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Pope Tells Why He Can't Visit Philippines This Year Message Of THE VOICE P.O. Box 10S9, Miami 38. Flo. Return Requested TtuTVOICE Weekly Publication of the Diocese of Miami Covering the 16 Counties of South Florida VOL. VIC, NO. 6 Price $5 a year . 15 cents a copy APRIL 23, 1965 The Oil Of The Infirm Is Consecrated By Bishop Coleman F. Carroll During Concelebrated Pontifical Mass Of The Holy Chrism On Holy Thursday (Other Pictures On Pages 2, 3 And 5) Pope Tells Why He Can't Message Of Resurrection Visit Philippines This Year Is Optimism, Pope States MANILA (NO — Pope Paul tered the traditions and truths (Text Of Pope's Easter to bring remedies to the recur- cited international tension as brought; to them by the first Message; Page 4) rent ills of mankind." one reason why he cannot visit evangelizers, and made them His speech, delivered from a VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope the Philippines this year. fructify in numerous social and balcony overlooking a crowd of Paul VI, speaking on Easter to educational institutions and in more than 100,000 people who He added that preparations all Catholics, all Christians and had b-aved rain to attend his the fervent Christian life of the all men of good will, said that for the fourth session of the people. Mass in St. Peter's square, ecumenical council also prevent optimism is the message of the brought the mystery of the Res- Resurrection. him from coming here to take "Divine Providence may in- urrection to bear on the prob- part in the observances mark- deed, we pray, enable us one "Optimism will prevail," the lems of modern man. ing the 4OOth anniversary of day to visit your great coun- Pope declared. "Such a positive, optimistic the introduction of Christianity try. For some time to come, viewpoint, drawn from the mys- The Pope also made what tery of the risen life, throws in this Far Eastern nation. however, it will not be possible was generally regarded as a POPE'S LETTER for us to do so. into clear relief not only the veiled appeal for an end to the world outside man but the world The Pope gave his reasons "The great preparatory work fighting in Viet Nam. He said: within him — his own heart and in a letter to President Dios- for the forthcoming session of "May the day come on which soul," the Pope said. dado Macapagal, who had in- the Second Vatican Council, the discords among peoples will "There can be no doubt that vited him to come here. Dated which is to be the last and be resolved, not with the force the heart of man, especially the Feb. 15 but not released until most important, with the most of arms but rather in the light heart of contemporary man, is April 14, the letter said: lasting effects on the life and of reasonable negotiations. And reaching out for life, for growth, history of the Church, keeps let every war and guerrilla for fullness of knowledge and "Nothing could give us great- us continually occupied. operation give way to construc- possession, for the power to er pleasure than to see for our- tive collaboration which is mu- will and to enjoy, for achieve- self the magnificent flowering "Moreover, the present inter- tual and fraternal. ment of happiness." liholicism which has taken national situation, so full of ten- "And may the day come on But the Pope asserted that !§§e (in the Philippines). The sion and peril, makes it inop- which the prodigious energies of man's restless search for hap- sole bastion of Christianity in portune for us to teave this POPE PAUL VI is seen as he delivered his Easter message progress will be employed to piness "stirs up in his heart the Far East, the Philippines center of our apostolic minis- from the balcony of St. Peter's Basilica after celebrating Mass satisfy the world's hunger and feelings of desolation, distress, have always cherished and fos- try and responsibility." facing an estimated 100,000 people in the square. to educate future generations, {Continued on Page 4) Cuba's Holy Week Bishop Carroll To Represent Catholicism Called I Pope Paul NamesThree New Reports Conflict Hope Against Reds \ A Cuban exile group in Mi- Hierarchy At Brazil Rite CINCINNATI (NO — A Bud- Bishops For United States ami has noted a sharp differ- dhist diplomat-journalist de- ence between the local Havana Representing the American dent of Serra International, de- WASHINGTON (NO — Pope iliary to Bishop Joseph Mueller clared here that "the only hope radio reportage of Holy Week hierarchy, Bishop Coleman F. voted to the promotion of voca- Paul VI has made the following of Sioux City. Carroll will head a delegation tions to the diocesan priesthood. for the world against commu- appointments to the hierarchy ceremonies and Havana's short Msgr. Edward A. McCarthy, wave reports for foreign audi- representing U. S. Catholics at More than half a million dol- nism is the Catholic Church." in the United States: the May 2 inauguration of a secretary to Archbishop Karl ences. lars from mission funds collect- Msgr. Cyril J. Vogel, vicar key regional seminary in Re- Tran Van Dinh, former act- J. Alter of Cincinnati, has been ed in the United States were general of the diocese of Greens- While the shortwave broad- cife, chief city of the poverty- ing ambassador from Vietnam named Titular Bishop of Tamas- assigned to construction of the burg, in Pennsylvania, has been casts reported on religious serv- stricken northeastern region of to the U.S., told an Xavier Uni- cani and Auxiliary to Archbish- ices in both Catholic and Prot- seminary by the Vatican's Pon- named Bishop of Salina, Kans. Brazil. tifical Commission for Latin versity forum audience that his op Alter. estant churches, the group Msgr. Frank Greteman, pas- America. nation's war against the Viet The appointments were an- said, "Holy Week was not men- The Bishop will be accompa- tor of Holy Spirit church, Car- nounced here by Archbishop Eg- tioned even once by the Ha- nied by Joseph M. Fitzgerald, Father John W. Stafford, Cong "cannot be won with the roll, Iowa, has been named Titu- vana's local radio." K.S.G., of Miami, vice presi- (Continued on Page 12) present strategy." lar Bishop of Vissalsa and Aux- (Continued on Page 12) •« * J^CCLESIASTICAL procession of concelebrants of the Mass of the Holy Chrism preceded Bishop Coleman F. Carroll into St. Voice Photos Rose of Lima Church, scene of the historic rites on Holy Thurs- day. Specialty Constructed Altar Was Erected In Sanctuary For Concelebration By Bishop And 18 Priests Bishop Coleman F. Carroll Speaks To Large Congregation Following Mass Of The Holy Chrism Bishop Carroll Gives Blessing To Congregation Oils To Be Consecrated Were Carried Into Sanctuary By Vested Priests The Bishop Breathes In The Form Of A Cross Over The Vessel Of Oil Father Connaughton Presents Oil Of Catechumens Peruvian Balsam And Oil Mixture Poured Into Vessel Balsam Is Mixed With Sacred Chrism By Bishop Page 2 April 23, 1965 THE VOfCE Miami, Florida First Concelebrated Mass In Diocese Of Miami ,.. _ """.'^JnL^-ik " Wi'?i?^*js(# ;.r •••«;•* •.-.,. ...... •'"..•..• ,... """ ""• '" •'-'''• Eighteen Diocese Of Miami Prieste Concelebrated Mass Of The Holy Chrism With Bishop Coleman F. Carr oil On Holy Thursday In St. Rose Of Lima Church April 23, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 3 GREETSALLWHOMEUE¥EIN THE RISEN JESUS Text Of Pope Paul's Easter Message VATICAN CITY (NO — The resigned acceptance of suffer- Such a positive, optimistic is the spirit which raises up following is a translation of the ing, of the value of renuncia- viewpoint, drawn from the mys- out of this temporal city of man Easter message of Pope Paul tion and sacrifice. It is a lesson tery of the risen life, throws the timeless city of God, in this VI: which but prepares us for the into clear relief not only the very way giving life to our crowning and triumph lesson of world exterior to man, but also present ideals and strivings Venerable brothers, beloved victory and of life — the mes- the world within — his own toward unity and universality, sons and daughters of Catholic sage of today's feast, the mes- heart and soul. toward freedom tempered by Rome, faithful children of the sage of the Resurrection. wisdom and a concern for what Church throughout the world, we OPTIMISM WILL PREVAIL There can be no doubt that is right and good, toward an ask you to rejoice today. Optimism will prevail. At the the heart of man, especially ever-growing practice of justice, the heart of contemporary man, We extend the same glad end of human existence, life toward a charity that is always is reaching out for life, for greeting also to those Christians is held out to all who wish for effective. growth, for the fulness of among you who, though sep- it. Happiness exists and can knowledge and possession, for arated from us, nonetheless are be achieved. The perfection Oh let us then reaffirm to the the power to will and to enjoy, united with us in our belief in of our being, accomplished in world the message of paschal for the achievement of happi- the risen Jesus. With equal af- the highest possible degree, en- joy — not just an announce- ness. fection we address all people riched even beyond its natural ment, but a wish; not just a wish, but a prophecy; the de- of good will, whoever they may capacity — the light of glory, Similarly, there can be no be, who are now listening to our as it is called by those who sire, at least, and by its very doubt that this very striving strength and intensity the prel- Easter message.
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