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VOL. II NO. 19 Price $5 a year ... IS cents a copy JULY 29, 1960 331.668 CATHOLICS IN DIOCESE Final Results Of Census In 16 Counties Revealed Catholic population of the Diocese of Miami is 331,668. That is the resounding figure revealed by t h e first diocese-wide census conducted by 20,000 enumerators who made personal calls at every home in the 16 counties of South Florida. The 331,668 total represents every baptized Catholic — men; women and children — in the 70 parishes of the Diocese. It is no estimated statistic, but rather an actual person-by-person count. Catholic The 331,668 Catholics represent 19.1 per cent of the total 1,742,565 population, as de- Population termined by the recent Federal census, of the 16 counties which make up the Diocese of Miami. Highlights Erected Aug. 13, 1958, and the youngest dio- So cese in the United States, the Diocese,of Miami was Following are some high- described as the fastest growing in t h e Official lights compiled from the first Catholic Directory for 1960. The total Catholic population in this country was given as 40,871,302. census report of the Diocese of Miami: 20,000 Took Census Total number of Catholics — Final and official results of the Catholic cen- Born and Converted — 331,668. sus were announced this week by Bishop Coleman DIVISION BY SEX Photo F. Carroll. He released the figures after studying a Total Males BISHOP Coleman F. Carroll receives report on Men, and at right is Father Lamar J. Geuovar, comprehensive report submitted to him by the Mi- 157,777 (48.6%) diocesan census from Richard B. Roberts, Jr., census moderator. In the center is Landon G. ami Diocesan Council of Catholic Men which con-, Total Females 173,891 (52.4%) ducted the census at his direction. census chairman*. At left is C. Clyde Atkins, Haynes, vice president of the First Research AGE GROUPS president of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Corporation which rendered technical assistance. The report was made three months after the census actually got under way. Father Under Six years 41,992 (12.7%) Lamar J. Genovar> moderator of t h e DCCM, From Six to 12 RESEARCH ANALYST EXPLAINS: was in charge. He was assisted by Clyde At- 58,457 (17.6%) kins, DCCM president, and Richard B. Roberts, From 14 to 17 21,136 (6.4%) census chairman. From 18 to 21 14,104 (4.3%) Census Checked Scientifically Technical direction was supervised by Landon From 22 to 30 29,476 (8.9%) G. Haynes, vice president of the First Research From 31 to 44 66,338 (20.0%) From 45 to 64 By LANDON G. HAYNES the role of priorities of eccle- telligent function of manage- Corp., which conducted all statistical evaluation of 69,210 (20.8%) Vice President siastical attention, all these are ment. It is now our privilege to the tremendous amount of information, supplied by 65 and Over 30,955 (9.3%) the 20,000 enumerators as a result of their personal First Research Corporation dependent on the accumulation serve the Diocese of Miami. MARITAL STATUS of vast amounts of information, QUESTIONS ASKED calls at every home in South Florida's 16 counties. The year 1960 is a census accurately developed and logic- Single 151,724 (45.7%) year. The U.S. Bureau of the Bishop Coleman F. Carroll ally presented. Bishop Thanks Volunteers 159,457 (48.1%) Census made its regular ten- had asked on many occasion Married year census report. Many firms First Research Corporation "how many?" and "where?". Father Genovar told Bishop Carroll that he Widowed 15,519 (4.7%) How many Catholics are there and many individuals, statisti- for the last decade has been considered the census to be the most complete, HOME OWNERSHIP cians and economists alike, have acting as consultant to the in the Diocese of Miami and most comprehensive and most accurate ever made been making projections or business and industrial com- where are they located? What by any Diocese. Own Home 87,028(73.8%) workable guesses as to what the munity. Over the years, it has are the problems of concentra- "The final figures hold up a mirror before Rent Home 30,969 (26.2%) population of the U.S. might-be. developed the basic skills nec- tion of the Catholic population? the Diocese of Miami," the moderator said, essary to plan and organize and how can we find them and "and we now have before us a true picture of (School population and These were necessary for projects on which manage- report them? its size, its people, its assets and its needs." other statistics will de an- business activity, in order to ment decisions involving mil- From time to time, the Bish- Bishop Carroll expressed his profound grati- nounced next week.) know how many customers a lions of dollars are made. tude to everyone who had played a part in the .tak- plant had, how many units of op had received educated guess- es and projections. He had in- ing of the census. He declared: .. • • ' particular product could be Such well-known concerns as "Never have I known of a greater service ren- \ /Id, what the production Sears Roebuck, the Government herited certain statistical infor- mation ' from others who had dered to their Bishop by so many. From the invalu- scheduling should be and oth- of the United States and the able data provided in this great apostolic under- er matters of importance to Government of the Bahamas, in- • preceded him. He had the basic Lea La businessmen and economists. surance companies, banks, and information in the various par- taking, we now will be enabled to make a more business in general came to ishes throughout the Diocese. intelligent and most practical approach to the so- The question regarding relig- First Research for the essential The most accurate figufe that lution of the many problems involved in providing ious affiliation was not included information necessary to the in- (Continued on Page 8) the spiritual and temporal needs of all the people Seccion in the census. It was eliminated of the Diocese of Miami. because of the many pressures from various groups who felt Pictures Parish Needs Espanola that other information was 79.7 Per Cent Of Total Population "The required necessities of each individual more important than the re- parish, too, will be apparent to every pastor for his ligious question. Catholics in the Diocese of Miami represent 19.1 per cent of the total population of the 16 counties of South Florida. guidance. De MODERN METHODS "But most importantly, every member of In this respect, the Diocese is on a par with the Arch- the laity, both men and women, has reason The utilization of modern diocese- of Cincinnati, according to figures in the 1960 Official for greater pride in his Diocese and for greater THE VOICE methods and the accumulation Catholic Directory. of basic information is as essen- incentive as a member of the Mystical Body of h • tial to the Catholic Church as c It is ahead of Washington, D.C., (13 per cent); Denver, Christ in supporting and in spreading its doe- to the business and industrial (16.1 per cent); San Diego, (16.1 per cent) and Los Angeles trines and its objectives." En Las community of the area. To plan (18.2 per cent)' and slightly behind Baltimore, (24.8 per cent); Additional information shown in the census adequately and efficiently for Portland, Me., (28 per cent); San Francisco, (24.9 per cent), report includes: PAGINAS 20 Y 21 growth, to identify the areas of and Detroit, (29.1 per cent). Permanent and seasonal residents. maximum •need, to understand (Continued on Page 8) Brother Enters Red China To Visit Bishop Walsh HONG KONG (NO — A 70- The Bishop believes his pres- was sentenced to a 20 - year ter the communists said in a know where he would meet She is Mrs. Mary V. year-old American will wave ence is an inspiration to Chin- prison sentence on trumped-up cable that he could enter their his brother. "I presume he is Downey of New Britain, ese Catholics who are not only charges of espionage. The act country." good-bye to his wife on Aug. 1, in Shanghai, because that's Conn., whose son James T. cross the narrow bridge con- resisting the regime's physical brought expressions of condem- Accompanied by Mrs. Walsh, where the story about his im- Downey, a U.S. Army civilian necting Hong Kong and Red punishment, which one author- nation from around the world. the Bishop's brother arrived China and start a visit to his ity says has produced 14,000 prisonment and trial came employee, was sentenced in U.S. Secretary of State Chris- here about 300 hours later to imprisoned brother, Bishop martyrs, but also fighting Red from," he stated. November, 1954, to life im- tian A. Herter instructed the get his visa, good for a two~ James E. Walsh, M.M. efforts to split Catholics from week stay inside Red China. prisonment. Mrs. Downey vis- the Holy See by illicit conse- State Department to lodge the He said he had not heard William C. Walsh of Cum- strongest possible protest to the Mrs. Walsh will remain in Hong from Bishop Walsh in more ited her son in January, 1956, cration of bishops of a "nation- Kong. berland, Md., will be the first al Catholic church." Red Chinese Ambassador to Po- than a year. for two weeks. American permitted to visit land, Wang Ping-nan, who had "I sent a cable to the Red Bishop Walsh since the im- For several years, Bishop been meeting with the U.S. Cross Society of China on April "I've heard rumors he was The other Americans known prisonment of the prelate, the Walsh moved freely in Shang- Ambassador to Poland, Jacob 13, asking permission to visit sick, heard he wasn't sick, to be in communist prisons in- last U.S. missioner on the hai. He was then placed un- D. Beam, to discuss release of my brother," Mr. Walsh said. heard he was in a hospital, side China are: Richard C. Fec- China mainland. der house arrest and dis- the Bishop and other U.S. pris- "The American Red Cross also heard he was in normal health teau, Lynn, Mass., serving 20 appeared in October, 1958. In oners. sent one. On July 3, the Chin- Bishop Walsh, 69, a veteran years on an espionage clr ; December, 1958, the commu- ese Red Cross cabled back that for a man his age," he said. of nearly two decades of mis- The Bishop's brother, a for- nists told the U.S. State De- I could enter. It directed me to and Robert E. McCann, v..,ia- sion work in China, has refused mer judge of the Maryland In the meantime, the U.S. partment the Bishop had been contact the China Travel Ser- dena, Calif., and Hugh F. Red- to leave Red China, although Court of Appeals and onetime consulate announced that the arrested and was "thought to vice in Hong Kong for arrange- the communists threatened him, Attorney General of Mary- mother of one of the four other mond, Jr., Yonkers, N. Y., be" in a Shanghai prison. ments." and then offered him free pas- land, left Baltimore on Sun- Americans known to be in Red American businessmen serving sage put of the -country. In March, 1960, the Bishop day, July 27, three weeks af- He added that he did not Chinese prisons will visit her terms of 15 years and life, re- son, probably in, late August spectively, on similar charges. Catholic Missioners Remain In Congo Despite Race Riots LEOPOLDVILLE, Congo ber 4,865,813 in a population of (NO — Most Catholic mission- 13,559,000. aries are remaining in the Con- „ In Rome," Fides, mission go despite the violent disturb- news agency, said that com- ances that have forced large munist influence is a cause of numbers of whites to flee. the disturbances. It stated Some missionaries, particu- that "the procommunist tend- larly Sisters, have had to leave encies of several members of their stations. They are victims the Congo government can- of the anti-white, not anti-Cath- not be doubted." olic, feelings of rioting Congo- lese. The Congolese government has shown no hostility toward Congolese Bishop the missions, and some Con- golese have protected mis- Condemns False sionaries against attacks. News Reports The disturbances began soon LEOPOLDVILLE, Congo (NC)" after this Afriean nation won its — A Congolese prelate has de- NO Phot» freedom from Belgium on June nounced distorted news report- 30. Congolese soldiers mutinied SITTING ALONE in the aisle of St. Clare's Church, Lyndhurst, against their Belgian officers ing in this newly independent Cleveland, is little Maribeth Schikowski. Her uncle snapped this and turned on the whites. Other African nation as a means of picture as she watched her baby sitters being married. Congolese joined the muti- enslaving its people. neers. Auxiliary Bishop Joseph Ma- Belgian soldiers were then lula of Leopoldville also con- 'Pious' Trujillo Still Posing flown here to protect lives and demned foreign propaganda v/ ROYAL VELVET restore order. Later a United broadcasts beamed from com- As Friend Of Catholic Church Nations force made up of 'con- munist-dominated areas to this LUXURY TOWELS tingents from different African" strife-torn country. PORT-AU - PRINCE, Haiti The parish clergy in front of countries, Sweden and Ireland (NO — The regime of the photographers and television was brought in. The Bishop spoke in a letter neighboring Dominican Repub- cameras, serves as godfather 27x52" J, »^^ bath size addressed to all Catholics of the lic is trying to gain popular sup- for large groups of children, The Congo, which is almost Leopoldville archdiocese. The port by representing itself as a and hands out generous gifts of Regularly 3.98 twice the size of Alaska, has letter was published (July 19) in pillar of piety, according to re- more Catholics than any other money to their parents. v the newspaper, Courrier d'Afri- ports reaching here. The deepest, softest, thirstiest cotton African country. Catholics num- que. Yet the government press has terry towels you ever wrapped around The controlled press and tel- not halted its attacks upon the you! Fieldcrest glamour in pink, lemon, (In Paris the daily, Le evision network give widest clergy, the reports state. The Catholic- Trained Monde, reported that Bishop publicity to every visit to a white, blue, green, mocha, turquoise, rose, scores of priests expelled from beige, grey, coral, gold, lilac, mosstone. Malula's life was threatened Catholic church of Generalis- the country have not been Woman Buddhist after publication of his letter.) simo Rafael Trujillo. brought back. Nor has the Hand towel, reg. 1.98. 1.59 Ceylon Premier government repudiated the ac- Wash Cloth, reg. 69c 59c cusation of the Minister of Jus- COLOMBO, Ceylon (NC) — tice, Mario Abreu Penzo, that Tubmat, reg. 4.98 3.99 Ceylon's new Prime Minister is the Apostolic Nuncio, Archbish- Linens, fourth floor miami a woman who was educated at DAY OF NATIONAL PRAYER op Lino Zanini, is an "interna- At all five Burdine's stores a convent here. But- her party tional provacateur" and should favors nationalization of all pri- PROCLAIMED BY PRESIDENT be expelled from the country. vate, including Catholic, schools. NEWPORT, R.I. (NC) — President Eisenhower has pro- In its attempt to appear a 7 t Sirimavo Bandaranaike, wid- claimed October 5 a day of national prayer. His message friend of Catholicism, the gov- ow of Prime Minister S.W.R.D. said: ernment pressure parish Bandaranaike who was assassi- priests throughout the country nated last Sept. 26 by a Budd- "In this time of testing we shall ever place our trust to invite Generalissimo Trujillo hist monk, is an alumna of St. in the keeping of God's commandments, knowing that He who to church services. The provin- Bridget's Convent in Colombo. has' brought us here requires justice and mercy in return. cial governor, the mayor and She is a Buddhist. "As we lift our thankful hearts to Him we will see clearly lesser functionaries present themselves again and again at Mrs. Bandaranaike was in- the vision of the world that is meant to be and set our hearts rectories. *

Page 2 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. July 29, 1960 Woman's'Leap From Soviet' Cardinal Cites The 'Vitality' Ends In Catholic Grave Here Of U.S. Church In Education A, woman whose harried flight evening at the McHale Funeral WASHINGTON (NO — The our people realize tfteir duty from communism received Home. Prefect of the Sacred Congre- of giving to their children a world attention in 1948 was laid Mrs. Kasenkina first came gation of Seminaries and Uni- thorough training in moral versities has praised the "amaz- and religious principles as to rest in Our Lady of Mercy to the U. S. to teach children of Russian diplomatic of- ing vitality" of U. S. Catholi- their best guide in life." Cemetery, Miami, on Thursday. ficials. In 1948 she was or- cism, especially in the field of education. - Cardinal Pizzardo also prais- Mrs. Oksana S. Kasenkina, dered by the Soviets to return ed the U. S. Bishops for the who jumped from a window home and was booked on a The Vatican official, Giu- fact that "an ever growing num- of the Soviet consulate in New ship leaving New York. In- seppe Cardinal Pizzardo, ber of the clergy is receiving stead of sailing, Mrs. Kasen- made his comments on the York City 12 years ago to a more thorough theological for- kina fled to the Tolstoy Foun- U. S. Church in a letter ack- avoid going back to Russia, mation." He said this "is bound dation's Reed Farm in Valley nowledging receipt of an an- to have a favorable effect on was buried following Requiem Cottage, N.Y. nual report on the work of the High Mass in Gesu Church. the future ministers of the National Catholic Welfare Church." w-»ther John A. Sweeney, S.J., Russian agents later came to Conference. Stor, was the celebrant. the farm and forced her to re- The Cardinal lauded the North C turn to the consulate in New Cardinal Pizzardo sent his let- American College in Rome, The Fourth Degree honor York where she was held in ter to Archbishop Karl J. Alter where American students are guard of the Knights of Colum- custody. of Cincinnati, chairman of the trained for the priesthood, as bus attended the Mass. City NCWC administrative board. "one of the finest colleges in dignitaries and representatives On Aug. 12, 1948, Mrs. Kasen- Citing an increase of 700,000 this city." of the Catholic Lawyers Guild, kina looked out a window of the NO Photo — to a total of 5,300,000 — in consular dining room on the Cardinal Pizzardo also ex- Serra Club and Catholic Physi- TYPICAL of observances throughout the United States, prayers the number of students in U.S. pressed his approval for the cians Guild were also present. third floor and saw a telephone in the language of captive nations were said in Catholic churches, Catholic schools during the pe- wire strung across a courtyard. activities of U. S. Catholic throughout the country. In St. Dominic's church, Washington, Mrs. riod covered by the reports, lay. organizations. He said Mrs. Kasenkina was 63 and She climbed out the window and Claire Chenault and Miss Birute Babrskas say the rosary. Cardinal Pizzardo said: had been living at the Gralynn jumped, aiming for the wire. these groups "will be all Hotel in downtown Miami under She hoped it would break her "This increase and the total the more effective" if their now reached are ample evi- work is "not confined to a the name, Mary Kamita. Her fall. It did. vened in the case and refused can citizen in 1957 and since physician said she had been ill dence that the Catholics of the defense of Christian princip- She was hospitalized with to return her to Soviet juris- that time, lived quietly United States are fully aware les, but also and indeed prin- since coming to the city last diction. in the U. S. year. multiple fractures and inter- of the importance of the school cipally consists in the spread nal injuries. The leap was re- Mrs. Kasenkina subsequent- Mrs. Kaserikina's only survi- question. of Catholic doctrine in the The rosary was recited ported widely in the press. ly wrote a book, "Leap To Free- vor is a sister, Mrs. Eugenia "When our schools are over- world of thought and of la- for her benefit on Wednesday The U. S. Government inter- dom." She became an Ameri- Robertson of Devon, England. crowded we can be sure that bor.", COLUMBIA EEDEML SAVEAT 1 EARN E OPEN j CURRENT or ADD To J Dividends on Your Savings DIVIDENDS Your Paid Twice A Year PER ANNUM ACCOUNT on or RECEIVE ONE OF THESE FREE GIFTS FREE PARKING WITH A NEW $25.00 SAVINGS ACCOUNT:* before FREE MONEY the 10th ORDERS • A Beautiful 19 Piece -Fluerette dinnerware set. and Earn This set is heatproof and consists of four cups, four saucers, (three per month) four dinnerplates, four desserts, one sugar With cover and DIVIDENDS creamer.

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July 29, I960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 3 Malta Hails Cardinal Muench CbdbdphL SUMMER SCHOOL At Fete Honoring St. Paul VALLETTA, Malta (NO — Attendance accepted by Dade County Board of Malta more than matched the Public Instruction hospitality it once gave to St. TUTORING Paul in its tumultuous welcome ALL SUBJECTS for Aloisiusr Cardinal Muench of_ WILL OPEN A Academic and Commercial For information, please see the Vatican headquarters staff. Yellow Page 620, Phone Book The U.S. - born Cardinal ar- *»> ' A PERSONAL Air-Conditioned Classrooms Ample Free Parking rived on this British Mediter- 321,000 inhabitants are Cath- olics. CHECKING ACCOUNT 500-526 N.E. 79th St. ranean island colony to serve Near Bisc. Blvd. as Papal Legate to ceremonies Cardinal Muench, a former Bishop of Fargo, N.D., and for- No Minimum Ask for free Literature marking the 19th centenary of mer Apostolic Nuncio to Ger- Phones: St. Paul's shipwreck here. Balance Required many, arrived here aboard the PL 7-7623 -Mil 1-3568 According to tradition, St. British destroyer, HMS Surprise. Paul was shipwrecked here in YOUR NAME WILL Guns from Fort Saint Anficlo 60 A.D. while being taken to BE IMPRINTED boomed a salute. The Royal Rome as a prisoner. He con- ON CHECKS FREE Tell Our Advertisers You Navy band played the papal verted the Maltese to Christi- NO Phot* OF CHARGE hymn. Whistles shrieked, and "Saw It In The Voice" anity during his three-month applause and cheers arose from stay. Today 311,000 of Malta's THOUGHT TO BE RELICS of the first Pope, the Chains of St. Save Wear and Tear the thousands who jammed the Peter, are enclosed in a bronze reliquary in Rome's Church of fortifications surrounding the San Pietro in Vincoli. The chains were placed there in 440 A.D. On The Body and Mind bay- The Feast of St. Peter's Chains will be observed on Aug. i. By Paying. Preceding Cardinal Muench ashore was a gold reliquary All Your Bills containing the chains of St. By Check Paul. It was carried on the Chains Of St. Peter Among shoulders of four priests. PEOPLES Rome's Overlooked Relics Pope Praises Maltese By JAMES C. O'NEILL Peter while he was imprisoned NATIONAL BANK For Steadfast Faith in the Mamertine Prison in of Miami Shores VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope ROME, (NO — Among Rome. The other, believed to be John XXIII has praised the Rome's most overlooked relics K.E. Second Aye. at 95th Street those that held Peter prisoner steadfast faith of the Maltese are the Chains of St. Peter. in Jerusalem, was given to the people on the 19th centenary of Empress by her mother. NATIONAL BANK St. Paul's arrival on their island. Although the Church has set The Pope expressed his praise aside Aug. 1 as the feast of One chain has 23 links, with OF COMMERCE in a letter citing their faith and St. Peter's ..Chains and al- an iron ring attached, the other for "its great vitality, which though they are enclosed in has 11 links. Absolute certitude Miami through the centuries has re- a handsome reliquary in a concerning the authenticity of the chains' origins is not pos- mained unimpaired by many church in Rome named for N.W. 79th Street at 27th Avenue sible after so many centuries. snares and is today firmer than them, the chains are often a reef beaten by the waves." The Italian Ecclesiastical Dic- overlooked by tourists and pil- tionary refers to them as the grims. "presumed" chains of the AMERICAN Crippled Boy Receives It is a curious trick of his- Prince of the Apostles. NATIONAL BANK Blessing From Pontiff tory that the chains should be Nevertheless, the history of ROME (NO — An 18-year- housed in a church containing the chains has been fairly of North Miami old Lutheran boy from Germany a masterpiece of Michaelangelo. clear since the fifth century, I HhKmU-rAA Copying Machines give you who was paralyzed recently in and they have been among At least nine out of 10 visitors a perfectly dry copy fast. In just 4 seconds these a swimming accident near here Rome's most personal mem- N.E. 125th Street at 10th Aye. who make the trip to the Church all-electric machines copy directly from an original received the blessing of Pope ories of St. Peter. John XXIII. of San Pietro in Vincoli are —with the clean, dry copy on white bond-weight intent on seeing not the chains, When the Pope heard of the The chains are kept under the PEOPLES paper or on any of 6 colors. but the magnificent statue of main altar, in a bronze reli- The speed and simplicity of this completely dry case he invited Jorg SchmiekeFs Moses that Michaelangelo carv- parents to see him in private quary with crystal sides. For- NATIONAL BANK copying method saves you money with paperwork ed in the early 1500s. merly, they were not exposed to of North Miami Beach audience and asked the parents routines—such as billing, accounting, addressing to send his good wishes to Jorg. The church was built on the public except on the feast N.E. 162nd Street at West Dixie and order processing. the site of the ancient court of St. Peter's Chains. In recent years, however, the reliquary Highway TO SEE ALL THAT DRY C0PY1N8 CAN DO, CALL US NOW Spain Labor Board Set of justice where St. Peter was condemned. In 400 the Roman has been exposed frequently be- MALAGA, Spain (NO — Per- Members: Empress Eudoxia built a cause of the great influx of Federal Reserve System manent diocesan secretariat for tourists. Federal Deposit Insurance larger church to enshrine the Corporation labor-management relations has chains of St. Peter. been established to continue MIAMI JACKSONVILLE work carried on by the Diocese Missioners Told To Halt There are two separate sets All Businesses In Sudan 1339 Biscayne Blvd. 1446 June St. of Malaga on behalf of work- of chains. 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Page 4 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. July 29, 1960 Lutheran School Head Cites Postal Obscenity Arrests ^ Need For 'God In Education' Show Big Increase In Year By JAMES M. SHEA ' 1 N.O.W.C. News Service where a four-and-a half ton mail Arrests for alleged violations CINCINNATI (NO — "Par- truck was required to cart of postal antiobscenity laws in- ochial school" means "Catholic away confiscated material from creased almost 25 per cent dur- school" to most Catholics and the dealer's studio. ing the 12 months ending June to many other Americans. In another New York raid, ' 30. the department said, the value But the 110-year-old Concor- Convictions of balers in mail dia Lutheran School here tes- of confiscated material was es- order obscenity increased 12.5 tifies to the belief of other re- complete process, supplying the timated at $800,000. per cent during the same pe- ligious groups that education requirements of body, mind, and spirit or soul. Neglect of riod. In a report on fraud and must be God - centered, and any one of these three is an in- mailability cases, the Post Of- These figures were disclosed their willingness to support a complete education, which may fice stated that an obscenity or- by the Post Office Department school system of their own to lead to disastrous results." der cutting off mail from the ee that it is. in a report on the activities of its postal inspection service. dealer had been issued against Concordia, a parochial school West German Diplomat a record sales company in Los The department said it re- founded and operated by the Sees 'Good Will' In U.S. Angeles, charged with distribut- Concordia Lutheran Church, ceived more than 70,000 com- CLEVELAND, (NO — A plaints about delivery of ob- ing an obscene phonograph rec- had 112 boys and girls enroll- NC Photo woman diplomat from West scene material from parents ord. ed in its eight grades during Germany said that during seven AFTER RECEIVING ASSIGNMENTS to the missions, three, of a the past school year. and other citizens. years in the U.S. she has been group of 50 Maryknoll Sisters, are shown speaking with Arch- The Post Office also said that impressed by the "overwhelm- Especially notable cases in- various legal actions involving Martin F. Kollmorgen, prin- bishop Egidio Vagnozzi, Apostolic Delegate to the U. S., who ing good will" and -enthusiasm volving smut distributors in- 55 persons had taken p 1 a ce cipal, explained why many Lu- gave an address at the motherhonse, Maryknoll, N. Y. theran parents cheerfully pay of American Catholics. clude an operation in New York throughout the country. the additional expense of main- Dr. Margarethe Bitter, West taining a parochial school. German consul in Cleveland, Bishop Consecrated said that parish social and cul- "They know that God wants MONTREAL (NO — The us to dedicate our whole lives tural programs have done much to keep American Catho- Most Rev. William Edward to Him and that we can't do Power was consecrated Bishop that unless we know about lics close to the Church. of Antigonish, N. S., in St. Pat- Him and know His word," he WE'RE HERE TO SERVE said. "The Lutheran elemen- rick's Church here, where he tary school operates in a 'Morality Born In Home' was baptized 44 years ago. Christian setting. It seeks JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (NO God's glory and the child- — A Missouri Committee for ren's salvation." the 1960 White House Confer- ST. LEO With this in mind, about two- ence on Children and Youth COLLEGE thirds of the members of the said that a deep sense of moral Concordia Church send their values and respect for authori- Preparatory School children to the parochial school. ty should be cultivated in the home. A BOARDING The Concordia School is far HIGH SCHOOL from unique. 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July 29, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page • THE EDITOR'S COMMENT TRUTH OF THE MATTER Red Target: Youth Orientation Apostolate Of Good Example More and more one notices that in discussions YOU'LL NBEO THIS/ Mission Of Every Catholic of critical conditions in various parts of the world, the role of Youth is accorded primary importance. By FATHER JAMES J. WALSH Obviously, the great battle today is for the minds A sure way of making many level — and expect them to be of our young people. of us squirm uncomfortably is in the world and not of it. to remind us that to non-Cath- Pope John XXIII has gone on record in a They do not understand as a olics, the Catholic is the Church. refusal to add his voice to those downgrading rule, but cannot help admire, The individual Catholic, good or the attitude of Youth. On the contrary, the fervent laymen who infuse their bad, fervent or lax, loyal or Holy Father says that young people today are daily activity with the spirit of traitorous, represents Catholi- keeping their faith "in spite of the various religion. They wonder at those cism to those who watch his forms of de-Christianization at work." He stat* who go to daily Mass and Holy actions and hear his views. ed further that young people are making the Communion, as if they were best of their modern activities and proving they It is not fair, we may pro- members of a monastic group. have the right approach in putting the in- test, that the Holy, Catholic, However, let one in any of terests of the soul before all else. Apostolic Church should stand or fall in the minds of non- these groups get out of line About the same time, J. Edgar Hoover was Catholics because of the evi- and give scandal or appear to be guilty of some wrong. issuing a warning that the Communist party in dence found in the life of a single Catholic. No, it is not Then it is not the individual the United States has "launched a major cam- a just standard, but we are who is condemned, but the paign with Youth as its target." He said "particu- not talking about justice or Church. How often in that larly unfortunate is the fact that many Youth fairness. There is no way of case we hear such remarks as . and Student Groups in our nation today are to- changing this quirk in human these: "Well, there's the Cath- olic Church for you! ... I tally unaware of the extent to which they can nature. There is a way of counterbalancing it, however. don't want any part of a be victimized and exploited by the Communists." Church like that . . . How What we can do about the can anyone believe in a In yet another part of the world it is in- Church that puts up with such teresting to note that the "course of action" matter is to be convinced of the enormous influence for good doings!" suggested by Archbishop Carboni, Nuncio to or ill we can wield at work and True, not every non-Catholic Peru, to combat "the invasions of heresies and at play and at home among WASHINGTON LETTER reacts in this manner. Some, as those who have a right to ex- of materialistic atheism" in South America is we gather from the current pect us to be different. primarily concerned with our youth. His three- Was Lincoln's Election Foe barbs being directed at the point plan calls for the establishment of paro- The thing is they are not be- Church and Catholics in gener- chial schools, for a campaign to increase voca- ing unfair in expecting us to be al, expect very little good from tions to the priesthood and religious life, and Stephen Douglas Catholic? different. We insist that we are us at any time. But on the different. We make it known other hand, so many are influen- finally the growth of the lay apostolate, es- ced by the lack of harmony be- pecially among the young. By J. J. GILBERT visers held his Catholic wife that we do not run with the to be a political liability, and crowd in matters of faith, that tween our belief and conduct WASHINGTON, (NO — Must that we must needs be aware With emphasis on Youth, we are not looking the fact that he had been re- we cannot go along with the 100 years ago Abraham Lincoln morals of the pagans, that we constantly of the power of good to the past, but to the future with confidence. ceived in audience by a pope became the Republican nominee want no part of the loose, con- example and the destructive and, later, President of the was used against him by some fused thinking of current religi- force of bad example. opponents. ous emotionalists. United States. This served to This is why the Church today Marriage Gods Idea stimulate interest, not only.in One priest-historian held that We make no bones about lays such stress on the role of We are never very surprised when non- Lincoln but also in his oppon- Senator Douglas was received proclaiming convictions posi- the laity in "restoring all things ent Stephen A. Douglas. into the Church by Bishop tive, unchangeable convicions in Christ." It is the laity non- Catholics express a certain irritation at the laws Catholics meet most often. Since James Duggan of Chicago the about the purpose of life, the of the Church with regard to marriage legislation. Senator Douglas had many meaning of death, the dignity this is true, it is not surprising day before his death. He said The notion is so common nowadays in our country Catholic connections, and and sovereign rights of every that the Church intends laymen there is no room to doubt it. to be effective apostles, convert that "marriage is my own business," that many some students of his life say human being, marriage, edu- people are somewhat shocked when they learn, He quoted a lay secretary to cation, and all the controver- makers, ambassadors of good he died a Catholic. Still other will mainly by living up to the as does the non-Catholic party in a mixed marriage, the Bishop as saying: "From sial points of living in the historians say there is no what I can learn, he (Douglas) world of today. ideals they publicly profess. that there are firm and detailed laws governing proof of this. the exchange of vows. was received into the Church Non-Catholics in general are This is the apostolate for Just a few months ago, Oct- before his death (June 3, 1861) very much aware of the high every one. This is the phase Some who do not know the reason behind ober, 1959, St. Aloysius church and participated in her holy ideals we profess. They respect of Catholic Action that can be carried out successfully by the laws become resentful at once, as if the in this city observed the 100th rites." He said Mrs. Douglas the Sisters and admire the dedi- Church is trying to discourage couples from had asked Bishop Duggan to cation of their lives to the serv- the old and the young, the anniversary of its dedication. married and the single, those marriage. Others suspect she is being over- come to the Tremont House in ice of children, the sick and Records studied at that time poor — and expect them to be who are besieged with exces- fussy and somewhat senile in her cautious the Senator's last hours. At the procedures. showed that the Douglases rent- angels in human form. They in- sive work and those who find same time, what he was able ed pew No. 1 in this new Cath- stinctively put priests on a high themselves with some leisure. to learn did not refute the claim There is little doubt that the reason for this olic edifice, and occupied it at attitude is traced to the fact that a great many that the Senator was baptized the dedication ceremonies. The Diocese of Miami people today have never learned the very origin shortly before he died. Weekly Publication of marriage. It never occurs to them to think of Senator Douglas was not a Apparently there is no Embracing Florida's 16 South- matrimony as God's idea. They do not regard it ern Counties; Broward. Char- Catholic at that time, certainly. written record of this event, lotte. Collier. Dade. DeSoto, as His institution, the divine means whereby two Glades Hardee. Hendry. High- But his wife was a Catholic; but it is pointed out that lands. Indian River. Lee, Martin, human beings are privileged to cooperate with the Monroe okeechobee, P a'l m ... Creator in the propagation of the race. they had been, married by a Church papers that would VOICE Beach. St. Lucie. Catholic archbishop; they had have included the baptismal We do not have to look further than many Catholic neighbors in record of Senator Douglas Editorial: PLdza 8-0543 Advertising. PL 4-2561; Circulation. PI. 1-6821; Classified. PL 8-2507 this to find a reason for marriage being sacred "Douglas Row," which was just were destroyed in the Chicago in the eyes of God. And, since this is so, it is two blocks from St. Aloysius fire. THE VOICE PUBLISHING CO., INC. understandable that God felt his institution The Most Rev. Coleman F. Carroll, Bishop of Miami, President would be safer, if it were taken out of the church; the Senator accompa- Another writer, who consulted hands of men. He decided from the beginning nied his wife to church on oc- kin of Senator Douglas' family, to hold the control of marriage in his own casion, and his sons by his first said he could not find proof Monsignor John J. Fitzpatrick Executive Editor marriage, attended Gonzaga that the Senator died a Cath- Monsignor James F. Nelan Managerial Consultant hands. He would not let men do with this as Father James J. Walsh Editorial Consultant they wished. He would protect and defend the College High School and George- olic. town University here. Gonzaga ^•^ mu" **•" • sacredness of the marriage bond by reasonable An article on Illinois in the and effective laws. was, and is, conducted by the Catholic Encyclopedia, speaking John J. Ward Editor He raised marriage to the dignity of a Sac- Jesuits who staff St. Aloysius of Irish pioneers in that State, Charles Shreiner Assistant Editor church and Georgetown is also William P. Dale Advertising Manager rament, thus making it a channel of grace, a means says: "A descendant of one of George H. Monahan News Editor of becoming holy. He put marriage strictly under a Jesuit institution. them, Stephen A. Douglas, a Marjorie L. Fillyaw Women's Editor the jurisdiction of His Church and gave her convert to Catholicism, was a Joseph S. Zilley Circulation Manager powers to make those regulations necessary to in- Writers have said that the judge, a U.S. senator from Illi- "Little Giant's" contacts with sure the divine plan and to prevent abuses. nois, and presidential candidate Second-clas,. postage paid at Miami, Florida Catholicism developed at a Subscription rates: U.S. and Possessions $5 a year; against Lincoln." single copy 15 cents; foreign: $7.50 a year. Marriage legislation seen in this light does time when such connections Published every Friday at 6301 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami 38, Florida. Address all mail to 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38. Fla. could have been detrimental A child born of Douglas' sec- Member Catholic Press Association. National -Catholic Welfare Confer- not provoke resentment. Rather one is grateful ence News Service. to God for laws that will insure peace in the home to his brilliant career. It is ond marriage was baptized and News items intended tor publication must be received by Friday noon, and in society. reported that some of his ad- raised a Catholic. prior to following week's edition.

Page 6 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. July 29, 1960 ] SUM AND SUBSTANCE AN ALTAR BOY NAMED "SPECK' The Is Birth Control Law Futile? Rock j By FATHER JOHN B. SHERRIN There are, of course, many discourage Catholic support of Catholics who feel that we unpopular birth control laws is Some Catholics suffering from should back the Massachu- the danger of increasing Prot- headline-itis were scandalized setts and Connecticut birth estant fears of the Catholic •• Of Ages !by the daily press of July 11th. control laws. They were put Church. Many Protestants al- Norman St. John-Stevas, an on the books by a Protestant ready feel that the Catholic By JOSEPH BREIG English Catholic lawyer, wrote majority years ago when Pro- Church is a power organization The world is like a houseful a report for the Fund For The that wants to impose its will Republic and the secular pa- testants accepted natural law of undisciplined children. It is and, so these Catholic pro- even to the point of curtailing filled with grabbings and pers gave the news account a the civil rights of Protestants. disturbing headline. For in- ponents say, we should not wrestlings, quarrels and the go out of our way to repeal stance, the Herald-Tribune of Someone might object that smashing of things. It is in fran- laws that accord with natural New York blazoned on the front the Church here is not imposing tic motion. And it is noisy with law. shoutings, wailings and disput- page: "Catholic Author Calls an ecclesiastical law but is sus- ings. Sometimes it is almost like Ban On Contraceptives Fu- On the other hand, St. John- taining God's own natural law ^edlam. tile." Stevas points out that Catholic which forbids all men to prac- tice birth control. But the fact tt makes the head whirl, the I suppose many readers got theology nowhere teaches that birth control must be banned of the matter is that Protest- ears ring, and the nerves jan- no farther than the headline. ants don't see it that* way. gle. Every one is running, They concluded that a noted by civil law. The question of rushing, jumping, pulling and Catholic layman was chal- Catholic support of Connecti- Today Protestants general- tugging, each intent upon his lenging the Catholic teaching cut and Massachusetts laws ly don't accept even the con- own affairs, his own needs, his against birth control. Actual- then becomes a question of cept of natural law, so how' own desires. ly what St. John - Stevas said jurisprudence rather than a could they feel bound by it? was not radical at all. It had straight question of theology. Not only do they fail to see Sometimes, too, the world has been said many times by birth control as a violation of a hellish quality. Men are an Birth control is destructive of Catholic lawyers and journal- public morality but what are natural law .but some even the prowl who are like fiends. ists. claim that under certain cir- They plot, kill, steal and de- the most effective legal meas- ures to combat birth control un- cumstances, birth control can stroy. They will stoop to any vi- The whole episode reminded be more a moral obligation cjousness in their devil's deter- me of the furor a few years ago der the present circumstances? NC St. John-Stevas favors certain derived from' the Gospel mination to enslave all others to when the Irish delegation to the command of love. "Hi, Father. We're just counting our blessings 1" their will. There is no love in U.N. voted to admit the ques- specific measures but rejects them, no pity, no mercy, no tion of Red China's entrance others that will only do more Pius XII in his Summi Pon- harm than good by creating decency. They seek only self; into the U.N. to the U.N. agen- tificatus said that the Church's QUESTION CORNER r -~—. coldly and cruelly they sacri- da. Some fiery Irishmen read abuses and by fostering disre- aid in temporal affairs is "in- ? fice their fellowmen as abla- the news item to mean that spect for law in general. For dispensable as never before, tions to their own egos. Ireland was voting to admit instance, the Connecticut law now that sad experience teach- Silly Vows Show Need < Red China to the U.N., which forbids the use of contracep- es that external means and hu- • • • is certainly a horse of a dif- tives: to enforce this would re- EVEN THOSE whose hearts man provisions and political ex- r ferent color. quire a policeman in every bed- pedients of themselves bring no are set upon goodness are weak room. efficacious healing to the ills and fickle. Like St. Paul, they St. John-Stevas in his report For Prior Consultation Says the English lawyer: which affect mankind." do the evil that they will not, was simply saying that some Some years ago my mother made a vow, and the good they will, they do "Private individuals and mar- birth control laws in our states No Catholic will deny that promising that she would not eat meat on certain not. At its very best, the world are ineffective and he saw no ried couples would have to be American society today needs fe untrustworthy. reason why we as Catholics subjected to constant super- the help of the Church but Cath- days of the week. This has had a bad effect on should support measures that vision, the home would be in- her health and her doctor has advised her to eat Lies and lusts, pretensions olics will disagree as to the would command popular support vaded and the new police most effective methods for as much meat as possible. How can we persuade and hypocrisies, cowardices state advanced to a new such as laws banning the sales bringing the help of the Church her to change her mind? and selling-out — these vile- of contraceptives from slot ma- point." , nesses are everywhere. De- to bear upon the weak spots in MSGR. JOHN J. FITZPATRICK chines. Another reason he adduces to the American way of life. ceits and perversions own the It would be well to have some idea of how and when your hearts of many. mother made this vow, whether or not she had any advice in Through all this filth there MAKING MARRIAGE CLICK the matter and how seriously she bound herself in. conscience. walks one Thing that is ever The fact that she now finds it inconvenient does not by true and never false; always good and never evil; forever that very fact free her from keeping it. But it seems to me firm in the right, filled with Conflict Hurts Child's Appetite that she has sufficient reason — indeed, almost an obligation love, but never compromising — to do something about it. with error or wrong; strong "My child, though not ever, is especially connected of the stomach. In time this where all else is weak, change- sick, refuses to eat. We try with the nervous system. A becomes a habit. Remember Sometimes these private vows that people take have no reason less where everything is vac- little persuasions, and tell great joy, sorrow or fear af- there is no food that is in- to be kept. They were made in some crisis or in the moment of him stories. I flatter him, fects the appetite of anyone, but cillating; tall and straight and dispensable — each one can great fear. Such Jear, for example a terrific thunderstorm or some but sometimes he exas- especially the child. The adult beautiful amid meannesses and be replaced. If he refused a grave illness or some inner spiritual anxiety, can invalidate the grovellings and uglinesses. The perates me and I slap him. can express himself, and so re- Thing is human but it is divine; Each meal now lasts about lieve his emotions. The child certain food on one day, do vow altogether. The circumstance could easily remove one's free- it is the ever-good, boundless- an hour. I don't know what does not have that facility — he not serve it the very next dom in the matter. toAo." is swamped with emotions. day. He will merely refuse it ly holy presence of God among Your mother should recognize that her physician's re- us. The Thing is the Church. Mrs. H. O. again and again. Wait a few There are instances where commendation should not be lightly overlooked. He has rea- By MSGR. IRVING A. DeBLANC days, a few weeks. • • • this conflict between child son, no doubt, to be concerned. He apparently is of the FOR EVERY Sorrow, the The problem could be one of and mother have been so in- See that the child does not en- opinion that she should no longer be bound by it. Church has solace. For every conflict between you and the jurious to the child that it was ter into tiring, exciting play be- necessary to separate the two sin, forgiveness. For every fail- child. This conflict may have fore mealtime. Do not give him It would perhaps bring more honor to God and allow your for a period of weeks or even ure, encouragement and guid- been repeated day after day the idea that you are in a hurry mother to serve Him better, if she swallows her pride because ance. For every despair, a sure until it has become a habit. months. Consistently the child's appetite would return when feeding him. A show of im- she kept the vow so long and so well) and took steps to be dis- arid shining hope. She is involv- Perhaps it started when the patience is disturbing to anyone ed with us in human perplexeity child was forced to eat faster after the separation and after pensed. being allowed a new freedom but especially to children. They and fear and weakness; but than he wanted to or was fed instinctively resist it or retreat It is a simple matter to go to her pastor or confessor and

July 29, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 7 Research Analyst Explains >$- Methods Employed In Census (Continued from Page 1) Diocese with the need for this the Bishop could find was in the intensive census operation. magnitude of 175,000 Catholics in RAIN FELL ON D-DAY the diocese. This figure created Father Lamar J. Genovar was appointed moderator of the doubt in many areas. 1960 Diocesan census, and First 'k In October of 1959, Bishop Research Corporation func- Carroll commissioned First tioned as consultant and tech- Research Corporation to make nical advisor. a scientific estimate as to the number of Catholics in the dio- The D-day of the operation ecse. At this time, no one was set for April 24. But the knew where they were locat- day dawned with a heavy over- ed. To refine the problem of cast and an accumulated rain- an actual count, it was felt fall of eight to nine inches in necessary that we have some many sections of the diocese. basic information and so an extensive research study util- It was heartwarming to see izing scientific sampling meth- the many, many dedicated odologies was developed, in men and women go out in the order to gain some approxi- driving rain to fulfill their ORGANIZING the parish groups was the task of Richard B. mation as to the Catholic pop- obligation to their Bishop. Roberts, general chairman of the census. His task was assigning ulation. This was done in Several weeks later, the final specific areas of the diocese to the census takers. October and November of 1959. reports were in, and the long process of tabulating, sorting When the report was submit- accumulating and reporting Final Results Of Census ted to the Bishop, everyone was was underway. amazed at the magnitude of the Catholic population in the Dio- The final report is now an In 16 Counties Announced cese. Not 175,000 as had been actuality. All of the information estimated by historical means, necessary for advising Bishop CARD SORTING machine is used to compute the results of the '< (Continued from Page 1) but a figure much closer to Carroll is now on IBM punch door-to-door canvas. Landon G. Haynes, vice president of First Individual characteristics, including race and 350,000 was the report of First cards. It is necessary only that Research Corp., is shown with Father Genovar. native language. Research Corporation. Girded he order specific information Spiritual history, including born Catholics and with this new concept of the and within a matter of hours, and now the advisors to the tinues at the specific parish converts. magnitude of the Catholic popu- he can have a complete tabu- Bishop are establishing ways level, changes and alterations College students now attending secular and lation, the Bishop decided to go lation of any particular item and means in which this can will be made from time to time Catholic schools. out and construct a complete that he desires right down to be done. We have here an evi- to acquaint the Bishop with the Number of those receiving religious instruction and definitive census to provide the parish leyel. Bishop Carroll dence in the census of Catholic necessary tools to implement now attending public or private schools, both grade all of the essential information and his advisors now can sit action at its highest level. As further and make even more and high school. necessary for the efficient plan- with the mass of statistics de- the updating of this census con- important decisions. Number of Catholics now on military duty. ning and development of dio- veloped and plan with rea- Number employed, both male and female. cesan facilities for service to sonable accuracy on the long- Educational level of achievement of all Catho- the Catholic poeple. range program of the diocese. Seniors To Hold Isabel I ans Plan lics, including grade school, high school and college graduates as well as post-graduate students. Months of intensive plan- Problems of school building Social, Sunday Dinner, Dance Number of handicapped individuals and nature ning went into the construc- and school rooms, the prob- tion of the census report. lems of teachers, problems of The Catholic Seniors Olub will The annual welfare benefit of handicap. Prior to the I960 announce- Size of average Catholic family in Diocese. administrators, the prob- hold a social on Sunday, July dinner dance sponsored by the ments of the population of the lems of hospitals and care of Daughters of Isabella is sched- The Miami Diocesan Census was actually begun 31 that will include swimming, 16 counties comprising the the sick, the problems of the uled to be held Saturday, Aug. on April 24. On that day, more than 20,000 enumer- dining and dancing. The affair ators started out on their assigned task of calling Diocese. It was felt that the mental patient, the problems 6 at the K. of C. Hall, 270 Cata- at every home in the 16 counties of South Florida. total population was approxi- of the blind, the problems of will be held at the Surf- lonia Ave., Coral Gables. mately 1,768,000. It was nec- the aged, all of these are in- side Plaza Hotel, Miami Beach, At every household, the question they asked essary to call on every house- Dinner will be served from cluded now with specific in- starting at 1 p.m. was this: hold in the Diocese. This 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. and dancing "Is there any person living in this household formation as to location and meant the recruitment of concentration within definite- Following the swimming pro- to the music of Ed Cook's band who was baptized a Catholic?" will begin at 9 p.m. more than 20,000 interviewers ly defined areas of the dio- gram, dinner will be served at If the family was Catholic, it led to an inter- who would knock on every view inside the home. If no Catholics lived at the cese. 5 p.m. There will be dancing Mrs. Louis Dion and Mrs. door. Bernard DiCristafero are co- dwelling, the census-takers expressed their thanks But our job is just beginning. afterwards on the pool patio and asked no further questions. chairmen of arrangements as- Under the leadership of such There is a constant influx of and group singing. sisted by Mrs. James Blain, and However, at Catholic homes, the enumera- men and Richard B. Roberts, new residents into southern tors asked approximately 20 questions, such as Membership in the club is op- Miss Cathy Elder, decorations, Jr. and C. Clyde Atkins, the Florida. This influx is bringing Mrs. Charles Cartwright, tick- the number of persons in the family, the sacra- Diocesan Council of Catholic with it an ever increasing Cath- en to single men and women over 35 years of age. Informa- ets; and Mrs. Helen Dupras, ments each had received, the schools attended, Men came to the rescue, and a olic population. publicity. the marital status, employment, the state in program of training was set up tion may be obtained from which the family last resided and whether the to acquaint the dedicated men The base of this census must Mary Porter, president, at Tickets for the benefit, pro- present home was owned or rented. in some instances women of the be kept continually up-to-date, FRanklin 1-6783. ceeds of which are used for Those who reside in the Diocese for six months charitable projects may be ob- or more each year are considered permanent resi- tained by calling CA 1-6097. dents and are so indicated in the census. Those who have moved here just recently but who intend to re- main as residents are considered permanent and are St. James Altar Guild so indicated. Sponsors Splash Party A splash party sponsored by the Altar Guild of St. James Broward Women Make parish will be held Satu: July 30, at the pool of the K«. ._•»- worth Hotel, 10205 Collins Ave., Retreat In Miami Beach Miami Beach. Women of parishes in Brow- Dade deanery were present for Dancing and refreshments ard county will make a week- the exercises. will be featured. Reservations end retreat starting tonight On the weekend of Aug. 5, the may be made by calling (Friday) in the Golden Strand temporary retreat center will MU 1-5220 or MU 1-2670. Hotel, 17901 Collins Ave., Miami be occupied by groups from the Beach. East Coast and Southwest Coast The three - day spiritual ex- deaneries. 'Beachcomber Party' ercise will be conducted by Father Noel Fogarty, director Father Charles Mallen, C.SS.R., of the program, explained that Scheduled By CYO a member of the Redemptorist the retreat next weekend will A "Beachcombers Party" is Mission Bnd of Our Lady of be open to women of parishes being planned by the Senior Perpetual Help Church in Opa throughout the diocese. CYO of the Cathedral parish, at Locka. "It will be the final retreat 6 p.m. Saturday, July 30, at The retreatants will be the for women," he said, "and we Crandon Park. third group of women to use want to give all them a chance the facilities of the hotel for re- to attend." Refreshments and music will treat purposes. Last week, more The retreat on the weekend of FAMILIES large and small were counted in the is shown above registering Dr. and Mrs. James be furnished and tickets can be than 90 women of the South Aug. 12 is for men. diocesan census. Enumerator Melvin Wittekind J. McCormick and nine of their 12 children. obtained at the park.

Page 8 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. July. 29, 1960 CEREMONJES AUG. 11 Times Square Film* Scored By Minister To Profess 12, Invest B * **, ROCKVILLE CENTRE, N. Y. (NO — A Protestant minister here charged that New York's In Sisters Of St. Joseph "summer festival" of films in Twelve novices, nine from Annunciata (Kathleen Collins Time Square is repugnant to Florida and three from Ireland, of County Galway). *•: high moral and spiritual stand- will be professed Sisters of St. ards. The five young women who Joseph of St. Augustine at cere- will be presented for the re- The Rev. Mr. Dan M. Potter, monies Aug. 11 at the chapel of ception of the habit are: Miss director of the Protestant Coun- Mount St. Joseph, Jensen Carmen Carreras of Jayuga, cil of New York, termed the Beach, the novitiate of the com- Puerto Rico; Miss Mary Ann film showings "a festival of mo- munity. Holewinski of Miami; Miss tion pictures loaded with vice, Mary Catherine Deese of Mel- In addition to the profession, bourne; Miss Margaret Ann fcjfc? crime and sex, brazenly pro- ^ive young women will be in- Oleson of Ft. Lauderdale, and CONSTRUCTION is now underway on St. Greg- 800 persons. A school administration building moted with lurid and suggestive ,--vested in the habit of the Miss Barbara Beck of West ory Church, Plantation. The building, shown will be built simultaneously. Masses for the par- come-on posters, banners, other Sisters of St. Joseph and be- Hollywood. above in an architect's sketch, will accomodate ish are presently in Peters Elementary School. outdoor advertising." come novices of the congrega- tion. The 12 who will take their first vows of poverty, chastity STATEMENT OF CONDITION and obedience are: Sister Peter Joseph (Penel- As of June 30, 1960 ope McNeil of Orlando); Sister Mary Bartholomew (D o r e e n ASSETS LIABILITIES Tyrer of Miami); Sister Mary U.S. Government Insured or Guaranteed Capital Stock (30,000 shares) $750,000.00 Barbara (Dorothy Stelling of FHA and VA Loans $ 1,129,948.57 Daytona Beach); Sister Miriam Other Loans and Discounts 6,703,495.57 Surplus 410,000.00 $ 1,160,000.00 Therese (Carol Tight of Ft. Banking House (Stores and Parking Lots) 265,600.80 Lauderdale). Additional Parking Space Undivided Profits 58,885 81 Sister Mary Davida (Eliza- for Future Requirements 40,197.50 14,683.39 beth Batignani of Pompano Furniture and Fixtures 120,868.22 Contingency Reserve Beachl; Sister Mary Stephanie Accrued Income and Other Assets 108,464.43 73,960.03 (Martina Corcoran of Miami); Overdrafts 18.08 Reserve for Taxes, Interest, etc. Sister Mary Susanna (Patricia U.S. Government Securities $4,955,290.36 Interest and Income Collected, Dziedzicof Hialeah) and Sister Federal Corporation Bonds. 75,151.43 Mary Paulette (Ethel Choquet- Federal Reserve Bank Stock 34,800.00 not earned 149,438.06 te of Boynton Beach). State, County and Municipal Bonds 1,472,823.80 The- three novices from Ire- Letters of Credit 3,000.00 New York Stock land are: Sister Mary Bernar- Exchange Bonds 252,349.41 da (Marie O'DriscolI of Coun- CASH AND DUE ty Cork); Sister Helen Therese 18,881,396.76 FROM BANKS 5,182,355.88 11,972,770.88 DEPOSITS (Anastasia Whelan of County Tipperary) and Sister Maria TOTAL ASSETS $20,341,364.05 TOTAL LIABILITIES $20,341,364.05

(Dividends paid for the first half of 1960 — 75c per share. This is in excess of dividend for similar period last year) Hialeahans Name The handling of your checking and savings deposits is a highly important and personal trusteeship and our policy has always been to maintain a high degree of liquidity in cash and at the same time to maintain stability in our operations in keeping 'Knight Of Year' with the responsibility of banking in the light of conditions that prevail today, which conditions call for prudence. We feel HIALEAH — Louis J. Matu- that intelligent, conservative individuals appreciate the safety we afford our customers and we solicit the accounts of dis- son, of 10000 NW 138th St., has criminating individuals. been named "Knight of the Year" by the Lawrence J. Personal checking accounts are available here — no minimum balance required and no stand-by or service charge other Flynn Council, Knights of Col- umbus. than 15c for each check paid. Recently elected warden for OFFICERS DIRECTORS the coming year, Matuson has LEONARD A. USINA JOSEPH M. KRUPP AGNES B. BARBER CLARK R. PARKER served as chairman of the Coun- Chairman of the Board Cashier President of the Bank Director and Distributor cil Acitivities committee. He ED COYNER Tom Huston Products was one of 12 Knights chosen AGNES B. BARBER RUTH B. JOHNSTON President and Treasurer J. HARRELL POWELL Assistant Vice President as "Knight of the Month" dur- President Coyner-Evans Co. Real Estate Investments DR. M. A. SCHOFMAN ing the Council's first year, EDNA M. BELL FRANK DeBERNARDIS JAMES W. ELDER, JR. Assistant Vice President Miami Shores Medical Clinic which ended last month. Others Vice President Owner, Elder Electric were Gene Chatfield, William AVIS E. KING JULIAN B. FRIX ROLAND M. STAFFORD. Executive Vice President M. L. WALSH Assistant Vice President President, Turner-Frix O'Brien, Russ Marchner, Gene American Nationol Bank Love, Tony Calabrese, Ray Far- Wee President JAMES W. DUNAWAY Insurance, Inc. LEONARD K. THOMSON rell, Omer Verhaeghe, William FRANK H. WILLER Assistant Vice President S. DOUGLAS GIBSON Former Director Magill, Al Simonitis Vince De- Assistant President MARJORIE I. McMAHAN Retired Colonel, US. Armf Dade County Port Authority Stefanis and Maurice Croteau. ROLAND M. STAFFORD Assistant Cashier W. DOUGLAS HALL LEONARD A. USINA Former President Chairman of the Board Vice President KATHERYNE G. HAGEARTY Sal-Fafne Corporation of the Bank C. EDWARD KETTLE Assistant Cashier TOM JOYCE LEE F. WARD Breviary Reforms Vice President ROMAN O. KLIMKEVICH Seven-Up Distributor, Ohio, Investments SARAH B. HAYES Assistant Cashier Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan FRANK H. WILLER WALTER J. ALLISON Effective Jan. 1 Vice President C. EDWARD KETTLE President, Peoples National Assistant Cashier Executive Vice President, Bank of North Miami Beach ANTHONY P. DALLINGER L. A. AVIN National Bank of Commerce PERRY E. WILLITS VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope Wee President John XXIII has announced that Assistant Cashier HOWE E. MOREDOCK, JR. President, Perry E. Willits, Inc. reforms in the breviary and President, Howe E. Moredock Co. Roman Missal will go into ef- fect Jan. 1. The Pontiff said the Congre- PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK gation of Rites would soon pub- lish the reforms, which will put rubrics "in a clearer order." OF MIAMI SHORES The announcement, which came in the form of a "Muto N.E. Second Avenue at 95th Street- Proprio" or letter written on his own intiative, did not specify Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation what reforms would be enacted.

July 29, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. ,-"*••' -

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Voice Photo* IN ST. MARY'S CHAPEL in Northside Shopping Center, Mass Confessions are heard before daily Mass and on Saturday from AT FORMAL OPENING of the c h a p e I on Saturday, July 23, is celebrated daily at Noon and on Sunday at 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Priests of the Cathedral serve the chapel. Bishop Coleman F. Carroll officiated and offered Pontifical Mass.

Advertisement HIGH Bishop Dedicates New Chapel PRESSURE and LOW In Northside Shopping Center SALT ^i^J- /j "It is very fitting that we find shadow of gigantic domes and after work, that they attend DIETS the House of God in the center spires. noon Mass as often as possible of man's activities," Bishop Bishop Carroll, calling the oc- and receive Holy Communion. Did You Know Coleman F. Carroll said at the casion an unique and happy one In pointing out that the chapel that Many Faucet Waters dedication of the new St. Mary's in the history of the diocese, is open to shoppers during the are High in Salt Content? Chapel in the spacious North- stressed that "it is a tremen- day and evening, he asked that It is almost impossible to hold to an affective low salt diet and side Shopping Center last Sat- dously wonderful thing for peo- visitors be appropriately attired. •till drink S glasses of some fau- urday. ple to have such opportunities There are "certain proprieties cet waters daily. Unless your doctor has restricted your fluid Church history repeated it- for grace" as are provided by in the way of dress that all of intake, you should drink 6 to 8 self as the chapel in the mar- the chapel. us should observe when enter- glasses of water daily. HOW TO ketplace was formally blessed. ing the House of God," he SOLVE THE PROBLEM? Drink Like the medieval cathedrals He delivered a brief talk aft- pleasant Mountain Valley Water er celebrating a dedicatory Pon- added. - from Hot Springs, Arkansas.This around which merchants pitch- nationally famous health-aid is ed their tents and sold their tifical Mass. The chapel is located in the extremely low in salt. You'll en- wares, the Miami chapel is "This is God's home," he extreme northwest corner of joy Mountain Valley Water — situated close to people en- told the group of nearly 300 the shopping center, NW 27th IT'S DELIGHTFUL! In matter, gaged in buying and selling. of health, always consult your people. "It is a very sacred Ave. and 79th St. The princi- place," where store employes, doctor. And although the shopping pal entrance fronts on a large shoppers and people who live center is regarded as a novel parking area. Two side en- in the area can "have a con- Mountain Valley location for a chapel, the cen- trances connect the chapel versation with God." ll

Pose 10 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. IW 7.9, 1960 BUT FOR STANTON'S SPITE and active Catholic, his reli- gious convictions were not a Hoover Says bar to his opportunity to serve BLOCKS & BUILDING MATERIAL Gen. Rosencrans, A Catholic, his country. Nation Needs Gen. Rosecrans died on March 11, 1898, near Redondo, Moral Rebirth Almost Lincoln's Successor Calif., at the age of 78 — a Catholic who but for" a twist of ~ By ELMER VON FELDT By THOMAS E. KISSLING N.C.W.C. News Service fate would have become Presi- IACME CONCRETE CHICAGO (NO — Former The Republican party's Lin- dent of the United States. -si! President Herbert Clark Hoov- coln centennial convention in Other Republican nominees er has called upon his fellow Chicago recalls that one prom- for the President, according to Americans to halt "the moral inent Republican, Gen. William some historians, have had Starke Rosecrans, nearly be- retreat" in the United States. "Catholic" connections, but came the first Catholic Presi- none made the election to the Modern Redi-Mix Plants In an address to the Re- dent of the United States. nation's highest or even second P in: highest post. publican national convention, This happened in the spring •i DADE, the 85-year-old former Chief of 1863 when a strong faction of the Republican party, dis- \\ BROWARD Executive warned that the 1 AND - 'United States "is in the midst satisfied with the progress of the war under President Lin- PALM of a frightening moral coln, began looking for a can- BEACH slump." didate to succeed him. COUNTIES "This nation needs a rebirth The name of Gen. Rose- crans, then the most popu- Home Office of a great spiritual force which GEN. WILLIAM S. ROSECRANS has been impaired by cynicism lar and successful officer in en the Union Army, was sug- Might Have Been President 5500 N.W. 37 AVE. - HIALEAH, FLA. and weakened by foreign in- gested. fection," Mr. Hoover declared Horace Greeley dispatched the enmity of the Secretary of in his nationally televised ad- James A. Gilmore to the front War, who controlled the mili- dress. lines to interview the General tary telegraph system, and if STEAK HOUSE __ ALL NEW - ALL NYLON about a proposed plan that he had not become the victim of "Manifestly our religious or- would make Rosecrans the logi- his spite, he would have been ganizations and our agencies for cal candidate in 1864. But the Lincoln's running mate in 1864, 1210 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Dayton Thorobred character-building in our youth General, who became a con- and his successor a few months are giving devoted service to vert to Catholicism while teach- later, after the President's as- sassination. CORAL GABLES halt this slump in morals," Mr. ing at West Point Military Aca- he&66om Hoover said. "These agencies demy in 1845, declined to run. BROTHER A PRIEST DAYTON'S PRESTIGE TIRE have need for every, assistance. He said: "My place is here. A native of Kingston, Ohio, PRIME DELMONICO STEAK And there is a latent force in The country gave me my edu- William Starke Rosecrans was a brother of Sylvester Horton American life which could be a cation, and has a right to my 5.95 Rosecrans, who followed him vital help." military services." He added that Greeley was wrong in his into the Church, became a % of a Ib. of thick, priest and editor of Cincinnati's Avoiding partisanship, Mr. estimate of Lincoln. juicy, Prime Delmonico Steak, Hoover told the delegates he Catholic Telegraph. Father Syl- STOOD BY LINCOLN was making his fourth "good- vester Rosecrans was appointed served with crisp, cold mixed When the Republican Nation- by" appearance at a Republi- Auxiliary Bishop of Cincinnati green salad, French bleu cheese can national convention. He al Convention met in Baltimore in 1862 and first Bishop of Co- said: "Apparently my good- in 1864, it renominated Abra- lumbus in 1868. dressing, our home-made bread, bys did not take, but unless ham Lincoln for a second presi- After an eminently successful tea or coffee and hot apple dential term, despite bitter op- some miracle comes to me army career, Gen. Rosecrans pie with cheese. from the Good Lord this is position, when nominations for retired as a major general in finally it" the second place on the ticket 1867. He became U. S. Minister • NEW, EXCLUSIVE TWIN were discussed, there was a to Mexico, and engaged in vari- SAF-T-LOK TREAD DESIGN Mr. Hoover cited statistics to strong demand that a military STEAKS, CHOPS, CHICKEN & ous business and civic enter- • NEW, NON-SKID SAFETY 40,000 MILES illustrate the "frigtening moral man be selected. prises. He retired to an estate SEAFOOD - COMPLETE DINNERS in WRITING bj PAN-AMERICAN slump" he sees in the United • NEW, LONGER TREADWEAR TIRE CO. plus road hazard guaran- in San Rafael, Calif. California (BONUS MILEAGE) tee against cub, breaks, bruises States. The man in a poisition to dic- etc. without any exceptions. CoComm - tate this nomination was a close sent him to Congress as a Dem- $1.80 to $4.40 mercial use accepted. U" Guar- • NEW HANDSOME STYLING anteed 35,000 Miles. "During the 14 years follow- friend and admirer of Gen. ocrat in 1880 and 1882. From ing the end of the second World Rosecrans, Gen. James A. Gar- 1885 to 1893 he served as Reg- • EASIER PARKING, STEERING «^«»OOOOeOOOO(K)0000000«)0000000000000000000(»ll 1 War, our statistics show that field of Ohio, who later became ister of the U. S. Treasury, his OPEN ALL SUMMER NYLON TUBELESS BLACKWALLS major crimes in most of the president. last public office. 5 P.M. to 10 P.M. years have increased three VICE PRESIDENCY OFFERED Although he was a devout FACTORY SUGGESTED FEDERAL SALE times as fast as the popula- CLOSED SUNDAYS SIZE LIST PRICE EXCISE TAX PRICE Remembering his old gen-aiiiiiiimiuimiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiu tion," the former President eral, Garfield telegraphed him: 6.70x15 62.55 .... 2.17 . 22.15 - said. i Dixie Outdoor Furniture f "Vice-Presidency going a-beg- Member of Diner's Club, 7.10x15 68.65 .... 2.27 24.15 ging. Will you accept? An- | & Pottery Co. | 7.50x14 68.65 ... American Express & Hilfon .. 2.14 22.15 swer!" Gen. Rosecrans wired 5 , #1200 Broadway = 8 00x14 75.45 ....2.2. 6 24.15 his acceptance, but it was not K Riviera Beach, Florida £ Carte Blanche — Mrs. Kay Savacool •• 8.50x14 82.85 .... 2.42 ..... 26.40 received by Garfield. 5 "The Pottery Center ol the = 9.00x14 92.00 ... 5 Palm Beaches" 2 .. 2.61 29.30 Later it was ascertained Tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin that the reply had been sup- NYLON TUBELESS WHITEWALLS 24 pressed by Secretary of War FACTORY SUGGESTED FEOERAL SALE YEARS IN Edwin M. Stanton. As a con- SIZE LIST PRICE EXCISE TAX PRICE sequence, Andrew Johnson re- OPERATION 6.70x15 76.00 .... 2.17 26.75 ceived the nomination, and 7.10x15 84.00... and at Lincoln's death suc- .. 2.27 29.25 ceeded to the presidency. TICKER 7.60x15 92.00 .... 2.45 31.95 8.00x15 102.50 .... 2.62 35.50 STEGEMAN On several occasions during AMERICAS LARGEST- "ON THE TRAIL" 8.20x15 106.25 ... the war, Secretary Stanton dis- PONTIAC DEALER 665 S.W.8-ST. 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July 29, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 11 THEOLOGY FOR EVERYMAN • PAINTING and PEST Church And State: Catholic Belief CONTROL • DECORATING JOSEPH In Accord With U.S. Constitution • (JOE) High on the list of misunder- ship would be forcibly restricted In summary, the ideal of re- sphool. Our adversaries would standings separating Catholics or suppressed. ligious unity which is implied in have the same liberties which CONSULT THE TELEPHONE from their neighbors in the com- the teachings of the Church, and we enjoy as a minority." DIRECTORY FOR THE ORKIN KEEFE ••Again, there is a correspond- towards which the policies of OFFICE NEAREST YOU munity are certain "ancient • LICENSED AND INSURED • ing difference between tolerance the Church are directed is a This statement is no less val- myths" on the relationship of of non-Catholic religions as an community in which the truths id today for American Catholics. MO \-7777 Church and state. This article evil which cannot be removed of Christianity will be freely ac- Even in countries in which the written by Auxiliary Bishop and recognition of nonrCatholic cepted by all men, and in which state draws its inspiration from FREE ESTIMATES any question of tolerance of Thomas J. Riley, of Boston, is religions as the result of in- Catholics doctrine, as in Portu- 25 YRS IN MIAMI intended to clarify some of the other religious beliefs would be vincible error on the part of completely superfluous. gal and in Ireland, it is • principles involved in that com- human beings who are naturally RELIGIOUS DIFFERENCES duty of the state to allow free- plex relationship. The article free to seek the truth. The actually existing situation, dom of worship. DONALD F. JOHN M. first appeared in The Pilot, which has been found to a great- It is upon the principle of re- FREEDOM OF FAITH er or less extent' from the ear- McEMBER MONTGOMERY weekly newspaper of the Arch- ligious freedom, implied neces- What belongs to Caesar must diocese of Boston. liest days of the Church, and sarily in man's nature as cre- which must always be looked be rendered to Caesar; the ated by God, that the answer to forward to as the consequence Church claims proper jurisdic- * * * McEMBER the problem of the relation be- of human intellectual limita- tion only in matters' which per- Q. Does the Catholic Church tween state and Church, and tain to God. The freedom of the MONTGOMERY INSURANCE, inc. tions, is one in which there will teach that the state is bound the related problem of the right be differences of religious beliefs act of faith, the freedom to fol- to defend Catholicism as the of the Church to seek assistance and a plurality of religious sys- low conscience in the worship of from the state, must be based. God, the natural right to seek only true religion, and that tems. NATURAL TO MAN freely for religious truth — GENERAL INSURANCE freedom in religious matters is 1120 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Coral Gables 34, Fla. The Church does not claim Given such a situation, re- these basic teachings of Christi- allowable only in a society in anity must be guarded against PHONE HI 4-2587 freedom for its own religious ac- pect for human freedom and which Catholics do not have tivities merely to accommodate tolerance of religious differen- attack. control of the government? itself to an existing situation in ces will be imperative. which there are differences of It is not in accordance with A. Many non-Catholics have religious belief. Because men are naturally the spirit of Christianity to de- The Perfect Combination! the impression that it is the free, because it is of the very mand that legal restrictions The Church on earth is a essence of Christianity that it be placed on these fundament- policy of the Catholic Church to Church militant, not a Church be accepted and not violently al rights. As Catholics we ask for religious freedom in triumphant. Christ our Lord did imposed, because the state can- must seek to save souls by places where Catholics are in not contemplate the growth of not claim as its proper function offering, not by imposing our the minority, and to oppose the the Church as the consequence the organization of the religious religious beliefs. We must of protection by the arms of a right of non-Catholics to be free life of its subjects, the state hold fast to our own beliefs, secular state. must guarantee freedom of re- but we must not attack with in the external profession of ligion, and assure to all its sub- force and violence those who their religious beliefs in places Pope St. Pius X remarked jects the right to follow in the do not agree with us. where Catholics are in control. over half a century ago that religious beliefs directed by PRO-TECT-U those who dream of or hope History has shown that at- ERROR CONSIDERED conscience. A One-Time for a state of completely un- temps to enlist the power of This policy, they would say, disturbed peace in the Church, HUMAN DIGNITY the state to protect the Church proceeds from the doctrinal as- in which everything would run No principle of philosophy or against heresy lead only to en- AWNING sumption that error has no right completely according to plan theology which is fundamental slavement of the Church by the WITH THE PATENTED CROWN to be promoted or defended, and in which no one would of- to Catholicism demands the sup- Investment! state and to the destruction of They Last A Housetime! and that error may be tolerated fer resistance to ecclesiastical pression of man's natural right the spirit of charity from which • • • • for the time being only in cir- authority, are completely in to safeguard his human dignity, all our relations with our fel- FREE ESTIMATES cumstances in which it will be error. to determine his moral conduct, low men must proceed. Reliable Business Practices imprudent to impose the teach- and to work out his eternal des- F.H.A. TERMS ings of the Church on all mem- It is not of the essence of tiny. HARMFUL RESTRAINT For Over 34 Years! bers of society. Catholicism to demand special A social order in which the It follows therefore that the protection and privileges from natural rights of any group of It is unfortunate that the fundamental principles of Cath- people would be restricted in the state. It is not to be thought olic belief are in complete ac- HI 4-2525 fundamental teachings of the of as the goal of the Church's the name of religion would be Church on the relations of cord with the fundamental prin- pRO-TEfu 957 S.W. 27th AVE. policy to place itself entirely harmful not only to society as a Church and state and on the ciples of the American Constitu- whole but to the Church as well. nature of religious freedom beyond hostile attack. tion. Catholics are not held to should be formulated in this GREATER SIGNIFICANCE any religious commitment which If we are suspected of being particular manner. Of even greater significance would imply their inability to insincere and hypocritical, we in relation to this problem is cooperate as loyal American shall be less effective as the A much more agreeable ap- the incompetence of the state citizens in working out the com- Catholic Church which Christ OFFICERS proach to the problem, and one to deal with religious matters. mon good of the American na- has destined us to be. Every at- WILLIAM O'NEIL which is thoroughly consistent tion. tack on freedom of conscience CHAIRMAN with the teachings of divine re- In the Christian philosophy of arouses discord and resentment CHARLES H. ALCOCK velation which determine the society there is a clearly * * * PRESIDENT Q. Is it true that the and leads to the loss of per- constitution of the Church is marked distinction between the manent advantages for our- NORMAN W. LEWIS that which starts with the prin- Church's teaching in this mat- EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT Church and the -state. The theory selves. ple of religious freedom and de- that the unity of society is bas- ter is opportunist, and that in fends the right of men to be ically religious is no more valid other circumstances, in which Communication of the truth free in their religious beliefs not than the pagan theory that is Catholics would be more nu- of divine revelation has al- THE as a lesser evil but as a fixed being revived today in many merous and more influential, ways been an essential ele- and universally valid truth. quarters: that religious life is a different approach to the ment in the program of the 1 but an aspect of political life, problem might be expected? Catholic Chruch. The Churc Much of the misunderstand- and that both must come under A. The position which we have does not seek the conversion, ing relating to this matter the control of the state. outlined is clearly not one which which result from mass hys- tOULEVARD seems to result from inaccu- teria, or those which are based would be subject to revision as rate definition of terms. It is It has been wisely pointed out a consequence of-any modifica- entirely on personal relation- Setting New Standards not accurate, first of all, to that if religious unity is essen- tion of the Church's impact on ships. Obviously the truth of think of a Catholic state, in tial for political unity, the way human society. Almost a cen- the Catholic religion is not im- for Banking which all differences of reli- is open for the state to claim tury ago, Cardinal Manning, ' mediately evident. gious belief would be suppres- the right to pass judgment on Service speaking as the spiritual leader sed, as the ultimate goal of religious matters. of English Catholics, who at that Much study is needed to dis- Catholic policy; It is true that cover its reasonable foundations Any attempt to set up a time were distinctly in the mi- a community in which every- nority, made the'following state- and the harmonious interrela- clerical state in which the in- one would be united in profes- ment: tions among the propositions in sing the truths around which terests of the Church would be which its truth is expressed. It the Catholic Church is organ- protected and given priority "If tomorrow Catholics were is not surprising that many who ized is the ideal for which against non-Catholic minorities the imperial race in the king- stand with us on the firm Catholics should pray. would tend dangerously in the dom of Britain, they would not ground of fundamental philo- direction of a totalitarianism make use of their political sophical truth will depart from ...the Friendly There is a great difference, that would be Christian only power to disturb the religious us in relation to other truths Bank on the Boulevard however, between a society in in its external form while re- position of the people of Brit- which for Us are equally evi- which all men would be united maining entirely secular in the ain, hereditarily a divided one. dent but which in themselves re- in their assent to the truth and direction of its political ac- We should not close one quire careful study and analy- one in which non-Catholic wor- tivities. church, one college, one

Page 12 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. July 29, 1960 Pennsylvania Afforded Freedom Outside The Law This is the fourth of a series or articles review- tie in western Pennsylvania ing the position and experience of the practicing Cath- the fulminations of the Puritans olic in the life of the American community from Col- where they would be proximate in New England against "the onial times. The author holds a doctorate in American to the enemy under the Lilies Papists" was at its height in Church History, has taught in various universities, and of France. 1687 when-a French traveler re- is presently Archivist and Historian of the Archdiocese ported finding "eight or 10 of St. Louis. The Treaty of Paris of 1763 Catholics" in Boston! removed the proximate military s By FATHER PETER J. RAHHX, Ph. D. Clearly outside the law, Cath- danger from either France or olics in Pennsylvania nonethe- ' In England penal laws against 1728 Catholics were completely Spain. That lessened if it did less enjoyed the greatest free- Catholics were by no means disfranchised by the Assembly not eliminate the tension under dom of all the faithful along abolished after the death of of Rhode Island and that dis- which Pennsylvania Catholics the Atlantic seaboard. Though Elizabeth I in 1603. Many pul- crimination continued after the lived. few indeed they were in num- pits in both mother country and American Revolution. During the French and In- ber, from them came the lead- colonies joined the Anglican di- TOLERATION ACT ers of the Church once the new ! dian War a census of the " ne John Tillotson in invec- Pennsylvania was the sole Catholics in the colony of nation was formed. s against "the restless and English colony in America to William Penn reckoned their biack designs of that sure and be named after its actual found- Hence it is not to Lord Balti- Hence it is from a letter of source of constant irritation to number as 1,374. How minute more alone, but to Roger Wil- inveterate Enemy of ours, the er. Distinguished for many at- was this little band in com- Church of Rome." tributes, William Penn resem- protest by a Protestant minister hostile, eyes. liams and even more to William named John Talbot that it is parison with . Pennsylvania's Penn that Catholics are indebt- bled Roger Williams in sup- With the erection of St. Jo- total population of approxi- In America the response pressing, his personal hostility known a Mass was publicly of- ed for having survived colonial seph's it could be said that the mately a half-million. bad been legal proscription of in his public utterances rela- fered in Philadelphia around anti-Catholicism. Church — even though still out- Catholics save in Maryland. tive to Catholicism. Then, too, 1708. While William Penn wrote side the law — had emerged That the most rabid anti- * * * There the charity of the found- he was like George Calvert. to the governor from England, Catholic would be concerned NEXT WEEK: English ers to those outside the Faith apparently no.oppressive action from the catacombs of private homes to the light of semi-pub- with so scanty a minority is dif- Revolution Intensified Col- ultimately cost Catholics their In the first legislation of his "was taken. ficult to understand today. Yet onial Anti-Catholicism. American sanctuary. colony in 1682 Penn incorporat- lic worship at least. In 1774 the ed both civil and religious As oppostion intensified in the future President John Adams In the colonial desert of anti- equality for all as Calvert had once Catholic foundation of reported visiting a "Romish Catholicism Pennsylvania came in Maryland. "On Religion" Maryland, the border between chapel," which was St. Joseph's. to be the single oasis where the was the title of the initial chap- these two colonies and the pres- DANGER REMOVED green stalk of the Faith could . ent Delaware was the scene of ter of this "Great Law." There- A generation of peace between be cultivated in relative free- much Catholic activity. Any in- in it was stated that all persons France and England in the Old dom. Before reviewing the ori- crease in efforts at suppression "living in this Province . . . World and the New was reflect- gin and endurance of this liberty could thereby be met by a quick shall not in any case be molest- ed in tranquillity for Catholi- a salute is due to a pioneer shift in the place where Mass ed or prejudiced for his, or her, cism in Pennsylvania. The cry American apostle of creedal was offered, where one of the conscientious persuasion or of "No Popery" was raised equality. By no means is his proscribed priests lived, or the practice." afresh when hostilities were re- name unknown; he was Roger site of one of the sporadic at- sumed betwen these major Williams. Because his fairness A few Catholics who came tempts at giving Catholic edu- European powers and^ their al- had virtually no effect on colo- in the first years found these cation. lies. nial Catholics it would be easy words verified by an actual GENERATION OF PEACE to neglect his contribution. welcome. Despite his fellow- In 1711 there were nine priests " While active persecution was ship with the Quakers, Penn near this "friendly Pennsylvan- missing, the loyalty of Catholic Williams was born in Wales a enjoyed royal favor in the ia line." From this point were colonists was questioned anew. half dozen years prior to the court of the Stuarts, Charles attended the faithful in these "Papists" were forbidden to set- birth of the first son of George II and James II. three colonies, plus frequent ex- Calvert, originator of the colony cursions into New York by one The collapse of the reign of of Maryland. During the last or other of the priests. Philip D. Lewis, Realtor James II, England's last Catho- years of the long reign of Eliza- REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS beth the Queen forced conform- lic king, threatened to involve German and Irish immigrants ity among the Welsh to her Es- William Penn in the upheaval. added to the Catholic popula- PALM BEACH COUNTY tablished Church. The proprietor hurried back to tion. Then too, the continued 31 West 20th Street PROVIDENCE FOUNDED England to protect his inter- toleration beyond or ^outside the Riviera Beach • VI 4-0201 After Williams graduated ests; he succeeded. After sev- law emboldened the faithful. from Cambridge, he became an eral years the new Protestant With St. Joseph as its pa- Anglican divine. But his prompt regime confirmed his title and tron, a church finally was FRED E. disagreement with the state Penn returned to America. opened in Philadelphia in 1734. GOWING religion made his exodus to On the accession of William As may be seen today, it was America a salutary move for built on a side street (Will- TWIN CITr and Mary the British Parlia- him. Landing in Boston in 1631, ing's alley). Thus attracting PLUMBING CO. ment had proclaimed the Toler- soon he was in disfavor akin little attention, it was not a 1083 E. 23 ST. - OX 1-7322 ation Act of 1689. Thereby re- (HIALEAH) to that of the mother country. strictions were removed from all dissenters • save the belea- GEIDE'S INN GEIDE'S INN Roger Williams' Puritanism guered adherents to the original FRIDAY SPECIAL . . . was not identical with that of Christianity, Catholics. BROILED LOBSTER TAIL. the leaders in New England. Unlike them, having come to TEST OATH SATURDAY SPECIAL ... America for his own religious The Test Oath exacted from BROILED FILET MK3N0N $1.95 4 per cent per year cur- freedom he advocated lifting all officeholders had been con- SUNDAY SPECIAL . . . demned long before by Pope any restrictions on the con- ROAST SPRING CHICKEN $1.65 a rent dividend. Save as sciences of others. Paul VII in 1607. In his native land and in his colony Penn re- Again departing hastily German sisted this inclusion of the de- Q Member of Cuisine thousands save, say as rather than conforming, Wil- nial of Transubstantiation in the JJJ Carte • Steaks liams founded Providence in in Blanche Mass. To retain his proprietor- • Seafood thousands say; For my Rhode Island. There he fol- ship he eventually had to yield. lowed Calvert in time at least ; 1335 N. FEDERAL HWY. — PHONE LO 4-4221 n his grant of religious free- Prodded by Parliament hos- FT. LAUDERDALE money it's . . . dom to all Christians. Prob- tile to everything Catholic, the SERVING HOURS: 4 P.M.—11 PM. • SUNDAY 12 Noon—11 P.M. ably no Catholics were in his last of the Stuarts, Queen Anne, GEIDE'S INN — GEIDE'S INN colony during his lifetime, but ordered incorporation of the the lack- of mention of "Pa- Test Oath in the qualification pists" may not be ascribed to of every officeholder. With this CHASE bar to any participation by the inadvertence on the part of FED Williams. faithful in the government of R /\ L. \ the colony, legal freedom for SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION In fact, more credit is due to Catholics vanished in Pennsyl- him for his charity in that his vania until 1776. (Inc.. • LINCOLN ROAD private letters disclosed his No. 1100 «t Lenox Ave. personal hostility to the Catho- Anti-Catholicism was pres- INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS • LAUNDRY* DRY CLEAN- • FORTY FIRST STREET ent in Pennsylvania during No. 425 at Sheridan Ave. x lic Church. Notwithstanding his ING and JANITOR SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT • COLLINS AVENUE hatred of a religion he did not the 18th century. StHl, the con- LABORATORY SUPPLIES AND CHEMICALS at 75th St. stitutional ban on Catholics know as it is in truth, Wil- * SERVING * • SURFSIDE liams imposed no prohibition to was not fashioned into a club 9574 Harding Ave. Catholic Faith or ceremonies. of religious persecution. A sur- DADE COUNTY • BROWARD • MONROE • LEE • COLLIER • NORTH MIAMI BEACH reptitious manner of opera- MARTIN • SAINT LUCIE • PALM BEACH • INDIAN RIVER 163rd St. Shopping Center While today Rhode Island has tion, however, had the expect- All Miami' Beach Offices the highest percentage of Cath- ed consequence of very 200 N.E. 11th St., Miami 32, Fla. FR 7-1421 Call JE 8-7411 olics of any state, virtually none sketchy records by Catholics North Miami Beach Office Call Wl 5-7625 found haven in the colony. After themselves.

July 29, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 13 AT CENTRO HISPANO CATOLICO ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION

BUILDER* DEVELOPER AND APPLIANCE CO. 8340 NORTHEAST SECOND AVE. 511 LAKE AVE. Classes, Guidance Offered Citizen-To-Be MIAMI 38, FLORIDA LAKE WORTH, FLORIDA Phone PLozo 8-0327 Frank J. Farrell JU 2-4050 Candidates Study English, History Helping people to become citizens of the United States is one of the daily services ren- dered at the Centro Hispano Catolico, diocesan headquarters Eat Catfish and for the Spanish-speaking. Hushpuppies Although citizenship is often % taken for granted by millions • who possess it as a birthright, • .. . till you're full it is a cherished desire among • people who call at Centro, % having arrived in the U.S. * with SI 25 looking for .a new life. Green Salad The Centro's counseling serv- and French Fries. 1 ice directs the Spanish-speaking people to government offices -OR - and other authorities on the long The World's Best path that ends with citizenship but wends first through a series COUNTRY FRIED of applications, interviews, tests, instructions in English FRESH DREST CHICKEN I and studies in American history and government. Fluffy snoflake potatoes, Voice Photo cream gravy, salad, hot In the Miami area, the var- SPANISH-SPEAKING people were among 132 status are (from left): Rafeil Gamboa, Maria biscuits, coffee and $135 ious stages of official processing who became U. S. citizens at .Miami's central Jimenez, Victoria Ann Lopez, Nora Aragunde, ice cream .... are governed by the U.S. Im- Post Office Building. Happy about their new Edward A. Monto and Bertha Santander. migration and Naturalization - AND - Service, 3915 Biscayne Blvd., is married to a U.S. citizen witnesses concerning his moral of the University of Florida, Miami. for the same length of time, character and loyalty to the Gainesville. CENTRO ASSISTS WOW? - at Boulevard Only | and has resided in the U.S. U.S. HOME STUDY PROGRAM Because a candidate for na- during the same period. There A home study program is turalization must ordinarily During this oral examination, iMANHATTAN or MARTINI- 29c| are other special regulations also maintained by the Immi- reside in the U.S. for five years Manuel must demonstrate an gration and Naturalization Serv- % before his application will be also, but take the normal case • ability to read, write and speak ice which also offers a free se- * accepted, the immigrant needs of a hypothetical applicant, froThursdam 4 toy 6thr witu hSunda dinney r £ words that are used"in everyday ries of books on citizenship to to be assisted while biding his Manuel Gomez. those who have applied for nat- time. That's why Centro's job- English. He must be able to After the five-year residency uralization and who are study- finding service and its classes sign his name in English. ing under the supervision of a in English are particularly valu-. requirement is fulfilled, Manuel TAKES ORAL EXAM GRANDMA'S KITCHEN submits an "Application to File public school. The same books able to Spanish-speaking per- As with all candidates, he is may be purchased from the Su- sons who want eventually to Petition for Naturalization" to 10801 BISCAYNE BLVD., U.S. NO. if the naturalization office on Bis- required to know fundamental perintendent of Documents, Gov- * become citizens. ernment Printing Office, Wash- cayne Blvd. The application is principles of the U. S. govern- ington, 25, D.C. 5240 S.W. 8th ST., U.S. NO. 41 * Citizenship is sometimes accompanied by a fingerprint ment and the national consti- granted after only three-years chart and three identical photog- % tution. He must also be acquaint- By using any of these meth- residence provided the person raphs of himself. ed with the important historical ods in order to learn English He then waits for about three and study American history, facts related to the development Manuel ought to be well pre- v months while his application is of the United States. These re- scrutinized in Washington, D.C. pared for the oral examina- Next, if his application is ap- quirements of course will re- tion when he appears before UMRT proved, Manuel is notified by quire a certain amount of study the naturalization officer. the Miami naturalization office beforehand. There are many If his application is in order, to appear before a naturalization ways, however, in which Man- his witnesses accepted and his 1960 Frigidaire examiner for a preliminary uel can prepare himself for the knowledge of the U.S. adequate, hearing. Manuel is required to testing. in a matter of weeks he will be bring two U.S. citizens to the standing with other men and "PUMP" AGITATOR hearing with him to serve as Candidates are frequently women before a federal judge, advised at Centro to enroll in ready to take the oath of alleg- citizenship classes sponsored iance to his new country and re- AUTOMATIC WASHER WE RENT ceive his certificate of naturali- by the Dade County Depart- zation. FOLDINGCHAIRS ment of Public Instruction and conducted at Miami Jack- AND TABLES son and Miami high schools. Munich Visit Planned The classes are held two Model WS-60 WITH TRADE nights a week, from 7, to 10 By Vatican Cardinals o'clock, and will re-open for ONLY MATCHING DRYER $124.00 a new term on Sept. 6. Regi- MUNICH, Germany (NO — Eight cardinals from the Holy stration will be held at the See's central administration '- JA 4-8351 schools during the last two the Vatican will attend Muni'. 1211 N.E. 4th AVE. weeks of August. FT. 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Classes in English gram- Carrier ber; Aloisius Cardinal Muench, mar are also offered at both former Apostolic Nuncio to PLANNED SERVICE schools. FACTORY TRAINED MEN Germany and former Bishop of 249 Alhombra Circle s COMMERCIAL If Manuel is unable to attend Fargo, N.D.; Gregorio Pietro • RESIDENTIAL XV Cardinal Agagianian.. Bene- 24 HOUR SERVICE the classes there are various Coral Gables educational institutions which detto Cardinal Aloisi Masella; MU 5-3631 offer correspondence courses in Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani; history and government. One Marcello Cardinal Mimmi; and * Phone HI 4-6541 * O A. WIEDERHOLD, President such course is available through Arcadio Cardinal Larraona, 4555 E. 10 CT., HIALEAH the General extension Division C.M.F.

Page 14 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. July 29, 1960 IN CORPUS CHRISTI PROJECT Parish Chauffeurs Provide Auto Rides To Mass Mr. Lavan instructs one of his Drivers often make two pick- Nearly 60 children of Corpus lay societies and the spare time Mary — welcome the new- ficulty for the children, their 20 drivers to stop for the new up trips before the Mass. Christi parish Miami, are chauf- of about 40 volunteer workers. comers to Corpus Christi par- names are given to August children each Sunday thereaft- fered to Church each Sunday In another phase of the pro- ish, learn the spiritual needs Lavan, a Corpus Christi usher, er. The drivers, called "helpers" Afterwards, the boys and morning, given catechism in- ject, parishioners visit the of the family, extend material who is also a member of the in the Confraternity, begin their girls assemble in the school structions afterwards, then re- homes of newly arrived Span- help when necessary, and ask Confraternity of Christian Doc- building where religious in- trine and serves as something Sunday morning run through the turned home by auto — thanks ish-speaking Catholic families, if the children are able to at- structions are given by Sisters of a traffic engineer for the Sun- parish so as to reach the Church to an apostolic project that com- the, visitors — eight women tend Mass on Sunday morning. of St. Francis who staff day morning motorcade. in time for the 9 o'clock Mass. bines the specialities of three who belong to the Legion of If getting to Church is a dif- Corpus Christi. Children who understand but little English are taught by members of the Legion of Mary who are fluent in both Spanish and English. "One reason for the success of our group, even though we are small, is that each member is required to perform two hours of apostolic work each week," explained Mrs. Orlando Barreto, secretary of the Legion of Mary. At meetings held each Thurs- day evening with Father Fer- nando Ibarra, moderator of the group, members are required to give a detailed account of their two-hour contribution to the apostolic program. Each member is assigned family "cases" which she works on regularly. Evening visits to homes are quite common with the result that older children CHILDREN of Corpus Christi parish who need transportation and adults are prepared to re- to Mass are picked up at their homes each Sunday by volunteer (ARRIVING AT THE CHURCH at 3220 NW 7th While the CCD Religious Vacation School was ceive the Sacraments. chauffeurs of the parish. Driver M. T. Piecynski is shown await- Ave., Miami, drivers unload their passengers in session, 20 women drivers took the children Asked how the legion learns ing the Ponce children: Brunilda, Awilda, Rafael and Charles. and sometimes make a second trip for more. to class held daily in the parish school. that new families have arrived in the parish, Mrs. Barreto explained that neighbors and friends sometimes inform the women but the parish rectory, however, is the best source of such information. Father Joseph H. O'Shea, pas- tor, pointed out that the recent diocesan census revelaed the spiritual status of many families who can be helped by the legion and the CCD. The parish was canvassed earlier by the Daugh- ters of St. Paul. Working with this information, and under the direction of parish priests, the lay groups have been able to strengthen the practice of the Faith in Catholic homes. When the visitors discover that a family is definitely in need of funds, clothing or furni- ture, legion members contact the St. Vincent de Paul Con- ference of the parish and the FATHER Joseph H. O'Shea, pastor, greets Louis Rodriguez and case is handled promptly and Voice Pboto» other Spanish-speaking children outside Corpus Christi Church. anonymously by the laymen. AFTER ATTENDING MASS, the children as- of the Legion of Mary, Is shown teaching the Father O'Shea synchronizes the work of the Legion of Mary, St. If spiritual counseling is an semble in the. parish school to receive religious children in Spanish. Sisters of St. Francis con- Vincent de Paul Society and the CCD in helping the Spanish- instructions. Mrs. Orlando Barreto, a member duct other classes in English. argent need of a family or if speaking adjust to American life and become active parishioners. sacraments ought to be ad- ministered, the visitors notify Father Ibarra who follows up by making a personal visit to the home. In addition to making home visitations, both the legion and the CCD help to promote at- tendance at the series of re- ligious instructions which the parish conducts for non-Catho- lic residents of the area. And when the CCD Religious Vaca- tion School was in session re- cently, the legion worked witli the CCD in the project. More than 20 women drove the pupils to and from school daily. The co-ordinated project is now three years old and be- ch, speaks some "very outstand- to ing" work on the part of many o£ people, according to Father tro O'Shea. He noted, however, ne- that there is much yet to be la; done. ni; NEWCOMERS are welcomed into the parish by members of the SPANISH-SPEAKING people are invited to visitors Mrs. Orlando Barreto (left) and Etta "We still have a thousand ind Legion of Mary who visit other Catholic homes as well. Above, classes in religion and other activities sponsor- , Mooney (center) are shown discussing the parish cases or more to look after," he na, the family of Mr. and Mrs. Julio Gonzalez is interviewed by legion visitors Tila Ortiz (second from right) and Anita Llanusa ed by Corpus Christi parish. Legion Of Mary schedule of devotions with Mrs. Rosa Martinez. said. Page 1! 60 July 29, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. LOUIS E MILLER •By Doris R. Peters! PLUMBING CO. AROUND TOWN *? A, §JL £ST i930 * SALES WATER HEATEP; SERVICE CAMERA CAHTAK& PICTURES I«*J fEAWBCiVNOlCATC * out — at all times, anywhere! First of all we ARE differ- A good rule to follow Mau- ent. Some are tall, some short; reen: the larger the city the some light, some dark. But this less opportunity for wearing Services Of All Religions we all have in common — we shorts. are all created in the image Will Be Held At Olympics and likeness of God. Concen- • * • trate on this, Frank. It will help Dear Doris: ROME (NO — Athletes in the denominations In Rome. It will you accept yourself as you are; I'm IS and my complex- -ARK Olympic games here will be be circulated among the thou- it will help you gain self- ion is very poor. My moth- confidence. ELECTRIC CONPANY able to attend religious services sands of athletes who will be er says it will clear up as of their choice through the ef- living in the Olympic Village. Don't be afraid of making I get older. In the mean- forts of Msgr. Niocla Pavoni, mistakes. Everyone makes time can you tell me any- WEST PALM BEACH Olympic delegate for religious In regard to Catholic pro- mistakes —„ young and old. thing I can do about it? assistance for all athletes in visions during the Olympics, Adults learn from the mis- Helen. ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION Rome for the 1960 games. Monsignor Pavoni said that there will be two papal audi- takes they make. You can too. Dear Helen: Monsignor Pavoni has serv- ences granted, and that a Are you comparing yourself A good complexion thrives on ed for several years as the Mass will be celebrated in unfavorably with others? Hav- soap and water and proper diet. ecclesiastic assistant for the Villa Borghese park by Luigi ing a few traits you don't like Extra care in diet and cleanli- sports program < of Italian / Cardinal Traglia, Pro-Vicar is pretty universal among teen- ness can clear up many irri- Catholic Action. for the City of Rome. agers. tations. The Monsignor will have of- Pope John XXIII will receive God gives everyone special Since your mother is aware fices near the Olympic Village Olympic contestants on Aug. 24 talents. Concentrate on yours. CLAWSON and will-be in contact with all of your anxiety she must see and members of the Olympic You may be overlooking them INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. the Protestant, Orthodox and that you eat a well-balanced Committee on Aug. 29. Monsig- because they are, different. diet at home. Jewish leaders in Rome. nor Pavoni also said it is hoped The young, athletic looking that Pope John will stop at the Maybe you can't dance or Check what you eat between ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE COVERAGE Monsignor is working with non- Olympic plant to bless the in- play tennis. But you can meals and away from home. Catholic religious leaders to stallations on his way to Castel- swim; and well enough to Most teenagers are 3C fans: draw up a full list of services gandolfo in the latter part of teach others. Or you may be coke, cake and candy. Go easy Phone 2121 BISCAYNE BLVD. and addresses of all religious July. a supermechanic who can re- on these AND peanuts and po- FR 1-3691 MIAMI, FLA. pair a clock in a jiffy. Accept tato chips. yourself as God made you and you will gain self- Keep your face absolu/ confidence. clean. Wash it several times / \ Patterson, Boxing Champ, a day with a mild soap and Much of the uncertainty you warm water. now experience is inevitable in Receives Papal Blessing growing up. But it will disap- What ever helps your health NEW YORK (NO — Floyd paternal apostolic blessing im- pear in time. So forget the psy- helps your complexion. So, get Patterson, the only.man ever to plored." chiatrist, Frank. Discuss your lots of fresh air, exercise, and problem with those who know rest. These give your skin a regain the world's heavyweight The message was signed by boxing championship, received and love you. Discuss it sincere- healthy glow. Domenico Cardinal Tardini, ly and completely with your a papal blessing at a banquet If your complexion doesn't Vatican Secretary of State. father and your parish priest. here in his honor. improve your mother may have Gifts received by the heavy- They have passed through their you consult the family doctor. FRANK J. ROONEY, INC. The cabled blessing from Pope weight champion included a teens quite successfully. John XXIII was sent through ceremonial robe, presented by * * * GENERAL CONTRACTORS Msgr. Dante Del Fiorentino, a representative of Ghana; an • * • Doris Revere Peters an- pastor of St. Lucy's Brooklyn. oil painting of Patterson, done Dear Doris: swers letters through her It stated: by a 12-year-old student in a The last week of school column, not by mail. Young "The Holy Father cordially school for the socially malad- we spent our spare time readers are invited to write imparts to Mr. Floyd Patter- - justed; and a jeweled crown discussing vacations, what to her in care of The Voice, son in pledge of abiding divine valued at $35,000, from his man- to wear, etc. As usual the 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami graces and heavenly favor the ager, Gus D'Amato. subject of shorts came up. 38, Fla.

Page T6 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. July 29, 1960 St. Thomas Women .(Friday)- from 8-11 p.m. in the of M aha'tt,;ai-e jnviild to 'Crje parish hall of Our Lady Queen dance which will be held every Plan Splash Party of Martyrs Church. other Friday, according to Judy Members of St. Thomas the Teenagers between the ages Pitcaithly, of the Junior CDA. Apostle Woman's Guild will sponsor a buffet supper and pool party on Saturday, July 30. JOIN OUR The party will be held at 7 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Alex- Lowrey Organ ander Puma, 5025 SW 90th Ct. Rental Club I Mrs, Puma will be assisted by A Lowrey Organ in your own horn* a committee which includes Private lessons Mrs. Arthur Horvstch, Mrs. Paul Weller, Mrs. Charles Ran- sing, Mrs. Justin White, Mrs. Michael Santino, Mrs. Philip Organ Lessons Croteau, Mrs. Thomas Dowling, Mrs. Chester Dembrowski, Mrs. In our private air conditioned studios John Sweeney, Mrs. Joseph Burke and Miss Catherine Voice Photo Elder. JUNIORETTES of Court 780, Palm Beach Cath- Ann Cass and Sharon Ehler. The group, com- fun for the entire family Reservations may be made by with our Competent olic Daughters of America, are Kathryn Roets, posed of 20 troops, is the first Juniorette Court Open Mon., ,'hurs., Frl. Evening! calling MO 6-8428. lowrey Organ Teacher Sandra Jezowski, Gail Cosmo, Janet Gates, Mary organized in Florida. 2010 Bscayne Blvd. FR 1-4616

Under the direction of Mrs. A. Junior CDA Dance Jr. Catholic Daughters Unite D. D'Allesandro, grand regent of Court Palm Beach, the first Scheduled Tonight Clothes for the Entire Family! With National Youth Council juniorette court in Florida, for A dance, sponsored by the AT BUDGET PRICES PITTSBURGH (NO — The The first group, which in- girls in fourth, fifth and six Junior. Catholic Daughters of Junior Catholic Daughters of cludes girls between the ages grades was also formed. America, will be held tonight America will become-an integ- of 12 and 18, was activated in ral part of the National Coun- 1955 under the direction of FOUNTAIN'S CONTRACT HARDWARE Cleaners of cil of Catholic Youth (NCCY) ef- members of Court St. Mary 728-730 LAKE AVE. — LAKE WORTH LIGHTING FIXTURES Fine Wearing Apparel fective Sept. 1, it has been an- Star of the Sea in Key West. MODERNFOLD DOORS DRESSES — SHOES — SPORTSWEAR nounced. In July, 1959, another junior Fashion PLAY CLOTHES — WORK CLOTHES According to an agreement court was organized through PLAZA 4-5451 between officials of the NCCY Court Patricia in Miami under Cleaners H. N. FOUNTAIN SAYS: and the Catholic Daughters of the direction of Mrs. John M. PLANT AND OFFICE "You'll Always Save Here" America, parent organization of Koenig, immediate past grand FARREYS the junior CDA, the director of regent. On May 1 of this year 7225 N.W. 7th Avenue 2327 West Broward Blvd. the Catholic youth council will the Juniors received their honor MIAMI « FLORIDA Fort Lauderdale, Florida become director or the Junior awards from Bishop Coleman Art Nomina Tom Harber Catholic Daughters. F. Carroll during the annual 209,000 MEMBERS Communion breakfast of the Tell Our Advertisers You PHONE LU 3-8225 Msgr. Joseph E. Schieder, di- combined Miami CDA Courts. "Saw It In The Voice" rector of the NCCY, is also The most recent junior court head of the Youth Department, was organized last month by National Catholic Welfare Con- CDA Court Palm Beach. Mem- ference, within which the head- bers of six troops were initiat- RADIO-TV quarters of the junior CDA will ed by officers of the Junior be established. Court of CDA Court Patricia. Call PL 4-2861 For A Cheerful Estimate These plans were announced "There Is No Substitute For Experience" at the 28th biennial conven- "Smart Buyers Get The 10824 N.E. 6th AVENUE tion of the Catholic Daughters "Serving Miami Shores and Surrounding Areas'" of America, 209,000-member Best Buys at McBride's" national Catholic women's or- • RETAIL DIVISION ganization. The Largest Stock of The junior CDA was found- Imported and Domestic Wines and Liquors rWFLQRiPA-FOREMOST ed 33 years ago at the 1927 In the Greater Miami Area Catholic Daughters' convention • Phone. : . DAIRIES in Asjieville, N.C. Today it is Fg" 4-2621 WITH COMPLIMENTS OF PL 7-1160 FRANK HOLT, Manager represented in 83 dioceses in 33 FREE DELIVERY IN THE states and Puerto Rico. NORTH DADE AREA 3 COURTS IN MIAMI • At present there are three courts of Junior Catholic Daugh- E. McBRIDE - LIQUORS Situations Wanted... ters of America active in the 734 N.E. 125th St. North MiamKs Smartest state of Florida and all are lo- liquor Store Centro Hispano Catolico cated in the Diocese of Miami. How about giving an immigrant a chance at some gainful employment? Many need work. Some are skill- For the past SIX YEARS ed, others unskilled. Some' speak both languages well. we have had the privilege to furnish PAINT Others, only Spanish. for use at the many -Catholic Institutions' If interested call FR 1-5657 : in the West Palm Beach area. 130 N.E. 2nd St. Miami, Florida * MALE Factory workers — many Electric Welder Worth Chemical & Paint Co. Teacflers — 9 (English and Spanish; i Any type of work — many (this group some do not speak English) men does not usually speak English) Home Office and Plant 1800-1816 — 10th Ave. North and women Expert TV repair man; Hi-Fi and LAKE WORTH, FLA. Stereo Technician (English and FEMALE Spanish) Secretarial — Clerical — 18 (few Manufacturers of Electronic Technician know- shorthand in English) Bookkeepers — (one speaks English) Teachers — 12 (3 or so can speak * GUARANTEED QUALITY PAINT General Office Work — 8 English) Medical Profession — radiologist; Receptionist — 3 i Interior and Exterior House Paints male nurses; male nurse's aid; Interior Decorating (specialty, wall Lawyer — 1 Varnishes and Enamels murals) 2 Registered Nurse — 1 | Night watchman Factory sewing — 18 (few speak English WHOLESALE — RETAIL ! Mechanic and Mechanic's helper; Factory (any-type) — 10 (few speak Linotype mechanic English - Telephone JUstice 2-6146 Carpenter and Carpenter's helper Domestic work (live out) — 19 (few Plumber speak English)

July 29, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 17 AT OUR HOUSE DOWN p\ hopper^ Is Nagging Wife's Tongue AdvertisingP**>* with £

AUGUST SALE ON RYTEX Deadly To Her Husband? STATIONERY! It's Rytex Flight, By MARY TINLEY DALY set of interviews with husbands, a fine medium weight stationery Teapot tempest recently set all of them requesting anony- correct for general correspond- a-boiling was occasioned by the mity, brought forth loyal declar- ence including airmail. Order it London dalelined statement of ations: ""Does my wife nag? now at MIAMI STATIONERY Dr. Kenneth C. Hutchins. He Never!" CO., 8222 N.E. 2nd Ave., Little said the tongue of'a nagging HUSBANDS SPEAK wife can literally be deadly to River. Buy it for yourself, for gifts or put it away for A couple of these husbands — her husband. Christmas. There are 200 single sheets, 100 envelopes "Anonymous? You're sure?" — custom imprinted with your name and address — $3.79, O, Doctor! Your findings did admit that they: regularly $5.75. PL 4-4656. may be scientific, backed by years of research, but we 1) Tore out that section of imagine Mrs. Hutchin must the paper and put it \ LEARN PROFESSIONAL have been* "rung up" by ev- conspicuous place. (We ..- 4

Page 18 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. July 29, 1960 FAMILY CLINIC rmiaml final "BUSINESS PROPERTIES" J. E. MARQUA CO. 7906 N.W^7th AVE. Financial Crisis Often Dogs Large Family REALTORS MIAMI 50, FLORIDA We're struggling — and 1 mean struggling — to Federal Tax Consultants PL 9-0563 pay off the mortgage and raise five children. Now our oldest girl is starting high school and we face: a bill of $100 for tuition; her uniforms cost over $50; in ad- dition, we must pay for books, bus fares, lunches, and so on. We just can't make.it unless my husband takes SNWW two jobs dr I go to work. What should we do? CONCRETE By FATHER JOHN L. THOMAS, S.J. Boca Raton 8588 Lake Worth JU 2-9048 Delray CR 6-6037 West Palm Beach VI 8-2531 Although we are members of a remarkably affluent society, Pompano WE 3-4526 neither its burdens nor its rewards are evenly distributed. Fam- ili' with larger numbers of children tend to be in lower in- Cc brackets than do those with fewer children. The weight C. A. Whitman, Jr. & Son of cumulative evidence in the past shows that this pattern of differentials has existed for some time. According to most re- Well Drilling - Septic Tank and Plumbing cent estimates (1957), about half the children in the nation (30 million) were living in families whose total income was less LAKE WORTH BOYNTON BEACH than $5,000, and 15 to 20 per cent (about 11 million) in families with incomes of less than $2,500. However, over 40 per cent JU 2-4147 3481 IMWWMWrWWM of the children were living in families whose annual income •was $5,000 to $10,000, and about 7 per cent were in families earning $10,000 or more. AMPLE We have no adequate information concerning the annual FREE incomes of Catholic families, though there is some evidence PARKING to suggest that Catholic wage-earners are somewhat under- represented in the upper income brackets because up to the CAFETERIAS present, at least, they have tended to receive less education. In an industrial society there generally exists a close relation- ship between income and educational levels. FAMILY We have presented this overall family - income picture in MEALS order to place your situation in context. Otherwise some more characterized by monotony and drudgery, if you are sel- "affluent" readers might have wondered why you were worried, dom there or too exhausted to lend it warmth. or questioned your ability to spend your income wisely. Many AT BUDGET Finally, your letter raises a wider, more disturbing ques- young Catholic families face, or will soon face, the additional tion. Catholic education appears indispensable in our secularized costs of Catholic education. Since modern families tend to have society, yet as costs necessarily rise and more formal educa- PRICES their children rather closely together, they face the prospect of tion is required, parents with numerous children will find it in- having all of them in school at the same time. Unless their creasingly difficult to carry the burden. Mindful of this, parent annual income is above the national median, they are bound to groups and teachers should carefully reconsider some of the 8 Locations in South Florida costly practices current in some schools. feel the added cost of Catholic schooling. (Father Thomas will be unable to answer any per- MIAMI • N. MIAMI Should Mother Work? sonal letters). FORT LAUDERDALE • POMPANO BEACH What are you to do? As you pointed out later in the letter, you do not want your husband to try to get a second job be- cause he works very strenuously at the job he now holds. You also state that you don't eat fancy "meals — "plenty of ham- ANCIENT burgers, hot dogs, and peanut butter sandwiches — even these happy homes use delicious, healthful things nowadays aren't cheap" — and you buy only necessary clothing. Should you take a job? 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July 79, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 19 Pbro. Estiii SECCION ESPA DE - Did logos - Confesfa Rev. ANTONIO NAVARRETE Se ha dicho que el dialogo tiene una dimension horizontal:' nuestras perspectivas se amplian con el aporte de los demas a diferencia del monologo en silencio v reflexivo que tiene a Nunez una dimension vertical: profundiza. : En Santiago de Cuba, la ""VOICE En esta seccion abrimos la puerta al dialogo con nuestros tierra de Fidel Castro y "cu- lectores. Tambien el lector tiene sus ideas o sus aclaracio- na" de su "revolucion" el «*>********** canciller del arzobispado, nes que hacer o sus dudas que disipar: esta seccion quisiera Pbro. Pedro Meurice Estiii, cubrir ese angulo. No tenga ningun reparo en- escribirno3 replied a uno de los lugarte- exponiendo sus ideas, sus sugerencias o haciendonos las pre- nientes castristas, el capitan Advertm€m a los Jovenes Cat:6licos guntas que crea conveniente. Nunez Jimenez, quien en una entrevista televisada, tras su Soke el Congreso Habanero Hemos recibido una carta de Y. L. aue dice asi: visita a la Union Sovietica, Sefiores Redartores de VOICE: pond,ero la pretendida "li- CIUDAD DE GUATEMALA 'celebrado hace un ano en Vie- bertad religiosa" de que, se- —(NC)— El llamado Congre- na. "Con estas lineas quiero, como cubana a quien dueli giin el, gozan los pueblos tras so de la Juventud Latinoame- patria, protestar contra la infame campana de mentiras que el telon de acero. ricana, anunciado en La Ha- ]>esde entohces se realizan Ud., al igual que muchos periodicos de aqui, le hacen a nues- los preparativos y la propagan El Padre Estiii contest6 a bana para finales de julio, es- tro pequeno gran pais del que me siento ahora mas orgullosa ta "organizado y dirigido" por da del congreso habanero, que que nunca. Y lo hago porque estoy segura de que Vds., mien- Nunez Jimenez mediante una el comunismo internacional. ha sido denunciado por,algu- hoja volante titulada "La nos grupo3 juveniles catolicos ten • sabiendas, violando de ese modo uno de los mandamien- Iglesia del Silencio", que fue En un boletin dado aqui de Latinoamerica, aunque qui tos de nuestra religion". distribuida el 17 de julio a la zas otros no hayan advertido por el arzobispado se advier- Mentir, segiin el Diccionario del a Academia de la Lengua, entrada de varias iglesias de te asi a los jovenes catolicos a tiempo el tinte rojizo de la Santiago. guatemaltecos para que se. abs asamblea. Una exposicion de arte colom- es decir o manifestar lo contrario de lo que se sabe, cree a Lo que se le olvidd decir al tengan de asistir a dicho con- biano, que cubrio 35 siglos da piensa. Y nosotros decimos y manifestamos lo que sabemos, Segun informes, en el comi- arte de aquel pais, tuvo lugar cfeemos y pensamos, por lo tanto no mentimos. Tambifen capitan Nunez Jimenez —afir- greso. te organizador compuesto ina el Padre Estiu— es "la en las Galerias Lowe, de la Dona Filomena estaba segura que llevaba la Have de casa en Mediante el boletin citado por siete miembros estan re- Universidad de Miami, donde realidad sangrante de la per- presentadas tres organizacio- el bolso y... estaba equivocada. No se fie de su seguridad, secucion de la Iglesia bajo la la Curia Eclesiastica de la se exhibieron desde antigiU si no tiene pruebas. Arquidiocesis hizo saber: nes no comunistas, con el fin dades pre • colombinas hasta tirania roja, practicada sis- de salvar las apariencias, pero tematicamente desde el prin- pinturas contemporanea. Fue- Sigue la cartada diciendo: "Porque Uds. saben que nues- "Que el Congreso de la Ju- los otros cuatro miembros re- ron traidas a los Estados Uni- cipio y sin interrupcion por ventud Latinoamericana, a ce- presentan a grupos controla- tra Revolucion no es comunista, que nuestra Revolucion es el gobierno impio, cruel y dog por cuenta de la Interna- lebrarse en La Habana, Cuba, dos directamente por Moscii tional Petroleum Company. humanista y mas cubana que las palmas como dijo Fidel.. canguinario de la Rusia So- o la Habana. Le adjunto ese editorial de Bohemia a la que nadie podri vietica.... Sesenta millones de en los meses de julio y agosto En el grabado arriba aparece del ano en curso, es de ten- uno de estos objetos de arte, acusar de comunista ni de falta de independencia. Se atreve- hermanos nuestros de Europa Parece que una de las pro- rian Uds., a reproducirlo?.^ y Asia sufren persecucion; los dencia marxista. puestas "espontaneas" que se- en madera tallada, represen- confinamientos en los campos ran presentadas al Congreso tando a San Agaton, pertene- "Esta demostrado que es el ciente a la coleccion de Luis Eso de que la Revolucion es humanista y mas cubana que de concentracion, la carcel y comunismo internacional el es la de la formacion de una las palmas, son frases hechas v sin ningun contenido. En todo los vejamenes... Este ha sido Alberto Acuna, de Bogota^ que dirige y organiza dicho "Liga Juvenil Latinoamerica- humanismo, el primer piano lo ocupa la persona humana; ac- el pan cotidiano de innnume- Congreso, tratando de sor- na". Colombia. rables fieles, hermanos nues- prender la buena fe de la Ju- tualmente en Cuba el primer piano lo ocupa el Estado y el tros, de miles de sacerdotes y ventud de America. ultimo piano la persona humana a la que se le ha despojado de un niimero considerable de sus derechos naturales. Tiene Ud., razon en creer que no de obispos. "Se pone sobre aviso a los "FIDES" AGRUPA EN ESPANA CASI reproduciremos el editorial de Bohemia, pero este segura qua j6venes catolicos de Guatema- no es porque no nos atrevamos, ese editorial no contiena "Y como de todo esto no ha la para que no se dejen sor- mas que frases insultantes a nuestro pais que suenan a gra- dicho nada el capitan Nunez SEISCIENTAS SALAS CATOLICAS prender, y para que aquellos mdfono vie jo fabricado en Moscu: "La mascara democratic* Jimenez, como todo esto lo ha que ignorando las maniobras gilenciado, y se ha extasiado comunistas habian acaso pen- MADRID, (NC).—La Fede- ca. Las distribuidoras exigian que usan para consumo exterior los regentes de Washington"-. alabando el espiritu de tole-. sado asistir, se abstengan, pre ration Fides, constituida ofi- la contratacion por lote* "La mala fe del Gobierno norteamericano"... etc. La mejor rancia religiosa' y aiin de co- cisamente por la orientaci6n cialmente en Espana el ano completos, incluyendo film* prueba de la falsedad de muchas de las afirmaciones que dice operacidn con la Iglesia de roja de dicho Congreso". 1958, agrupa ya en este pais a censurables. El mis mo pro- el editorial es que Ud., siendo cubana y viviendo en este los jerarcas comunistas, repi- 579 sa>las de cine. blema se les presentaba a sen pais "de mascara democratica" se atreve a ir en contra de tenares de salas parroquiales to que los que hemos visto y La celebracion de un con- Recibe el nombre de Fides nuestro Gobierno y no le pasa nada y en Cuba al cubano que oido al capitan nos sentimos greso juvenil latinoamericano la Federacion de Salas Cato- y a muchos empresarios prl- vados dispuestos en e o n - se atreva a discrepar de la "revolucion humanista" lo meten defraudados, creyendome por en La Habana fue una suge- licas dependiente de la Co- en una mazmorra o lo anquilosan v eso aunque sea el mismo eso autorizado a decir que el rencia "espontanea" presen- mision Espiscopal de Cine, ciencia a rechazar las pelicu- capitan Nunez Jimenez ha de- tada durante el "VI Festival Radio y Television. las inmorales. El Padre Gar- Presidente de la Republica. En lugar del editorial ese le citanS jado trial parada la verdad his- mendia comenzd su federa- unas lineas del documento aue el Director de Bohemia escri- Mundial de la Juventud", tam- . La Fides representa a las torica." bien de inspiracion comunista cion con dos salas de Tolosa, bi6 y que no pudieron salir en Bohemia a causa de la "revo- salas federadas ante las casas a las que poco a poco se agre- lucion humanista": En Cuba existe un plan oculto y som- distribuidoras, para progra- garon otras 40 tambien del brio destinado a convertir nuestra nacidn en un satelite del mar y liquidaf las peliculas, pais vasco. El CENTRO HISPANO CATOLICO exigiendo la supresion de las mas implacable de los totalitarismo que han asolado la faz de ha hecho mucho por muchas persoaas, pero en lo que mis que resultan inaceptables des- EH avance rapido de la Fe- la tierra. La Revolucion ha sido traicionada. La Republica podemos ayudarles es en conseguir trabajo. Cientos de de el punto de vista moral, deracion se ha producido por ha sido vilmente entregada a los nefastos intereses del Co- hombres y mujeres profesionales y especializadas estan sin consiguiendose asi ventajas de lo tanto desde que fue reco- munismo Internacional". trabajo. Si usted puede emplearlos, llame al - FR 1-5657. tipo economico, y lo que e» nocida oficialmente en 1958 GRACIAS mas importante, el sanea- por la Comision Episcopal de Con la Revolucion Cubana ha sucedido algo parecido a Cine, Radio y Television. He aqui algunos ejemplos de personas que estan bus- miento moral de la distribu- aquello que se cuenta del sefior que pinto un clavo en la pa- cando trabajo: ci6n. MAESTRA: para escuela o clases privadas. Fides cuenta actualmente red r en el que en un principio muchos tratabaa de poner su Sra. Elena Garcia, 2470 S. W. 23rd Ave. HI 4-2924. El germen de la futura fe- con oficinas de zona en Tolo- sombrero y cayeron en la cuenta de la falsedad del clavo cuan- JARDINERO: Experiencia. deracion nacio el ano 1950, sa, Bilbao, Valencia, Madrid, do sus sombreros paraban en el suelo. Tambien muehos cu- Hector Rodriguez, 718 N. W. 1st St. por el empeno de un sacer- Barcelona y La Coruna j banos pusieron sus ilusiones, sus esperanzas democraticas en OFICINISTA: Bilingiie dote, el Padre Juan Josa ha conseguido gracias a la fuerza de la unidad que cast una Revolucion que podia haber traido la paz y la justicia social Tomasa D. de Medina, 6231 N. W. 39 Terr. TU 7-8370 Garmendia, actual director de a Cuba, pero se han convencido que han falseado la Revoluci6n TAPICERO Y DECORADOR: Experiencia. Fides y su fundador. todas las distribuidoraa es- Miguel Martinez, 2380 N. W. 34 St. NE 3-6890. ten dispuestas a contratar con al ver pisoteados los mas elementales derechos del ciuda'dano. TECNICO DE TV, HI-FL ESTEREO En 1950 cuando habfa •& la Federacion suprimiendo la« Jose de Gracia, 1688 S. W. 9 St.. FR 9-0246. Espana 4,000 salas de cine — peliculas consideradas danl- hoy hay 5,300,— se le pre- MAESTRA DE PIANO: Experiencia. nas desde el punto de vista Para el Sr. R. T.—La obligacion que tienen los catolicos Teresa Ballina, 926 Catalonia, Coral Gables, HI 3-6803. sento al Padre Garmendia el moral. problema de conseguir pe- respecto del voto es la misma que tiene cualquier ciudadano: TELETIPISTA: Experiencia. La Federacion ha logrado liculas morales para su salon ademas un verdade.ro sanea- Votar por la persona que en conciencia crean la mis apt Sra. Josefina Acosta. 130 S. W. 52nd Ave., HI 4-3708 parroquial de Tolosa, Guipuze miento economico y artistico major preparada par el bien de la comunidad. Como ha dec... de las listas de contrataci6n, rado el Cardenal Cushing de Boston, no puede hablarse de pues obfiene para sus salaj Cardenal Santos Visita a Espana peliculas no solamente mo- voto catdlico. En lo unico que los catolicos estan obligados a ir ESCUCHAR AL rales, si no tambien de valor de acuerdo —ha dicho el Cardenal— es en los dogmas del Credo, MADRID, (NC)— Filipi- para la defensa de nuestra artistico y de rendimiento PADRE ANTONIO nas es "la bander* solitaria prosapia espiritual". economico. de Oriente", que cuenta el El cardenal impartid su El Padre Garmendia consi- Para L. M.—El libro del que Ud., me habla lo he visto re- Todos los Sdbados a los otre lado del mar con mil d* bendicion al jefe del estado, dera, sin embargo, que Fidet seftado en una Revista francesa con titulo en frances: "Terra 6:45 d« la Tard« en la veinte banderas hernianas pa- Seneralisimo Francisco Fran- esta apenas en sus comienzo*, ra la defensa de lo crlstiano co, al gobierno y al pueblo pues hay todavia muchas salas d'angoisse et d'esperance: L'Amerique Latine". El prologo esti espanol. y de lo hispanico. dependientes directamente de escrito por Mgr. Larrain, Obispo de Talca, Chile; siento no po- HORA CATOLICA la Iglesia —parroquiales, de El arzobispo de Manila, car Durante su permanencia en der informarle si hay una edicion en espanol. Si Ud. escribe Del denal Rufino Santos, habl6 Espana el cardenal filipino colegios, seminarios y centros asi al llegar a Espana en visi- visitara la Obra de Coopera- catolicos—, que no pertene- a Inter-American Review of Bibliography —Pan American ta oficial. cion Sacerdotal Hispanoameri- cen a la Federacion.y otras Union— Washington D. C, la daran la informacidn, que CENTRO HISPANO de empresarios catolicos que "Venir a Espana —prosi- cana, el Instituto Social Leon Ud., desea. POR LA ESTACION Jtlil, el Museo del Prado, las tampco se agrupan debido a guio,— signifies tanto como instalaciones de la Editorial un iadividualismo mal enten- WMIE darnoi cuenta de que no es-: Catolica y el Colegio Mayor dido. El mismo individualis- tamos solos en nuestra fe j San Pablo. Ira tamb&n a To- mo por el que no exute ya Aunque las cartas llevan los nombres de los interesadog, en 1140 Kicocicloa nuestra cultura. Venlr a E»- ledo, al Escorial y a la basi- una Federacion Mundial de pafia es reafirmarnos •• lica do la Santa Crux del Va- salas cat61icas llamada a re- me ha parecido mis conveniente trar.scribir tan solo las inU nuestro ser, cobrar fuerzat Ue de los Caidos. •olver el problems de una ciales, pensando que lot interesados lo preferiran asL •

Pooe 20 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. July 29, 1960 Recortes Chile Abrio Sus Puertas a la Cruzada y Para Rezar el Rosario en Familia SANTIAGO DE CHILE, y el embajador de Chile en los grandes suburbros pobres de enero, febrero y marzo me- de 1«« peliculas del Rosaric, (NC).—La experiencia me ha Lima, Eduardo Cruz Cocke, de la capital. Todos esos seres diante las 15 peliculas en co- en colores y habladas en ••- Comentarios convencido de que Dios no ofrecio su residencia de San- queridos, padres, madres « lor sobre los Misterios del Ro- panol. nos asigna una labor para lue- tiago para que sirviera de hijos, supieron la gran verdad sario. En total tuvimos 3,500,000 go dejarnos solos. El, en su cuartel general de la Cruza- de que Dios les ama tanto RVDO. ANTONIO Gracias a la ayuda de bue- espectadores, a razdn de M,- infinita bondad, hace la ma- da. que quiso ser humilde como 000 por noche. DE NAVARRETE yor parte. ellos. nos amigas dispusimos de 90 El primer objetivo consis- proyectores, mas las pantallas Deepues de en Santiago •« LA LECCION DEL CONGO Asi ocurrid durante 17 aiios tia en alcanzar a los miles de Esa verdad excelsa —la En- necesarias, cuatro "jeeps", hizo lo mismo en Valparaiso, BELGA con la Cruzada del Rosario en desheredados que viven en carnacion del Hijo de Dios, el transiormadores de corriente San Felipe, Talca, ChillAn, Rev. Antonio Navarrete Familia y asi fue tambi6n en nos consigui6— fue expuesta precio que pag6 por redimir- electrica y otros aparatos. Linares, Rancagua y otras po>- Los ultimos acontecimien- la nacidn chilena. al pueblo durante los meses nos y el destino eterno quo Disponiamos de 20 copias blaciones. tos del Congo Belga han sus- Al comenzar en marzo 1* citado editoriales y articulos Apenas hatoiamos llegado y predicacion de la Cruzada del i los periodicos y revistas de ya teniamos mil puertas Rosario me entere por Mons. Jo el mundo. Algunos d« abiertas. Los primeros el nun- Tagle de que el general Car- ellos daban una razon dema- cio apostolico, Mons. Opilio los Ibafiez se encontraba gra- siado simplista de los aconte- Rossi, y el administrador apos vemente enfermo. El expresi- cimientos: El Congo Belga, tolico de Santiago, Mons. dente chileno se habia apar- decian algunos, vive todavia Emilio Tagle. tado de la religion desde su en la oseurdiad del salvajismo Por otra parte, contamos juventud. Fue su propia hija y muy lejos de la luz de la en seguida con la coopera> quien me pidio que fuera a demoeracia, para la que no ci6n de la prensa y la radio, verle. Me acompaiio Mons. Ta esta preparado. Y con eso, los gle y pasamos con el apenaa seiiores se quedaron tranqui- cinco minutos; me arrodille los. Pero en el fondo del pro- junto a su lecho y mientra* folema Congoles hay algo ma* rezaba. el Avemaria le ofreci profundo y que debe servirnos Denuncian mi propio rosario que recibiA a los que nos llamamos civili- resplandeciente de gozo. Mu- zados de examen de concien- Ti6 el 28 de atoril tras haber recibido los ultimos sacra- Congreso mentos. Cuando hace unos.meses un BUENOS AIRES, (NC).— La primera concentracifin grupoMe dirigentes del Con- La Juventud Catolica advir- de la Oruzada del Rosario *e go se rettiiieron en Belgica, tio sobre el caracter comunis- celebro el 1 de mayo en la uno de estos M N'Galula lider ta del "Congreso Latinoame- pequeiia ciudad de San Felipe. del Partido Kalonji que perte- ricano de Juventudes" que, Por la mafiana hubo un acto nece a la fraccion moderada segun informes, comienza en comunista, al que asistieron del Movimiento Nacional Con- La Habana, el 26 de julio. unas cien personas. Horas des goles, expuso en terminos Una circular firmada por el pues, en la misma plaza, mas sombrios su preocupaci6n por presidente de la Federacidn* de diez mil fieles participa- la suerte de los blancos. Las Internacional de la Juventud ron a la concentracion del declaraciones de este jefe mo- Catolica, Juan Vazquez, y por Rosario. derado, hombre de profundas el secretario de la Conferen- Sigui6 otra en Valparaiso, convicciones cristianas y re- cia Regional Iberoamericana la segun.da ciudad chilena, e presentante autentico del Con- de la FIJC, Juan Carlos Re- importante Puerto comercial, go, fundador-director del se- En Caritas, Chile, muchisimos voTuntarios se presentaron a trabajar en la descarga, d«- indn, revela que el "Congreso sempaque, clasificacion y distribucidn de los cientog de toneladai de articulos enviados a Chile donde los comunistas tienen gundo semanario del Congo Latinoamericano" ha sido bastante influencia. El obispo "Presence Congolaise", pusie- preparado como "una repli- por lot Servicios Catolicos de la NCWC para ayuda a las vfctimas de los pasados terremotos. de Valparaiso, Mons. Raul Sit ron en claro las razone* de ca de los ya famosos festivalec Vemos aqui a Monsenor Emilio Tagle, Administfador Apostolico de Santiago (centro) va estimd en no menos de 70,- sus inquietudes. Estas no eran de la juventud organizados ca con don Raul Fernandez (hquierda) y Santiago Bruron, miembroi del Comite que organizd y 000 las personas que concu- otras que las injusticias coma- da dos anos por el comunis- coordin6 la ayuda de la Iglesia para los necesitados. rrieron »1U al acto de afiorma- tidas durante la administra- mo internacional." ci6n catolica. cion belga y el silencio d« los que por su cultura occidental Se dice, en conclusion, que £1 15 d« mayo mis d« ma- estaban llamados a salir por tal "Congreso Latinoamesri- dio millon de personas asi«- los fueros de la justicia y d« cano" constituye un nuevo Demanda Episcopado tieron en el parque Cousino la verdad. El lider expuso ca- ataque comunista para "de«- de Santiago de Chile a la ter- sos concretes de esas injusti- truir los valores permanente* cera gran concentracion de la cias y no hubo nadie que le de nuestra «ivilizaci6n, r«- Cruzada del Rosario. Nunca replicara, admitiendo qu« el emplazandolos por concep- Nuevo Mefodo de Yida Ausfera y Sobria •n la nacion chilena se halbl* ciones totalmente materia- lider era sincero y objetivo. SANTIAGO DE CHILE* ver una vez mas el rostro au- visto tal concurrencia *n v» listas destinadas a crear una frente a un pueblo que quiere acto puiblico. sociedad que someteria a la (NC).—'£3. Episcopado chil«no tentico de nuestro Chile...La* y necesita »urgir de sus rui- persona humana a la peor de demandd "un nuevo estilo de barreras ideologicas y sociale* nas. Las restricciones econo- La, concentracidn de Talca Al enjuieiar el problema del la« esclavitudes." vida, austera y sobria". se han borrado en la voluntad micas no pueden recaer, en s« celebr6 el 22 de mayo, df* Congo Belga hay gente sim- Al teVmino de su asamblea unanime de ayudar a los her- consecuencia, sobre lot ' que del segundo y espantoso t«- plista que lo soluciona alegan- plenaria, celebrada aqui ba- manos que sufren. tienen apenas lo indispensa- rremoto. No hubo panico j do el retraso cultural del pue- jo la presidencia del arzobispo "Bendecimos al Sefior Por- ble para vivir. La economia todo transcurrio normalmen- blo. Al enjuiciar el desasosie- Mons. Diaz no va de Concepcion, Mons. Alfre- que en un mundo dividido y ne que tener un sentido emi- te a pesar del temblor de ti«- go e inquietud que se nota en do Silva Santiago, el Episco- tenso, Chile ha servido de nentemente humano". rra. Asistieron unas 40,000 varios de nuestros paises la- pado hizo una declaraci6n personas. tino-americanos, hay tambien al Congreso fraterno encuentro de todos Pero sobre todo, subraya la acerca de "los deberes de la los pueblos de la tierra. Jun- Siguieron otros actos en gente simplista que lo solucio- hora presente:". declaracion, "se necesita una na alegando que son manio- LA HABANA, (NC). — De- to a 61 hemos visto emooionar verdadera reconstrucci6n mo- Chilian y Linares, prosiguien- bras comunistas. En los dos bido a dificultades "financie- "Hace ya mas de un mes dos la solidaridad mundial ral. Junto a las ciudades que dose la Cruzada de pueblo en enjuiciamientos puede haber ras" el Episoopado cubano no diez diocesis de Chile fueron con nuestro dolor, mostran- se levantan de sus ruinas, es pueblo y diocesis tras dioc*- un tanto de verdad, pero en estara representado en el XX asoladas por sismos y mare- donos las inmensas reservas menester restablecer los gran sis... Rancagua, Antofagasta, el fondo se encontrara una XVII Congreso Eucaristico motos. Transcurridos los pri- de bondad que encierra el co- des valores morales del cris- Copiapo, Arica, La Serena, falta de justicia social que ha Internacional que comjeoza meros dias en que la ansie- razon humano. tianismo. Iquique. Llegamos asi al fin sido la causante principal del el 31 de Julio en Munich, Ale- dad y la angustia se mezcla- "Ha sido motivo de especial de julio. Ahora si Dios qui«» resentimiento de los unos y mania. ron con las atenciones de ur- consuelo y aliento en esos ins- "Una reconstruccion llama re, vamos hacia el sur, a la del desasosiego de los otros. Mons. Evelio Diaz y Cia, gencia que la catastrofe exi- tantes sentir junto a noso- a la otra. Los dereohos de la regidn devastada por los sis- obispo coadjutor y "a-diminis- gia, nos corresponde sacar tros el afecto paternal del mos y maremotos. ahora las lecciones que este •persona humana, la estabi- trador apostolico de La Ha- Padre Santo y la prebcupa- lidad y santidad de la familia El pueblo chileno muestra El orden humano que Dios bana, hafoia proyectado ir a acontecimiento encierra. ci6n de nuestros hermanos y la accidn moralizadora de su fe en Dios y en el poder Va confiado a nuestros cuida- Munich pero ha tenido que "Nuestra primera palabra en el Episcopado y de los ca- del Santo Rosario para unir a ,••3 no es un orden estatico, desistir de sus planes porque es la de aeeptar con humil- tolicos del mundo entero". la educacion, deben alcanzar las f»milias y acercarlas a heeho de situ aci ones adquiri- el Banco Nacional de Cuba, dad la prueba con que hemos En la declaracidn se dice todo su imperio. Nuestro Sefior. das, de las cuales podamos dis- regido por el comunistoide ar sido visitados... Chile es en es- de seguido, que el desastre frutar sin preocuparnos de gentino Ernesto ("Che") Gue- tos momentos en el mundo un puso sin embargo de relie- los menos afortunados. El or- vara, no le facilita los dola- nombre de dolor y de reden- ve los grandes problemas chi- den humano concebido por res necesarios para el viaje. cidn. Estamos ciertos de que lenos de la desnutricion, de la A Real Privilege to Serve You . . Dios es un orden dinamico En el arzobispado dijeron nuestra cruz esta labrando pa- falta de casas suficientes, de que pone al servicio de la co- que "nadie ira al Congreso ra la Iglesia y para la hu- la carencia de trabajo... El de- munidad universal todos los Eucaristico. manidad un mundo mejor. sastre nos llama a todos a tra dones individuales y esto con bajar para que esta situacidn, MURGUIA BAKERY la finalidad de hacer progresar Segun fuentes bien informa- "Presentes desde el primer das Mons. Diaz y Cia pensa- instante en los dolores de aun mas grave que los sis- sin cesar la participation de mos, por ser cronica, sea efi- todos, en los bienes espiritua- ba hacer el viaje en barco, nuestro pueblo, compartien- Home of Tend«r Crust desde Nueva York a Belgica, do con el sus lagrimas y an- cazmente remediada. Para es- les y materiales que Dios ha to se impone en Chile un creado para todos. para seguir luego por tierra gustias, somos testigos autori- hasta Munich. Solicit6 del zados para proclamar los ma- nuevo estilo de vida, austera Cuban And Italian Bread Banco Nacional mil dolares y ravillosos ejemplos de ente- y sobria. La paz eristiana no es una le cfrecieron solamente 600, . reza, esfuerzo y caridad cris- "No caben el lujo y el de- paz tranquilamente egoista, si- indicandole que podia viajar tiana que el pueblo chileno rroche frente a la miseria y WHOLESALE TELF.FR 3 3894 no una paz de esfuerzos para a Madrid en un avion de la ha sabido dar en esta prueba. el dolor. No cabe lo superfluo DELIVERIES mejorar a todos los humildes: Compania Cubana y cambiar "Una voluntad firme de cuando tantos hermanos ca- DAILY 2125 N. W. 8th Ave. clases sociales y minorias et- en Espafia pesos cubanos por rehacerse, una capacidad ili- recen. d« lo necesario. No ca- Miami nieas, pueblos subdesarrolla- pesetas con el fin de no gas- mitada de sacrificio y una her ben las excesivas desigualda- dos y razas primitives. tar dolares. mandad profunda han hecho des ««on6mica« y sociales

July 29, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 21 Catholic Press Circulation Strange But True In U.S. Passes 25 Million By M. J. MURRAY Copyright 19S9. N.C.W.C. News Service NEW YORK (NO — Circula- CPA and editor of Maryknoll tion of Catholic newspapers and magazine, the total circulation magazines published in the of Catholic publications in the Prescription Pharmacy " United States has passed the 25 million mark for the first time. U.S. and Canada increased by more than 1.5 million to a rec- The total, 25,932,461, was dis- 6301 Biscayne Blvd. CHANCERY BLDG. closed in circulation statistics ord high of 27,190,631. The exact Call PL 4-3774 For FREE Fast Delivery released in the 1960 edition of increase was 1,607,861. the Catholic Press Directory, The 1959 increase represent- annual reference volume pub- lished by the Catholic Press ed a gain more than twice as Association here. great as the gain in 1958, when According to Father Albert J. the circulation increased by God Love You Nevins, M.M., president of the 697,597. Father Nevins said that "this great increase in circu- Most Reverend lation dramatically demon- strates the vitality of the Cath- Fulton J. Sheen olic press." FAULTY INSTALLATIONS "American's Catholic publica- CORRECTED tions have room for divergence The following is taken from a letter received recently from of opinion," he stated, "and this a Bishop in South Africa whose school, church and hall were Scott-Smith fioAp. is a very healthy situation which set on fire and burned down "by a rebellious and instigated • Air Conditioning Design Specialists for the Building Trade is reflected in this circulation mob." AIR CONDITIONING • REFRIGERATION 'boom' in 1959." HEATING WAS KECENTLV OFFEOED, SCOTT ]. HOEHN, M.E. 1069 E. 14th Street TUxedo 8-7811 HIALEAH. FLORIOA -THE RUINS OF THE FOR. me FIKST TIME IN It//. "The destruction was fearful. Our Church was the last to GREAT AQSEV OF INCH, YeAKS.IN THIS VNY CoTTAQE suffer. A number of our Catholics attempted to take up their IN IRELAND,STAND AS A MEMORIAL -CHAPEL WHERE CARDINAL* TO A 1211 CENTURY NORMAN INVADER stand before the Church in order to protect it and to prevent its NEWMAN WAS KECEIVEO WHO FOUMDEO IT Irt REPARATION TOP. INTO -me CHURCH, M „ being burnt down. But the fanatical mob already hungered to Missal HIS ATTACKS OH IRISH MONKS. see the flames leaping higher. The resistance was immediately overcome; our Catholics were beaten down with sticks and pushed aside; petrol flowed inside the Church and in the space SAINT Guide of a few mintues the House of the Lord, the Sacristy and the July 31 — Eighth Sunday after ne,v hall, which was not yet completed, went up in flames. Everything' which could feed the fire — floors, benches, altar, Pentecost. Mass of the Sunday, Saints of the Week doors and doorposts, confessional, sacristy cupboards, pictures, LEO Gloria, second prayer of St. ceiling and the whole roof — everything which the fire could Ignatius, Confessor, Credo, Sunday, July 31 was superior of the Canons consume was completely destroyed. The Mission Church of the Preface of the Trinity. Eighth Sunday after Pente- Regular of Osma. He went to Immaculate Heart of Mary was one sea of flames! COLLEGE cost. Generally this day is ob- France with his bishop, where Conducted by Aug. 1 — St. Peter in Chains. The Benedictine Fathers served as the feast of St. Ig- he remained for two years and " 'The Lord has given and the Lord has taken away. • Boarding Facilities for Young Mass of the feast, Gloria, sec- natius of Loyola, Confessor. A was distressed by the Albigen- Praised be the Name of the Lord!' The ways of the Lord are Men. Young Women accept- ond prayer of St. Paul, Apos- native of Spain, he served as sian heresy, which then was ed as Day Students. beyond understanding. Our Mission and our Church have tle, third prayer of the Holy courtier and soldier until his causing havoc. To defend the • University Parallel and Pre- Machabees, Martyrs, preface Faith, he founded the Domini- been destroyed but not our courage nor our confidence. We professional Courses Leading 30th year, when he renounced of the Apostles. can Order. He is credited with do not forget the covenant which God made with us on the toward All Degrees. the world. Later founded the day of our sacred ordination to the priesthood, namely to show having raised more than one For Information, Write Aug. 2 — St. Alphonsus Liguori, Society of Jesus. He won many His mercy to His people, and to announce to all His Praise, THE REGISTRAR dead person to life. He died in Bishop-Confessor-Doctor of the others to the service of God. His Love and His Doctrine. The damage done amounts to Saint Leo College 1221. Church. Mass of the feast, He died in 1556. much. Tomorrow the work begins afresh. In His Name we Saint Leo, Fla. Gloria, second prayer of St. build again what the hands of devils and men have destroyed. Friday,. Aug. 5 Stephen I, Pope and Martyr, Monday, Aug. 1 Our Lady of the Snows. This "Who will help us to rebuild the House of God, there to Coloring Books Credo, common preface. St. Peter in Chains. This feast commemorates the dedi- By The Daughters of St. Paul feast commemorates the mirac- cation of the Basilica of St. give Him a new home, a new Church in honor of the Immacu- Aug. 3 — Finding of St. Ste- late Heart of Mary, His dear Mother? Who will help us to (Book form or poster form) ulous delivery of St. Peter from Mary Major. It receives its $.25 each phen Protomartyr. Mass of a prison in which he had been name from the popular tradi- build a Tabernacle for Our Lord Jesus Christ from which He The Ten Commandments the feast, Gloria, common pre- can dispense His graces and blessings to the hearts of the My First Bible Stories placed by Herod. tion that the Blessed Mother The Sacraments v face. Africans — to their families, their homes, the whole village The Spiritual Works of Mercy manifested the site selected for The Corporal Works of Mercy Tuesday, Aug. 2 the Church by a snowfall, and finally the whole of South Africa. He-who cooperates in Angel of God Aug. 4 — St. Dominic, Confess- St. Alphonsus Liguori, Bish- The Holy Mass which occured in midsummer. this is a Missionary in the true sense of the word — fulfilling or. Mass of the feast, Gloria, op-Confessor-Doctor. He was a thus the command of the Lord, to proclaim His Name through- Good Children Will $1.00 common preface. out the whole world 'from the rising of the sun to the going Saints for Little Tots $.35 native of Naples, scion of a Saturday, Aug. 6 down thereof,' so that there may soon be but one fold and one Good Manners $.35 Aug. 5 — Our Lady of the noble family, and began his The Transfiguration of Our shepherd." Snows. Mass of the feast, Glor- public career as a lawyer. He Lord. This feast commemorates ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC ia, Credo, preface of the renounced prospects of a legal the occasion when Our Lord Blessed Virgin Mary. Also al- career and became a missionary took St. Peter and the two sons Who will not react to such an appeal as this? You at home BOOK lowed is the Votive Mass of priest. At Benevento he found- of Zebedee, SS. James the can be a true disciple of Our Lord. With a minimum offering the Sacred Heart, Gloria, ed the Congregation of the Greater and John the Evange- of $1500 the Holy Father is able to justify the faith and confi- AND preface of the Sacred Heart. Most Holy Redeemer (Re- list, to Mount Tabor, where He dence of such a mission priest. This minimum offering will demptorists). Pope Clement appeared to them in all His FILMS Aug. 6 — Transfiguration of build a chapel; an offering of $5000 will build a church. The XIII named him Bishop of San- Glory. Our Lord Jesus Christ. Mass only condition is in allowing the Holy Father to decide where ta Agata dei Gota. He became a CENTER of the feast, Gloria, second the chapel or church is to be erected. Send whatever you are model of pastoral virtue. He Operated prayer of Pope St. Sixtus II able to sacrifice to Him through His Society for the Propaga- resigned his See because of ill by the and Companion Martyrs, Cre- tion of the Faith. Daughters health and devoted the remain- 40 Hours of St. Paul do, common preface. der of his life to theological and ascetical works. He died in 1787 2700 Biscayne Blvd. Aug. 7 — Ninth Sunday after GOD LOVE YOU to J.M. for $3 "Please accept this dona- Pentecost. Mass of the Sun- at the age of 90, was canonized Devotion j tion for the people of the world who do not know and love FR 1-0835 in 1839, and proclaimed a Doc- day, Gloria, second prayer of Following is the schedule of God, and for the reparation of my past sins. Also please pray OPEN 4 P.M. To S P.M. DAILY tor in 1871. St. Cagetan, Confessor, Cre- Forty Hours Devotion according for the vocations of my five children." to M.B. for SAT. 9 A.M. To S P.M. do, preface of the Trinity. Wednesday, Aug. 3 to the Chancery: $56.50 "The enclosed check has been made up in various ways. Finding of St. Stephen, Proto- August Part of it ($35) was made by collecting pop and coffee bottles that are left strewn about where I work. About a year ago martyr. This feast commemo- 2 — Holy Cross H o s p i t a 1, three of us started collecting these bottles and trading them in Conducted by rates the finding of the bodies Fort Lauderdale for you, with the result that we are now called 'The Bottle- of St. Stephen and SS. Nico- 16 — St. Mary Magdalen, Mi- the Religious of demus, Gamaliel and Abibo ear- ami Beach Snatchers'!" to J.P. "Here is five dollars for the tne Assumption ly in the fifth century through 30 — St .Mary Hospital, West Holy Father's Missions. I sacrificed on the price of a week's Palm Beach entertainment." a divine revelation made to Lucian, a priest, during the September reign of Emperor Honorius. 6 — Villa Maria, North Mi- SHEEN COLUMN: Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice ami to it and mail it to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, National Resident & Day School for Girls Thursday, Aug. 4 13 — St. Mary of Missions, Director of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, Situated on beautiful Biscayne Bay St. Dominic, Confessor. The Miami 366 Fifth Avenue, New York I, N.Y. or your Diocesan Di- Elementary and Secondary founder of the Dominican Order 20 — Barry College, Miami rector, Rev. Neil J. Flemming, 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami College Preparatory and General Courses was born to an illustrious fam- Shores 38, Florida. 1517 BRICKELL AVE., MIAMI FR 9-3323 ily in 1170 in Calaruega, Old 27 — Rosarian Academy, West Castile. At the age of 25 he Palm Beach

Page 22 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. July 29, 1960 HOLLYWOOD IN FOCUS LEGION OF DECENCY FILM RATINGS 'Adult Films' And Young Minds A 1—FILMS MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR GENERAL PATRONAGE By WILLIAM H. MOORING left to the imagination, of which were likely to harm children, can pick up in cheap paper- Across the Bridge Hey Boy, Hey Girl Sad Horse Hell's 5 Hours Saga of Hemp Brown Hollywood producers now seem emotionally or mentally and back editions of novels about Adventures of Horse Soldiers Silent Enemy The day before news came Huckleberry Finn Hound Dog Man Sink The Bismartt to credit the public with none. parents thinking otherwise to be filmed, ought to be per- Alias Jesse James I'll Give My Ufe Slaves of Carthage from Vienna Congress on "Mo- Battle Flame In Between Age Snow Fire should keep their offspring out missible on the screen; that Battle in Outer Space In Wake of Stranger Snow Queen vies, Youth and Motion Pic- When Cardinal Tardini's let- Battle of Coral Sea Invisible Boy Son of Robin Hood of the theaters. Morality, they the U. S. Supreme Court has Beast of Budapest Invisible Invaders Song of Sister Maria tures," it happened I had been ter to the International Cath- Behind the Great Wall It Happened To Jane Space Children insisted, is an individual matter. ruled films enjoy the same Ben Hur John Paul Jones Spy in the Sky in a two hour debate over ABC olic Office for Motion Pictures Big Fisherman Juke Box Rhythm Stop, Look and Laugh Who has any right to set spe- freedoms as the press (which Big Jeeter Kidnapped Story of Ruth Radio's "Villa Capri Round Ta- arrived from Vienna, I felt in Bug Night Killers Of Kilimanjaro Submarine Seahawk cific moral standards for the it has not done, specifically). Black Orchid Last Angry Man Swan Lake ble," with Stanley Colbert, excellent company, for His Em- Blood & Steel Last Days of Pompeii 13 Fighting Men film producers to follow? My Bobbildns Last Voyage 13 Ghosts young producer of the condemn- inence writing in the name of Boy And The Pirates Libel 39 Steps interjection that the film pro- Buchanan Rides /ilone Lost World Third Man on the ed picture "Private Property" the Holy Father, had said: "It Cast A Long Shadow Lourdes and Its Mountain ducers themselves, in their own Conspiracy of Hearts Miracles Three Came To Kill and Irwin Allen who just film- is unfortunately a notorious fact VlDAJth Cossacks Masters of Congo Timbuktu Code (based on principles set Crash Landing Toby Tyler ed Conan Doyle's "The Lost that every year sees an in- Day They Robbed Jungle Toughest Man Alive by the Ten Commandments), Bank of England Man On A String Twelve Hours To Kill World." Michael Strogoff Twelve To The Moon crease ... of immoral films Dinosaurus Miracle" of the Hills Underfire have recognized the standards Dog of Flanders Mouse That Roared Unearthly and the first victims . . . are Da?' >-J3est Friend My Dog, Buddy Unvanquished and should live up to them, was E.' ued Heaven My Uncle Up in Smoke We discussed "Strangers the less well protected and more 7134 Abbott Are. El from Space Nine Lives Warrior & Slave Girl quickly dismissed. Esc v. from Terror Noose of a Gunman Watusi When We Meet," "Elmer Gan- impressionable souls . . . the Miami Beach Face in the Nicht 1,001 Arabian Nights Westbound Face of Fire Oklahoma Territory White Wilderness try," "The Apartment," "The young." While acknowledging The producers' own good Flaming Frontier Operation Amsterdam Wild Heritage Sins of Rachel Cade," "Sud- Flame Over India Paris Holiday Windjammer that "the education of youth taste and the economic fact From the Earth to Persuader World Was His Jury denly, Last Summer," "Anat- the Moon peacemaker The World Without End depends primarily on the fam- that they must make moves Gallant Hours Polly anna Would-Be-Gentleman omy of a Murder" and sev- Gift of Love Power Among Men Wreck of Mary Deare ily and the Church," the Card- to please the public, ought to Call Great Day Private's Affair Wrong Man eral other recent films deal- Handle With Care Raymie Young Land inal voice Pope John's concern take care of everything, urg- UNion Heaven On Earth Ride Out for'Revenge ing with adultery, deviation, that "the civil authority, for its ed Colbert and Allen. We see 6-3131 A II—MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR rape and general promiscui- ADOLESCENTS AND ADULTS part, cannot ignore the spirit- that it does not. They also ar- Alligator People Hannibal Say One For Me ty. I argued that adultery ual weflare of young people." All the Young Men Hell Bent For Leather Scapegoat gued that anything children Amazing Colossal Man High Powered Rifle Scent oi Mystery does not necessarily make for He spoke of measures one would Angry Red Planet Hit And Run Screaming Skulk "adult appeal" in a movie; As The Sea Rages Hole In The Head Shadow Of Fear like to see instituted and ap- Atomic Submarine Holiday For Lovers Shake Hands With often the subject was so Awakening Bat House of the The Devil plied, "to protect youth against LEARN Babelte Goes To War Seven Hawks Sheriff Of Fractured treated as to pander to those Battle of The Sexes House On Haunted Jaw movies unsuitable to their age TO DRIVE Because They're Young Hill Sinner of immature mind. Bellboy, The House of Usher So Lovely—So Deadly . . . (so) that adolescents (may) Bells Are Ringing I Am At Stars Song Without End DOOR TO DOOR Born To Be Loved Ice Palace S.O.S. Pacific Aifc For L.C.Wax Brides of Dracula Kill Her Gently Stranger At My Door be protected against movies re- SERVICE IN But Not For Me Kings Go Forth Stranger In My Arms While sin, as a fact of hu- ALUMINUM |£FL Cage of Evil Killer On The Wall Surrender Hell quiring full moral maturity. . ." PALM BEACH LUBRICANT l*^i- Christ in Bronze Last Train Tamango man experience, has a rightful COUNTY City After MiJnleht From Gun Hill Tarzan, the Magnificent CLEAN, LONG-LASTING SMOOTH Crazy For Love Lineup Teenage Bad Gin place in the drama, it more Stanley Colbert and Irwin Al- OPERATION & PROTECTION FOR Curse of the Demon Living Idol Teenage Caveman Jack Grant, Director Curse of the Faceless Man In The Net Teenager From often seemed to be introduced len, speaking as independent Awning - Jalousie • Sliding Man Who Died Twice Outer Space WINDOWS, DOORS & 101 ARTICLES Man Miracle Ten Seconds To Hell for wrongful purpose; to stimu- film producers who, as a AA AUTO SCHOOL Curse of the Undead Mountain Road Thunder In The Sun Proven since 1M2 by satisfied users Dangerous Youth Mummy Trapped in Tangiers late the emotions rather than group, present a major threat 223 FERN STREET everywhere Date With Disaster Trial of Sgt. Rutledge p Day of Fury Nature Girl & The Unforgiven appeal to the intellect. to all forms of moral restraint, West Palm Beach At most Builder Supply amt & Hardware Don Quixote Slaver Vampire PHONE TE 3-8429 Stores. Made by Eugene Dormsh & SOB Enemy General No Place To Hide 975 S.W. 12th Street No Where To Go Village of Damned argued that Hollywood's own DELRAY BEACH. FLA. c Eye Witness Once Upon A Horse Virtuous Bigamist Children, I insisted, ought not cmpano Beach, Florida Face of a Fugitive Othello Visit to a Small Planet self regulatory Code is no more Fearmakers Over-Exposed Wake Me When to be shown such films as "Anat- CR 6-9888 First Man Into Space Party Crashers It's Over desirable nor justifiable than of- Flame Barrier Passport To Treason Walk Like A Dragon omy of a Murder." Even for ~— !0-Yeor Warranty—RHEEM~~ Floods of Fear paths Of Glory When Hell Broke ficial State censorship. Flying Fontaines Pay or Die Loose adults much of the sensational Four Ways Out pier 5. Havana Wild & The Innocent Four-O Man detail might better have been None of the films discussed From Hell it Came porgPleasye AnDon'd Best East Dasies WomaWink On fEate An rEye WATER HEATERS Gazebo Price Of Fear Woman Obsessed VINCENT P. Giant Behemoth Prisoner Of The Volga Young And- Dangerous Giant Of Marathon Rabbit Trap Young Don't Cry 20 GAL. (elec.) $43.50 Gunsmolcc in Tucson Rebel In Town 30 GAL. (elec.) $49.00 Hangman Saddle The Wind INC. A 111—MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ADULTS Catholic Hour To Feature FOX. RHEEM ELECTRIC GLASS LINED Adultress Gun Runners OperatioOur Man IPetticoan Havant a 20 GAL $59.00 Paratroop Command JEWELERS All Fine Young Canibals He Who Must Die Pillow Talk 30 GAL $68.00 : Tights Please Turn Over Publisher Frank J. Sheed Portrait In Black 305 East Atlantic Ave. RHEEM GAS 10 YEAR WARRANTY Apartment Purple Gang Ask Any Girl House of Intrigue Rachel Cade NEW YORK (NO — Frank portance of the Blessed Trinity Back To The Wall Idiot Rebel Set Delray Beach. Fla. 20 GAL.QIass Lined $62.00 Best Of Everything Ikiru Roots of Heaven J. Sheed, Catholic publisher 30 GAL.QIass Lined $69.50 Big Operator I'm All Right Jack Sapphire in Catholic theology. Black Orpheus Inherit The Wind Savage Innocenta and author, will be featured on CR 6-4400 Blue Denim It Started In Naples Seven Thieves Bonjour Tristesse the Catholic Hour in a televi- In succeeding telecasts, Mr. RAY BALL PLUMBING & HDWE. Career Jay Hawkers Sound and the Fury 4251 S.W. 8th St. HI 5-2461 Cash McCall Jonas Speed Crazy Cat on a Hot Tin Root Key Witness Stage Struck sion series entitled "Theology Sheed will deal with the follow- Chance Meeting Let No Man Write Story On Page 1 Compulsion My Epitaph Strange Case of Dr. and Sanity," on Sundays at 9:30 ing topics: Aug. 21, "What Is Cover Girl Killer T,ooK Back in Anger Manning Crimson Kimono Magician Subterraneans a.m., on WCKT, Channel 7, God?"; Aug. 28, "Who Is IN WEST HOLLYWOOD Crowded Sky Man Who Understood That Kind of Woman Day of the Outlaw Women Third Voice Miami. Christ?" Sept. 4, "What Is the Defiant Ones Mirror Has Two Faces This Earth is Mine Desire Under the Elms Murder, Inc. Threat Diary of a High School Music Box Kid Touch of Evil The series, produced by NBC- Church?". Studio audiences Bride Nude in White Car Touch of Larceny Four Fast Guns Odds Against T'm'row Upstairs And TV in cooperation with the Na- will be comprised of students 400 Blows Of Life and Love Downstairs Gidget Once More With Virgin Islands tional Council of Catholic Men, from Fordham University, St. Going Steady Feeling Web of Evidence Goliath and On The Beach Wonderful Country will be shown on the four Sun- John's University, Marymount FUNERAIi HOME the Barbarians Operation Dames Yesterday's Enemy Young Have No Time days of August at 1:30 p.m. College, Manhattan College and m—MORALLY OBJECTIONABLE IN PART FOR ALL EDT. 6100 Hollywood Bird. Headless Ghost Of Love and Lust New Rochelle College, all in the Attack of 50 Foot Hercules Unchained Platinum High School Phone YUkon 3-0857 H.i-h Hell Pretty Boy Friend New York area. Woman Hiroshima, Mon Amour Psycho In the role of lay theologian, Back front) the Dead Horrors ot the Rat Race Mr. Sheed, who is president of Black Museum Raw Edge BeloveBed ofd Gras Infides l Hot Car Girl Rebel Breed Sheed and Ward Publishing Black Whip House on The Reform School Girl Blond in Bondage Rise A Fall of Blood of Dracwla Waterfront Company here, will talk to a Bluebeard's Ten Indestructible Man Legs Diamond Honeymoons inside The Mafia Rock Pretty Baby group of Catholic college stu- Blue Angel It Started With a Kiss Rookie Born Reckless I Was a Teenage Room At The Top dents on basic questions of the- Bramble Bush Werewolf Room 43 Bride and the Benst Jack The Ripper Sex Kittens Go ology. Bride is Much Too Juvenile Jungle TG College Beautiful Killing, The Solomon & Sheba Bucket ot Blood Kiss Them For Me Some Came Running In the first program, Aug. 14, DragstrJP Girl Land of Destiny Some Like It Hot Dragstrip Riot La Parisienne Stowaway Girl Mr. Sheed will discuss the im- Can-Can Law, The Strangers When We Carry on. Nurse Leech Woman Meet Circus of Horrors Wl Abner Studs Lonigan Crack in the Mirror Live Fast, Die Young Stranglers Of Bombay Daddy-O Love Slaves of the Summer Place D- 't Go Near the Amazon Subway in the Sky v Loving You Take A Giant Step er Macumba Love Tall Story i if Fury Man in the Shadow Terror in the Night B.. r Gantry Man of the West This Angry Age NEW ENGLAND OYSTER HOUSES Eichth Day of Man on the Prowl Too Bad She's Bad The Week Middle of the Night Too Young for Love QUALITY SEAFOODS FROM MAINE TO THE FLORIDA KEYS Electronic Monster Missile to the Moon Town on Trial Female Naked Africa Untamed Youth Five Branded Women Naked Dawn Value for Money FORT LAUDERDALE Five Gates to Hell Naked Night Virgin Sacrifice Frankenstein's Nana Wayward Girl 900 S.W. 24th STREET JA 4-7223 Daughter Never So Few What Price Murder NEW ENGLAND OYSTER HOUSE From The Terrace Nightmare Wife For A Night Fruits of Summer Nicht of the Quarter Wild Party DANIA Fugitive Kind Moon Wind Cannot Read Happy Anniversary Niehts of Women Are Weak 760 DANIA BCH. BLVD. AIA WA 3-4164 Head Of A Tyrant Lueretia Borgia Voung Jesse James LOBSTER HOUSE CONDEMNED Expresso Bongo Mam'zefie PigaUe Private Property NORTH MIAMI Flesh Is Weak Mademoiselle Strip Question ot Adultery 12727 BISCAYNE BLVD. PL 4-1511 Girl's Town Tease Night Heaven Fell NEW ENGLAND RAW BAR Mating Urge Savage Eye Heroes and Sinners Mitsou Show Is BlacK I Am A Camera Oscar Wilde Stella CORAL GABLES Lady Chatterley's Passionate Summer Third Sex Lover Pot Bowlie Trials of Oscar Wilde LOFFLER BROTHERS OYSTER HOUSE 280 ALHAMBRA CIRCLE HI 6-1704 Love Js My Profession Private Lives of Women of Rome Lovers Adam, Eve Young and Damned PERRINE •. - •' SEPARATE CLASSIFICATION** * LOBSTER HOUSE 16915 SO. FEDERAL HWY. CE 5-5701 Anatomy of Murder £ NC Photo Suddenly Last Summer FEATURED on the Catholic OPEN EVERY DAY COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED * # * (•• A separate classification Is given to certain films which, while Hour in^a television series en- not morally offensive, require some analysis and explanation as a protection to the uninformed against wrong interpretation and false titled "Theology and Sanity" is conclusions.) Frank J. Sheed, Catholic pub- AMERICAN EXPRESS and HILTON CARTE BLANCHE Cards Honored jT/eose dip and save this list. It will be published periodically.) ^ lisher and noted lecturer.

July 29, 1960 THE .VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 23 Ml l« gf A n nouncem ents Sales Services Rentals - Real Estate

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BRICKLAYERS LAWN MOWER SERVICE TREE SERVICE (Cont'd) APARTMENTS - N.E. (Confd) APARTMENTS : Ft. Laud. (Cont'd) REAL ESTATE BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME MIAMI LAWN MOWER CO. AVERETT'S TREE SERVICE 1365 N.E. 110th St. - Off Bisc. NEW - NEW Brick & stone work • all kinds, rm. Authorized Service and Parts Trees trimmed, topped removed. Blvd. FURNISHED 1 - bedroom dividers, patios, flower boxes, etc Fertilizers • Sharpening • Welding Unfurnished 1-bedroom apartments Licensed-Insured. Over 13 years. apartment, large grounds, couple. ALL-Electric G.E.. kitchens, one Free estimate Ph. Bennie NE 5-2862 Paul and Ray Gigon Anywhere south of Miami River ONLY $85 month. Call PL 8-7146 ALL STATES REALTY 27 S.W. 27th Ave. HI 4-2305 block to St. Anthony's Church. MO 7-6103 (Member St. Brendan's) 816J^.E. 4th St. Ft. Lauderdale Bargains in S.W. Homes $100 per month. CALL JA 3-6320 Call Leo N. 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C- 'H Works, Paint & Hardware LICENSED AND INSURED VENETIAN BLIND SERVltES REASONABLE YEARLY RATE L. iER & BUILDING Material Free Estimates - Reasonable Furnished or Unfurnished DOOLEY REALTY 7:30-5 Daily - Saturdays 'til 3:30 W. THERIAULT - MO 1-3763 VENETIAN BLINDS • CORNICES Call NE 4-5600 KEYSTONE TOURIST COURT Specializing in Epiphany Parish, 7737 N.E. 2nd Ave. PL 9-2404 Free Estimates - Guaranteed 6307 N. E. 2nd Avenue S. Miami, Kendall & Perrine area Refinished • Repairs • Your Home Efficiency Cottage*Trailer Spaces 8225 S.W. 124th Street PAINTING - PAPERING Call STEADCRAFT PL 9-6844 LARGE EFFICIENCY, nicely PHONE PL 4-6295 REALTOR CE 5.6321 BUILDING REPAIRS Top Quality Work - Low Prices 9510 N.W. 7th Ave. furnished for 1 person - $65. Geo. W. Lasche, Prop. Is & 3 PAINTING CA 1-6124 Two blocks to Corpus Christi. CORINNE M. GAMBARDELLA AL - The Handyman 1004 N.W. 33rd Street HOUSES S.W. Realtor - 571 N.W. 110th Street Enclose carportes, painting, PILLOW RENOVATING Tapes, Cords, Blinds Refinished All Types of Real Estate jalousies, carpentry, masonry & or REPAIRED IN YOUR HOME. Call PL 1-0308 APAHTMENTS - S.W. For Rent Or Sale (Member St. Rose of Lima Parish) household repairs. No job too DOHM'S SUNSHINE PILLOWS Call BILL FR 1-4436 small. WI 7-6423 or WI 5-7878 Renovated with NEW covers ! Epiphany Parish - 2 bedroom CALL JA 4-5318 Ft. Lauderdale WATER HEATERS Efficiency apartments • lUr CBS, newly decorated on acre conditioned, TV, twin beds. lot, stove & refrigerator, double Jack Greenspoon, Realtor CARPENTERS 605 S.E. 6th STREET Specializing S.W. Homes, Acreage LOUIS E. MILLER Plumbing Co. Weekly $35 • Monthly $85 to $90 garage, awnings, near schools & ALSO - Pillows Made to Order. BALI HAI MOTEL shopping. Owner MO 5-6109 2120 S.W. 67th Ave. Carpenter, alterations, painting, Water Heater Repairs & Sales 1350 S.W. 2nd Ave. FR 9-2294 MO 1-8007 - MO 6-4971 cement work & repairs. No job PLASTERING 4102 Laguna Est. 1930 HI 8-9912 too small. Call HI 4-1633 HOUSES - SOUTH MIAMI MARIE MITCHELL, Broker MODERN 1-bedroom furnished Plastering - Specialize small jobs, Unusual Rentals - Specializing in • CARPENTRY - PLASTERING alterations, general repairs. Fast RENTALS apartment - ALSO efficiency. N.W. • HOMES HIALEAH PAINTING - CEMENT WORK clean service. Experienced. Free Near bus.. 6055 W. FLAGLER St. 3 BEDROOMS - 2 BATHS St. James Parish MU 8-3322 Remodeling & General Repairs estimates. Call Carrie or Charles 1410 N.W. 119th St. MU 1-7735 CALL ED HI 4-4825 MO 1-9475 MO 1-9106ROOMS - N.E. APARTMENTS - COCONUT GROVE POOL HOMES Carpenter, paperhanging, general WE HAVE 4 BEAUTIFUL MARY MULLEN PLUMBING Comfortable room, private home. Brand New 'ARISTOCRAT repairs, cement & handyman work BUSINESS woman preferred. 3411 Main Hwy. & McFarlane Rd. enclosed, filtered pool homes! Realtor • Member St. Brendan's etc. FREE estimate. HI 4-6353 665 N.E. 129th St. PL 9-3438 1 & 2 bedroom apartments, living 2 furnished, if desired. 2 - car Lots - Homes - Acreage - Rentals JACK & SON room, dinette, kitchen, furnished garages, Sprinklered % acres. 7385 S.W. 8th St. MO 1-7662 CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION Plumbing Contractors or unfurnished, air-conditioned Epiphany - Palmetto School area. No Money Down - FHA Financing ROOMS - FT. LAUDERDALE & heat. Covered parking. Yearly Available now! For details call Turn to next page All Work Guar. • 24 Hour Service or seasonal. CALL HI 4-6793 PATIOS, drives, walks, floors • JACOB MILAVIC. PROPRIETOR Large cheerful room for 1 or 2 Keystone, color, any size job. DOROTHY B. FLYNN, Realtor 2035 N. W. 95th St. PL 7-7962 gentlemen or ladies. Private APARTMENTS - MIAMI BEACH 7210 Red Rd. MO 7-2568 (24 hrs.) for more Quality workmanship - MU 8-2151 entrance, bath & carporle. Near bus. Call LO 6-3406 SURFSIDE - 8819 Harding Ave. DRAPERIES McCORMICK BOYETT Wanna make our Advertisers REAL ESTATE One room bungalow - efficiency, happy? .. .Remember to tell them Plumbing Co. 24 HR. SERVICE APARTMENTS - N.E. Reasonable, monthly or yearly. CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES & you saw their ad SLIPCOVERS - REASONABLE We specialize in plumbing repairs in the 'Voice' MART LISTINGS 9443 Park Dr., Miami Shores, Fla. APARTMENTS - FT. LAUDERDALE CA 1-7309 or HI 8-3194 St. v Mary's Parish CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY „ Day PL 7-0606 Spacious, air conditioned duplex, Night PL 9-0355, PL 8-9622 220 N.E. 12th Ave. - Near St. ELECTRICIANS furnished. Available now. Perfect for couple. LOW summer Anthony's Church. Furnished 1- rental or yearly. SEE at 7505 bedroom apartment, ALL large EDEN - St. Lucie Co. LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY Phil Palm Plumbing N.E. 4th Ct. or call MO 6-8376 rooms, carpeted, air conditioned, In "The Venice of America" Specializing in $75 summer, $100 yearly ALSO FOR SALE - 2 Bedroom House on * * REPAIRS & ALTERATIONS 1 large efficiency, private bath MINNET ELECTRIC Indian Creek Drive - 2 Air Conditioners, Residential and Com'l Renovation 1445 N.E. 142nd Street St. Rose of Lima Parish & entrance $55 summer, $75 yearly, We specialize in repair-remodeling. Call PLaza 8-9896 Across from Park - Unusually utilities and maid service, Large Lot - Riparian Rights - $11,990 CHEERFUL ESTIMATES FREE! attractive, nicely furnished 1- furnished. CALL JA 34034 Ft. Lauderdale. LOgan 6-1421 bedroom apartment, very large SEVERAL LOTS - 40' to 52' Elevation. LUdlow 3-2198 or LOgan 6-2832 RINGEMANN PLUMBING rooms, porch, reasonable yearly Dock Privileges - Financing Available Repairs, alterations, water heaters. rental - near buses & shopping, A little 'Voice' FLOOR SERVICES For S.W. service call MO 6-0251 lovely yard. See before you rent! •will do the trick — when Write P.O. Box 122, Jensen Beach, Florida For N.W. service call MU 8-2783 670 N.E. 122nd Street car, home, or plumbing's sick. Cleaning, sanding, finishing Call PL 7-7476 or PL 8-2508 tile, terrazzo or wood floors. ROOFING CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Call L & J Services CA 1-6124 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY WILLIAM'S ROOFING - Roof FLOOR WAXING leaks repaired. FREE ESTIMATE Another White - Tite Roof HI 8-6102 days - CA 1-9227 eve DELUXE Specialist - Home or Commercial 4 HOMES floor maintenance.Kitchen cleaned, BENTONE ROOFING CO. waxed & polished $1.50. MU 8-0460 We specialize in all types of CUSTOM BUILT roofing & roofing repairs. FEATURES GALORE JALOUSIES LICENSED & INSURED Free Estimates - Call B. Curella Select hardwood floors, AWNING WINDOWS CA 1-6136 Days - CA 1-9653 eves better grade terrazzo , 37 x 51 - $20.95 (Member St. Brendan's Parish) floors, tiled roof, FREE ESTIMATE - Call Ed Plis awning type windows, Licensed and Insured JOHN'S ROOFING central heat, fan, formica OX 1-4298 or TU 8-4314 Leaky Roofs Repaired kitchen cabinets, solid $5 and up. Call MO 7-7096 sod front lawn, new I ' NSCAPING sidewalks, streets and TREE SERVICE street lishts. Chinch CONTROL Program - $15 Guaranteed - Licensed - Insured Trees topped, trimmed, removed, YES ! ! These are AA National Lawn Service Co. palms trimmed, trees & lawns MEDALION TU 7-5913 (Member St. John's) sprayed. Licensed & insured. NEWCOMB TREE SURGEONS HOMES CALL MO 1-7115 Looking for a room, house with 150 Amp. service, MORE THAN 32 MONTHS have passed since special processes for asbestos, asphalt, shingle, lot or apartment? SMALL ADS - BIG RESULTS provisions for TWO this roof was cleaned, sealed and coated by slate and gravel roofs. Our three coat process Find it in The 'Voice' MART in The Voice 'MART air conditioners, White-Tite on the home of Dr. J. ,H. Soutar, 1075 washer, dryer etc. for gravel roofs gives the gravel a permanent Fairway Dr., Normandy Shores. No mold or mil- bond to the roof. Financing can be arranged CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Walk to schools & church. dew has formed on the flat tile roof since the with a small down payment and no interest LOCATION: Andiguel White-Tite process was applied. "First the roof Brand New POPE JOHN XXIII Key Ring charge on monthly payments. We handle all Subdivision - Between was thoroughly cleaned, and then sealed," says -"I Extra-high relief MEDAL! Chain & Key Ring in Hammond Drive & Ludlum Rd. our own financing." White-Tite is a member of Jesse Scalzo, owner of the firm. "Our sealing highly polished 24K gold plate. Carded & sent on 1237 Heron Avenue. the Miami-Dade County Chamber of Commerce. MEET Mr. Di Pigtro, owner- process rebinds all loose tile and provides better to you by 1st class mail, (we pay postage). builder and agents We have drainage from the roof, as well as giving better Scalzo has had more than '14 years of exper- MONEY BACK: GUARANTEE 31 choice lots. Well be ' protection against hurricane winds. After the ience in the roofing'""business. Free estimates Send $1, name & address to J. K. Novelty Co. glad to build your dream sealing process, two coats of paint, using the may be obtained by calling White-Tite at NEwton 1 home on our lots. P.O. Box 3105, Miami 1, Fla; For quantity White-Tite process, were put on the entire roof 5-36.03 or NEwton 3-8511, or LUdlow 1-6550 or price to clubs, organizations etc. please call DI PIETRO REAL ESTATE on consecutive days. We are proud of our qual- LUdlow 1-6551 in Fort Lauderdale. There is no Jim Fadgeh, CA 1-1139. (Member of St. Brendan s) 12 -6TU7-2721 -NE5-5030 ity and lasting work. White-Tite also features obligation.

July 29, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 25 Sunday Mass Timetable ARCADIA Holy Redeemer: 7, 10 REAL ESTATE (Confd) HOUSES FOR SALE - N.E. (Confd) HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W. (Cont'd) Houses For Sale - So. Miami (Contd.) St. Paul: 10 Lady of Missions: 7, 8:30 St. Brendan: 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30. AVON ^\RK WILLIAM C MURPHY OWNER TRANSFERRED Little Flower Parish 11:30, 12:30 \ Realtor 2 bedroom, 1 bath, Florida room, WALK TO EPIPHANY Our Lady Of Grace: 8:30, 10 Holy Family Church - 3 blocks, St Mary Chapel: 9:30, 11:30 Member Corpus Christi Parish air conditioning, in excellent Spacious 3 bedroom, BELLE GLADE 3191 N.W. 7th Ave. Ph. FR 3-2986 3 bedroom, 2 bath St. Michael: 11, 6 p.m.; (Pol- CBS, large living room, condition. Nice neighborhood. '2 bath, dining room, St. Philip: 9:30 dining area, large Florida room, Near bus, shopping and school. garage, screened porch. ish) 6, 7, 8, 9; (Spanish) 10; SEE US FIRST fully shrubbed & landscaped, COUNTY TAXES ONLY /Owner Oversized 80 x 135' lot BOCA GRANDE Dade Auditorium: 9, 10:30, 12 We Specialize in Epiphany Area large utility room & carporte transferred. PRICED TO SELL! that is landscaped Our Lady of Mercy: 10:15 SS. Peter and Paul: 6:15, 8, 9. See Anytime out of this world! ! & many extras - attractive 10, 11. 12 PALMLA1SD REALTY financing - Call WI 7-7276 6710 S.W. 26th Ter. MO 7-3743 Well & sprinkler system, BOCA RATON 1546 So. Dixie Hwy. MO 5-3577 central heat & ALL built-in St. Joan of Arc: 7, 9, 10:30 MIAMI BEACH features - make this foyer- St. Rose of Lima Parish - CUTLER RIDGE - Near schools entrance home a STEAL BOYNTON BEACH St. Francis de Sales: 7, 9, 11, PAT PROCACCI. Realtor 4 bedroom, 2 bath, large lot. 6 p.m. Specializing in 2 Story CBS, 4 large bedrooms, at $23,900! ! St. Mark ?, 8:30, 10, 11:30 $16,900 - TERMS CE 5_4777 For appointment to see - call St. Joseph: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Acreage and Business Property 4 baths, 2 car garage. CLEWISTON 5941 S/W 18th Street MO 7-0938 (Garage Apt. - furnished) Mr.Cass - MO 6-2561 St. Mary Magdalen: 8, 9, 10, 11 Home & Income Property 257 N.E. 108 St. PL 4-9817 Owner transferred. Beautiful 3 Buz Carl Realty 9300 S. Dixie St. Margaret: 2:30 first two St Patrick: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 bedroom CBS, f 13,990 (reduced Sundays: 11:15 thereafter 12:30 and fi p.m. from $15,200) Complete GE HOUSES FOR SALE • HIALEAH COCONUT GROVE v FRANK WETTER REALTY LARGE 3 bedroom, 2 bath, MIAMI SHORES ' HOMES RENTALS house. Near Curley and Notre kitchen, sparkling hardwood St. Augustine: 11 Dame High School. PL 7-1093. floors, $11,000 iY2% GI mortgage, Immaculate Conception Parish St. Rose of Lima: 7, 8, 9, 10, Acreage & Business Property Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath CBS St. Hugh: (Coconut Grove Play- S301 S.W. 75th Ct. MO 6-3823 $1000 DOWN. Walking distance to 11, 12 (Member St. Brendan's Parish) St. Brendan's. 7380 S.W. 19th Ter. Colonial; fireplace, screened house) 8, 10 HOUSES FOR SALE N.W. Open Friday, Saturday, Sunday. porch, sprinkler system, carporte, MIAMI SPRINGS CORAL GABLES Other days - call MO 6-3862 kitchen equipped, near shopping Blessed Trinity: 6, 7:30, 9, 10:30 Corpus Christi Parish - By owner & buses, $15,900. Small down Little Flower: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, JULIA T. WHITE Beautifully landscaped 2 bed- 12 and 5:30 -p.m. payment. Call owner TU 7-5661 11:30 12:36 SALES RENTALS room CBS, partially furnished, NAPLES PROPERTY MANAGEMENT sprinkler system, all tile 4 BEDROOM - 2 BATH DANIA 11601 Biscayne Bvd. PL 4-5426 features, spotless. Make Offer! St. Ann: 6, 8, 10. 11 Spacious CUSTOM-BUILT CBS FOR RENT OR SALE ! Resurrection: 8, 9, 10, 11 PL 4-6480 after 3 & weekends. home on 75' x 140' lot, carporte Immaculate Conception Parish NORTH DADE COUNTY Screened Florida porch, fenced 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Florida room, DELRAY 8EACH St. Monica (Carol City Junior W1NCHELL ALLAPATTAH - On lovely corner rear yard. Christopher Columbus awnings. TERMS can be arranged. St. Vincent: 6:45, 8:30, 11 High): 8, 10 REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE CBS Duplex - two bedrooms each High & St. Brendan's nearby, Call Owner. TU 8-1144. NORTH MIAMI 806 Ponce de Leon Blvd. HI 3-7456 unit. MANY FINE FEATURES. also Shopping Center & bus. FORT LAUDERDALE (Member St. Theresa Parish) SACRIFICE PRICE $14,700 Annunciation: 10 Holy Family: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. 11, Hilda Altschul, Realtor REDUCED TO $19,600 ONLY $600 DOWN ! Queen of Martyrs: 6, 8, 9, 10, 12, 6:30 p.m. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Very good terms - Vacant. 3035 N.W. 12th Ave. NE 5-7061 3 blocks Immaculate Conception 11, 12 St. James: 7, :, 9, 10, 11, 12 Church & School. CORNER 3- BEAUTY SALON - Near Shell's Evenings CA 1-2334 To see this or many other St. Anthony: 6, 7, 8, 9:15 10:30 Visitation: 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30 fine listings - call bedroom, 2"'bath, TWO large 5010 N.W. 7th AVE. - Established Florida rooms, large kitchen, 11:45 NORTH MIAMI BEACH 14 years - five sinks, low rent. St. Rose of Lima Parish Mary Mullen, Realtor - MO 1-7662 (seats 8). Near bus, stores & St. Bernadette (Stirling Elemen- TOTAL PRICE $2000 ! ! 3 bedroom CBS, air conditioned, 7385 S.W. 8th Street (Trail) Municipal Pool. Call TU 8-9009 St. Lawrence: 7, 9, 11 Call PL 14743 >>r FR 1-6520 fully carpeted, Florida room, tary School): 8, 9, 10 NORTH PALM BEACH awnings, carporte, Ranch style Houses For Sale - MIAMI SPRINGS St. Clement: 8, 9, 10, 11:15, St. Clare: 11 INCOME PROPERTY - N.E. fencing, NEW range & many, 7590 S.W. 30th ST. 12:30 many extras. TERMS. Owner. Beautiful corner, most OKEECHOBEE Blessed Trinity Parish - Three St. Gregory (Plantation-Peters Near Holy Family Church - FOUR 315 N.W. 106th St. PL 4-6222 immaculate 2 bedroom home, plus bedrooms, 2 baths, Florida room, Sacred Heart: 9 den or extra bedroom, barbecue Elementary School): 8, 10 12:30 modern, brand new apartments I 75' x 100' corner lot, plenty of OPA LOCKA Will sell or trade for your home. patio, separate carporte with fruit trees &-shrubs. Electric St. Sebastian: S, 9:"0, 11. Suitable for retired. Good terms. DRIVE BY large utility room, front porch. Water Pump, House Fan, Stove, Our Lady of Perpetual Help: Close to St. Brendan's Church. FORT LAUDERDALE BEACH Fine location. CALL PL 4-1541 2969 N.W. 95th St. $12,900 Refrigerator, Washer & Radiant 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30 See this beauty - $14,500 St. Pius Chapel (Beach Club) Adorable 2 bedroom CBS carporte Heater included in reasonable St. Philip: (Bunche Park) 9 INCOME PROPERTY - CO. GROVE ONLY $600 DOWN! price of $18,800. TU 7-5081 8, 9:30, 11. 20 N.W. 198th St. $16,500 FRANK WELTER REALTY PAHOKE15 1201 ORIOLE AVENUE FORT MYERS 2 story CBS DUPLEX, 2 bedrooms 3301 S.W. 75th Ct. MO 6-3823 \ St. Mary: 11:15 First Two Sun- 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Florida St. Francis: 7. % H1. 11 each unit - adjoins St. Hugh's room, garage. Owner transferred. Houses For Sale - SOUTH MIAMI Houses For Sale • PERRINE days, 7:30 thereafter Rectory. Present long-time tenant FORT MYERS BEACH PALM BEACH practically pays expenses ! I MERRITT REALTY MU 1-5507 OWNER TRANSFERRED CALL OWNER MO 6-0177 DESPERATE TO SELL ! ! Ascension: 8 St. Edward: 7, 9, 12 Walking distance Epiphany Church FOHT PIERCE & School • LARGE CORNER 3 3 bedroom, 2 bath, lovely PERRINE St. James' Parish - 3 blocks corner lot. Walking distance to St. Anastasia: 7 Houses For Sale - GREATER MIAMI bedroom CBS with large Florida Holy Rosary: 7:30, 9, 10:30, 3 bedroom CBS, oak floors, room & outdoor barbeque pit, Holy Rosary Church & School Auditorium: 9, 10:30 kitchen equipped, furniture 9450 S.W. 181st St. CE 5-2279 11:30 near all shopping & buses, HALLANDALE YOUR FLORIDA BUYS optional, fenced yard, near furniture optional. Terms can POMPANO BEACH shopping. $2800 down, $82 month. be arranged. Call MO 7-2972 or St. Matthew: 6:30 8, 10, 12 TRI-LEVEL BEAUTY NO QUALIFYING Houses For Sale FT. LAUDERDALE Assumption: 7, 8, 9:30, 11 Good Financing. Trade considered. see 5896 S.W. 74th Terrace. HIALEAH 360 N.W. 130th St. MU 1-1507 POMPANO SHORES 2725 S.W. 9th St. - 2 blocks to Our Immaculate Conception: 6, 4% G.I. MORTGAGE Lady Queen of Martyrs Church 10:30, 13:55, 6:30 p.m. St Coleman: 7, 8, 9:30, 12:15 2 bedroom, den - nicely furnished ST. JAMES' Parish - By owner SEEING IS BELIEVING! & High School - 3 bedroom, 2 bath, House at 5820 S.W. 114th Ter. (City Auditorium) 8, 9:30, 11, PORT CHARLOTTE $800 DOWN Lovely spacious home, three awning type windows, central heat, bedrooms. $12,600 TOTAL. Located in 1-acre estate area new, just completed, price reduced 12:30 St Charles Borromeo: 8, If 3 bedroom, IV, baths, $97 month Allen Rifenbark, Broker MO 7-2698 St. John the Apostle: 6, J, 8, GI mortgage - $61 month NOW to $15,700, down payment PUNTA GORDA $1500 DOWN 14421 N.W. 6th Avenue only $1700. OPEN 2 to 5 9, 10, 11, 12, 6 p.m. 2 bedroom CBS, kitchen equipped, Kay Builders Inc. JA 3-4034 Sacred Heart: 7:30, 9, 11 3 bedroom, 1 year new, $84 month OPEN - SEE ANYTIME HOBE SOUND 12x18 jalousied Florida room, RICHMOND HEIGHTS St. Christopher: 7 $2000 DOWN Jot 75x125, fruit trees & shrubs, CLASSIFIED DISPLAY (Martin Elementary School) t 3 bedroom, 4%% G.I., $76 month $1500 DOWN sprinkler system. By owner. HOLLYWOOD LOW DOWN PAYMENT RIVIERA ^EACH ^ Delray Beach j Annunciation, 'Lake Forest Civ- $3500 DOWN 3 BEDROOM CBS HOME 6830 S.W. 77th Ter. MO 5-5887 St. Francis: 7, 8, 10:30, 11:30 Swim pool - 3/2 - $150 month ic Center): 8, 10, 11:30 2238 N.W. 4th Street ^ 2 Bedroom CBS Home, within 4 Little Flower: 6 7, 8, 9, 10. 11. SEBASTIAN $5000 DOWN OWNER - MO 5-4845 ^ walking distance from 4 Epiphany Parish - Spacious 3 12 St. William Mission: 5:30 p.m. - 4-2 Bedroom Apartments, Garage bedrooms, 2 baths, stainless Houses For Sale - N. MIAMI steel built-in kitchen, Jarge • Catholic Church, School, i St. Bernadette: 8, 9, 10 SEBRING $15,000 DOWN St. Stephen: 7, 8. 9, 10, 11, 12 St. Catherine: 7, 9, 11 18 UNITS - NEAR BAY Florida room, hurricane awnings, • shopping center and beach, j Comfortable three bedroom, IVi concrete fence, lot 100 x 125. HOMESTEAD SOUTH MIAMI Price. $23,000 • See anytime. Joseph P. McCormacfc Realty bath, corner near St. James'. £ EXCELLENT BUY -$12,000 4 Epiphany: 6:30, 8, 9, 10, 11, IS 8001 S.W. 62nd Ct. MO 1-7889 Sacred Heart: 6:30, 8, 9:15, 12530 N. E. 7th Ave. Many extras, Owner asking St. Thomas (Southwest High $1900 Down. Easy Terms. ^ Gerald J. Yonkman, Realtor 4 10:30, 11:30 PL 1-0622 ,PL 1-5781 School): 8, 10 1000 N.W. 128 St. MU 8-0766 An ad in 'The Voiea* • CR 6-7046 or CR 6 7596 i IMMOKALEE Lady of Guadalupe: 11 STU \RT HOUSES FOR SALE N.E, HOUSES FOR SALE - S.W. should be your choice to sell or buy — • P.O. Box 906 j St. Joseph: 7:15, 8:30, V V St. Brendan's - Walking distance INDIANTOWN St. Rose of Lima Parish THREE BEDROOM, 2 BATH So why not try? p Delray Beach, Florida ^ Holy Cross: 8:30 VERO 5EACH "* - Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath Florida room, fenced, $99 month JUPITER St. Helen: 7:30, 9, 11 includes taxes & insurance. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY home - ALL LARGE ROOMS • St. Jude (Salhaven) 8:30 WAUCHULA dining room, garage, fenced yard. By owner - About $2000 CASH St. Michael: 8 Flexible Terms. Owner PL 7-7087 8561 S.W. 28th St. CA 1-1396 POMPANO BEACH HOMES KEY BISCAYNE Three blocks fo Sf. Coieman's Church St. Agnes: 8:30, 11 WEST PALM BEACH Blessed Martin: 9:30 HOLY FAMILY - Two blocks. You'd be so wise The Queen of Pompctno Homes LABELLE LOW DOWN - BY OWNER to advertise Mission: 9 Holy Name: 7, 9, 11 Three & four bedroom, 2 bath homes with large family room. 3 bedrooms, hardwood floors, in the 'Voice Mart* LAKE WORTH St. Ann: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 tile roof - MANY EXTRAS! with an ad this size. Swimming Pool and patio optional. Choicest residential St. Juliana: i:30, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 1085 N.E. 143rd St. WI 7-0010 location. McNab Road (S.E. 15th Street) East of U.S. 1 between Sacred Heart: 6, 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30, 11:30 ON THE KEYS CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Federal Hwy. & the Infra Coastal • Coral Park, Pompano Beach. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY St. Luke (American - Polish BIG PINE KEY COMPARE OUR PRICES - $18,750 Hall): 7, 8:15, 9:30, 11 St. Mary of Pines: 10:30 Compare our features • Central electric, thermostatically- MARATHON controlled hear, illuminated ceiling in kitchen & bath, MIAMI San Pablo: 6:30, 9 G.E. kitchen with custom cabinets & full back-splash formica, The Cathedral: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, FIGURAMA tile roof with tremendous overhang • Custom Built by - 11. 12 PLANTATION KEY Corpus Christi:. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, San Pedro: 8:30, 9, U CORAL PARK BUILDERS 11, 12, 12:55 (Spanish) KEY WEST 1510 S.E. 13th Ave. Pompano Beach WH (-2785 or WE 3-6290 Gesu: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 11:30 St. Mary: 6, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:15. "COURTESY TREATMENT 12, 12:30 12:15

Page 26 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. July 29, 1960 Cub Pack Plans Picnic Priest Will Return To Miami Cub Scout Pact 331 of St. James parish, North Miami, will To Offer Anniversary Mass attend a picnic in East Grey- Father Donald R. Didier, S.J., nolds Park on Sunday, July 31, whose mother lives in Miami, starting at 1 p.m. will return here from Belgium to visit his family and to cel- ebrate the first anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood. Father Didier will offer his first Mass in Miami at 11:30 a.m., Sunday, Aug. 7. At 6 p.m. a reception, sponsored by FUNERAL HOME the Miami Jesuit Seminary 7200 N.W. 2nd AVE. • PLaza 1-7523 Guild, will be held at Gesu W. Keith MacRae, F. D. •Center. _____^__ INVALID CAR SERVICE ' The son of Mrs. Philip G. Didier and the late Mr. Didier graduated from Gesu High School in 1946 and entered the PLUMMET Jesuit order the following fall at St. Charles College, the Southern Province novitiate, at Voice Photo Grand Coteau. La: 1349 WEST FLAGLER STREET. MIAMI 35, FLORIDA CHURCH ORGANIST, John Nowak, sits at his familiar post as After his graduation there, FATHER DONALD R. DIDIER J. L. PLUMMER, JR., Manager he completes 58 years as an organist for many Catholic churches. Father Didier studied philoso- The 74-year-old organist and choir-master is presently playing in pohy for, three years at West mutating in his ordination Queen of Peace Church, in his native Buffalo, N. Y. Baden, Ind., followed by three Aug. 6, 1959 by Bishop Guil- years of teaching at St. John's lame-Marie Van Zuylen, Coad- High School in Shreveport, La. jutor Bishop of Liege. He was then sent to Lou- Father Didier will teach at Deaths in Diocese vain University in Belgium Springhill College, Mobile Ala., for four years of theology, cul- after his Miami visit. Frederick Gruart Mrs. Mariette Emard Mass of Requiem, was offered in Mass of Requiem was offered in St. Mary Cathedral for Frederick St. Michael Church for Mrs. Mariet- Gruart, 64, of 8500 Biscayne Blvd. te Emard, 45, of 2739 NW Fifth St. He came here five years ago from. She came here five years ago from New York. Montreal. Eucharistic Congress Opens Surviving and his wife, Mary and a Surviving are her husband, Simeon brother. and two daughters, Lorraine and Burial was in Our Lady of Mercy Louise. Cemetery with arrangements under Burial arrangements were tinder the direction of Edward McHale and the direction of Galgano Funeral Sunday For Million Pilgrims Sons Funeral Home. Home. Pilgrims from the Dio- arrangements to serve pilgrims Mrs. Helen A. King cese of Miami will partici- in shifts. John F. Ridolf Requiem. Mass was offered in St. Requiem Mass was celebrated in Lawrence Church for Mrs. Helen A. pate in the Eucharistic St. Michael Church for John F. King, 75, of 1321 NE 208th Ter. - Close to the great park known Ridolf, 69, of T3J SW 52nd Ct. She came here eight years Congress in Munich which He came here 34 years ago from ago from Philadelphia. as the Theresienwiese, where New Haven, Conn., and was a Fourth Surviving is a daughter, Mrs. Al- opens Sunday. The group Degree Knight of Columbus, a mem- bian Murray. of men and women, led by most oi the services will be ber of the Holy Name Society and Burial arrangements were under St. Vincent de Paul Society. the direction of Legge Funeral Home. Msgr. Robert W. Schiefen, held, there is parking area for Surviving are his wife, Anna; a The BEST needn't cost mare brother, J.W., and a sister. chancellor, is scheduled to Burial was in Miami Memorial Joseph H. Dunne 5,000 buses and 30,000 automo- Park with arrangements "under the Requiem Mass was celebrated in arrive in Munich tomor- The question of quality needn't be direction of Josberger Funeral the Church of the Little Flower, Coral biles. The railways have sched- Home. Gables, for Joseph H. Dunne, 83, of row (Saturday). price. At Van Orsdel's we give the 3081 SW 17th St. uled 250 special trains. He came here 37 years ago from By FATHER PLACID JORDAN same unstinting service and personal Rochester, N.Y., and served on the Mrs. Minnie Dunn Dade County Plumbing Examining The congress opens with attention to every bereaved family, Mass of Requiem was offered In Board. MUNICH, Germany (NO — Pontifical High Mass and oth- Corpus Christi Church for Mrs. Min- Surviving are his wife, Genevieve; regardless of the amount spent. nie Dunn, 79, of 1000 NW 40th St. a daughter, Mrs. Paul E. Lefebure; er ceremonies in all parish She came here 20 years ago from. a son, Paul; a brother, two sisters This 800-year-old Bavarian capi- Newark. and five granchildren. churches of the Munich arch- Surviving are her husband, David; Burial arrangements wer« under tal, one of Germany's three COMPLETE FUNERAL SERVICES a son, Edward, and a sister. the direction of Van Orsdel Funeral diocese. The Papal Legate, Burial arrangements were under the Home. largest cities, is ready for the direction of Reid Lowe Funeral Gustavo Cardinal Testa, is ex- Van Orsdel's provides an exceptional- Home. 37th International Eucharistic pected to be welcomed at a Mrs- Mary O'Connell ly wide selection of funerals to choose Mass of Requiem was celebrated Congress, July 31 to Aug. 7. ceremony on July 31. On Aug. Mrs. Kathryn B. Hovey In St. Mary Cathedral for Mrs. Mary from. Over 60 different funerals are Requiem Mass was celebrated in O'Connell, 60, Of 784 NE 85th St. .2 and 3, High Mass will be the Church s>r the Little Flower, Coral -, She came here 16 years ago from A mammoth tent city for offered, and all tributes include Gables, for Mrs. Kathryn B. Hovey, Detroit. celebrated in the parish 75 of 6110 Coral Way. Surviving Is a daughter, Rosemary. youthful pilgrims is located churches. Women will spend casket, casket bearers, transportation, She came here 10 years ago from Burial arrangements were under Cincinnati. the direction of Lithgow Funeral on the Oberwiesenfeld airfield. the first night in nocturnal music, choice of chapel facilities in Surviving are her husband, George; Home. a son, Dr. Richard B. Hovey, and a At least 76,000 boys and men adoration of the Holy Euchar- four mortuaries and every needed de- grandchild. ist, and men will do the same Burial was In Woodlawn Park Joseph C. Myer are expected to be quartered tail of helpful service. Cemetery with arrangements under Mass of Requiem was offered In on the next night. the direction of Van Orsdel Funeral Holy Family Church for Joseph C. there. Some 70,000 young wo- Home. Myer, 39, a former resident of Mia- mi who died in California. men will stay in quarters on He moved seven years ago after $150* $215 $279 $307 $348 living here for six years. the Riem race course and in •. • • Louis Sipinski Surviving- are a sister, Mrs. Peggy $383 $396 $419 $427 $455 Mass of Requiem was offered In Quain; three brothers, Harry, Steve, Blessed Trinity Church for Louis Sip- and William Meyers, and his mother, public school buildings. Mu- Standard metal casket funerals from $465 inski, 84. of 1900 SW 32nd Ave. Mrs. Rose Meyers. nich families, many of them Wadlington He came here sx years ago from Burial arrangements were under Chicago. the direction of Lithgow Funeral Solid hardwood casket funerals from $475 Surviving is a sister-in-law, Miss Home. non-Catholics have ' opened Pauline Markowski. Burial was In Our Lady of Mercy their homes to pilgrims. A Two Funeral Homes *For iamily use, JocoIIy. Any iamily in financial Cemetery with arrangements under Michele Olivieri the direction of Josberger Funeral Requiem Mass was celebrated In quarter of a million youths difficulty may set Us own price on this service. Home. St. Michael Church for Michele Oli- to Serve You vieri, 86, of 3381 SW 24th Ter. are expected at the congress. He came here seven years ago ASSURANCE OF INTEGRITY John A. McMahon from Brooklyn. Ttequiem Mass was celebrated In Surviving are a son, Paul; three Some estimate that Munich's St. Mary Cathedral for John A. Mc- daughters and seven grandchildren. IN HOLLYWOOD " '-on, 74, of 1970 Hibiscus Dr., Key- Burial arrangements were " un- population of one million will be Experienced service and fair dealing ' Point. der the direction of Lithgow Funeral 140 S. DIXIE HWY. came here seven years ago Home. doubled by the time the con- are important protections when funer- from Steubenville, O. gress reaches its climax. Elab- Surviving are his wife, Vivian; a WA 3-6565 al selection becomes necessary. Van daughter, Mrs. Mary Frances Welsh; Hugo Rosa orate and thorough catering ar- a son, Donald, and three sisters. Requiem Mass and burial were in Orsdel's membership in National Se- Burial was in Our Lady of Mercy Flushing, N. Y., for Hugo Rosa, 75, rangements have been made. Cemetery with arrangements under of 570 Opa-locka Blvd. lected Morticians is the family's as- the direction of Edward McHale and He is survived by his wife, Alice; Army-style mess tents have IN WEST HOLLYWOOD Sons Funeral Home. two sons and three daughters. surance of receiving the finest funeral Local burial arrangements were been set up, and the Red Cross under the direction of Van Orsdel and other organizations are 5801 Hollywood Blvd. service obtainable in Dade County. Mrs. Mary Kircher Funeral Home. Mass of Requiem was celebrated lending about 100 field kitchens. ^| In St. Mary Cathedral for Mrs^ Mary John A. Glenn About 1,200 of Munich's 3,000 YU 3-6565 3 Kircher, 95, of 348 NW 53rd St. Requiem Mass and burial were In She came here 10 years ago from Monessen, Pa., for John A. Glenn, restaurants have made, special Atlantic City. 80, of 7395 SW 39th St. Surviving is a daughter, Mrs. Marie Surviving is his wife, Mary; a son, Criswell. Joseph; three sisters, two brothers Burial arrangements were under and three grandchildren. the direction of Van Orsdel Funeral Local burial arrangements were Home. under the direction of Van Orsdel Funeral Home. CARL F. SLADE, F.D. Mrs. Margaret W Morrow Mrs. Irene E. Fairchild MORTUARIES g Requiem Mass- was celebrated in Requiem. Mass was celebrated St. John the Apostle Church for Mrs. the Church of the Little Flower, Irene E. Fairchild, 86, of 159 E. Coral Gables, for Mrs. Margaret W. 12th St., Hialeah. CARL F. SLADE FUNERAL HOME Fo. Further Information Call FR 3-5757 Morrow, 56, of 3855 Cocogrove Aye. She came here 15 years ago from She came here nine years ago Youngstown, O. from Lincoln, Neb. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Helen Surviving are two daughter, Includ- LARGE CATHOLIC STAFF Green, and a brother. ing Mrs. Bernard Kosse, and one son. 800 PALM AVE. • HIALEAH • TU 8-3433 Burial arrangements were under Burial arrangements were under C. D. "Cliff" Van Orsdel, Licensee the direction of Van Orsdel Funeral the direction of Carl F. Slade Funer- Home. al Home.

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