the events requested by second beatification performed attempted murder of the pope since that fills us with consolation and Cardinal Jubany Arnau but has The pope is scheduled to spend all said Ezequiel Jaguets, head of outside of the Vatican. On Nov. 5 in May 14, two days after he had Operation Pax.

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The unacceptable as a means of settling restate the need for priests in Rome context of a "contraceptive absence of any real input from the differences between nations.” to wear a clerical suit or cassock as a mentality." The talks seemed more people he visits, apart from meeting model to the rest of the world. “ War should belong to the tragic pastoral, positive, scriptural. There with the nation's bishops previous to past, to history,” the pontiff added. SOME PEOPLE argue that Pope was much attention to local and during the trips, has been a " I t should find no place on John Paul's traditional leanings in situations and to the glorification of criticism of the style of the pope's humanity's agenda for the future.” morality and discipline stem from local saints. frequent journeys. his Polish background and the need What happened in Britain was that What is unquestioned is the Last November, as the United of the Polish church to remain States and the Soviet Union were the pope farmed out the preliminary impact of Pope John Paul as a world united for its own security during the drafts of his speeches to English leader. preparing for arms limitation talks, Nazi occupation of World War II and the pope dispatched to Washington Cardinal George Basil Hume of under the subsequent communist Westminster and a team selected by "He’s the only world leader, and Moscow a delegation of experts government. According to this people feel, who has no ulterior from the Pontifical Academy of the cardinal. The pope redrafted theory, unity consists of the them so that the style was his own, motive. Also, he's always for the Sciences to present academy hierarchy ruling over an obedient little man, the person society is findings to both governments about but their basic orientation and the latiy. decision to gear them around the constantly stepping on,” said a U.S. the horrors of a nuclear war. priest living in Rome. Others discount the "Polishness seven sacraments belonged to the Such a move, coupled with the theory.” British hierarchy. At the same time, the pope has not pope's efforts as mediator in the avoided controversial actions as a territorial dispute between “ To say that the pope’s positions This, along with the fact that the world leader. Argentina and Chile and his and his practices come from Poland pope entrusted the fundamental traveling to Great Britain and is simplistic,” says one priest, “ and decision on whether to go to Britain The pontiff risked the sharp Collecting fo r blind Argentina in May and June during it is often a rationalization by at ail during the Falklands war to a criticism of Jews, including Israeli Churches of sill denominations in the Bridgeville area will welcome the time of the Falkland Islands someone with a pre-formed agenda. group of British and Latin American Prime Minister Menachem Begin, volunteers seeking donations for the Greater Pittsburgh Guild for the Blind war, indicate the increasingly The pope takes the positions he does bishops, indicates that the present to meet Yasser Arafat, head of the at Masses and services on Sunday, Oct. 31. Getting ready for the fund-raiser active role this pope has taken to because he feels that they are the pontiff may be opening his style to Palestine Liberation Organization, are, from left, Stacy Kraushaar and Gary Smelko, eighth-graders at St. become an architect of peace. theologically correct ones and an expanded use of collegiality. It at the Vatican in mid-September. Agatha School; Collen Kasavich, an aide at the school; Fr. Joseph because he feels that, today more also signaled his belief, outlined Jewish leaders criticized the There are few who believe that the Mastrangelo, pastor; and Kenneth C. Wojtczak, instructor at the guild and than ever, the church must be a later in speeches in Argentina, that meeting, saying it gave respectabil­ a parishioner at St. Agatha. The project is an effort aid the Guild, a training pope is likely to change his opinion countercultural witness." Catholics in warring countries ity to a man who uses terrorist center for blind persons, which lost some of its government funding several on the theological issues: moral should be bridges of reconciliation tactics, although at the meeting the questions such as birth control and Students of the pope's speeches months ago. -Photo by John C. Keenan between their nations based upon pope urged the PLO leader to divorce or disciplinary ones such as point to a difference in tone in those their universal citizenship in the abandon violence and to recognize celibacy and women priests. Even which he gave during his trip to church. Israel's existence as a state. Cardinal Bennelli PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT d i e s a t 6 1 FLORENCE, Italy (NC) — Cardinal Giovanni* Benelli, who was made archbishop of Florence in 1977 after 10 years as a key adviser to Pope Paul VI, died at his home Oct. 26, four days after suffering a heart attack. He was 61. The cardinal was considered one of the principal candidates for the papacy after Pope Paul’s death in TOUGH 1978 and was in an outspoken opponent of legalized B U T F A I R abortion in Italy. After learning of the cardinal’s death, Pope John Paul II praised “ the very faithful service lent by him with tireless concern to the and in particular to my predecessor Pope Paul VI." Judge Stephen A. Zappala, respected Cardinal Benelli’s funeral was scheduled for 3:30 p.m. Oct. 29 in the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore in Florence with burial to follow in the jurist and community leader with a cathedral crypt. proven record of integrity and He was struck by what his doctors called an acute heart attack Oct. 22 at his residence and was taken to a hospital. ability, needs our help to be elected On Oct. 25 he pleaded to leave the hospital to die at to the office of Justice of the home. The cardinal was moved to his home and died an hour later at 6:42 a.m. (1:42 a.m. ED T). Pennsylvania Supreme Court. His death leaves 120 members of the College of Cardinals (as well as one “ in pectore,” or not publicly named), 105 of whom are under 80 and eligible to vote in a conclave to elect a new pope. For 10 years Cardinal Benelli was papal undersecretary of state under Pope Paul and left a definite mark on the Roman Curia, the church's ★ ★ ★ central administration. The strong-willed, energetic clergyman, then an archbishop, broke the back of an ingrained curial system of patronage and political favors. Democrats and Republicans who In doing so, he created powerful enemies, but the Curia he left was no longer dominated by the nearly care about judicial excellence must autonomous cardinals who had headed Curia departments. unite behind his candidacy and Archbishop Benelli became undersecretary of state just as Pope Paul promulgated sweeping spearhead the drive to vote on reforms in the Curia and he stamped the job with his own dynamic, forceful character. Tuesday, November 2,1982. Gem ayel seeks aid NC NEWS SERVICE On a trip to the United States, France and Italy, Lebanon’s new president, Amin Gemayel, sought further foreign assistance and called for the withdrawal of the Israeli, Syrian and Palestinian forces whose clashes caused thousands of deaths and extensive devastation in Lebanon this summer. In addition to meeting government leaders, Gemayal talked with Pope John Paul II, Cardinal Terence Cooke of New York and officials of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops-U.S. Catholic Conference. In an hour-long meeting Oct. 21 with Gemayel, Pope John Paul expressed support for the Lebanese government's efforts to recover “ the real independence and full sovereignty of the Lebanese state on the totality of its national territory." Equity Knights convene Gerald O'Brien, Sir Knight of Court 9 of the Knights of Equity, and Patricia Hoban, president of S T E P H E N A the local chapter of the Daughters of Erin, will lead Pittsburgh’s delegation to the organizations’ joint convention Nov. 4,5 and 6 at the Philadelphia Centre Hotel. Fr. Michael Doyle of Camden, N.J., an Irish nationalist activist, will deliver a major address at the convention. Sister Francine Kirk, SSJ, who has worked with the children’s aid program of Ireland, will speak at the Daughters of Erin luncheon on Friday, Nov. 5. Villa M aria open house Villa Maria High School will hold its annual open house Sunday, Nov. 7, from 2 to 5 p.m. All are welcome to hear students and teachers talk of the school, plus to receive information on admissions, scholarships, and other programs at the school. Part of the day will include an open rehearsal of the upcoming drama “ The Diary of Anne Frank.” Also participating will be foreign language students, science students and music students. TO THE PENNSYLVANIA Villa María is a college prep high school for girls in grade 9-12. It is located 11 miles west of New Castle and 10 miles east of Youngstown off of U.S. Rt. 422. Couples9 retreats St. Emma Retreat House in Greensburg will host three retreats for married couples to mark the 25th SUPREME COURT anniversary of the retreats. They are set for Nov. 5-7, Nov. 12-14 and Nov. 19-21, all with Fr. Angelus Shaughnessy as retreat master. For information or A distinguished attorney and eminent jurist, Judge 7appala reservations call 834-3060. Cost is $85 per couple. Allegheny County Bar Association. While Judge Zappala is has served in both the Civil and Family divisions of the Court of Blood donor week the endorsed Democratic Party candidate, Republicans, as The Junior League will sponsor a blood donor week 'om m on Pleas of Allegheny County. He is well-qualified for well as Democrats, can give Judge Zappala their vote of at the Central Blood Bank, 812 Fifth Avenue, the high office he is seeking, and has the endorsement of the Pittsburgh and at 203 DeSoto St., Oakland, Monday confidence when they go to the polls Tuesday, November 2. through Saturday, Nov. 1-6. To schedule an appointment to donate blood call 456-1947 or 228-8500 for Washington County. The Committee to Elect Zappala to the Supreme Court • Charles R. Zappala, Treasurer Page 12 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, October 29. 1982 Local group joins in Maximilian Kolbe canonization

By FR. 2VGMUNT SZARNICKI colonnade into the Via Conciliacione are opened for the pilgrims to take the Square, since the Pope was Italy. The first was the canonization exhumed and now lays on a cot in a Many glories of Europe were — more than 150,000 people there to their assigned sections which are deliberate in shaking hands with Mass of St. Maximilian. The second honor the Polish priest who gave his determined by the color of audience many of the people and giving his nun's habit. The face and hands are visited early this month by a group was in the Basilica of the Holy House completely black. of 101 local people who made the trip life in 1941 in Auschwicz to save that tickets. blessing to the many sick who were in Loreto, the third was in the of another prisoner. in wheelchairs. to participate in the Oct. 10 Our audience was scheduled for Basilica of St. Francis. The tomb of St. Francis calls for a canonization ceremonies for St. special devotion. Here people come People came from over the world October 13th. Since we were lodged The Pope walked over to a choir THE ASSISI ‘•INVASION’’ Maximilian Kolbe in Vatican City. to witness Pope John Paul II declare in Fiuggi, about an hour-and-a-half which sang before, during and after to pray and to offer Mass. An altar Blessed Maximilian Kolbe a saint of bus ride from St. Peter’s, our group Would II Poverello be pleased with was built in front of a wall in which Greensburg Bishop William the address. All its members were the Catholic Church. A group of 8,000 was up, breakfasted, and off by 7:30 what went on in Assisi, Italy, on Oct. St. Francis' body was entombed. At Connare led a large delegation from garbed in native Polish costumes. was reported as coming from 9, 1982? His town was filled with this altar we witnessed two couples his diocese and the group included 22 a.m. We arrived at about 9:30 to find There His Holiness thanked the Poland, and large delegations came the square jammed. Luckily we saw people from every part of the world. getting married. priests from the Pittsburgh and singers and musicians and blessed from Germany and Japan. Bishop Connare who awaited our them. Greensburg dioceses and from the Everyone loves St. Francis. The The Poverello’s body was Americans from the United States, arrival and had obtained special Dodge City, Kansas, diocese. Fr. MASS IN ST. PETER’S atheistic? communists as well as cemented within a wall because of Canada and South America were tickets for us. We appreciated his John Maes led the Kansas Our Mass at the altar of the Chair devout believers admire St. Francis the rivalry between the two cities of present in good number as were Excellency's help for we got tickets and like to extol his virtues. Assisi and Perugia who fought each contingent, Frs. William Homolak those from European countries. in a section on the right of the Pope of Peter with Bishop Connare, the and William Gavron and Joseph other often and who thought it a and not too far from him. principal celebrant, accompanied Soon after St. Francis died, his Tamilowski led the Greensburg sport to steal the bodies of saints. His Holiness received an ovation by 20 priests from the Greensburg followers started to build a huge group and I headed the Pittsburgh Since many of our group were Lest the Perugians take the body of as he entered the area in front of St. and Pittsburgh dioceses as church which was erected in three segment. Peter’s Basilica. Greater was the placed at the railing dividing the the beloved St. Francis, the concelebrants was an outstanding stages and finished in about 60 sections, a good number were followers of St. Francis made sure The Western Pennsylvanians applause as he read the decree of and inspiring experience. Fr. years. This basilica dominates the joined in the canonization for St. sainthood. His pronouncement was fortunate to shake hands with His Homolak, pastor of Holy Trinity their neighbors would never find his Holiness. whole hillside and the vein of the body. Maximilian Kolbe, a Mass offered positive ex cathedra declaration parish in Ford City, led the pilgrims city. Long before an automobile that Friar Kolbe is a saint. The “ invasion" of Assisi on Oct. by Bishop Connare in St. Peter, a Because of the popularity of these in song, which rang out throughout turns to come up the hill to drive papal audience, visited Assisi for the the huge basilica. The singing 9th brought at least 10,000 people. Christianity is a religion of love: Papal audiences, the Pope spoke to through the medieval wall, the huge ceremonies marking the 800th love of God and love of man. Fr. the visitors in the open St. Peter's stimulated and elevated the hearts edifice is seen. The whole basilica was teeming with anniversary of St. Francis of Kolbe demonstrated his greatness of Square which was divided in of all. people: the upper church, the Assisi’s death, and toured Sorento Even though the building is middle church and the crypt were soul. In St. Peter’s Square the Pope sections by barricades. The Bishop Connare, in his care for our and the Casa Santa in Loreto. declared him a and audience hall usually used for these immense, the vast crowd left little jammdd with devotees from early contingent of pilgrims, addressed church area vacant. When we morning to late in the afternoon. martyr by a special request of the papal audiences holds about 10,000 the group. He rejoiced with all to say The local people were thrilled to Polish and German bishops. The Americans entered the basilica, we see the Pope three times-many were seated and standing. This day of our a Mass in honor of St. Maximilian After a visit to the city of St. crowd responded with a thunderous visit, the square was nearly filled. A heard songs and prayers in French, thrilled to shake hands with His Kolbe for the heroism of St. Italian, Spanish, Polish, German Francis and St. Clare, on lesson applause of approval. rough estimate listed 100,000 people. Holiness. Maximilian. (Bishop Connare also and English. The Polish pilgrims should have been learned and that A PAPAL AUDIENCE celebrated a Mass in honor of St. is, ’ Peace is a great gift: ’ ’ peace of MAKING OF A SAINT The Pope read first in Italian, then invaded Assisi. They filled the 11 a.m. is the hour His Holiness in French, German, English and Maximilian at the Cathedral in basilica. mind, peace in the family, peace St. Peter's Square was filled from arrives to address the thousands Polish. He ended his discourse in Greensburg on Sunday, Oct. 24). among people and nations. Peace is the steps of the largest Catholic A special devotion was seen as the like a river flowing. who come to see and hear him. A Italian. Our group shared in three soul- Church in the world down past the couple of hours beforehand the gates Slowly the people departed from people were attracted to the intact May we all enjoy the blessing of stirring Masses during our trip to body of St. Clara. Her body was peace.

Communications D ay PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT VATICAN CITY (NC) — Pope John Paul II has chosen "Social Communications and the Promotion of Peace” as the theme for the next World Communications Day, May 15,1983. In a communique issued Oct. 1 the Vatican said the choice was linked to the United Nations’ decision to dedicate 1983 to the problems of the mass media. The communique hinted that the papal message for the 1983 observance would include proposals for a new world information order. "Communications today, more than ever, dominate the attention of peoples and societies as an indispensable means to authentic development and solidarity among nations, so much so as to.be able to affirm that ’if you desire peace, communicate with your brothers,” ’ the Vatican said. ’’In the sense the experts and leaders of international organizations have become aware, with ever greater clarity, of the need for a new international order of social communications as an essential condition for the just distribution of goods and energies,” the communique added. Senator J O H N H E IN Z Such a new order is especially needed at times like ours when “ the fates of humanity appears to depend ever more on the diffusion of knowledge, for Pennsylvania communicated to all and at the service of all,” the Vatican said. In the past Pope John Paul has backed the call for a new information order but has not supported any specific proposals. The as yet undefined and highly controversialjiew order is promoted by many Third World countries as a vehicle for correcting the current imbalance of information, which they say favors developed countries at their expense. The United States and many other Western countries oppose the thrust of Third World and Soviet-bloc proposals, saying that they would amount to state control of the press. New book on Jews STRONG VOICE FOR PENNSYLVANIA “ MIAMI (NC) — A book now in preparation will sh^d light on the concern of Pope Pius XII and the Catholic Church for the human rights of Jews during tfee Nazi persecution of World War II, said Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy of Miami. - PROVEN LEADER IN WASHINGTON In an article in the Miami Herald, Archbishop McCarthy said the book is based on the papers of the late Msgr. Walter Carroll, “ a highly placed Vatican o|fjcial in the years of the Second World War. ” The was congratulated by Senator Robert Dole, chairm an of the Senate papers are in the possession of the Miami SENATOR JOHN HEINZ Archdiocese. Finance Committee, for his “longstanding com m itm ent to the underprivileged, the aged and the £Msgr. Carroll was the brother of the late Archbishop Coleman Carroll, first archbishop of poor’’ when four of Heinz’ provisions were encom passed into the 1982 Fiscal Responsibility Act. Miami, and Msgr. Carroll’s papers are stored at Wscayne College in Miami, which is run by the jUigustinian Fathers. (Archbishop Carroll and Msgr. Carroll were natives of Pittsburgh.) FIGHTING SOCIAL SECURITY CUTS ¡The college has obtained a grant from the Raskob Foundation of Wilmington, Del., to fund preparation • T h e Erie D aily Tim es called John Heinz “one of the six m averick Republicans of an edition of Msgr. Carroll's diaries, letters and reports. opposed to Social Security cuts . . The editing is being done by George R. Kemon, former feature editor of The Voice, Miami archdiocesan newspaper, and former editor of the Vermont Catholic Tribune, newspaper of the • John Heinz fought the Adm inistration when it supported a $40 billion cut Burlington Diocese. Kemon has been appointed a visiting professor of humanities and director of in Social Security. And he won. literary projects at Biscayne College. Kemon said Msgr. Carroll, who was an official of the Vatican Secretariat of State, did intelligence • John Heinz sponsored a Senate resolution which exem pted Social Security work for Gen. Mark Clark, commander of U.S. forces in Italy. Kemon said Clark told him that benefits from taxation. without Msgr. Carroll’s intelligence, “ the situation in Italy would have been very different." Kemon said he expects the book to be finished by September 1983. STRIVING TO PREVENT NUCLEAR WAR Booklet on preaching WASHINGTON (NC) — The word may come from • John Heinz supports START talks to reduce the num ber of Soviet and God, but sometimes preachers’ efforts to expound on it are characteristically human and could use a little Am erican nuclear warheads. polishing up. That, at least, is the implication of a new 47-page booklet on preaching issued by the National • John Heinz sponsored a resolution banning nuclear warhead tests. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Committee on Priestly Life and Ministry, which hopes the booklet may help priests to upgrade their preaching of Sunday homilies. The booklet, “ Fulfilled in Your Hearing,” is intended to help preachers — and Religious and laymen who can encourage and assist them in the NOBODY WORKS HARDER endeavor — to take steps toward a “ renewal of preaching in the church.” It recommends that a variety of efforts be undertaken at parish, diocesan and national levels to improve preaching. FOR PENNSYLVANIA Agter repeated surveys showed popular dissatisfaction with Sunday homilies, the bishops’ committee decided in 1979 to address the issue. A Subcommittee on Spiritual Renewal and Continuing' [~M Re-Elect Senator John Heinz on Non. 2 Education supervised the activity, which resulted in the booklet. Paid for by People for John Heinz Committee

I Pittsburgh Catholic. Friday. Oct. 29, 1982 — Page 13

PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT

G overnor D kk Thornburgh

Since taking office, G overnor Thornburgh has restored morality, com m on sense and fiscal integrity to Pennsylvania’s state governm ent! Am ong his many accomplishments:

★ First Governor elected since 1946 who did not raise our sales or incom e taxes.

★ Gave us tough new anti-crime laws .. . with stiff m andatory jail term s for violent criminals.

★ Im posed a no-nonsense code of ethics for state officials.

^ Provided over five billion additional dollars for human

services . . . over $ 2 billion m ore for education.

★ Doubled aid to senior citizens . . . record support for veterans programs.

★ W on national acclaim for handling the life-and-death crisis at Three Mile Island.

★ Fought for Pennsylvania jobs, increasing state economic development assistance 300% moving Pennsylvania to fourth in the nation in new investments.

And Governor Thornburgh has supported positions of the Pennsylvania Catholic Conference. Am ong his actions:

★ Approved funds to aid students in non-public s c h o o l s .

★ Approved funds for safe bus transportation for non-public school students.

★ Signed legislation to increase allowed excused time from public schools for religious instruction.

★ Supported and signed tough new legislation

cracking down on pornography.

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★ Supported efforts to end abortion-on-demand and signed legislation to regulate the perform ance of all abortions.

H e's m aking a real difference

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St. for weddings, parties, and I luncheon to benefit court’s charities, noon, Mona Lisa and Washington DC BEE POLLENI Tbanuets. 884-9133 or 655-7490 Creek — Annual rummage sale and flea market in Jude for me & mine always and church basement, also Friday and Saturday. Hours Lounge. For reservations call Loretta Kiessling 882- all who invoke your aid. N.L.K. 'Dec. 27-30 $229 Pur* Unadulterated ¡.BANDS — For wedding 4635. 6 Bee Honey! 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Thursday and Friday and9a.m. to CONFIDENTIALLY YOURS - receptions and all occasions. No| I 1 p.m. on Saturday. We are an individualize,, Steeler Weekends Honey Recipe Books. | charge to view our selection on, Our Lady of Grace, Scott Twp. - Annual Christmas personalize dating service for] I sound and color video tape, FRIDAY, NOV. 5 craft fair, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 3 PITTSBURGH VS 0&4-Ü516 221-8241 ENTERTAINMENT UNLIMIT4 Catholics’ free to marry in the CLEVELAND p.m., featuring assortment of craft items, church. For information write: ED. 343-7700. Guild and Christian Mothers, St. Teresa, Perrysville refreshments, kid’s corner. C.Y. P.O. Box 13047, Pgh., Pa. Dec. 18-19 _ $137 Square dance, 8:30 p.m., school auditorium. Cost, Tickets Included. 500 SERVICES BAND - "SECOND WIND'' 15243. Send name, address and offering the latest in current top $12 per couple includes refreshments and lunch. For Servants of Lord Jesus Prayer Community, — Men's or phone number. GROUPS WELCOME. OFFERED 40 music, ethnic music, 50's reservations call Kathy Etter, 364-1076 or Mary J prayer breakfast, 9 a.m. Royal Too Restaurant, Rt 88 P ic k u p p o in t i In I JESUS — St. Jude. Blessed | AUTOMOBILE OR TRUCK - 60s, country, and standards Hess, 367-7087. & McNeilly Rd., South Hills, Speaker, Fr. Jude Mili Mother, please help us with test, Pittsburgh A McKeesport Deliver or a round trip anywhere | 731-5412, 885-5870. For reservations at $5 call 343-5696. aid and piece of mind. Thank GROUPS: Plan now for f in U.S. Insured and references BAND/TRIO — For old time St. Paul Retreat House, South Side — Weekend retreat you D.D.w. your 1983 Tours. Com­ 486-3192. dancing. Anniversaries. Class for men, 6 p.m. to Sunday, 2:45 p.m. For reservations SUNDAY, NOV. 7 plete planning servlet | Reunions, Private Parties call 381-7676. THANK YOU - Almighty God. I CATERING A-l — Exp. over 25 Holiday & New Years Eve Jesus and St. Jude (or prayers I available. CaR for details. yrs. You provide the occasion & WPXI-TV, Channel 11 — Mass for shut-ins, 6:30 a.m. Bookings Avail. Call Chuck 521- St. Paul Cathedral High School, Oakland — Annual Fr. Robert Wolk, assistant diocesan chancellor, answered. For my mother's We are now a fully authorized I we'll provide the service. Your 7744. fall carnival, 5 to 10 p.m., school auditorium, 144 N. Travel Agency. Let us handle ail f I location or ours. 25 - 500persons. celebrant. Choir and congregation from St. Thomas good medical report. Please | Craig St. Ethnic foods, live entertainment, dinner and near our other petitions. T.S. your travel needs. Air/Cruses/ | I Call anytime, reasonable, 231- CELEBRATE — Your special More Church, Bethel Park. Mass interpreted for the Hotel Accomodations. 0947 amusements. THANK YOU - Dear Jesus. I occasion with music bv deaf. ETERNITY. Excellence in all Blue Army —Evening of recollection, St. Mary of Blessed Mother and St. Jude fori DO YOUR CARPETS - Look as types of music, call 487-4930 or Confraternity, Our Lady of Victory, Harwick — Salad prayers answered. Pleasel Watch for our 10th I clean as they should? Do as Mercy, Downtown, prayers at 6:30 p.m., Mass at 8 by 881-8276. smorgasbord card party, 6p.m., social hall. Donation, continue to hear my prayers. others have, get them clean now. Fr. Richard Seiler, rosary, procession and stations, B.A.B. Anniversary Specials! | Call Tom 341-3347______CLEO THE CLOWN - Whole­ $3.50. Tickets at the door. some Musical, Mirth, Magic, concluding with midnight Mass by Fr. Thomas Carey. THANK YOU - Jesus and I CALL US FOR FELICE FAVA HAIRSTYLING Christian Mothers, SS. Peter & Paul, East Liberty — Mime, Puppets, Participation. Worldwide Marriage Encounter — Weekend, Howard Blessed Mary for hearing an| GROUP SPECIALS — And regular cuts, reasonable Mini-bazaar and ham dinner, school hall. 130 Larimer answering our prayers. E.B.W. Surprises! 361-3265. Johnsons, Rt. 8, Gibsonia. For reservations call Bill TO EPCOT CENTER price for senior citizens. 11750 Ave., 1 to 6 p.m. Tickets, $4 for adults, $3 for children & S.L.W. Frankstown Rd. cross street "COMBO” - "THE GOD- and Ann Sullivan, 824-4917. J from Speedy Muffler. 241-9428 FATHERS” — Music for all, | under 10. For tickets call Rose Vento, 661-5105 and THANK YOU - St. Jude, St. 1 Debbie Cerchiaro, 361-0864. Anthony and all the Saints and] ALL AMITY TOURS I occasions, satisfaction for all SATURDAY, NOV. 6 I FLORIDA — When moving to ages. 761-4821. our Blessed Mother for the favor I RT. 51. PLEASANT HILLS I Florida or from Florida, small St. Edward, Blawnox — Flea market, 10a.m. to3p.m. St. James, Wilkinsburg — Organ recital by Homer granted me. Please continue to I ACROSS FROM EAT N PARK I or large amounts of furniture or answer my special prayers. Also bake sale. Wickline, 3 p.m., featuring works of four English 884-2707 882-2707 | personal belongs.. 343-1996. composers. THANK YOU - St. Jude fori Niid i Bull Call Utl GIFT OF MEMORIES - To St. Mary Magdalene, Homestead — Christmas prayers answered and divine I 884-2707 882-2707 ICheerish forever. De'coupaged DISCJOCKEY - With person­ bazaar, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., school gym, 127 E. 10th Ave. Padre Pio Prayer Group — Holy hour, 2 p.m., St. help. Please continue to help me I Chalir Bum Available. wedding, birth and anniv. ality & extensive record library- Also Sunday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Featuring hand-made Mary of Mercy, Downtown. Talk by Attorney and my family. E.J.S. I annoucements. Done tastefully of songs from the 30's - 80 s. crafts, bake sale, candy, refreshments and rigatoni Constance Cumby of Detroit, Mass at 3 p.m. by Fr. THANKS - To St. Jude fori I and reasonably on wood or tray Professional Entertainment for dinner on Sunday. Anthony Cipolla. everything past, present and 200 HELP 1693-9243. ______your next social, private or club future. And I beg for continued [ WANTED 1 HANDYMAN — All types home function. Weddings, Anniversa­ blessings for me and my family. ries, & Renunions a specialty. A.D. CARRIAGE HOUSE - Sewick repairs. Plumbing, heating, Book now for 82-83. S. & S. ley, part-time housekeeping and electrical. Cement & yard work. | production Assoc. 412-881-1024. THANKSGIVING - ToSt. Jude. yard work. In exchange for rent Very reasonable, prompt Blessed Mother lor prayers and util. Box 769. References | service^Jim 431-3026. DISCJOCKEY — Radio Exp. Teachers in rcommunity’ program answered. Please continue to] required. INSULATION — Carpentry, Professional sound system & I hear my prayers. L.R.K. light show. A complete mobile ¡ COMPANION - Elderly Paneling. Ceilings, Floors, Railings, Bathrooms, Storm unit. Records for everyone. Fifty teachers and administrators representing THANKSGIVING .^NovenalB woman. 8-5 daily. 882-9843. Reasonable & Honest. Oldies a Conducting the program will be two Jesuit priests, a St. Jude. O Holy St. Jude,' Windows, Aluminum Siding, seven diocesan high schools will be the first faculty layman and laywoman. Apostle and Martyr, great in OFFICE HELP NEEDED' Soffit & Fascia, Porches,» specialty. All Occasions. Sonny members here to participate in a new, off-campus in- Receptionist, typists, book-' 241-2212.______virtue and rich in miracles, near Sidewalks, Block, Brick, Stone, service program designed to develop the sense of keepers, file clerks, secretaries.' Cement Work, Roofing Gutters, When she announced that the diocese would offer kinsman to Jesus Christ. FOXFIRE — Large selection of | community among educators. Faithful intercessor of all who office trainees, etc. Male & Hauling, Fully insured. Free rock, standards, ethnic music, the program, Sister Ann said she asked for schools to female. Downton & Suburban' volunteer their participation. Of the 50 teachers invoke your special patronage in­ Est. 761-5538. 761-2301.______will add to any wedding, party, The teachers — representing Bishop Boyle High job openings. 30 day tree trial attending, 24 are men and 26 women. Six are priests, time of need, to you I have LEARN TO SING — Beautifully or club date. Reasonably priced School in Homestead, Quigley in Baden, St. Benedict recourse from the depth of my, period with pay. Kearney- Paul 462-4574. 15 are Religious and 31 are lay. heart and humbly beg to whom McDonough EM Call 391-,: and confidently. Private voice Academy in West View, Monongahela Valley Catholic God has given such great power 1071. lessons. Need help with church raVETHEXIUSIC-U LIKE BV cantors or choirs. Private or A DJ — Wedding St all types of; in Monongahela, and Canevin, North Catholic and "It’s a team of teachers working with other to come to my assistance. Help] SECRETARY — P.T. evenings ¡roup lessons available. Call Sacred Heart, all in Pittsburgh — will attend a teachers,” Sister Ann said. “ It's meant to be a me in my present and urgent parties at a reasonable price. 4-9 or weekends full time general >ister Mary Ann Mosses 578- Call Jerry Fink 884-6431. ‘Colloquium on the Ministry of Teaching" program dialogue, one to one, two to two, three to three.” petition, (n return I promise to] office experience. So. Hills area. 6252. Oct. 28-31 at the Heritage Reservation in Farmington, make your name known and Send resume to Box 770 this “HAVING AN AFFAIR” - “ There’s great need to develop community, a cause you to be invoked. Say: paper. MOVING — Call us first. Home Don't keep it a secret. For near Uniontown. three Our Fathers, three Hail apart, or offices. Reasonable musical entertainment at* community of faith,” Sr. Ann said. “ It can’t be done Marys and Glorias. Publication] WOMAN LIVE-IN - With2days anytime. 481-1826. weddings, parties, and The colloquium program was devised in 1979, Sister without teachers.” must be promised. St. Jude prays off, good home plus salary. To banquets. Call Ken Cook Trio Ann McManamon, assistant superintendent of for us and all who invoke your| care for arthritic woman 276- "PHOTOGRAPHY - Wedding] 279-6807. ; schools, said. It was a project of the Jesuit Secondary Among the topics are reflections and response, 4599 Viedo Recorded, Photo Candids, images of self, confidence and trust, and apostolic aid Amen. This Novena i! MAGIC AT IT’S FINEST - For Education Association, an organization of high considered by many to be very, Professional Studio Standards. spirituality. In addidtion to the dialogue sessions the .helpful. L.C.M. 38 5 WANTED 784-8454 all occasions. Booking now for schools operated by the order, to help in the spiritual Christmas. 781-7499. renewal of teachers. While the program has been facilitators and participants will use writing, TO BUY PHOTOGRAPHER - For alf reflection and prayer. occasions. Specialty weddings Sr MUSIC FOR weddings -> offered in non-Jesuit schools before, Sister Ann noted PREGNANT? c i i a t a ALL — Good used furniture wanted, kitchen sets, DR or BR portraits. Call JJ. “Tarr I Billy English Trio. $270 {Quartet1 that this will be the first time that the program will be Sister Anri said that participants will continue to Let'» talk about your options. Photographic. 828-9285 $340). We'll handle all your' offered a systemwide basis in any diocese. sets, I piece or entire home. Day special announcements: toast hold the dialogues back their schools. HOTLINE: (412)731-3420 766-5115, Eve. 761-4821. PHOTOGRAPHER - Some bridal dance, cake cutting, dates still available for HtEONANCY TESTING 331-4T00 I CASH — for oak furniture. throwing bouquet, ghrter. Call 520 PROFESSIONAL 808 Penn Avtnm, Downtown weddings. Home portraits, and ¡421-2081 _ * 600 HOME 600 HOME 810 RESORTS & 8-10 a m MWF 11.1 p.m. TTS Furnishing old home, not model portfolios by appoint­ SERVICES antique dealer. Call 361-6185. "ONE MAN IMPROVEMENTS IMPROVEMENTS Fraa and confldonMal information. ment. Great work at decent BAND"“ m r VACATION PROPERTY counwMng. pregnancy tasting, and prices. 241-8299. "COMBO” Music for all ¡LIONEL/AMERICAN FLYER,' occasions complete with organ INTERIOR/EXTERIOR PAINT Bathtubs Resurfaced IVES, BUDDY L - Trains. PLASTERING — New or old. accordian. & Bass sound all ING — 20 yrs. exp. ve Resurfacing old plaster, stucco. CHARLANE ¡ Save orar S1500 over new AUTUMN ALTCRNATtVCt TO Al ORTI ON INC, Collector will pay top dollar. Any Jeff 276-3954. reasonable. Insured. Free est 'tub Installation. age or condition. Electric orfl patching, blaster mold new or i—twf-— r n 673-5163. ; S P E C IA L ! | wind-up. 343-2690.______repaired. Free est. Insured. 822- ¡THEIDflFLOMCTf COMBO - 7552. Featuring male volcalist. MANOR J. T. & SON - Horn Guaranteed. $ 1 5 9 .9 5 Weekly, $140 improvements. Wall & ceme LIONEL. AMERICAN FLYER Weddings & Banquets our PORCELAIN Lowest of the Year' PREGNANT? SEWING MACHINE SERVICE specialty. For a variety of fine HOME work. All Types porch repair RESURFACING |& IVES TRAINS — Notre Dame — Factory trained serviceman. new & old drop ceilings And you didn't mearilo b€*£ I Alumnus will pay top dollar. Any music. Call 922-4394/367-8424. F O R T H E 327-1495 Located directly o.i the Reliable, guaranteed, all paneling, plastering. Comme Atlantic Ocean. Directly For a free pregnancy test and | condition anywhere. Collector. makes. No sale pitch, home and ’’TIRED OF HIGH E m tE ir: cial & Residential, interior confidential support Drew Bauer. 683-7591. 821-3389 ELDERLY Across the Street from St. industrial machines. Joe 882- BANDS?” — Want continuous NEAR MCKEESPORT HOSPITAL exterior painting. Free est. 921 Gabriel's Church. CALL BIRTHRIGHT 1988. non-stop music? Hire a DJ $100. 6830 after six or 745-3462. WALLPAPER & PAW nfttf- OLD CEDAR CHESTS - Call Chuck 761-1766 after 5 p.m. STATE LICENSED Interior and Exterior Painting Bedroom & Dining Room sets 6 2 1 - 1 9 8 8 WDOING INVITATIONS — aU For Information PAINTING —Ínter. A Ëxter Discount on all wall coverings Lone Palm Motel wanted. Paying up to $100 tor occasions, embossed or 520 Free Est. George Tracy 462- 740 N. Ocean Blvd. ' cedar chests any size or shape. PROFESSIONAL on Admlaalons Quality work. Fully guaranteed 4035. 381-7048. engraved, imprinted stationery PLEASE CALL reas, rates, free Est. 793-9269, Pompano Beach. Florida. 12 0 TOURS Also buying old gold jewelry napkins favors, missals SERVICES 793-8229. Haber Associates CaU Paul 279-0359, 242-0451. D iscount p ric e s. S h irle y raWOUNTXWT - Male exper- 802 SHARE 412-661-3434 ATLANTIC CITY - Nov. 26-28] Stationery Co. 421-4806 42...... or i421- , !ienced.------J - journals,------'ledgers] ' A HOME last call. We have 10 reservat­ OLD FURNITURE - China 2792 payrolls, tax reports. Desires 7 5 1 -9 5 1 3 PLASTERING — Free est ions left. For information 364- brass, copper, lamps, cut glass work per day 9-5, 421-9583. Patching specialty. Insured. FEMALE — To share home 4518. 766-3036 . 372-8459. $119 jewelry, wooden ice boxes, WEDBING PHOTOGRAPHY - Clean. Dan Jones 243-0969. ' FLORIDA $295 includes 72 proofs with 672-9011 Cook one meal in exchange for includes bus and motel. $60 stained glass, most any old RPD ASSOC. — Licensed PLASTERING — Patch Work. low rent. 421-8368 or793-1823 (St VACATION deposit required now. thing. For quick cash call me album, 24 8x10 in deluxe album. Private Home for the elderly Large or small. Also patching John's Convent ask tor Maggie) before you sell. Now conducting Also home portrait and model Cooked meals, color cable T V Better Than A Motet EPCOT — Sm. add. lee, Florida ,600 HOME cement, work, steps & walk House & Estate Sales! Dorothy portfolio 276-7244. 12 S. Freemont Ave. 761-7656 Serving S. Hills 35 yrs. Free est 803 SLEEPING Exclusive Ocean Village vacation Nov. 13-20. $219 room 279-0359. 242-0451. ' IM PROVEM ENTS Resort on Hutchison Island. meats, and free transportation Martin 831-0885. ROOM OLD STOCK CERTIFICATES JOB RESUMES B e lv e d e r e Residence" Beautifully furnished, 1 BR Betty 683-5180. CARPENTRY WORK - Wool' PROFESSIONAL WALL — Attractive Condo, sleeps 4. First Floor. — WriteP. VaranoP O Box2l93 IMPROVE t/mn, I sun Approved Ruirement Horn PAPERING — Shop at home Butler. PA 16001. List Company far Ambutitory 8 Comileicent .replacement windows, porches home, offering sleeping room for 3000 Private Beach, Sauna, kitchens, ceilings, doors Discounts on saintas & wall older responsiable woman Pool, Exquisite Resturant & CRÀWF0RD TOURS INC. name and date of certificates or Non A Wonea gamerooms, dry wall. South lapers. Free est. Call Dale wlH M r* you anywhoro send copy of certificates. » Supervisory Personnel reasonable. 341-1523. Lounge. Free Golf, Tennis Rills Area. Free estimates. 344 tedpath 461-8279. and maid service included. undar Urn Rainbow! FORMS Mrs. Rhode Lyons, R.N. PAYING — $500 and up for slot 1 24 Hour Nursing Cere 7444. PTUMBINfT - Paneling 804 RENTAL SERVICE Now through November $265 YOUTH GROUPS PO Bo* 1129. per week. Dec. thru Apr $400 machines. $200 & up for wooden McKeesport. Pa. 15132 ' Vtaioft A'»«?» Welcome , CEMENT - Brick work remodeling, fumance work 421 SENIOR CITIZEN GROUPS Indians, $100 & up for wooden 2147. . ROOMATE FINDER SER. - per week. For pictures, We provld* compivi* Sidwa’ks. Driveways, Porches iceboxes also wanted wicker Patios, Drywalu Basements Renters, your rent cut in */i. brochure or additional planning for your tour QUALITY PAINTING' Landlords, your home is your information. furniture, old clocks, toys, Furniture Repairs Garages. Free Est. Call Joe 262 Reasonable prices. Cali Vincent Rites & References available trains, old baby dolls, coin 5899. income. Ref. checked. Photo’s .CALL on request operated machines, cut glass, in your home Joseph 42,1-4107.______taken. Fee 341-5583. SMdittzig In 4 3 1 - 2 6 1 4 Office. CALL BILL Home depression glass and stain glass DISAPPEARING STAIR - RAW KEpAlrt£— PriceS for windows. Give us a call to see rHying 4 rtwaMIng springs Call people on fixed income. Mr. 443-6655 327-7030 Take advantage of that valuable what all we buy. Crafton EXPERIENCED REASONABLE 924-2191 storage space i t your attic. Bath Quigley,______683-2757 or 766-4088. Trading Post 10-5. Closed IMMEDIATE SERVICE fan get rid of Lie steam 823-2790 901 HOUSE PITTSBURGH'S 1 Tuesday and Sunday 922-4441. 9 6 3 - 7 6 6 5 ry ______your wails washed or painted at FOR SA LE BEDS * ENERGY S AVERS —Thermal] prices yo.i can afford. 241-5953. 9 0 0 ,0 0 0 WANTED TO BUY - Royal Replacement Windows, Glass- ST. THOMAS MORE PARISH - CATHOLIC ARE ' Doulton Figurines, mugs, etc. marni!— AVAILABLE block, Stomi Doors. Complete asph alt 3 $79.000 ASSUMABLE MORT­ SOMEONE Must be in perfect condition. Home Remodeling. One call Driveways, parking lots, GAGE at 9%-possible "second Call 366-0201 after 6 p.m. OF PITT8BUR6H FOR BOTH mortgage" available also SPECIAL. REACH ' 6886 Forward Ave. Sq. Hill does all. Free Est. John 373-3774 sidewalks & asphalt sealings! THEM THROUGH > WANTED — Old dolls and doll MEN IF WOMEN Serving the Greater Pittsburgh You can shout your msssagc charming two story colonial sit. clothes. Any condition, teddy HALL RENTAL GAMEROOMS — bathrooms Area. 462-3999 or 462-4245. on Cul-DeSac 3 large bed rms- THE PITTSBURGH [ ACCOMMODATES J in small intermediate care siding, sofit & fascia, roofs, and from the rooftops but a 2Vi bath- Family room on first bears, old tin toys, and trains. all phases of home remodeling, NG — Painting; bettor and inexpensive way .. _ CATHOLIC ! CASH. 881-7830 150-500 PEOPLE I nursing home in beautiful floor plus Gameroom- MANY Icountry setting in Cheapest price on new rools House Cleaning, window) la with an advertieement in EXTRAS. Call owner for appt. lo 242-399 1 I Southern Butler County. M&M Construction. 922-8014, cleaning, paper cleaning and inspect — 561-7317. One block to 922-8734.______replace window ropes, Grass tha Pittsburgh Catholic. 030 FUNERAL! DIRECTORS ¡(Valencia) new Light Rail Transit, shops cutting. Go anywhere. Free Call todiy lor details and schools. NO AGENTS ask CALL ADMINISTRATOR . fl^TOYK^AN DAN — ^peclafiz^ estimates. Call 481-5866. (or Mr. Smith. GAETANO’S ing in home repairs. Roofing, - 4 7 1 - 1 2 5 2 BANOUET HALL 4 898-1594 gutters & downspouts, chimney CATERING SERVICE pointing, carpentry. Free est R & B PAINTING ¡nsuretT 921-6077. Sonior Cit tzons Discount Your location or Ourt ' * » - • BEINHAUER 818 Broadway Ave. fiOM E CARE - remodeling, You tupply the paint I CLASSIFIED RATES McKees Rocks, PA. 15138 carpeting, painting, -Regular Rate H O M E F O R ~ general supply the labor 7 7 1-8 3 3 6 repair.air. Bob "6 g 464-0897 g f'‘ ~ 2 0 W O fd S , * . $ 3 .0 0 15C Ea additional w(Wj THE ELDERLY HOME REMODELING” Prepaid Rate Kitchens, Family Rooms, $18 p e r R oom ^SHOWER A WEDQJNG SMALL GROUP p e r c p A f 2 5 W o r d s . . . $ 3 .0 0 10C Ea additional word FAVORS Paneling, Carpentry, Painting. LOTS OF LOVE MINIMUM CHARGE $3.00 DEADLINE 11 AM Mori Q p t h n L and DECORATIONS All Kinds. Have your cellars, Professional Painter Must be Ambulatory attics, garages, cleaned. 8 years experience ' P AR TY TIM E 24 Hour Supervision Chimney pointing & Slushing. Call: 4 7 1 -1 2 5 2 Birthday Fsrors. Etc. in s u r e d MIKE FËINBÉRÈCr* REASONABLE INSULATED WINDOWS - THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC 120 Seventh St.. Pgh., Pa. 15222 Siding, roofing, soffit and fascia. FREE ESTIMATES 110 THIRD AVE., PGH., PA. 15222 Cer»0»*u«. PA 15199 7 8 7 - 1 8 4 1 Free est., senior citizen prices. 261-0490 120.903 Avaragt Weekly Circulation Call 561-1249 CALL 431-1454 f J Book review Pittsburgh Catholic. Friday. Oct. 29. 1982 — Page 15 'Beyond Abortion Teach in g as Jesu s slid

"Beyonci Abortion: The Theory adult. He has a mouth, lips, tongue government. The constitution of the A look at enrollment drop and Practice of the Secular State. ” and 20 buds for his mild teeth. His United States was the first time a Charles E. Rice. Franciscan Herald primitive skeletal system is government was created with only Press, 1979. 160 pages $5.25. developed by this time. By FR. HUGH J. LANG The total drop from 1960 to the current year is 63%; delegated and limited powers. Superintendent, a 45% loss of population on the secondary level and a By FR. STEVEN PALSA At 43 days brain waves can be "Divinity” would be the ultimate Diocesan schools 66% loss on the elementary level. The loss from 1960 law-giver according to Alexander It is safe to say that funding is the most serious through 1975 was 59%. Since 1975 the total loss has Parking spaces are scarce Hamilton. Later the philosophy of been 17%; 19% on the high school level and 16% on downtown these days. Sometimes it Locke placed reason in the place of problem public and non-public education faces today. Dollars have a priority in our society and the elementary level. The 1982-83 enrollment takes forever to find a space, revelation and there would be no indicates a 2.4 percent drop over the past year. especially at a parking garage. especially in our present economic circumstances. FR. STEVEN more reference to the law of God. Having reached the point of However, an equally serious problem is the M. PALSA The govevnment alone would now exasperation one recent day, I decide what is reasonable, lawful, substantial drop in population since 1960. Further evidence for the decrease in school finally found a garage with room. right or wrong. population is illustrated by the 49% drop in infant The scarcity of students adds to the cost of baptisms since 1960. Since 1960 infant baptisms in the After parking, I pushed the button Suppose you were a member of the education. In 1970 there were 51 million school Diocese of Pittsburgh have decreased by 49%; from for the elevator and the doors House of Representatives in 1996. children in the United States: in 1981 there were 44 25,185 in 1960 to 12,814 in 1981. The percentage of opened to show a full car going ‘ ‘up. ” The Geriatric Welfare Act is on the million, a drop of over 10 percent. Table A indicates decrease in baptisms from 1960 through 1975 was Most were women, most young. One At six weeks, the unborn floor for debate. It would subject to the loss of public and non-public school students child has recognizable fingers, 49% which compares with a loss of school population had an ashen color to her face. A death all aged Recipients of Social since 1970. The percentage on the table indicates the during that same period of 59%. The baptismal data man carried a wire basket of large knees, ankles, and toes. If you stroke Security whose lives are officially increase or decrease from the previous year. his lips, he will bend his body to one for the Diocese of Pittsburgh since 1960 appears in bottles. The doors closed. Then it hit found to be meaningless. How would Table C. me. side and make a quick back motion you argue against it? Table A with his arms. At eight weeks his They were on their way up to the brain is fully present, his stomach One approach would be positivism Elem . & Secondary Enrollment - Public and P rivate abortion clinic above the garage. secretes gastric juices and if you which affirms the validity of human 1970 projected thru 1988 Table C Date What an eerie feeling. How ironic tickle his nose he will flex his head law provided only that it be duly Elementary (K-8) Secondary (9-12) Baptisms — Diocese o f Pittsburgh that in the midst of the downtown backward away from the stimulus. enacted. The other is a natural law 1970 * Selected Years 1960 thru 1980 Renaissance (rebirth) thousands of At 10 weeks he feels pain and at 12 approach that affirms that there is 36,686.000 14,632,000 1971 36,088,000 —2% unborn babies would be deprived of weeks he will kick his legs, turn his in fact an objective moral order 15,116,000 4-3% 1972 35,569,000 —1% 15,216,000 4-1% Date No. baptized the right to be born and to live. feet and fan his toes, bend his wrists, within the range of human 1973 34,999,000 —2% 15,380,000 4-1% 1960 25,185 turn his head, squint and frown. At intelligence to which human 1974 34,584,000 The right-to-life movement has —1% 15,532.000 4-1% 1965 20.516 —199 20 weeks he will react to loud noises societies are bound. 1975 34,174,000 —1% 15,704,000 4-1% been called the issue of our time just and to his mother's voice. 1970 16,104 —229 as the abolition of slavery was the Our present problem is that with 1976 33,768,000 —1% 15,727,000 0 1977 1975 12,315 —249 issue in this country at the time of Dr. Rice gives the history of the secular state, no law is higher 32,951,000 —2% 15,720,000 0 1976 11,980 1978 32,061,000 —3% the Civil War. The struggle for the philosophy and government that has than the government’s and the —3% 15,628,000 —1% 1977 12,321 +3% 1979 31,376,000 —2% 15,245,000 —2% right to life continues without too led us to the present state of affairs majority may decide what is right or 1980 —1% 1978 12,176 —1% in his book, "Beyond Abortion." wrong. Dr. Rice sees a constitutio­ 30,974,000 14,797,000 —3% 1979 12,540 much notice despite the recent 1981 30,614,000 +3% events in Congress that led to the Ever since the Glorious Revolution nal admendment as the solution. —1% 14.298,000 —3% 1980 12,814 +2% 1982 30,217,000 —1% defeat of pro-life legislation. in England in 1688 that deposed "Beyond Abortion" is a worthwhile 13,808,000 —3% 1983 30,273,000 0 13,495,000 James II and established the book during this month of Respect —2% The facts of the case cannot be 1984 30.208,000 0 13,422,000 —1% The preceding information substantiates the supremacy of Parliament, western Life. It gives many good insights and 1985 30,257,000 0 13,496,000 4-1% seriousness of the decrease in the population. There forgotten. A child’s life begins at democracy has been gravitating to perspectives. The reader will be fertilization. At 18 days after 1986 30,675,000 +1% 13,402,000 —1% are, however, some cautiously optimistic signs that this situation. The law of Parliament able to connect other issues to the 1987 31,369,000 +2% 13,103,000 —2% have appeared which give indications that the conception, the unborn child’s heart was to be taken as the supreme rule. right-to-life movement. The book 1988 32.223,000 4-3% 12,667,000 —3% downward population trend is easing. starts to beat. At l/30th of an ounce gives motivation to be involved in at six weeks, the unborn has every The American revolution was the extremly important right-to-life (* Rounded off to first decimal place. internal organ he will have as an directed against this kind of movement. (Source: The Condition of Education, 1981 1. Since 1975 the drop in Catholic school Edition, P. 16, NCES population in the Diocese of Pittsburgh was 17%, Projection of Education Statistics to significantly less than in the previous 15 years. 1988-89, P. 17, NCES St. Louise tops Section I 2. Infant baptisms since 1975 have shown an NB: NCES is the National Center for Education increase of 3%, which verifies the increases Statistics. projected in the school population for 1986,1987 and St. Louise de Marillac, Upper St. record. Eighth grade members THE FIFT H annual Red and Gold In the Catholic elementary and secondary schools 1988 Clair, won the Section I varsity on the St. Colman team played on championship in the Catholic Grade all-star football game for the of the diocese, the drop has been more severe. Table an undefeated junior varsity team B provides enrollment statistics for Catholic schools School Football League with a 33-0 northern division of the Pittsburgh 3. The baptismal increases will hopefully reflect two years ago at the school. in the Diocese of Pittsburgh since 1960. The victory over St. Teresa, Perrysville. Catholic Diocesan Grade School on the statistics for the Catholic schools of the Football League will be played percentages indicate the decrease from the previous Diocese of Pittsburgh. Scoring touchdowns for the St. Louise won the Section I junior Wednesday, Nov. 10, at 7:30 p.m. at year. winners were Mike Costello, J.J. varsity title with a 14-8 win over St. the Lt. J.C'i Stone Field, North Park. Table B Walsh, Mike Thomas and Mark Teresa. Matt Chystek scored both There is no reason to expect that the school Elementary and Secondary Enrollment Fescko. touchdowns for the winners, running The game, sponsored by the population in the Diocese of Pitt°l'''rgh in 1982 of Diocese of Pittsburgh for one and throwing a touchdown Trojan Athletic Association, 46,776 will ever compare with the 368 of 1960. In varsity football action in Selected Years 1960 thru 1981 Section III, St. Pius X, Brookline, pass to teammate Jeff Hufnagle for features players from 14 Catholic There is reason to hope that within a few years our the other. schools in the North Hills. The Red school population will stabilize with an enrollment of defeated St. Francis Xavier, North Date Elementary Secondary Total Team, coached by Sam Commenda- 40,000 students. Side, 12-0. I960 112,099 18,269 130,368 tor, will have players from the 20,275 4-9% In Section III, Eric Stewart had 1965 105.129 —6% 125,404 -4% Larry Zacharias ran for a 45 yard following schools: St. Mary 1970 17,922 —12% 90,127 -28% touchdowns of five and 35 yards to 72,205 —31% touchdown and teammate Greg (Glenshaw), St. Bonaventure 1975 45.322 —37% 12,341 —31% 57,663 -36% There is a positive factor in the stabilization ol lead St. Pius X to a 16-8 win over St. (Glenshaw), St. Teresa (Perrys­ 1976 44.568 — 1% 12,174 —1% 56,742 -2% Catholic school enrollment. Catholic schools are Crooks ran for a four-yard Francis Xavier. Teammates touchdown for St. Pius X. ville), Nativity (North Side), 1977 43,434 —3% 11,655 —4% 55,089 -3% intended to be Christian communities in which the Bill Talerico and Steve Cottril 1978 41.400 —5% 11,093 —5% 52,493 -5% message of Jesus is taught and exemplified. In the same section, St. Stephen, shared a safety for St. Pius X. Annunication (North Side), St. 10,627 —4% —4% Athanasius (West View) and St. 1979 39,789 —4% 50,416 Reasonable class size enables the teacher to provide Hazelwood, defeated St. Bede, Point 1980 10,270 —3% 48,860 —3% Mary (Beaver Falls). The Gold 38,590 —3% quality education and to establish the climate in Breeze, 12-6. For St. Stephen, Dan 1981 10,016 —2% 47,940 —2% Team, coached by Rick Zack, will be 37,924 —2% which the student can grow in the understanding and Pander ran for a 25-yard touchdown 1982 37,037 9,739 —3% 46,776 —2% Chris Snyder scored both represented by players from St. —2% appreciation of the values of the gospel. and teammate Eric Armbruster touchdowns as St. Bede defeated St: scored on a 27-yard touchdown, both Stephen 14-0 in Section III junior Sebastian (Ross Township), St. talleys in the first quarter. For St. varsity play. 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Father Bruce Ritter I WISH I UNDERSTOOD IT BETTER

There’s a mystery and by now bug-eyed, slack-jawed staff person on gives 10% of his "income" to charity. He runs a low- here—in this story—of and counselling (that usually means comforting) it s duty and walked away. "God bless you,” he said. It class brothel yet he cares about runaway kids and grace and sin. I wish I came to $84.20. The next morning my staff told me the help of people like you that keeps us going We are people who help them. And, he wants very much to be your hands and heart and love for these kids That's understood it better what had happened. I was furious, I was outraged. I understood. than I do. Let me tell also laughed till I cried. Take it back, right away I what the Lord said. you what happened so said. Telmim no thanks. Thanks a lot, but no thanks— I can’t get that “God bless you" out of my mind. I Pray for us all the time, please We pray for you. you can try to under­ tell him we appreciate the thought but no thanks couldn t have said it back to him: the words would Pray for the guy across the street too. I wish I un­ stand it too. Thank him for sending the kids over though. have stuck in my throat. I hate what he does. I do my derstood it better. Please help our kids if you can. I never met him although he tried several times to best to close him down. But I have this awful suspi­ cion that he was sincere. I wouldn’t worry so much if see me, just dropping over, taking a chance I'd be in He owns and operates the newest and j I, too, want to extend my hands and heart andlovetol the Center. My staff tells me he’s a big man, inches he were clearly a flaming hypocrite. But that “God the homeless and runaway boys and girls Enclosed I raunchiest peep show and brothel in bless you’’...I think he really meant it. And my mind j is my contribution of I oyer six feet. A couple of times he sent over runaway to w n . girls too young to work for him, and once, a really sick reels and I can’t understand. $______I please print: I youngster. He owns and operates the newest and I know a lot about mixed motives. I’m the world's I raunchiest peep show and brothel in town just across I thought that was the end of it—just a bizarre inci­ expert on mixed motives—my own—trying to disen­ NAME:______I the street: beautiful girls—25 cents a look. Over a dent to add to the many hundreds of others. But he tangle the good from the evil, to unravel tne knotted dozen prostitutes work the place (average time with a came back the next day dressed in a beautiful white skein of the worthy and the unworthy, to pry loose the i ! I ADDRESS:______john is 7 to 20 minutes, for $20.00). The place is open sjlk suit, grabbed a broom to help Peter sweep the clutching impure fingers from the throat of my better 18 hours a day. sidewalks. “He didn’t have the right to do that, that self , the weeds keep growing with the wheat , and ! •CITY:------STATE:______| Last week about three in the morning he came over Priest. He didn't have the right to refuse a gift to God. I suddenly I am overwhelmed by my kinship with this again carrying a milk bottle filled with quarters, don’t hurt anybody. I’ve got four kids. I got to make a man, for we are both sinners hoping for the mercy of 17IP- 10/82, ! living. I cleaned up my place, made the girls stop God and His forgiveness. ------FJ j dimes and nickels. "This is for your kids,” he said. I - “We like what you’re doing. I’m in a bad business but I stealing and ripping off the johns. I go to church. I tithe. I gave the money to another church.” He went I Please send this coupon with your donation to: don't like kids getting hurt. We collected this money But that "God bless you’’...I think he from the girls and their johns for your kids." He hand­ back across the street, got into his gold Eldorado and really meant it. drove away. ¡COVENANT HOUSE 1 ed the milk bottle filled with money to Peter, the young I Father Bruce Ritter The more I thought about it, the more the inex­ I still can’t take his money—as the Scripture says: IP O. Box 2121 Father Bruce Ritter, 0FM Conv.. is the founder and Presi­ plicable mystery of sin and grace and love, of lying “The sacrifice of an offering unjustly acquired is a j Times Square Station dent of Covenant House/UNDER 21, which operates crisis and caring, oppressed and obsessed me. I think he m ockery: the gifts of impious men are ¡New York, NY 10108 centers for homeless and runaway boys and girls all o ver tried to do a good thing: Yet what he does across the the country. unacceptable"—even though 95 more kids came in I i street is clearly evil. "God bless you,” he said. He yesterday. And 72 of them needed a bed: the rest, food iJJecause the_stree_t_ is_N0 PLACE_F0R ACHILDj V Page 16 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, Oct. 29,1982 Movie review

Saturday m orning TV (Monsignor9 called garbage

"": A Frank Yablans/ humorous to hear cardinals, bishops David Nieven Jr. production. A film and priests use obscene witticisms by Frank Perry. in the sacred halls of the Vatican as Christopher Reeve Fr. John if it were cute to hear priests talk Flaherty/Lieu tenant F in n e g a n dirty. Just as the perfect priests and By JAMES BRE1G repopulated by mutants, humans and wizards. Fr. Peter Genevieve B u jo ld . Clara sisters of the movies of the 40s and Horton I left my four-year-old daughter with a baby-sitter Perhaps the NBC program entitled “ The Kids Fernando Rey — Cardinal Santonl 50s were unbelievable, these totally last week and the sitter explained to her how plants Super Power Hour with Shazam” encapsules what Jason Miller Don Appolonl corrupt characters are disgustingly can be monstrous man-eaters out to gobble little Saturday morning TV is like. The title says it all. The Joe Cortese______Lordo Varese unrealistic. Yes, the Church has children, how outer space is filled with evil villains show includes live performers — teenagers dressed Adoto Celi------Cardinal Vinci sinners and yes, priests and nuns do intent on destroying the earth, and how humans can up like superheroes who then turn up in the cartoons. Tomas Milian______Francisco sin, but why are we so obsessed with fall a thousand feet through the air and land, unhurt, airing our dirty laundry? on the smallest of targets. It is obvious that the creators of these shows liked Based upon the book byJack Vatican finance. OnceSantoni turns "Star Wars.” A lot. They liked the music, the space Alain Leger. the books over to Flaherty, the soon- Christopher Reeve, so desperate So when my daughter starts to fear veggies, to ships, the creatures and the massive, looming, evil Screenplay by Abraham Polonsky stare anxiously at the heavens and to contemplate to-be-monsignor solves the Vatican to shed his "Superman” image, has presence of Darth Vader. It all turns up, only slightly and Wendell Mayes. cash-flow problems by entering the leaping out of third-story windows, I’ll know who tO' altered, on these shows. fallen into another disaster, a blame. Music by John Williams. black market through his long-time talentless and emotionless IF YOU think your little ones are watching Directed by Frank Perry. Rated R. friend Varese and his associate, performance looking and behaving From 20th Century-Fox. Me. Not the sitter, because the sitter was my harmless cartoons about a mouse getting chased by Mafia don Appolini. as an altar boy gone sour. Genevieve surrogate: Saturday morning TV. Like millions of a cat, you'd best get up in the morning, rub the sleep Bujold, once a distinguished other parents, I routinely abandon my children to dramatic actress, is old, tired and from your eyes and get to know creatures like By FR. W. P ETER HORTON FINANCIAL PROBLEMS Saturday morning cartoon shows while I catch a few Mysterio and Uglor. These are caped, winged, frog­ resolved, young Monsignor emotionless in a drab part. The rest Z's. I assume she is watching cute little cartoon faced, death-dealing monstrosities bent on mass Forgive us, Father, we have of the cast simply performs the figures like Bugs Bunny and the Smurfs. I didn’t Flaherty turns to love, establishing murder. sinned. We made a film about a a relationship with Carmelite function of filling up space on the know about the monsters and the laser guns. soldier and black marketeer, a film postulant, Clara, after only one brief screen trying to make the best of a Arrayed against them are Spiderman, Space about a cheap love affair and accidental meeting. Quickly rising badly composed screenplay. Only So I decided to watch a few weekends of shows with Ghost, Space Ace. Teen Force, Molecu-Lad — and her. I saw 1 1 programs (and countless commercials deception, a film about corruption to the echelon of Vatican the score by John Williams has any the Fonz. That’s right, ABC specializes in turning and dirty politics, a film about a government, Monsignor’s world merit, and it is a shame he wasted for cereals, chewing gum, Atari, stunt cars and prime time programs, like "Happy Days ’’ something called Castle Grayskuil). priest and the Church, and we have falls apart when he is recognized by his time on such a project as this. "Laverne and Shirley," and "Mork and Mindy" into done it all in poor taste. Clara at a Vatican liturgy. She IN RECENT years, the networks — under cartoon programs. Gary Coleman of "D iff’rent leaves, but pesty Francisco, an aide Strokes" has also been transferred to Saturday a.m. pressure from viewers, Congress and groups like All of the sudden, there is a rush to of Cardinal Vinci, will not go away UNLIKE LAST YEAR’S "True Action for Children's Television — have adopted but he turns up as an angel trying to win his right to Cardinals, Flaherty and Francisco Confessions", a film which also become a human (huh?). tell the sins of the Church, a human some rules about commercials on Saturday a.m. TV. institution guided by the grace of the square off in criminal allegations of handled a seamier view of Church They clearly label them as separate from the show The hot new one for the Fall is Pac-Man, a rolling Htjly Spirit, an institution that has finance that threaten to send the life, "Monsignor” has no substance. eliminated spots for medicines (like vitamins), cut "Monsignor ’ is shabby sensation­ fellow with a large mouth. He has rolled off the video failings as its strives to reach the Vatican banks to disgrace and ruin. back on candy ads and check them all for accuracy. game screens into his own series. Munch, munch. perfection of the Kingdom of God. A convoluted plot told in the most alism encased in a shameless If the ad shows a toy zooming through the air, it had Since Andrew Greeley awakened us offensive possible way, "Mon- display of gross injustice and insipid better deliver the goods in real life, too. SOME SILLY shows remain, starring Richie Rich to the fact that priests do sin, Frank signor” is a disgraceful attack on taste. Someday, maybe, some­ for instance, or Scoobie Doo. But the dominant Perry has decided to visualize our the Church, a lopsided view of the where, someone will make a film of What about the programs? If your neighborhood is theme is dominance of the earth by cretins from power and grace that is true to the peopled with caped crusaders and frog-faced imaginative conceptions. The Vatican. "Monsignor” standsasone outer space. As the narrator on "Thundarr” says, resulting "Monsignor” is a trashy of the worst films of the year , not Church, presenting it as the dictators, then your child will feel right at home it’s a world of “ savagery, super science and struggling Body of Christ, a body watching Saturday morning cartoons. portrait of ecclesial sin ac­ only in subject material, but in sorcery." complished with the utmost in poor production values as well. made up of both sinners and saints. taste. Take ABC’s ’ ’Superfriends, ’' starring Superman, By the way, if you are worried about minority Wonder Woman, Batman and Robin, Aquaman groups, women, blacks and Orientals all get an equal The most dramatic moments of "Monsignor" does nothing for the Black Vulcan, and Apache Chief. Each of them can shot at looking stupid in leotards. Christopher Reeve portrays Fr. fly, shoot rays from his fingers turn invisible or the film are handled so clumsily that Church, the sisterhood or John Flaherty, an army chaplain they immediately become priesthood, nothing but reduce it all perform some other feat of superior intellectual or After my experience, I would recommend that you who violates the Geneva Convention physical prowess. give a look at_what your children are watching on laughable. The climactic con­ to mockery. ’ ’Monsignor” is by leading a counterattack in World fession, which the preview builds up offensive, not only to members of the IT WAS during this show that a man-eating tomato Saturdays. You might want to see some limits on War II, a young priest sent to Rome time spent viewing and which programs get viewed. so, becomes mere comic relief, a Church, but to any believer and any emerged as a result of some tinkering by a scientist to work at the Vatican. scene mishandled with disrespect person with a sense of dignity and with a reducing ray. And you might want to start explaining reality for the sacrament and human pride. The makers of "The Other versus hyper-space to your young ones, letting them emotions. The affair between the Side of Midnight” and "Mommie With skills in finance, he attaches How about "Thundarr the Barbarian,1’ another know that the world is safe from Martian aggression. priest and the postulant is so Dearest" have sunk to new low in ABC show. According to the prologue, earth was himself to Cardinal Santoni, the unbelievable that people laughed "Monsignor", a totally offensive reduced to rubble as a result of a 1994 "cosmic There is enough paranoia in the world without second most powerful cardinal in through the whole thing. The piece of garbage, an offensive cataclysm. Two thousand years later, the world is cartoons fomenting more. the curia, and the man in charge of audience actually found it terribly display of gutter mentality.

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