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Charismatics Reminded: 'Must Have Joy in Life' ^VOICE VOL. XIX No. 3 PRICE 25c MARCH 25, 1977 .*"*" Religious leaders endorse program on grain reserves By JIM CASTELLI WASHINGTON- (NC)-Thirty-five prominent religious leaders have asked Congress and the Carter Ad- ministration to back a plan which would establish a 35- million-metric-ton grain reserve system within the United States. The reserve would be a first step toward the establish- ment of an international system of grain reserves designed to prevent widespread famine in the event of crop failures or other disasters. The reserve system would also assureU.S. farmers of a reasonable return on their investment and assure consumers of stable food prices, the religious leaders said. The 35 leaders issued their statement on grain reserves in a message to President Jimmy Carter and in testimony before the Senate Agriculture Committee which is con- sidering a comprehensive farm bill. THE STATEMENT and testimony were coordinated through Bread for the World,a New York-based Christian citizens lobby concerned with world hunger. Statement signers included Archbishop Joseph Ber- nardin of Cincinnati, president of the National Conference of Time for everyone: Archbishop Edward Renewal for South Florida Prayer Groups Catholic Bishops (NCCB); Cardinal Terence Cooke of New A. McCarthy gives a warm greeting and with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David York; the Rev. Billy Graham, evangelist, Holy Cross Father gets loving smile from Melissa Gibson, Gibson. Theodorg Hesburgh, president of the University of Notre three-years-old, who attended the Day of Dame; the Rev. Eugene Carson Blake, president of Bread for the World and former president of the World Coundil of Churches, and Archbishop Iakovap, primate of the Greek Orthodox Church of the Americas. Charismatics reminded: The congressional testimony was presented by three of the signers —Bishop James Rausch, NCCB general secretary; Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum, director of interreligious 'Must have joy in life' affairs for the America Jewish Committee, and William From as far away as like John the XXIII. The Holy Church today and now he Thompson, stated clerk of the United Presbyterian Church Naples and Key West, people Spirit is calling for that kind of saw them reflecting the reality and president of the National Council of Churches. arrived at Barry College in joy. The Holy Spirit calls us to of the Trinity. They were accompanied by Warren Henegar, a Monroe Miami for a Day of Renewal for a freer, more spontaneous He pointed out how County, Ind., farmer and Bread for the World board member, South Florida Prayer Groups. reflection in our spiritual life." Marriage Encounter centers on and several clergy and lay persons from farm states. The college chapel was In discussing the role of God the Father; on how the The religious leaders' statement said: filled to overflowing capacity as prayer in a Christian's life, Cursillo helps us to rediscover "The 1974 World Food Conference, recognizing the need celebration of the Eucharist Archbishop McCarthy noted and deepen our relationship for world food security, called for the establishment of a began with Coadjutor Arch- that, "The Spirit of the Church with God the Son; and how the reserve composed of nationally held food stocks, the use of bishop Edward A. McCarthy today urges that our prayer Charismatic Renewal helps us which would be coordinated internationally. as principle celebrant. Amidst a really come from our heart; to rediscover our 365-day a year "THE UNITED STATES, along with other nations great deal of joyful singing and encourages us to have para- Pentecost. The Holy Spirit, he represented at that conference, committed itself to such a a great many joyful faces, liturgical prayer services. continued, didn't come upon reserve. But we have not yet acted." Archbishop McCarthy "Again, I compliment you the Church just once 2,000 "The time to build surpluses is now, when surpluses are delivered the homily —on joy. for developing your private years ago but continues to large," the statement said. "The Holy Spirit gives us prayer life." come to the Church even today. The Bread for the World plan would work this way: many gifts and one of them is He added, "The Holy Archbishop McCarthy said The government would establish two basic grain 'oy,"the Archbishop said. "We Spirit is calling us to be more he saw the Charismatic reserves. The major reserve would total 25 million metric must have joy in our life. If we sincere, more genuine about our movement not as being a tons, with two-thirds owned by farmers and one-third by the art! going to really have the prayer life." government. Even the government-owned reserves would be devisive one but as one stored—at government expense—by farmers. vision of being a Christian, we Archbishop McCarthy bringing the Church together, have to have joy. talked about what he called the strengthening the Body of The reserve would be used only if grain prices moved "We have to have faces. three great movements in the (Continued on Page 4) above or below a certain level. 79 Sisters celebrate jubilees Two Sisters will observe Archdiocesan Hall. diamond jubilees; six nuns will Observing diamond celebrate golden jubilees; and jubilees are Sister Corinne 11 other Religious will mark O'Connor. O.P., Rosarian Classified 24 silver anniversaries during 11 Cultural Arts .. .20 Academy; and Sister Therese Editorial 6 a.m. Mass on Saturday, March Sr. Corinne Sr. Therese O'Hare, O.P., Cardinal It's a Date.. 18, 19 26 in St. Mary Cathedral. Newman Convent, both in Know Your Archbishop Coleman F. West Palm Beach. Faith 13 Movies & TV... 21 Carroll will be the principal Golden jubilarians include Prayers 16 celebrant of the Mass for the Sister M. Thomasella, Spanish 25,28 Sisters who are engaged in S.S.N.D., Blessed Trinity Walsh 7 various apostolates including agricultural farm workers in the a scroll of recognition and a Convent, Miami Springs; Youth 22 education, retreats, pastoral Archdiocese of Miami. gift from Archbishop Carroll. A Sister M. Thecla Fleckenstein, care, nursing, and work among Each jubilarian will receive luncheon will follow in the (Continued on Page 2) 19 local Sisters will celebrate jubilees (Continued from Page 1) She was formerly a R.S.M., Holy Cross Hospital member of the faculty at Convent, Fort Lauderdale; Catholic University of Ponce, Sister Agnes Cecile Pren- P.R., an extension of Catholic dergast, O.P., St. Anthony University of America. Convent, Fort Lauderdale; Sister Lucian Walsh, O.S.F., SISTER M. THOMASELLA, St. Francis Hospital; Sister S.S.N.D. Mary Dorothea Harris, S.S.J., A member of the faculty at SS. Peter and Paul Convent; N and Sister Eloise C. Daly, O.P., Blessed Trinity School, MiamiM ' J Archdiocesan Catechetical Springs, for the past five years,^ j^ jj Sister Thomasella was formerly Sr. Thomasetla Sr. Thecla Center, Miami. a member of faculties at schools Dorothea Sr. Eloise Celebrating 25 years as in New York City, Rochester, 1947 to 1959 principal of Dept. at St. Francis Hospital, schools administered by her Religious are Sister Franz Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Corpus Christi School. Miami Beach. order in Jacksonville, St. Lang, O.P., Barry College; Baltimore. She traveled from Miami Augustine, Orlando, Winter Sister Angela, O.P., Dominican Sister is a member of the to Kingston, Jamaica, in 1959 SISTER MARY Haven, and West Palm Beach. Retreat House, Kendall; Sister Baltimore Province of the to become superior at Im- DOROTHEA, S.S.J. Sister Mary Dorothea Jeannine Holway, O.P., OurSchool Sisters of Notre Dame. maculate Conception convent. Sister Mary Dorothea is a presently resides at SS. Peter Lady Queen of Martyrs School, And then returned to Florida to native of the Bahamas who has and Paul Convent, Miami. Fort Lauderdale; Sister M. SISTER M. THECLA, R.S.M. serve as first provincial of' St. spent her 50 years as a Sister of Grace Therese, O. Carm, The A native of Germany who Joseph Province of the St. Joseph of St. Augustine Pennsylvania, West Palm came to this country in 1922, Franciscan Sisters of Allegany, teaching in various areas of SISTER ELOISE O.P. Beach; Sister Teresa Mary Sister Thecla entered the N.Y. with headquarters in Florida. Now director of the Arch- Clarkson, S.S.C., St. Clement Sisters of Mercy in 1925 and Tampa. diocese of Miami Catechetical School, Fort Lauderdale; Sister professed final vows in 1927. Sister Lucian has a Graduated from the Center and a staff member of Maria A. Cartaya, R.F., St. After studying at Mt. bachelor's degree from Barry University of Florida, Sister the Religious Education-CCD Jerome School, Fort Mercy College, Pittsburgh, she College, a master's degree also attended Catholic Office, Sister Eloise was for- Lauderdale; Sister Margaret taught German and literature earned at Fordham University University of America. She merly known as Sister Rose Victor Keller, S.S.J., St. there and completed studies for with extension courses from St. taught for 10 years at Gesu Edwina. Juliana School, West Palm a Ph.D. in 1942 at the Bonaventure University in School in downtown Miami and A native of Macon, Ga. she Beach; Sister Mary Cabrini University of Pittsburgh. Post Scripture and theology. at SS. Peter and Paul School taught language in schools Stabile, O.L.C., St. Joseph graduate studies took her to Presently Sister Lucian is for 15 years. She was also a staffed by Adrian Dominican Residence, Fort Lauderdale; Purdue U. and Catholic a member of the Pastoral Care member of the faculties at Sisters in Florida, Michigan, Sister Veronica Marie, University of America. In S.S.N.D., East Coast Migrant addition she was chairperson of Work, Belle Glade; Sister the Modern Language Dept.
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