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Nuclear policy hit This is a Defense Department mock-up of an MX nuclear missile, O u t l i n e s platform o f ra healthy ’ which U.S. defense plans call for deploying. Former U.S. attorney general Ramsey Clark calls such nuclear weapons unconstitutional in a story on page 3. MADRID, Spain (NC) — The winners and losers in Spain’s recent national elections heard Pope John Paul II outline "the platform of a healthy society." At a morning reception on Dear Erm a Dombechz Tuesday, hosted by King Juan Carlos of Spain in the royal palace, Fr. Joseph Champlin (right) answers Erma’s the pope also met for the first time defense of people who always sit in the back of the Felipe Gonzalez, Spanish prime church, in his weekly column on page 5. minister-elect and leader of the Spanish Socialist Workers Party. Gonzalez, 40, whose party won an overwhelming victory in the Oct. 28 elections, shook hands with the pope and bowed slightly, but did not kiss the pope's hand as many of the other politicians had done. (Gonzalez describes himself as an agnostic.) The politicians included members of the current government headed by outgoing Prime Minister Leopoldo Calvo Sotelo, and present and newly elected members of the Cortes (Parliament). THE POPE PRAISED King Juan Carlos for leading his country toward democracy after thedeath in 1975 of Francisco Franco, who had headed the government since the end of the Spanish Civii War in 1939. N e i r T V s e r i e s He also spoke of the church’s respect for the newly elected government. Sarah Jessica Parkerand Amy Linker play the "Square Pegs” trying “ Even though my trip to Spain is to make it through high school in a new CBS comedy series. This of an eminently religious nature, program is among the new TV offerings reviewed by James Breig in his column on Page 10. through this courtesy visit I would like to pay my respects to the legitimate representatives of the MADRID — King Juan Carlos and (jueen Sofia of Spanish people," the pope said. Madrid to begin a 10-day visit to Spain, the first visit Spain welcome Pope John Paul II as he arrives in by a pope to that country. "In this way, I would like to remove any doubts — if there were was clouded by the possibility of a Fareu'elL princess seats in the Oct. 28 election and the the spheres that are not its own, any — about my respect for the military coup by officers opposed to right to form the new government. country’s freely elected leaders," he a Socialist victory. In early October marks out a moral course which Princess Grace is remembered by columnist Pope John Paul, however, said that coincides with, and does not diverge Dolores Curran as "a little bit of all of us and the best added. three officers were arrested on the church's respect for an elected suspicion of plotting a coup. from nor contradict, the demands of of a lot of us. " Page 4. The pope's encouragement of governmfent does not mean it will the dignity of the human person and democracy and call for respect for DESPITE THE THREATS of a remain silent on moral issues and the rights and freedoms inherent in the duly elected government came coup, the Socialist Workers Party issues involving human dignity. it,” the pope said. "And this after an election campaign which won a majority of the parliamentary “The church, rightly respecting (Continued on page 2)

Catholicism Practice declining in Spain

MADRID, Spain (NC) — The "These are undoubtably factors the state religion until 1979. legalized in Spain in 1981, the use of practice of Catholicism and that have contributed to confusion in artificial means of contraception The bishops' report said that adherence to Catholic teachings is doctrine and morals and to a decline and campaigns in favor of abortion seriously declining in Spain, in religious practice," it said. church attendance in big cities such as Barcelona and Madrid was as low are signs of declining adherence to according to a report issued by the Catholic teachings, added the Spanish Bishops' Conference. "In some quarters the principle of as 20 percent. priestly celibacy is questioned," it report. It said Spaniards were said. Other problems it listed were the confessing less often. crisis of identity among some The report said only one in three The report was issued Oct. 27, The report said the legal Spanish Catholics attends church priests, failure to recruit new separation of church and state has several days before the scheduled clergy, widespread disobedience to regularly and the number of Oct. 31 arrival of Pope John Paul II encouraged anti-clerical senti­ vocations to the priesthood has religious authorities and declining ments. for a 10-day visit. It points to a grave respect for Catholic teaching. fallen rapidly. It said priests who religious crisis in a country where Regarding vocations, it said the disobey their superiors, spead history, culture and tradition are The average age of Spain's 23,000 number of seminarians dropped theologicaly unsound views and lead steeped in Catholicism. priests is 49 and only three percent from 9,000 to 1,505 in 1979. Between undisciplined private lives are More than 98 percent of Spain’s are under 30, said the report. 1975 and 1977 845 priests left the largely responsible for the current active ministry while 714 were 36.7 million people professes The spread of divorce which was crisis in Spanish Catholicism. Catholicism and Catholicism was ordained, said the report.

Annual meet B ishops Pope’s trip his 16th WASHINGTON — When the U.S. the nation’s leaders to reject policies Catholic bishops open their annual which attempt to solve America’s VATICAN CITY (NC) — Pope • West Germany, Nov. 15-19, meeting here on Monday, Nov. 15, economic ills at the expense of the John Paul II’s trip to Spain (Oct. 1980. the principal item on the agenda will poor. 31-Nov. 9) is the 16th trip he has be a discussion of the second draft of taken outside of Italy since the • The Far East, Feb. 16-27, Red Mass honoree a pastoral letter on war and peace, The bishops also will approve a beginning of his pontificate in 1981. The pope visited the drawn up by one their committees. 1983 budget, elect a secretary for October 1981. Philippines, Guam and Japan Judge Joseph Ridge of (he Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas, right, their conference, and new chairmen with refueling stopovers of accepts the 22nd annual St. Thomas More Award from Louis M. Tarasi Jr., Other matters scheduled to be for a half dozen committees. The other trips have been to: several hours in Pakistan and president of the St. Thomas More Society, and Bishop Leonard. The taken up during the four-day • Mexico, Jan. 25 to Feb. 1, Anchorage, Alaska. ceremony was part of the society’s annual Red Mass Monday at Epiphany The pastoral letter on war and conference include several 1979, with refueling stops of Church, Uptown, and the banquet which followed. Bishop Leonard provisions on the liturgy prepared peace is meant to help Catholics • Africa, Feb. 12-9, 1982. The several hours in the Dominican officiated at the Mass. Judge Ridge is a member of St. Anne parish in Castle by the bishops’ Committee on the form their consciences on modern pope's second visit to Africa was Republic and the Bahamas. Shannon and has served as a trial judge for almost 21 years. Tarasi is a Liturgy, plans for the 1983 World warfare by the light of the Gospel to Nigeria, Benin, Gabon and partner in the law firm of Tarasi and Tighe. Synod of Bishops, and proposal and the premises of Catholic moral • Poland, June 2-10, 1979 Equitorial Guinea. pastoral statements on Hispanic teaching. It also is aimed at —Photo by John C. Keenan contributing to the public policy • Ireland and the United ministry and on campus ministry. • Portugal, May 12-15, 1982 debate about nuclear weapons and States, Sept. 29-Oct. 7, 1979. The Also to be discussed will be a nuclear war. About a third of the pope left Ireland and arrived in • Great Britain, May 28-June resolution on the current U.S. bishops' meeting will be devoted to the United States Oct. 1. 2, 1982 O f f i c i a l economic crisis that has been drawn this pastoral. They will discuss the up by the bishops’ Committee on • Turkey, Nov. 28-30, 1979. • Argentina, June 11-12, 1982, His Excellency, Bishop document both in small groups and Swiderski, from assistant, St. Social Development and World with a refueling stopover of Leonard, announces the in full assembly. The final version of • Africa, May 2-12, 1980. The Mary Parish, 46th Street, Peace. The resolution calls on several hours in Rio de Janeiro, following appointments and the pastoral is to be issued at a pope visited Zaire, the Congo, Pittsburgh, to assistant, St. Catholics and Catholic agencies to Brazil. changes, effective as noted: meeting sometime in 1983. Kenya, Ghana, Upper Volta and Raphael Parish, Pittsburgh, increase charitable and voluntary the Ivory Coast. • Switzerland, June 15, 1982. PASTORS effective Wednesday, Nov. 10, efforts to help ease human and Nearly 300 Catholic bishops from 1982. social woes. Noting the effects of throughout the country will • France, May 30-June 2,1980. • San Marino, Aug. 29, 1982. The Reverend John J. The Reverend Robert J. deep cuts in federal spending on participate in the meeting at the O’Malley, from assistant, St. social welfare, the resolution urges Capital Hilton Hotel here. Rosalia Parish, Greenfield, Cedolia, from assistant, St. Pittsburgh, to pastor, St. Mary Raphael Parish, Pittsburgh, to assistant, St. Sylvester Parish, Parish, 46th Street, Pittsburgh, Brentwood, effective Wednes­ effective Monday, Nov. 8, 1982. day, Nov. 10, 1982. The Reverend William J. The Reverend Paul J. Schratz, Elections Schwartz, from assistant, Holy from leave of absence, to Trinity Parish, Moon Run, to assistant, St. Athanasius Parish, pastor, St. Agatha Parish, West View, effective Monday, N uclear freeze w ins Ellwood City, effective Monday, Nov. 8. 1982. Fr. Hannon dies Nov. 8, 1982. By News Service and farming by large corporations. SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT Fr. John J. Hannon, former pastor The Reverend Donald P. of St. Agatha Church in Bridgeviile, The nuclear freeze movement won Citizen referendums urging an Breier, to pastor, St. Michael The Reverend Ronald R. died at his home in Pennsbury big while both sides on the abortion Immediate and verifiable bilateral Parish, South Side, Pittsburgh, Cellini, from assistant, St. freeze on nuclear weapons V illage at the age of 78. See obituary effective Wednesday, Nov. 3, issue claimed victory in the Nov. 2 on Page . Athanasius Parish, West View, to production were approved in eight of 1982. Father Breier will continue midterm elections. student counselor on the the nine states where they appeared to serve in his present counseling staff of Central Though the main issue was the on the ballot. Only in Arizona did the assignment as Diocesan Director Catholic High School. Father Reagan administration's handling measure lose. of Catholic Youth Ministry. Cellini will take up residence at of the economy, voters across the St. Rosalia Parish, Greenfield, The freeze was approved by ASSISTANTS nation cast their ballots on a variety Pittsburgh, effective Monday, of concerns, including capital substantial majorities in Massa­ The Reverend Gregory C. Nov. 8, 1982. punishment, aid to non-public chusetts and New Jersey and also schools, U.S. policy in El Salvador (Continued on page 2) \ Page 2 — Pittsburgh CBfttöllc, Friday. November 5, 1982 Record crowd at Founders Day dinner

By STEPHEN KARLINCHAK pioneer priest in Cambria ary to Peru, presented a slide Women for their contribution of County, and to Michael show taken during a recent visit incubators in this effort. The largest turnout ever, more O’Connor, the first bishop of to Peru. than 420 persons, attended the Pittsburgh. “ All of this was possible 17th annual Founders’ Day “ You built all this through the because of your charity,” Fr. dinner, held Oct. 28 at the William hands of Fr. (Jules) Roos and all OF M SG R . SH A N A H A N , Kozar said. “ There is no easy Penn Hotel. The event benefits the Sisters,” Fr. Kozar said as he Bishop Daily said: “ He had the way for the people of Chimbote to the diocese’ s m issionaries described the new wing at the organizational ability of an thank you all." working in Peru. maternity hospital in Chimbote. O'Connor,'' building a high school, "We who were there last year Keynote speaker was Boston parishes and a clinic. His were overwhelmed by the SR. ELSA VALDIVIEZO, a Auxiliary Bishop Thomas Daily, accomplishments, the bishop amazing contrast this year.” native of Chimbote who is a former missionary to South said, were "forged like a currently a novice with the America, who told those in thunderbolt” for the “ hundreds Pittsburgh Sisters of Mercy, sang Last year, Fr. Kozar said a attendence that the Pittsburgh of thousands mired in poverty in a song in Spanish to thank those in temporary wing was used until a fund-raising dinner was a model Peru.” attendence for their generosity. for a similar event in the Boston permanent facility was complet­ ed. Temporary ended up Archdiocese. “ If Michael O’Connor was a In his closing remarks, Bishop meaning nine months, he said. great churchman and bishop, Leonard said that the Founders' "Remember last year I said it His speech was dedicated to the then James Shanahan was a Day dinner was one of the events never rains in Chimbote? Well, it memory of the late Msgr. James great priest. .. that recalls the episcopacy of Shanahan, the first Pittsburgh rained for the first time in four Cardinal John Wright. "I years this year." diocesan priest to join the “ He was an excellent student, particularly think we should missionary St. James Society totally dedicated to Latin Boston Aux. Bishop Thomas Daily (right), keynote speaker at the 17th remember the Cardinal for the and to serve in the South America,” the bishop continued. annual Founders Day dinner poses with Mrs. Lavina Shanahan, mother oi At the maternity hospital, Fr. fine spiritual events that he American missions. Bishop Daily “ Jim Shanahan led the \.ay for the late Msgr. Jam es Shanahan, the first Pittsburgh diocesan priest to join Kozar said, classes are now originated which give us a sense and Msgr. Shanahan served Fathers Thomas Kredel, Thomas the missionary St. James Society, and with Bishop Leonard before the offered in pre-natal and post­ of the Universal Church.” Ferris, John Price and Gerald together in Peru. dinner. The dinner, held last Thursday at the William Penn Hotel, benefits natal education to the mothers of Noting that Catholicism was Lutz to serve in the spirit of diocesan missionaries at work in Peru. _ Photo by John c Keenan Chimbote. In addition, he said, Christ, to go to Chimbote and to introduced to South America the hospital has made a special In his speech, Bishop Daily save people. . . before being introduced to North compared Msgr. Shanahan to effort to save the lives of America, the bishop said that the Shanahan didn't have a F R . JOHN KOZAR, associate Prince Demetrius Gallitzin, a “ I could call Jim Shanahan premature babies. Fr. Kozar dinner represented “ not the patrimony. He was an achiever, pastor of St. Joan of Are parish, Russian nobleman who was a another Gallitzin, but Jim thanked the members of the implanting of the faith, but the not a dreamer like Gallitzin.” Library, and a former mission- Diocesan Council of Catholic charity of the faith." Pope visits Spain on 10-day trip

(Continued from page l) \ reigning pontiff to visit Spain, came Upon arriving at the Barajas- helicopter from the capital of constitutes the platform of a healthy to a country undergoing profound Madrid airport last Sunday for the Madrid to participate in the society.” religious and political changes. 10-day visit after a two-hour-and- 15- ceremonies. At his second Mass of the day, an minute flight from Rome, the pope "It is logical atthesame time that, kissed the Spanish earth and Before celebrating the outdoor faithful to its duty and yet respecting outdoor event in a large square Mass, the pope went to the Convent along Madrid's Castellana Ave., announced, during a 15-minute talk, the autonomy of the temporal order, that his journey had "an exclusively of the Incarnation, the first convent the church asks the same Pope John Paul strongly condemned religious-pastoral character, which of St. Teresa after she entered the consideration toward its mission, moves toward the legalization of Carm elites, and asked 3,000 abortion, which is currently a crime sets it above political or partisan when it is a question of things having purposes." cloistered nuns to pray for more to do with God or the conscience of in Spain. vocations. his sons and daughters," he added. “ Whoever denies the defense of "I call on you all to encourage DURING THE RECEPTION the most innocent and weakest Pope praises Pope John Paul exchanged only a person, the human person already monastic vocations among the young,” the pope said. few words with Gonzalez, who said conceived but not yet bom, commits St. Teresa he had asked the Spanish bishops to a most grave violation of the moral The pope said that contemplative arrange a private meeting between order,” he said. AVILA, Spain (NC) — Pope John life was important for the church him and the pope during the 10-day The talk, which also criticized Paul II praised “ the spiritual and was a good example against papal visit to Spain. divorce, artificial means of birth teachers of my inner life" as he materialism. Before the reception, Pope John control and government obstacles to celebrated Mass on Monday for more than 200,000 people at the “ Do any of you know what the Paul made a private visit to the king religious education, was seen by consumer society is?" he asked. and queen and their three children Spanish observers as a papal birthplace of St. Teresa of Avila. at the Zarzuela Palace, the repudiation of the Socialist stands on The pope said that St. Teresa and The nuns repeatedly interrupted the pope with cheers. residence of the Spanish monarch. It those issues. her chaplain and confessor, St. John was Queen Sofia's 44th birthday. of the Cross, have inspired his own "Obviously, silence is not Nov. 2, All Souls Day, was the THE SOCIALISTS have said they thinking. Both Spanish saints were observed today,” he joked. plan to propose a law to legalize mystics and poets. pope’s third day in Spain. It began Many of the nuns traveled from abortion in cases of danger to the life with a Mass for the dead in Madrid’s "In them, not only do I venerate Carmelite convents, many founded of the mother, probable birth defects Almudena Cemetery, the largest in the spiritual teachers of my inner by St. Teresa, in other parts of Spain in the child or rape. The party the Spanish capital, where 1.5 life, but also two shining beacons of to be with the pope. St. Teresa headed by Gonzalez has also urged a million people are buried. the church in Spain that have founded the Discalced Carmelites reduction in the amount of state aid He told the crowd of 500,000 he was enlightened. . . my country, and established 17 convents. to non-public schools. Poland,” said Pope John Paul. celebrating the Mass for “ the The pope celebrated the outdoor The crowd was estimated by local deceased in the cemeteries of The ceremonies in Avila marked Mass beneath the 11th-century Madrid and all Spain, as well as all authorities at between 1.5 million the closing of a year-long ramparts of Avila as sentries armed and 2 million people. The pope was the nations of the world.” celebration commemorating the with machine guns stood in the applauded many times, especially 400th anniversary of the death of St. turrets on the walls as part of a Tw in vocations POPE JOHN PAUL II, the first during his remarks on abortion. Teresa. The pope flew 55 miles by massive security operation. Sister Maureen Elaine Magill and Sister Colleen Marie Magill, identical •wins from Camp Springs, Md., cut a cake at a celebration following profession of their final vows as Bernardine Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis. The ceremony took place at the Sacred Heart Provincial House in Reading, Pa., with Bishop Joseph McShea of Allentown presiding. Sister Elections: Nuclear freeze wins Maureen Elaine teaches first grade at Holy Spirit School in Stamford, Conn., and Sister Colleen Marie teaches first grade at Kenedy Memorial (Continued from page 1) School in Hyde Park, Mass. Pro-lifers picked up a seat in N.C.), easily won re-electibn over deteated an amendment to the state Nevada, where Republican the Republican challenger, Rep. constitution that would have won in California, M ichigan, businessman Chic Hecht upset four- Robin L. Beard. permitted textbook loans by the Montana, North Dakota, Oregon and term Democratic Sen. Howard W. state to private school students. The Cincinnati gets new leader Rhode Island. Cannon. They also claimed victory The make-up of the new House of Representatives on abortion was not amendment, which had been in Virginia, where Republican Rep. The freeze also was backed by immediately clear. In one key race, approved overwhelmingly by the WASHINGTON (NC) - Auxiliary been a priest of the Cincinnati Paul S. Trible moved into the seat voters in numerous counties and Rep. Christopher H. Smith (R-N.J.), state legislature for submission to Bishop Daniel Pilarczyk of Archdiocese for 23 years. He has cities. Among the places it was vacated by retiring Sen. Harry F. the voters, would have reversed a Cincinnati has been named been serving as apostolic Byrd Jr. a former executive director of the approved was Philadelphia, were New J e r s e y R igh t to L ife 1981 California Supreme Court archbishop of Cincinnati by Pope administrator of the archdiocese Cardinal John Krol had joined other decision that said such textbook John Paul II. The pro-lifers also were relieved Committee, defeated Trenton since his predecessor, Archbishop religious leaders in supporting the loans violated the state constitution. Joseph Bernardin, was named that three of their Senate supporters attorney Joseph Merlino. Archbishop Pilarczyk, was measure. — John C. Danforth (R-Mo.), David 48, archbishop of Chicago in July. He is In two states — Massachusetts Massachusetts voters also ordained a bishop in 1974 and has Durenberger (R-Minn.) and Orrin a native of Dayton. IN CLEVELAND, where the and California — voters defeated decided to restore the death penalty city charter prohibited the placing Hatch (R-Utah) — survived stiff in the state. The measure had been challenges. proposed amendments to the state of a nuclear freeze referendum on constitution to permit increased aid opposed by the state's Catholic Workshops set on Baptism the ballot, voters narrowly BUT THEY ALSO failed in their to non-public school students. bishops, who argued that questions approved a city charter amendment bid to remove several other senators about the morality of capital More and more, parish communi­ leader for the workshdp is Fr. to prohibit funding for divil defense punishment should be resolved in who support abortion rights. Of the IN ties are incorporating the Rite of Bernard Shulick, associate pastor, against nuclear war. Bishop MASSACHUSETTS supporters favor of the right to life. 12 senators who were targeted for urged passage of the amendment on Baptism into Eucharistic celebra­ St. Basil Parish, Carrick. Anthony Pilla of Cleveland had defeat in January 1981 by the Life tions. In some cases, the sacrament endorsed passage of the issue, which the ground that the current state : 2. Tuesday, Nov. 16, at 7:30 p.m. Amendment Political Action constitution is more restrictive than Fr. Currie named has become a special para-liturgical drew much of its support from a at Mother of Sorrows Church, Committee, only one — Canon — lost even the U.S. Constitution. But by a service, requiring the leadership of coalition of religious and civic Nov. 2. Nine of the remaining 1 1 McKees Rocks. Fr. Samuel 63-37 percent margin the state’s CINCINNATI (NC) — Jesuit the parish musician. The Pittsburgh Exposito, associate pastor, St. groups. were re-elected, while two others chapter of the National Pastoral voters rejected the proposed Father Charles Currie has installed Bartholomew Parish, Penn Hills, On abortion, pro-life groups were not seeking new terms. Musicians will conduct two amendment, which would have as the 31st president of Xavier will be the leader. counted a gain of two seats in the workshops on this topic: Sen. Jim Sasser (D-Tenn.), who allowed the state or any of its University in Cincinnati. All clergy, liturgy committee Senate, where abortion again is was added to the list after casting subdivisions to provide non-public 1. Tuesday, Nov. 9, at 7:30 p.m. expected to be a major issue when school aid to the extent permitted by members and musicians are invited the deciding vote in the 47-46 defeat Prior to his Xavier appointment, at Our Lady of Peace, Conway. The the new Congress convenes next the U.S. Constitution. to attend these meetings. 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SPOKANE, Wash. (NC) — As U.S. Johnson called current U.S. nuclear Rebutting the argument that attorney general, Ramsey Clark arms policy the “ greatest crime nuclear arms act as a deterrent and once enforced civil rights law in the against humanity in history.” as a "bargaining chip" in keeping deep South, but now he sees a To be employed successfully, a peace with the Soviet Union, Clark greater threat to human rights in the first stike weapon requires the asked, “ Why can’t half of our United States: the U.S. govern­ element of surprise, Clark nuclear weapons act as a deterrent ment's policy on nuclear weapons. continued. “ An attack must be to the Soviet Union? , ordered immediately with as few Clark warned against the dangers people as possible knowing about I "Just a rusty old shotgun will keep of having one or two men in the it.” Clark then contrasted that ime at bay," he observed. country invested with the power to requirement with Article 1, Section 8 He warned of matching every initiate the use of nuclear weapons. , of the U.S. Constitution which says weapon that the Russians build. He declared such weapons to be that Congress has the power of “ The idea that ’you do it because unconstitutional. | peace and the declaring of war. others do it' has often been one of the Nuclear weapons have obliterated greatest causes of misconduct Using the new Trident submarine the force of the Constitution, he said, throughout world history." as an example, Clark stated his case. With its capacity to hide under concluding, “ The law is utterly the oceans of the world and strike 408 meaningless when these arms are built and stand ready for use. With a further warning against targets with its nuclear bombs, the “ poisoning the well" in regards to Trident could become a "first In addition, nuclear weapons our view of the Soviets, he said it is strike" offensive weapon. Thus, the “ inherently violate every principle dangerous "if we only see the U.S. can no longer claim that its of international law developed since Soviets as evil and ourselves as nuclear arms are strictly defensive the Civil War." This is the case, good...We are responsible for our weapons, he said. explained Clark, because interna­ own conduct.” tional law has banned weapons which cause undue suffering on Speaking at Gonzaga University human beings, and it has outlawed Clark urged the 300 listeners in the in mid-October, the former attorney indiscriminate weapons which kill audience to find “ the words of life in general under President Lyndon non-combatants. the law to abolish nuclear New deacons weapons.”

Aux. Bishop Anthony G. Bosco officiated at deacon ordination ceremonies for 11 men last Saturday at St. Mary Church in Glenshaw. World hunger 'n attention The men will make up next year's priesthood ordination class. From left, first row, they are Joseph G. ST. PAUL, Minn. (NC) — Jesuit The absence of political that’s an observation," Father Luisi, Thomas A. Wagner, Martin R. Father William J. Byron said commitment is another reason for Byron said. “We live under a Conley, Dennis M. Wargo and nuclear warfare is the number one the problem. "If we had the political commandment to do more, to love Edward R. Schleicher. Rear, from threat to human life and deserves will to do something (about world one another and it’s a very left, are Frank G. Erdeljac, Edward much attention, but he also said too hunger) we could do it, but we demanding obligation.” J. Burns, Bruce C. Brylinski, Bishop little interest is being focused on the don’t," he said. In order to increase awareness Bosco, Joseph A. Mueller, Donald R. second biggest threat — world With the United States as the and focus attention on the problem Bischof and Gary W. Oehmler. In hunger. of world hunger, Father Byron was photo at left, Frank Erdeljac acknowledged “ breadbasket" of the “ That problem is already here, world with vast surpluses of food, one of the founders of Bread for the promises obedience to the bishop as World, a Christian citizens lobby part of the ceremony. it’s killing people: the nuclear Father Byron said it should problem is a threat,” added Father spearhead a movement to solve the concerned with eliminating world —Photos by John C. Keenan Byron, president of the Catholic problem. hunger. University of America. In the St. “ WE STARTED Bread for the Paul area for a meeting of the “ I’M NOT saying the United States alone can handle it, but it World to give hunger more priority American Council on Education, he among national priorities,” he said. was interviewed by the Catholic should be the leading actor,” he said. “I think we have been quite Bulletin, newspaper of the St. Paul- effective, but we have such an Minneapolis Archdiocese. Father Byron said the solution to enormous job that we have a long WITH “ PEOPLE dying by the the world hunger problem is not for way to go.” National/world news the United States to ship surpluses to thousands every day" of starvation, food-starved countries. That, he He said one of the organization’s Father Byron said the issue of world most important projects has been N-freeze support The group, called the Relatives of Disappeared hunger is not given high enough said, should be saved for times of famine in other countries a. a short­ the book, “Causes of World People and Political Detainees,' said several priority in most countries, Hunger,” expected to be released in PHILADELPHIA (NC) — Cardinal John Krol of Argentines who were kidnapped and believed dead especially the United States. term solution. Philadelphia has joined other Philadelphia religious November, which deals with 18 have turned up alive after being released from the Instead, the long-term solution causal influences on the problem of leaders in endorsing a nuclear weapons freeze. camps. One reason is that "people don’t see the problem near them and will come from improving and. world hunger. “ I consider it my duty,” Cardinal Krol announced, The rights group did not say how many people therefore they don’t think it exists," increasing production in the “ food “ to articulate the conviction of an increasing deficit countries.” He said the Father Byron said it is important reappeared nor did it give their names. This was Father Byron said. for people to realize that there are number of experts and of my fellow citizens that the necessary because the ex-prisoners and their success the United States has had in use of nuclear weapons exceeds the limits of the He also said many people are its food production points to this lots of hunger problems in this families are afraid, said Catalina Silva de Guagnini country as well as in underdevelop­ legitimate right of self-defense, and that nuclear war a spokesman for the rights group. “ ignorant of the theological solution of the problem. is a crime against God and man and merits aspects” of world hunger. "The ed countries. Bread for the World is unequivocal condemnation.” The letter sent to the bishops in mid-October Gospel tells us we have an obligation "We're not doing enough. That’s concerned with hunger in all parts of comes as public pressure grows on the military to to make sure everyone is fed.” not a condemnation of America, the world, he said, adding, "Hunger The announcement at a press conference Oct. 26 account for the large number of missing persons and has no citizenship.” conducted by the Interfaith Witness of Stop the to return the government to civilian rule. Nuclear Arms Race came a week before city voters consider a nuclear arms freeze question on the Church and human rights groups estimate that Election Day ballot. between 7,000 and 15,000 people have disappeared M a s s t o honor St, M axim ilian under military rule. Msgr. Leon Darkowski, pastor of Also speaking in favor of the nuclear arms freeze A concelebrated Mass in honor of voices from Buffalo. This choir will The military has denied that concentration camps the newly canonized Fr. Maximilian Our Lady of Czestochowa Church, also appear in concert on Saturday were the president of the Board of Rabbis, Rabbi McKeesport. The homilist in Polish Gerald I. Wolpe, and Methodist Bishop F. Herbert exist. Kolbe is scheduled for Sunday, Nov. evening, Nov. 13th, at Carnegie 14th at 2 p.m. at Immaculate Heart will be Fr. Marcel Pasiecznik of the Music Hall, Oakland, sponsored by Skeete. The coalition of religious leaders has called Franciscan Friary in Ben Avon. for a “ mutually verifiable freeze” of nuclear of Mary Church, Polish Hill. Priests the Polish Arts League. weapons. and laity are invited. Music for the Mass will be FT. Maximilian was canonized by Priest defends pope The homilist in English will be provided by the Chopin Choir of 120 Pope John Paul II on October 10, Samuel D. Caldwell, general secretary of the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of the Religious NEW YORK (NC) — A priest who has been Society of Friends, said the religious leaders were leader in Catholic-Jewish relations for more than 30 calling for the end of production of all nuclear years defended Pope John Paul II against Jewish VOCATIONS ... weapons, the dismantling of existing nuclear arms critics of the papal meeting with Yasser Arafat MJHANTI'S ; and mutual inspection agreements as part of the leader of the Palestine Liberation Organization. PARK PtjkZA HKSTAIHAXT ' A fter Forty arms freeze pact. 128 NT Craig St. Oakland, near St. Paul's Cathedra} "I believe some commentators on the pope’s M a r y , Mother of the Church, generously actions have done him a grave injustice,” said Msgr WEDDINGS RECEPTIONS shared in the work of her Son and is actively Letter to Reagan John M. Oesterreicher, professor emeritus of Judeo IS ELEGANTWINU ROOMS present in the history of salvation; She is our Christian studies at Seton Hall University. “ He did inspiration and model. WASHINGTON (NC) — Tuition tax credits should ALSO not receive Arafat the terrorist but Arafat, a man S.M. Rule of Life #65 be a priority in President Reagan’s legislative who asked to see him and who — whether one likes it •LUNCHEONS «DINNER MEETINGS program for the first session of the new Congress in University of Oayton or not — speaks for the Palestinian Arabs. In •PARTIES "1500 4 H C C ^ MARIANIST 300 College Park, P.O. 442 1983 if the current Congress fails to act on the matter, receiving him, the pope did not endorse any political • PARKING O O fc“ 1 1 9 9 _i Socond Caratn a U.S. Catholic Conference spokesman said. Dayton, Ohio 45469 scheme but sought to advance the cause of peace [Open Tues. thru Sun. 11 to 9, CloSftd Monday > In a letter to Reagan, USCC General Secretary “ To suggest that the pope, a man who still feels the Msgr. Daniel F. Hoye said he is gratified that the terror of tyranical regimes in the marrow of his administration will press the issue during the special bones and who himself has been the victim of an “Modern Banking With Old fashioned Courtesy” session of Congress scheduled for late November. attempted assassination by a terrorist, would in any ] EJaj (a/s El IBE/e KB/e ] d / a E fe ] @Je ) @/s If the Congress fails to consider tax credit way encourage murderous activities against Jews is preposterous,” Msgr. Oesterreicher said. WE OFFER A WONDERFUL ARRAY OF | | 1 legislation in the remaining months of 1982, Msgr. 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By DOLORES CURRAN AND, OF' COURSE, I, along with their personal lives didn’t or don’t She didn't become involved in the my peers, lived vicariously her Special saints “Princess Grace died,” my inspire admiration. tensions of the renewed church or royai romance and wedding. She choose sides in the Hans Kung husband said. “ I just heard it on the True, Grace Kelly had a lot to was the Lady Diana of our day. her affair. November, which began v illa g e in Italy, the 13th child of car radio.” I stared at him in wedding was the media event of the begin with — wealth, beauty, disbelief. with the Feast of All Saints, a farm family, and grew up giftedness and a loving supportive She simply let her faith shine family. But many people have those. contains the feastdays of other inspired to be a missionary by “ Who’s Princess Grace?” asked through her personal life and in so The marked difference is that doing left a legacy to those who prominent saints, including stories her father read to his my 14-year-old son, and I stared at him in dismay. Princess Grace used her gifts to cynically doubt that one can have two of special interest to children about the missions. provide a model of personhood that both fame and faith. She was active Americans. One is St. Martin Fragile health kept her from Who's Princess Grace? How could DOLORES ail could respect and emulate. in the Red Cross and in La Leche de Porres, a South American religious life until she was 30, I explain to this child three years CURRAN Never did we find stories of extra­ League, founding a chapter in said to be the first person of but then, with ecclesiastical younger than her youngest that marital spice linked with her in the Monaco herself. She was deeply Grace Kelly came the closest to black and white parentage to permission, she started a scandal sheets. involved in charitable activities in being an idol in my girlhood. I both Europe and America, lending a be canonized, and patron of the religious order in a parish thrilled with her through “ Rear SHE WAS often photographed presence to events that might racial and social justice that is orphanage where she was Window,” cried with her through the Super realyear, deeply involved with her children otherwise go unnoticed. an issue of our times. teaching. Devoted to the “ Country Girl,” and agonized with romances. whom she regarded as the most important subjects in her regal life. Although I always enjoyed the Sacred Heart of Jesus, she her through “ High Nooh.” But my admiration for Princess The other is Mother Cabrini, Grace didn't end with her marriage Many parents throughout the world many photos of Princess Grace, who though born in Italy was named the order the Mission­ identified with her pain through the from royal wedding to TV Christmas Grace Kelly, the actress with or with youth. In reflection, I guess it the first person from the ary Sisters of the Sacred began there. She became a model of breakup of her oldest daughter's specials, my favorite was a new H eart. poise, aloofness and white gloves marriage but she remained lovingly photo published last year of her U nited S tates to be p roclaim ed was different, even then. White educated woman, gifted actress, respected princess, and loving supportive. Somehow, in her life of taking a snapshot of her son as he a saint by the Church. St. By 1887, when she was 37, gloves. Was it she who turned Mediterranean glitter, she managed graduated from Amherst. It was Martin’s feast day was Francesca Cabrini had American girls of that era back to mother while others fell by the filmside. to remain real. such a parent kind of thing to do and Wednesday (Nov. 3) of this established seven schools and what gloves? I don’t remember but I it spoke to me visually of Grace the do know that her wholesomeness I didn’t grieve when Elvis Looking at her life in retrospect, I week. Mother Cabrini’s is orphanages in her home believe it was her underpinning of woman over the many regal shots of appealed to a generation of young Presley, John Lennon or Natalie Grace the Princess. Saturday, Nov. 13. district, but she was still women who could not relate to the Wood died. I lost interest in faith that made her different. While St. Martin, born in Lima, unknown beyond. However, in Marilyn Monroes. Grace Kelly gave Elizabeth Taylor somewhere never becoming an outspoken "Who’s Princess Grace?" my son Catholic figurehead, she modelled a Peru, in 1579, was the son of a 1889 she set off for the United us an option. If she could be between her third and sixth asked. She was a little bit of all of us States, where she devoted beautiful, chaste and desired, then marriages. As gifted as these people quiet believing Christian life that's and the best of a lot of us. She will be Spanish noble and a freed so could we. were in their entertainment lives, hard to find in royal figures today. missed. May she rest in peace. Black woman from Panama. herself to the masses of Ignored by his father, he grew bitterly poor Italian immi­ up in poverty but with grants who were crammed noticeable intelligence and into their “Little Italy” Little things piety. He entered the ghettos, and to ministering to Dominican monastery in Lima the many orphaned children of By FR . RICHARD MURPHY, O.P. the day. She and her black- as a lay helper at age 15 and We come to church to worship God. While there we hear God's word read spent the rest of his life garbed nuns became familiar and preached to us. It is truly remarkable how much we can learn about stationed there. Gradually he sights as they trudged from God and ourselves in the few minutes we spend in church. We learn, for became a legend in the city for door to door, shop to shop, example, that little things offered to God can be pleasing to Him. asking for any food, clothing or his charity, perfect obedience Many great personalities come to meet us through the Scriptures: a n d profound humility. money that could be spared for Abraham, Moses, David, Peter and Paul, etc. We are proud to be somehow Numerous miraculous cures their work. associated with such great heroes of God. But we meet many little people were attributed to his too, widows and orphans, people with no resources, poor and defenseless intercession. "nobodies." In today’s readings we encounter two poor widows and the: Living up to her missionary unforgettable man from "Nowheresville,” Jesus of Nazareth. A fter M artin’s death in 1639 ideas, Mother Cabrini Gifts are a special kind of language. They concretize our feelings towards at age 60, devotion to him responded to requests from other dioceses, and then from the people we love. The gifts we give on birthdays, anniversaries and at spread rapidly through South Christmas are a kind of enduring speech, expressing our love and esteem. American, then to Europe. His abroad, to start schools and canonization proceedings orphanages in their Italian Important people offer important gifts, sometimes in public. Little people give what they have. A child gives its mother a paper with crayon- were long delayed by various colonies. In the 30 years following her arrival in the scratches all over it, and she treasures it for what it means. A widow gave circu m stan ces, but in 1962 two the prophet Elijah bread to eat; another gave two copper coins in the of the many extraordinary U.S., she established nearly 70 Temple. Little things are valuable too, in God’s sight. cases of healing attributed to institutions and hospitals in eight countries in Europe, Jesus' remarks on gift-giving underscore the important truth that it is not his intercession were recog­ the gift itself that is so important, but that fact that a gift translates the nized by the Church and his North America, and South and language of the heart. The reason for the giving is the important thing. canonization took place. Central America. In 1917, worn out by her years of service and The Scribes and Pharisees made generous contributions to the Temple Martin has been called “the difficult travel, she died in where God was worshiped, but it was a good deed done for the wrong enduring answer to race reason; there was really nothing of themselves in their gifts. The two Chicago, ending a life that widows spoke the language of the heart, which is sacrifice. prejudice,” embodying as he remains today an inspiring d id t h e highest moral exam ple of devotion to the poor And Jesus? He, the great High Priest, offered the perfect gift — His perfection and a mix of two and neglected. homage of love. He offered the Father all His pain and suffering and races. He offers us a lesson in humiliation and disgrace. By His single great sacrifice, offered up once and the evil and absurdity of racial The lives of saints like these for all time, the sins of mankind were taken away, and we were set free p rejudice. can be studied and pondered from the bondage of sin. with profit. All the saints Francesca Cabrini, who in Compared with Jesus' magnificent gift of Himself on the cross, our gifts reflect God’s perfections and are small indeed, tiny candles held to the sun. But in union with Jesus Religious life took the name of w hen w e study th em , in a sen se through faith, the little things we can offer to God become more precious Francis Xavierj the great we study God. In an age when than gold. missionary, is famed for her w orldly p ursuits and p leasu res decades of service to the are all that is “relevant” and exploited Italian immigrants real, it is helpful to read of men who poured into this country at and women whose lives About God (II) the turn of the century, and to proclaimed that holiness is tjie shamefully n e g le c te d By FR. JEROME LEOOUX, S.V.D. proudly: “ Go for the top. Go for a what is truly relevant, and that mixes easy. Just add people." V irginia Slims makes the challenge. Go' for teamwork. Go orphans of those days. God is the basic reality, life’s Century 21 says: "God puts the observation: "You’ve come a long for pride. Go with God.” A word from Southern Comfort She was born in a rural highest goal. strength of Number One behind Corporation: "Everyone needs a way and you'll still go a long way you.” Allied Van Lines allows: "When little comfort — and God has it.” with God." British Caledonian Airways Jim Beam bourbon advises: Kool Ultra reminds us: "There’s only one way to play it — God’s O ther view points offers: “ You have a choice. Yes, it’s "Taste is all it takes to switch from up to you. God is the reason for anything else to God." way." everything you do.” John Hancock companies boast: It should be noted that the of citizenship to those who G.E. tells us of God’s specialty: Dodge admits: “ God is even more ' 'God can help you here and now. Not United States has always disobey the law. The Congress FR. JEROME “God brings good things to living. than Ram-tough.” 5 LEDOUX God brings good things to life." just hereafter.” respected the rights of should require that proof of conscientious objectors to registration be given in order Honda Express claims: "God Alcoa Aluminum is very excited SAVING CORPORATION proud­ ly announces: "God created a new military service and made to vote, to obtain a U.S. gives you 100 smiles to the gallon." about today: “ God can’t wait for tomorrow. God can’t wait.” way of copying, more revolutionary alternative arrangements for passport, to obtain a Maxwell House promises: “ Only than Xerography.” them even in time of war. The government guaranteed God gives you that good-to-the-last Best Western puts us at ease: right of conscientious student loan, to secure drop feeling." you move with God, you move with "Rest assured with God." Canadian Club whiskey says of confidence — guaranteed.” joining God's family: “ You’re not objection is in no way employment with any govern­ Tab cola sings in admiration: ISUZU NOTICES: "God is the just moving in; you’re moving up." compromised by the current ment agency, and to receive hottest thing on or off wheels.” Lord Calvert Canadian calls God: "God — for beautiful people. God, federal law requiring registra­ any form of social benefit from “ Love of the Canadians." you’re beautiful to me." Oil of Olay persuades us: “ God Air Canada informs us: "When makes you look younger; so you can tion. the federal government. In Winston Lights brags on God: Buick notices: "God makes every flying is a business, God makes it a also feel younger. ’ ’ It is difficult to justify point of fact, such legislation "Nobody does it better.” year the year of the Century.” pleasure.” noncompliance with the might be far more effective in Bell Telphone compliments God: Coors Light puts us on notice: FIRST NATIONAL Bank tells us Safeway advertises: “ God has "Wouldn't it be nice if everything federal registration -law on eliciting compliance with the "The suprise is how good God’s life to put our faith where the money is: everything you need from a store — worked this well?" religious grounds. law. tastes." “ You can bank on God for security. ’ ’ As the resisters declare, it For those who believe that and a little bit more." Toyota shouts: "Oh, what a would be virtually impossible they m ight be m ak in g w ar less Amalie Motor Oil assures us: Johnnie Walker Red whispers: feeling — to serve God! ” Allstate guarantees: “ You're in "God is better than anything has to "The whole world likes God." to convict and imprison 600,000 likely by refusal to register, it good hands with God.” be.” Pioneer electronics muses about young men. The U.S. Congress might be asked how their Weingarten stores characterize God: "Never has so much been so stipulated a prison term of up action diminishes the Soviet THE MARINES advertise TAAKA VODKA muses: "God God: "Clean, fresh and good." mini.” to five years for noncompli­ threat to peace and security. ance. Perhaps the Congress Would the people of Poland, should consider alternative Afghanistan, Lebanon and penalties. If registration is a Israel take comfort in a Rough times for unions duty of citizenship, the weakened United States The erosion of America’s Congress might consider the military posture? MSGR. CHARLES OWEN RICE satisfaction out of predatory take­ the union and the companies against industrial base, the flight of denial of som e of the privileges St. Louis Review For one who has loved the union overs and the like. them. Not McBride, but the USW industries and now a world-wide tradition of negotiating is to blame. movement and been as close to it as industrial malaise, virtual collapse, McBride’s predecessors never any outsider possibly could, these affects the unions. Reagan is truly had it so bad. Of course Phil Murray Considering what he inherited, are sad days. They are awfully sad went through this sort of thing in the McBride has been a good president. Pittsburgh Catholic for men and women who lead labor. Twenties when he and John Lewis In a political organization, and that Those my age and a little younger struggled to keep the Miners Union is what unions are, you cannot have Official Publication of the Dutcese of Pittsburgh, Pa. see a totally altered situation. alive. Lewis ran the show; he took perfect efficiency or perfect Serving the counties ol Allegheny, Beaver, Really, until a few years ago it had the line of no concessions, no tolerance. He and his advisers have been roses roses all the way, or most taken the position that they and the Butler, Greene, Lawrence and Washington MSGR. CHARLE backward step and the union of the way. O. KICK virtually disintegrated. industry are in the same boat; I would have liked it better if they had In my early days labor was looked for independent solutions, McBride, in my opinion, is trying Pittsburgh Catholic Publishing Associates resurgent. From the grip of an all maybe they could not have found to do the right thing. He wants to Mont Rev. Vincent M. Leonard, D .D ., President pervasive open shop and non-union them but it would not have hurt to Rev. John A. Harvey, Executive Secretary climate the New Deal rescued the preserve what he can for steel explore. worker and changed the nationa' making in the United States. He and General Manager I will do all I can to enable Weissen mood. Unions generally got the cooperates with the industry in Established 1844 by Most Rev. Michael O'Connor. D.D. anti-union, no matter what he says, to survive, because his type oi benefit of the doubt and while we had fighting foreign imports and one Annual Subscription Hate: $H in I '.S., $9 in Canada and the flight of capital out of dissent is invaluable, but in the to counter some anti-union bias the cannot blame him even if he and Member: Catholic Press Association production and into speculation are meantime I wish Lloyd well in his Served by NC News Service flow went with us. they are missing the point. Second-Class Postage Paid at Pittsburgh. Pa. just a few of the unfavorable desperate struggle to save the union developments. In the main matter of concessions Robert Melder, E d ito r Labor began to move even in and the industry. Let him remember Depression times after capitalism It is in the tight of all this that he is taking a hard road. Tough that the captains of steel and their A»»ociale Editor William McClinton, laid an egg and the moguls of Lloyd McBride, president of the dissenters such as Ronnie Weissen, political and academic allies have Patricia Barton, Stephen karlinchak. Reporter» industry no longer got their way with United Steel Workers, is facing a my friend, will pounce on him, but he been on a disaster course for steel ease. They were put on the defense.. crisis unprecedented for his union. is right and they are wrong. The idea making in the United States, they Jack Lee, Adrerluing Repretenlalire The war helped, and labor leaders The auto workers have to face the is to keep as much of the industry are not all knowing. Furthermore as Frank Rode, Butine*» Manager went right to the top as the essential same crisis, so have lesser unions. functioning in the United States as he negotiates, he should never turn Frank Murray, Circulation Manager became labor peace so that we could, possible and to keep it union. When his back. Scrutinize every line for Due to mistakes and blindness at Publuhed Every Friday win the war. 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Ì Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, November 5, 1982 — Page 5 Letter to Erma Bombeck | By FR. JOSEPH M. CHAMPLIN DID THE baby need changing just to ask some hard questions: Am I by a steady stream of late comers I Dear Erma: before departure time? A flat tire? truly respecting the person, the But given the limitations of our are no standees and precious few An accident? Someone sick at marching down the aisle and people waiting for me? Do I really climbing into the pews. human condition, not even the late back-sitters at the end of*Ma‘ss. They A reader recently sent me your home? Alarm didn’t go off? care about the event, the meeting, Bishop Sheen could keep alive and already have gone — during or column, "Back-sitters are O.K.’’ In the service for which I am It was remarkable in Livingston interested every person at every immediately after communion or it you supported those who at church consistently late? Is God, Church, how quickly people's patterns homily on every Sunday. before the priest can gef 'db.wtl the sit "somewhere between the back Mass, prayer a top priority in life? changed once they introduced the aisle to greet the people. door and the parking lot.’ ’ I would “ hold back until after the homily" Wouldn't greater courage be like to respond as one who from the FR. JOSEPH policy. Few arrive late now — required to stay awake and try to Down in Livingston, Texas, Erma, persons no doubt with legitimate catch what one can from the On errands of mercy? Off for ■ other side observes regularly late CHAMPLIN your back-standers (isn’t that ^ comers and early leavers, back- excuses preacher who is trying to do his work? Home so spouse can come actually a better term since most best? Also, and you didn’t mention back for the next service? Some, of sitters and, probably more are standing in the rear, not sitting You also praised back-standers accurately, back-standers. this, would back-standers be quick course: perhaps a fairly good there?) would be forced to remain in for the corrective effect they have on to stalk out if they didn’t like what number. But one-third of the the back until after the sermon even the preacher. "If the sermon is of they heard? Who do you think more church? In praise of these humble back- if they wished to move forward. sedative quality. . . we at the back likely might have left in the middle people, you called them the meek Friendly, but firm greeters — a new 1 hope a keen consciousness of my can make a firm statement. It is of a sermon on integration three ones who inherit the last parking term for ushers — see to that. called walking out." Your defense of back-sitters, j place.. and accept it gratefully as a own personal weaknesses carries decades ago in the deep south — the Erma, didn't convince me that they up fronters or the rear guard? ) penance. over into my priestly judgments MORE AND more Catholic parish Once again, I fear you have have their full hearts into Sunday about late comers. Countless leaders, like those at St. Joseph in prematurely canonized the courage worship. I am glad such people come I fear you have made your unexpected developments can Livingston, have judged that people in your rear of the church Finally, and you didn't touch on even if they arrive late or depart | colleagues (acknowledging yourself understandably delay any of us on anxious to hear the inspired word of associates. this either, there is the question of early, stand in the rear or sit in the as one of them) saints too soon. Why occasion. But when those late early leavers. You must be one of God proclaimed in the readings and MOST PRIESTS I know today back pews. But they could give and did they get the last parking spot? arrivals become patterns, we need them, at least if you come to some of the homily should not be distracted take sermon preparation seriously. get more, if Mass held a higher the churches I know, because there priority in their value system. Letters to the editor 'Taking a ’

On married priests By NORBERT F.GAUGHAN the financial possibilities, find out explanations. Priests also come member? What meetings must you To the Editor: Many of the phrases used in show the cost of getting specific big names together at regional level quarterly to star. After that come the lawyers go to? If you are on the parish business, particularly in Hollywood, to review proposals from the bishop, council, those come first. But you Dolores Curran is mixing oranges and apples. The Church can come from the Yiddish. The original agents and contracts. All these are from the priest council, or matters accept already married Episcopal priests as converts (and who is she involved in making the film. A may also be delegated to a moviemakers came from New they raise themselves. If he is a subcommittee on finances, liturgy, to say their reason for conversion is to flee the ordination of women in York’s East Side, where the people standard industry joke is about the dean, or a delegate to the priest's the Episcopal Church ?) They betray no commitment to live a celibate buildings, etc. So you meet with that I ntes as Catholic priests do. spoke that strange combination of consulting body, there are even group. Or, if you are on the school German and Hebrew. They left a more assemblies. board (parish regional school, high language heritage very much in use. If Mrs Curran wants married priests, a simple statement to that But those are only clerical school), there are regular sessions ettect will do. There is no need to raise confusion, create skepticism “ Indecent Exposure,” a popular meetings. What is the priest to keep the concept of Catholic and cast slurs as to the motives of others for changing churches Whv education alive, ask for the support foment disunity? book by David McClintick, is about NORBERT expected to attend in his parish? Hollywood business and (he There are sessions with the parish of all segments of the parish, solve GAUGHAN staff and faculty problems. A Catholic priest has made a commitment to God, his superior and chicanery of David Begelman, head council. Or the cleric may have to the church to live a celibate life. That’s the way it is, at present. For of Columbia Pictures, caught meet with the members of the mm to marry is the same as a wife and mother kissing the family forging a number of checks. As he liturgical committee to plan IF YOU are on some diocesan goodbye and saying ‘This is a strain. Now I’ll try the single life begin traces the story, from beginning to liturgies. In a medium size to large group, women, men's, young i a career and have a fling. Take care.” The hurt and broken lives end, the author recounts a number of parish, there should be sessions with people’s, there are more demands ; wrought from that breach of commitment are perhaps more visible to persons “ taking a meeting." the staff, i.e., associate priests, the on time. All these occur with executive who told his secretary: "I religious education director, the personal cost of time, transportation f ° ur limited vision, but a broken vow to God and the Church is no less can't take that meeting, I can’t take : damaging. It is not just “ meeting,” or having school principal, the organist, etc. in addition to earning your daily a meeting. These cinema lunch, because I have to take a bread. funeral." The wisdom of the Church urges her to call all of us to honor and keep personages “ take” it. Whoarethey? WHERE THERE is need, the For religious, you "take” many our primary commitments. A choice by its nature excludes other The many people involved in the pastor comes together with special meetings to examine purposes, options. The married Catholic promises to love one only forgoing ail deal to make a movie, who are BUT HAVEN’T Catholics been committees on finances. For on­ I others. As it stands today, the priest chooses the celibate life Having bankers, producers, agents, studio involved in "taking meetings" in the going projects in the parish, fund­ charter, mission statement. There I made a choice, one is called to live by it. The Lord will always give us heads, script writers, musicians. Church since Vatican II? That is raisers, the priest has occasions at are alw ays questions to be his grace and strength to do it. Everybody who wants a piece of the good news, as the many involved in which he encourages and leads answered, solutions to be found. monetary pie gets involved in the all walks of Church life decide upon specific parishioners to meet the But since Vatican II has called for MRS. C. ROSSMILLER round of “ taking meetings." the priorities and actions for the problems, and to advise. participation and involvement of all, [North Side Church. This may also be bad news, Catholics must "take meetings." A recent Esquire magazine story for so many today are all Some of these gatherings are in Whereas it might be said in the old recounted how it took four years to "meetinged” out. the evening: the priestly comings- 'Who is not making peace?9 set up one movie deal involving together during the day. Evening Church people saved their souls by Goldie Hawn and Burt Reynolds. How many of these does a pastor meetings sometimes are not developing calluses on their knees, To the Editor: Most of that was spent in "taking" take in a given week? Quite a few, successful because many who the new order may result in them on meetings. When such an event such as conversing with priests at attend are tired at the weary end of other parts of the anatomy. In response to Msgr. Charles O. Rice's (Oct. 8) essay entitled "A happens, the parties discuss. the diocesan level, or being present the day and are not always at their Meetings are tedious, painful, but il . talk with Sean MacBride,” I ask, "Who is not making peace with Nobody says yes or no. They hear for an information gathering, or a best (including the priest). Irom them comes the good of the ; “whom?” It is the Arab nations, except for Egypt, which will not the proposition out, learn what are workship, or a policy session of Church and people, are they not f ’formally recognize Israel, or join her at the negotiating table or accept What if you’re an active parish worthwhile? PU.N. resolutions 242 and 338 that call for secure borders for all nations B in the Middle East. R As a demonstration of Israel's desire for peace, one need not look F further than the Camp David accords. Israel traded a strategically Caring is everything I and economically valuable territory for a peace treaty. Sadat realized , the sacrifice intrinsic to the accords when he remarked, “ Poor By DALE FRANCIS gift offered only to a special few that other people, have the same s Menachem (Begin), I got the Sinai: all he got was a piece of paper.” Even the definition I offered of Twice a week the students visit a When Baron Friedrich von Hugel, feelings that the children have caring must have seemed to many to nursing home. They go among the the great spiritual writer, was dying themselves. Children have a natural | Then again, Monsignor Rice considered Sadat "an Arab Uncle suggest a degree of sensitivity to be residents there, quietly offering in 1925, he niece was with him and awareness of their own pains and Tom” in an Oct. i6, 1981 op-ed piece. Such a degrading appellation achieved only by saints. But that is a their friendship. Some of those there can hardly tarnish the memory of that great man of peace; neither she could see his lips moving but she disappointments, what is necessary could not hear what he was saying. are in a mist, away from recognition does it encourage iikeminded foresight and courage. If any bold peace is to help them understand that of time and place. I’ve seen students * initiative is to be viewed as capitulation, then the chances for peace in She leaned over and she heard the others suffer in the same way. What | last words he spoke as he died: sitting with them, just holding their that region seem dim. they don’t like to have happen to hands. Some they talk with, laugh "Caring is everything; nothing themselves, they should not inflict In any case, mere allusions to the recognition of Israel, as in the matters but caring." with, they become friends. Those on others, for others feel hurt just as students have brought a great deal latest Arab League Conference in Rabat, will not suffice. Hopefully, r \ they do. DALE I renewed impetus and — maybe — vision among leaders in the region. The Italian-born, British of joy to people in need of joy but the naturalized theologian was a man of FRANCIS youngsters who visit there are the YOU TEACH, for example, that it ROBERT E. TUCKER, great perception but nothing he real beneficiaries — they are spoke or wrote was more perceptive is wrong to use an epithet for a racial learning caring. Chairman, Greater Pittsburgh or a national group. But children ADL Regional Advisory Board than the last words he spoke on earth. Whatever else we may must understand this is not because Every act in our lives that reaches Pittsburgh it is impolite but because it gives possess or accomplish is nothing misunderstanding. Caring is not a out to others, even just a smile or a unless we are caring. gift. It is something to be learned, it others pain and, as we would not greeting, is an exercise in caring. If want others to give us pain, we must you get used to reaching out to 'Good review9 is something to be taught and the never give pain to others. Caring is something more than teaching of caring begins with others, if reaching out to others sympathy, something more than becomes a habit of your life, you are ■' To the Editor: parents from the earliest years of As children grow older parents compassion. It is coming to such a the lives of their children. finally so joined to others that there I would like to comment on Fr. Steven Paisa's good review on Oct 15 sensitivity to others that what help them to become caring persons are no others, all are simply joined of a much needed book for our times, "Pope JohnPaulII: Catechist” . another feels, you feel, too. It is through example. Parents who go — and that is what caring is, a It is taught by example but it must out of their way to help others, who In the beginning of his article, Fr. Paisa expressed dismay over beyond concern for others, it is a realization that what happens to any joining of self with others so finally be taught with intent to teach, too. are friends of people in all walks of one of us happens to all of us. meeting a young Catholic man who had joined a fundamentalist there are no others, all experience is Children must be taught from their life, who respond to the needs of movement. I can understand Fr. Paisa’s attitude, and I can also one. very earliest years to respect other others, who never speak disparag­ And that is the way we come closest to Christ who told us that as understand from experience why the young man sought the teaching people. But not taught to respect ingly of others, are teaching their we did unto the least of our brethren of the fundamentalists. This is by no means an isolated incident. There MY CAUTION in speaking of some vague principle of the rights of children to be caring persons. we did unto Him. And that is why are a substantial number of Catholics today who are hungering for the caring is that it might be presented others, which children cannot In a Catholic high school I know, a caring is everything; nothing undiluted word of God and full doctrine of the church. When this is not' in such a way that it will seem to be a understand, but taught to realize forthcoming in our Catholic Church and schools, they go elsewhere. religion class is a class in caring. matters but caring. Obviously the incomplete message of faith is also of grave concern to our Holy Father, as he states in his text, “ Catechesi Tradendae", within this book: More about homilies "The person who becomes a disciple of Christ has the right to receive the word of faith, not in mutilated, falsified or diminished By ANDREW M. G R E ELE Y form, but whole and entire, in all its rigor and vigor. Unfaithfulness on ONE NOTABLY cynical fellow Then maybe someone will explain I begin this column with the observed that the expert would need not optional for the Sunday some point to the integrity of the message means a dangerous to me why, other than for pure preacher, they are essential. weakening of catechesis. warning to Catholic editors that it is a much greater fee to improve the phoniness, the various priests’ about the quality of Sunday quality of preaching because priests groups around the country denounce Moreover, if a personality change These words of Pope John Paul II seem to set the tone for his entire homilies, a subject many of you are don’t have the reality check of the is necessary to become a good text in this book and, without doubt, the whole of his text should be the every violation of justice in the afraid to discuss in print because it world other than the one of which preacher, then it seems that in strict guideline that catechists need to follow if we wish to see "real offends so many priests. Thus if you justice, the priest must go through fruitfulness in the Church today." ¿ d m , many of their members are guilty. are afraid of the truth about the poor How many senates or associations whatever process is necessary to PATRICIA LIGDAY preaching that so disturbs the laity, have set up programs for the change his personality. you need not read beyond this improvement of the quality of Mount Lebanon paragraph — merely toss this «V But I doubt that a personality U m FR. ANDREW preaching? How many have I column into the circular file. change is required. Most priests are GREELEA actually set aside funds for such not confident that they can preach programs? Bowing in church well because they never have In Chicago recently there was a Again, everyone out there that learned how to preach well. And [ To the Editor: minor tempest in the press when it has, please put up your hand. they have not learned how to preach What ever happened to the practice of bowing the head of was revealed that State’s Attorney well because they have not received genuflecting when one enters or leaves his pew. Richard M. Daley Jr. was paying Some priests tell me that they good training in the art and craft of $2,000 a year (of his own — not the ballot box. No one takes away their know they are bad preachers, feel preaching (which means, among Many walk into church like going into a theater or stadium. taxpayers’ — money) to a professor jobs if they fail as public terrible — indeed, guilty — about it, other things, the art and craft of who was teaching him the art of communicators. and feel let down every time they imaginative writing). Nancy Reagan "shook up" the entire British nation when she effective public speaking. refused to curtsy before the queen of England. blow a Sunday homily, but they And, I ask myself, if a young argue in their defense that the THE PAPERS didn’t quite know politician takes public speaking so Their lack of confidence is not a Just imagine how God must feel when one doesn’t bend or bow in the how to play it: Was this shocking homiletic programs in the seminary presence of the great King of all times. seriously, how many young priests personality problem, it is merely the behavior? There were some gentle were terrible and that it is now too do the same? How many priests in late to change. result of poor training. And the lack jokes about the state's attorney’s MIKE SKERTICH my town or in anyone's town are of training can be dealt with, though father never needing such training. As one priest put it to me, “ For me Allison Park taking lessons to improve the perhaps painfully. quality of their Sunday homilies? to become an effective preacher, I But the story soon disappeared IF A POLITICIAN can do it, why because it turned out that the public would have to change my whole On hunting, abortion personality." not a priest? Perhaps the church was neither shocked or amused. All you guys out there that are, should hire Rich Daley as a To the Editor: | Indeed, the typical reaction was hold up you hands. I AGREE that the homiletics consultant. Have him give retreats admiration for the young (possible) courses are generally pretty bad. to priests. Suppose you and your buddies go hunting. You see something move. mayoral candidate. If he needed the As I have said before, the laity's right to have the Gospel preached One seminary rector, now a bishop, Is it a deer? Is it a man? You can’t agree. One says “ I think it s a skill, people seemed to say, it was told me that it was the worst course In the meantime, I will repeat my man. ’ ’ Another says “ I think it’s a deer. ’ ’ If you are an abortionist, you forthright of him to seek help in ably is a right in strict commutative periodic suggestion that there ought justice, that is to say, the kind of at his seminary. Even worse, the will shoot anyway. For the abortionist maintains that since there is acquiring it. clergy, especially the younger to be social research on what the some confusion as to just when life begins, it’s all right to destroy the justice that demands restitution laity need in homilies and what they fetus. A number of more cynical folks when the right is violated. clergy, have received no training at all in imaginative and expressive consider a good homily to be. It's commented to me that the been 20 years now since the first! I sure hope I don’t get in the line of fire of an abortionist who is archdiocese of Chicago might want writing (which involves reading hunting! THIS POSITION, I think, is imaginative literature). I have National Opinion Research Center fo hire the same expert, not for the unarguable. Is there anyone out study of American Catholics and the new archbishop, who has thus far argued, not facetiously, that no one MSGR. OLIVER KEEFER there who thinks the laity don’t have should be ordained who has not beginning of Vatican Council II. been most effective as a mass a right in strict justice to effective Coraopolir communicator, but for the parish written 12 sonnets or three short The 20-year study should be on« public communication from their stories or one novel. The skills that clergy. parish priests? preaching and family life. More! go into this kind of expression are about that next week. - «•». <« Page 6 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, November 5, 1982 First deaf Catholic priest Hom e A g a in is 'role model9for youths By STEPHEN KARLINCHAK Desire wasn't enough for Fr. years, Fr. Coughlin said “ It wasn't CONNIE ANN VALENTI FR. RON LENGW1N Coughlin. There was some the words of discouragement, it was When Fr. Thomas Coughlin the silence from the others.” Father, I don’t quite understand it, but St. With so many critical issues facing us today, I do “ says" Mass, many people would resistance to his entering the seminary. However, when he did his Christopher doesn’t seem to want to go away. Some not understand why questions about St. Christopher have problems understanding his "It’s not scary, but there is an people just won't let go of him, and they're not all and Catholic devotion for the saints continue to be words. Fr. Coughlin uses sign element of loneliness. There’s nc Catholics. I have such a friend who won’t ride in a car raised. It makes me wonder if there is some language. community of priests and brothers unless St. Christopher rides with her. “ I don't know if important truth hidden within such devotion which He has never heard the words of for the deaf. you Catholics demoted him, denounced him or we have not yet fully discovered. The truths we the Mass. excommunicated him, but, whatever it was. I'll take possess are mere reflections of Truth. ASKED IF he thought about him as a friend if you don’t want him. ” Of course, she Fr. Coughlin is deaf. forming a religious order for deal Some of man's greatest discoveries have been men, Fr. Coughlin said “ I have nc has a good reason for feeling this way. made by his stumbling upon them, but most of them Ordained in 1977, Fr. Coughlin was desire. I’m very happy as a We were always a little bit concerned about the have been achieved through his persistence— by his the first American, born-deaf man Trinitarian. I did think about it, but way she drove, and her thick glasses didn’t help working against the grain, ignoring established to be ordained a priest. to set up another order would make matters too much either. Her own sister used to patterns of truth in order to identify and silence a no difference since we serve the gnawing that eats away spiritually at his heart and “ I felt called to an intense tease her, saying “ You must must be able to order a spiritual life, to prayer and service same God. I’m deeply grateful to the driving license in Massachusetts from a Sears and mind. to God,” Fr. Coughlin said in a Trinitarians for giving me a chance Roebuck's catalogue.” The fact that Sherry was one recent interview while he was in to prove myself. I feel I’m a St. Paul states in his letter to the Romans: “ Up to Trinitarian in my work.” of the kindest persons alive didn’t help her to drive the present, we know, the whole created universe Pittsburgh to present a workshop at an automobile any better. groans in all its parts as if in the pangs of childbirth. the catechetical congress and to Fr. Coughlin said his order now Not only so, but even we, to whom the spirit is given help open the Catholic deaf center. has two deaf novices, and the While returning home one night after visiting as firstfruits of the harvest to come, are groaning “ I was attracted to monasticism. I Trinitarians might accept two deaf relatives in our area, Sherry was involved in a inwardly while we wait for God to set our whole body see it as a form of challenge and I novices from Singapore. serious three car accident on a snowy, icy, lightly free.” took the risk.” traveled road. She stumbled out of the car, stunned As for working with deaf and bleeding, her glasses broken, and fell into a gully While Fr. Coughlin does “ speak” Catholics, Fr. Coughlin said a short distance away. Only while he was making his Life is not complete, and at times we can sense, if orally, the interview was conducted “ Mother Church is verbal in its rounds, long after the accident had been cleaned up, not see, nature struggling in the midst of man’s with the help of an interpreter who orientation; the deaf are manually did a policeman find her when his headlights continuous destruction to survive until that time translated the questions and oriented. The deaf tend to go to any reflected off of something she was holding in her when "God will be all in all. ” Unfortunately, we have answers into and from sign church that offers signing. stuffed ourselves with so much artificial joy in the language. hand. name of self-fulfillment that we have muffled that “ There has to be a model for total Born in New York, Fr. Coughlin is groaning within us which could have led us along the mainstreaming. Still, the deaf will the son and grandson of deaf She explained later “ All that I can remember is path where truths are discovered in our eternal remain with the deaf." that it seemed like slow motion with the eerie sound couples. While he suffers from a desire to be one with God. hereditary deafness, Fr. Coughlin FR. COUGHLIN explained that of metal screaming, glass breaking, and my crying the deaf segregate themselvves out as I grabbed the statue of St. Christopher from has three hearing sisters. We fill ourselves with sight and sound, with because they feel self-conscious and the dashboard. The doctor said my grip was so The Trinitarian priest sees uncomfortable around hearing strong around it that they felt it must be very special thought and food. We do not allow ourselves to himself as a role model for deaf FR. THOMAS COUGHLIN people, and many priests and to me, and so they taped it on the wall behind my become physically or spiritually hungry so that we youths. "It's not patronizing to be a laypersons are uncomfortable might recognize and respond to our in-born craving role model for tne deaf,” he said. mother told him, “ Don’t look back, hospital bed. The two of us stayed there together for look forward.” around the deaf. a long time.” for God which like a honing device can show us not “ Deaf people lack role models. only the way home again, but also our best means ot When I travel, I visit the schools for DURING HIS seminary years at Noting that many deaf persons are the deaf and meet with deaf No, she hasn’t become a convert to Catholicism, getting there. Catholic University of America in forced to read lips during the Mass. students." he suggested that parishes have a but “ I’ve adopted your saints; even my seeing-eye Washington, D.C., Fr. Coughlin had sign language interpreter available dog wears a medal with “ Saint Roch, protect my He said deaf youths suffer from an interpreter who signed for him. This groaning may well be the love of God for for deaf parishioners. dog,” written on it,” she told me laughing, but in all Christ calling out from within us. Our lives, then, universal problems. Deaf teens have no outlets for counselling, “ She was Jewish," he recalled. seriousness the last time I talked to her. must be centered and rooted in Christ, listening with “ After I was ordained, I baptized Fr. Coughlin advised that, our hearts and minds for His voice. The lives of the dialogue and crisis intervention and "parents have to communicate with they find themselves hindered by her. We got a waiver for her from saints show us that this way of living is both possible their deaf children at an earlier age. We've talked before about special blessings for communication barriors, he added. attending pre-baptismal instruct­ animals, but I have to admit it seems a bit strange to and preferable in the true and lasting joy it gives tc ion-after all she had four years of Accept their deafness without put a medal on a dog. It makes me wonder why we us. seminary education." changing the condition, "he For the past five years, Fr. explained, urging parents also to wear medals at all. I can understand why we'd wear Coughlin has been working as a a cross or a crucifix, but why do Catholics wear or When used properly, the images of the saints, in About the trials of his seminary learn sign language. the midst of the many other images today which lead home missionary, visiting deaf shut- carry bracelets, medals and even key chains with ins, giving retreats to the deaf and images of the saints on them? And when we bless us away from Christ, can remind us of the importance of seeking only Christ and not the many saying Mass across the nation. He such objects, are they any different than things that . other “ rewards” which life dangles before our eyes. also purchased an old hotel in the Notre Dame rally set for Nov 5 haven’t been blessed? New York Adirondacks that he has Blessed objects, then, are different in the sense that turned into a camp for deaf youths. Notre Dame and the University of we have determined to use them only to lead us to The Notre Dame Club of Pittsburgh will sponsor a pep rally Pittsburgh. The story of St. Christopher safety carrying Jesus Christ. He said he wasn’t called to a across a stream makes me believe there might be parish apostolate, “ I felt I was Friday, Nov. 5, from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. The pep rally will feature some truth to recent after-death studies which We are becoming more and more frightened by called to monastic life. I realized at the Pittsburgh Sheraton at Station introduction and remarks by the indicate a deceased loved one helps us through the what we call “ crazed minds," but I wonder if such a that I wanted an avowed life, a Square. The rally, for Notre Dame Notre Dame coaching staff, and transition from this life to the next. God’s love for condition is only symptomatic of a corrupted heart community life. In the past, I had fans and alumni, is in conjunction appearence by the Notre Dame each of us continues to surprise and amaze us. from which all love for God has been drained. childish view of monasticism." with the football game between cheerleaders and live music.

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MQRBONE ^9j2WJJBERTY^ORMONT^ 563-2515 Financing 271-6246 885-3697 Call today lor details 9 C 1 *O lu l Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, November 5, 1982 — Page 7 Around the diocese More Scouting honors Honoring MI As Two additional awardees were among the The Pittsburgh Chapter of the American Ex- Scouting volunteers honored recently by Bishop Prisoners of War in support of the MIA Family Leonard., The leaders received awards from the League will place a plaque in St. Mary of Mercy bishop recently at the ninth annual Bishop's Church, Downtown, in several weeks to call Reconition Dinner at Parkway Center in Green attention to the fact that an estimated 2,500 U.S. Tree. servicemen are still listed as missing in action in The men are Joseph J. Mance and Gerald Acker. Vietnam, some for as long as 15 years. Mance, a member of St. Malachy parish in Kennedy The observance is the latest in a series of plaques Twp., is a scoutmaster in the Allegheny Trails the group has installed in churches of the area. Such Council. He is a Eucharistic minister and worker in remembrances have been placed in a North Side the parish’s annual nationality festival. A total of 14 Protestant Church, a Lutheran Church, and boys in his troop received the Ad Altare Dei synagogue in McKeesport. The first plaque, Emblem, and Mance was presented with the St. commemorating the first celebration of National George Emblem. POW-MIA Recognition Day July 18, 1979 in Point Acker is a member of St. Catherine parish in State Park, Pittsburgh, sits near the fountain of the park. Wildwood and is also a scoutmaster in the Allegheny Trails Council. He has built up the religious emblems According to Sol Gross, a member of the program for both Catholic scouts and those of other Pittsburgh Chapter of the American Ex-Prisoners, faiths. He also won the St. George Emblem. the goal of these plaques is to stimulate public interest and action. He urges that concerned people pray for the return of the servicemen and write to Crafton Heights jubilarinns their congressmen to push for action in the MIA situation. For information, call Mr. Gross at 461-1160 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Killmeyer of Crafton Heights or (home) 421-9225. will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday, Nov. 7, with a family dinner at the home of their son Donald. Cathedral concert St. Paul Cathedral in Oakland will celebrate the Their other son, David, lives in California. The St. M axim ilian fcanonization9 20th anniversary of the dedication of the church's couple also has five grandchildren and one great­ In honor of All Saints Day, fifth-grade students at St. Beckerath Organ Sunday, Nov. 14, with an 8:30 p.m. grandchild. who played Franciszek Gajowniczek (the prisoner Fr. concert. Malachy School, Kennedy Township, presented a Kolbe replaced) and Jimmy Murphy, while the Mr. Killmeyer was employed as an operating dramatization of the life of St. Maximilian Kolbe remainder of the class played in the crowd scene. Not The program will open with a recital by Bernard engineer and is now retired. during one of the Masses at the parish. Taking part in pictured is Mark Cheski who played St. Maximilian Lagage of Montreal, former professor of organ at the the canonization scene are, from left, Paul Scuilli, Conservatoire de Musique and now a professor at R.J. Sabol, Paul Ondercin who played Pope John Paul —Photo by John C. Keenar Concordia University. Featured will be a partita by Mass for deceased nuns II, Tara Trombetta, Jennifer Panko, Franko Cercone Boehm the Passacaglia of Bach and choral in E The Pittsburgh Sisters Council will sponsor a Major by Franck. Mass for deceased Sisters Friday, Nov. 19, at 6:30 Don9t Drink the Water9 St. Pamphilus boutique The Cathedral Choir will also perform the Missa p.m. at Mt. Assisi, 934 Forest Ave., Bellevue. Bishop Brevis by Kodaly. Leonard and Fr. Joseph Girdis, vicar for religious, The Black Pin Company of St. Elizabeth High St. Pamphilus parish at 1000 Tropical Avenue, will concelebrate. A social hour will follow. School in Pleasant Hills will present "Don't Drink Beechview, will host a "Smurfin” Christmas the Water” Friday and Saturday, Nov. 12 and 13, at8 boutique, Saturday, Nov. 13 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Midland priest cited and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. p.m. in the school auditorium, on Rt. 51. Admission is Fr. Joseph E. Feltz, associate pastor ol $1.50, with tickets at the door. Featured will be handcrafted items, baked goods, Presentation Church, Midland, was named "Knight gifts and amusements. of the Year" by the Midland Knights of Columbus McKeesport program Council 2005 recently. Fr. Feltz was honored at the council’s Three McKeesport parishes wiT host a pilot Bellevue bazaar 63rd anniversary dinner at the program for evangelization to the inactive Catholic The Christian Mothers and Women's Guild of council home. six Tuesdays beginning Nov. 9 at 7:30 p.m. at Assumption Church in Bellevue will hold their 12th McKeesport Inn, Lysle Blvd., in McKeesport. He is active as priest-director annual Christmas bazaar Saturday, Nov. 13, from 10 of the Angels Club, Sodality They are St. Mary parish, with Fr. Tom Smith as a.m. to 6 p.m. in McGovern Hall on N. Sprague Club, Catholic Youth Organiza­ pastor: St. Joseph in Port Vue, with Fr. Pat Jones as Avenue. tion, the parish ethnic days pastor: and St. Perpetua in Christy Park, with Fr. celebration and the CCD John Cassella, pastor. A spaghetti dinner at $3 for adults and $1.50 for children under 12 is slated for 2 to 6 p.m. ______program. The parishes cited statistics showing some 80 Reservations by Nov. 7 for the dinner are required, F r. Feltz He also is chaplain of the million "churchless” persons in this country, some by calling 761-0303 or 766-5437. Also available will be Knights, the Youth Forestry Camp, Holy Name 15 million of them estranged, baptized Catholics. hand-made crafts, a bake shop and other Society, the parish education and worship attractions. The program was developed by Fr. William committee of the parish council and Athletic McKee in St. Louis, Mo., who gave a training Boosters. Twins celebrate 83rd workshop in McKeesport to those who are S t Louise boutique Fr. Feltz also gives adult convert and Scripture conducting this program. classes. Clara Graham (left) and Rose Moeller, twin sisters The Guild of St. Louise de Marillac parish in Upper who reside at the Jam es P. Wall Home for the Aged The three McKeesport parishes already are St. Clair will hold its Christmas and gift boutique operated by the Little Sisters of the Poor on Benton involved in a cooperative "parish renewal weekend Saturday, Nov. 13, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Avenue, North Side, celebrated their 83rd birthday experience" that has reached some 1,000 persons in following the 6 p.m. Mass. It also will be conducted on Oct. 30. Both women formerly lived in Bellevue the three parishes. after morning Masses on Sunday in the school M en’s ir Women’s Style Cuts f ' t L and belonged to Assumption Church. Mrs. Graham For information call St. Mary, 672-0240, St. Joseph, cafeteria. Featured will be a large variety of Specials: Style cut. shampoohampoo SirtH is the mother of three sons, John, Robert and David. 673-7177 or St. Perpetua, 678-8641. handmade Christmas ornaments, gift items and & Blow Dry ------»9 Mrs. Moeller is the mother of three daughters, Sister homemade baked goods. P erm .-Keg. to ...—...... 25 M. Corinne and Sister M. Irene, both Benedictines, Bring in ad for discount • Offer expires Oct. 30 and Madelyn Kline. ,Church communications9 'Career night9 "Modern Communication and the Church," a JUiaquxMmon salon North Catholic High School will sponsor its fourth 327d W Liberty Ave (at McFarland) Oortnont Ml Lebanon seminar for pastors, church financial officers, St. Peter anniversary annual "Career Night" program Thursday, Nov. 11, OpM Evening« 531-6377 531-6378 parish council members and trustees, and others from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the school gym. JThe Christian Mothers and Guild of St. Peter responsible for church finances will be held parish, South 28th and Sarah Streets, South Side, will Saturday, Nov. 13, from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. atSt. Participants will be able to explore more than 60 observe the 85th anniversary of its founding on Paul Seminary, Noblestown Road, Crafton. career fields including art, business, Sunday, Nov. 14, at a special Mass at 2 p.m. in the communications, computer science, education, church, followed by a dinner in the parish hall. Fr. Sponsored by Christian Associates of Southwest engineering, health and medical professions, law, EASIEST TO FOLLOW & USE Eugene Lauer, professor of theology at Wheeling Pennsylvania and the fund-raising office of the music, religion and the trades. College will be the guest speaker at the banquet. Fr. diocese, the seminar will feature the following D I E T B O O K John Haney, pastor, will offer the Mass. sessions: “ Communicating Your Church’s Image The program is open to area high school students. Internally and Externally,” by Jack O’Neil, public For more information, contact Bro. Jack Dempsey YOU’LL EVER FIND BECAUSE OF ITS The late Fr. P.F. May founded the organization on relations director at St. John General Hospital, at 321-4823. 9 1 FULL Sept. 11, 1897. It has remained active as one of the North Side: "The Practical Steps for Improving c o l o r MEAL PICTURES foremost women's organizations in the diocese for 85 Your Church’s Operating Income," by Matt Mahon, GSCAT FOR THE years. director of the diocesan fund-raising office: and Beaver Holy Name Mass WEIGHT CONSCIOUS or DIABETIC "Application of the Small Computer to Improve Colorits calculated complete mealbalancing Diets rang­ Mrs. Margaret Buckholt is the current president. The Holy Name Society of the Beaver county ing from 1000*2000 col. per doy. Pictures Kelp you pick a Ministry in the Local Church,” by Rev. Kenneth deanery will hold its annual Mass and Communion meal ot a glance. Includes Desserts & Sportsman's list of Bedell. breakfast on Sunday, Nov. 14, at St. Philomena gome and seafood dishes For your copy of "De­ rBenedictines for peace 7 Church in Beaver Falls. Principal speaker at the lightful Dining", mail $4 plus $1.00 Postage f In addition there will be a computer Handling. — Check, Money order to: demonstration of church related programs. breakfast will be Judge Robert Kunselman of The Benedictine Sisters will host a prayer service Beaver County’s Common Pleas Court. Tickets are SISTER M. BEATRICE KIESEL C D P in the chapel at Mt. St. Mary Priory, at 4530 Enrollment fee is $25 per church per person and available from parish Holy Name men. The publicis REGISTERED DIETITIAN Perrysville Ave., West View, Sunday, Nov. 14, from 7 9000 BABCOCK BOULEVARD $10 per church per each additional person. invited. ALLISON PARK, PA 15101 to 8 p.m. in conjunction with the "Benedictines for Enrollment is limited. Peace” event that same day in Washington, D.C. Four Sisters will attend that gathering, which To register, contact John R. Thomas Inc., Church Health fair set includes a vigil prior to the annual meeting of the Seminar, 1615 Investment Building, Pittsburgh, Pa., The Pittsburgh Sisters Council will sponsor a U.S. Catholic bishops. For reservations for the 15222 or call 232-0997 or 232-0979. health fair on Saturday, Nov. 13, from 9:30 a.m. to prayer service call Sister Francis, 931-2844. For those unable to attend, the book, tapes and 3:15 p.m. in the Kresge Theater, Carlow College, Oakland. Ukrainian priest cited related materials are also available for $25. HEARING AIDS Glenshaw mission The event will feature lectures, literature and displays on important health topics, including SENSIBLY PRICED HEARING AIDS Msgr. Ronald Popivchak of the Philadelphia “ Nutrition,” by Sister Jean Murin; "Stress Ukrainian Catholic Archdiocese has been named a Fr. Edward Wolanski, vice-rector of St. Paul PROPERLY FITTED Monastery, South Side, will conduct a parish Management, ’ ’ by Sister Francis Omodio, and Sister PROMPT - REASONABLE REPAIRS papal chaplain with the title of Rev. Monsignor by Margaret Schmidt; "Hearing and Vision Loss,” by Pope John Paul II. renewal week mission at St. Mary Church, Middle Road, Glenshaw, Nov. 7 - 12. Sister Marie Corona Miller; and “ Arthritis,” by SERVICE ON ALL MAKES Msgr. Popivchak is a former Sister Leona Wagner. The lectures are scheduled so resident of Carnegie and son of The schedule and topics are: that participants can attend all the sessions. 30 DAY RETURN PRIVILEGE ON ALL HEARING AIDS Mrs. Martha Popivchak and the Sunday, 7:30 p.m., "The Power of Prayer:” Take-home literature will be available on late Peter Popivchak. Monday, Mass at 7 p.m., “ Using Faith on a Regular arthritis, cancer, diabetes, heart disease, nutrition He studied at St. Basil Basis: ” Tuesday, confessions6:15to6:50p.m., Mass and tuberculosis. Blood pressure testing will also be Seminary in Stamford, Conn., at 7 p.m.; "M ary as a Model of Faith,” question box perfomed throughout the day. The public is invited St. Josaphat Seminary and in Marian Hall following Mass; Wednesday, and there is no charge. Catholic University in Washing­ confessions 6:15 to 6:50 p.m., Mass 7 p.m., "The Eucharist as the Highest Expression of Faith," ton, D.C., and was ordained in Religious ed sessions D O W N TO W N : ALLISON PARK: May of 1967. He later obtained a question box following: Thursday, confessions 6:15 5080 JENKINS ARCADE 4618 ROUTE 8 doctorate in theology from. p.m. through Mass at 7 p.m., “ The Parish Family; ” The North Side Deanery will sponsor a grade-level 281-8847 486-0975 Msgr. Popivchak Catholic University. Friday, Mass at 7 p.m., “ Love of God as Seen in the workshop for religious education teachers on Passion," social hour in Marian Hall. Saturday, Nov. 13, from 1 to 5 p.m. at St. Cyril of MT. LEBANON: MONROEVILLE: Msgr. Popivchak served as an assistant pastor at" Alexandria School, North Side. 615 WASHINGTON R0 700 J0NNET BLOG. the Cathedral parish in Philadelphia and later In addition to the mission, Fr. Wolanski will conduct special programs for children in St. Mary For further information, contact Sister Kathleen 341-2221 373-1151 became pastor of SS. Peter and Paul Ukrainian Hoerster at 321-3186. Catholic Church in Bridgeport, Pa. He also is Grade School and for CCD students in grades 6-12. national spiritual director of the League of Ukrainian Catholic Youth and editor of the English Supporting Solidarity9 section of the Archdiocesan paper “ The Way.” The Thomas Merton Center will sponsor a Mass on Wednesday, Nov. 10, at noon in Epiphany Chuch, PRIESTHOOD? Choir at St. Benedict Uptown, to demonstrate support for Solidarity, the The 40-voice gospel choir from St. Helena of the outlawed Polish labor confederation. Have you ever thought of becoming a Catholic Cross parish, Chicago, will perform in concert at St. Solidarity has scheduled a four-hour general Priest? Benedict the Moor Church, Centre Avenue and strike that day as a protest. Crawford Street, Hill District, Saturday, Nov. 13, at That idea is not so strange as it seems. Many Young Men are 7:30 p.m. The gospel choir will also sing at the Canevin dance considering that possiblity during their college years. W hy not obtain Sunday, Nov. 14, 9:30 a.m. and noon Masses at St. Benedict the Moor. The Parents Club of Canevin High School will more information and guidance about this oppurtunity in your life? sponsor “ An Affair to Remember,” a big-band On Nov. 19 and 20, the St. Benedict the Moor gospel A Priesthood Inquiry Day for college-age men is planned for dinner-dance Friday, Nov. 5, beginning with a buffet choir will participate in a workshop conducted by a 7 p.m. For reservations call 276-5243 nr 221-9315 Friday-Saturday, November 12-13, 1982 at Saint Pawl Robert Holliman, director of St. Bernadine’s Choir, Baltimore. Holliman has composed a Mass, Tamburitzan concert Seminary in Pittsburgh. If you want to attend or obtain more recorded an album "The Offering” and was the The Tamburitzans of Duquesne University will information. Please Write: subject for an NBC-TV special, “ A Man and His give a concert in West Mifflin North High School Music.” The St. Benedict the Moor and St. Auditorium on Sunday, Nov. 14, at 3 p.m. Vocation Office, Diocese of Pittsburgh Bernardine choirs under the direction of Holliman and St. Benedict choir director Donald Atkinson will Each year the Tamburitzans present a new 111 Boulevard of the Allies, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15222 perform at the 9:30 a.m. and noon Sunday Masses on concert portraying the culture of East European or Phone: 456-3073. Nov. 21. peoples. For information and tickets phone 391-0805. Page 8 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, November 5, 1982 SHOP CLASSIFIED Calend ar of Events

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A n y a lb u m . 24 8x 10 in deluxe album St. Paul Monastery, South Side — Music for organ Sw issvale — Annual card party, 7:30 p.m., grade product or service. Nov. 26-28 $147 age or condition. Electric or Also home portrait and modei w in d -u p . 343-2690. p o r tf o lio 276-7244. concert, 3 p.m., by Kenneth G. Danchik, music school all-purpose room. Tickets, $2.50 at the door. director at Sacred Heart, Shadyside. 001 PERSONALS Florida A Epcot Canter LIONEL. AMERICAN FLYER Cordova Club, St. Ferdinand. Cranberry Twp. — A L O N E ti P R E G N A N T - F o r a Includes M otorcoach I & IVES TRAINS — Notre Dame A lu m n u s w i l l p a y to p d o lla r . A n y WILL FORMS confidential caring friend. Transportation 7 nights j MONDAY, NOV. 8 Annual Christmas bazaar, 1 to 8 p.m., parish hall, Moke own LIFELINE - 562-0543 D o w n ­ lodging, Admission to condition anywhere. Collector your will easily I Rochester Road. Featured will be Christmas Drew Bauer. 683- 7591. 821-3389. Ready to fill in. Send St. Alphonsus, Wexford — Day of recollection, 9 a.m. town Pittsburgh. Butler Area, Disney World, Epcot decorations and ornaments, handcrafted items, - ; Mon Valley. $2.00 for two forms to.- 2821200 489-9020 Center, Cypress Gardens. OLD CEDAR CHESTS to 3 p.m. with Fr. Angelus Shaughnessy of St. Fidelis home baked goods and candy, children's booth. B e a v e r, - , - . LEGAL FORMS, 8430505 7285651 2 Meals, Tour Escort. Bedroom & Dining Room sets officiating. All women welcome. I wanted. Paying up to f o r P.O. Box 1129, CONFIDENTIALLY YOURS - Nov. 14-21 ^ $100 St. Mary, Herman — Mass for charismatics, 7:30 cedar chests any size or shape McKeesport, Pa. 15132 We are an individualize, St. Patrick, Canonsburg — Lecture on p.m., Fr. DeSales Young officiating. Dec. 5-12 $ Also buying old gold jewelry personalize dating service for | “ Communication Within the Christian family,” by Feb. 20-27 C a ll P a u l 279-0359. 242-0451. New Pittsburgh Chamber Orchestra — Concert, 8 Catholics' free to m arry in the Mar. 6-13 289 IRISH CENTRE Fr. Vincent Segotta, 7:30 p.m. Open to all; church. For information write: OLD FURNITURE - China, OF PITTSBURGH refreshments. p.m., Synod Hall, N. Craig St. Featuring works of C.Y. P.O. Box 13047, Pgh.. PA. Christman In Williamsburg brass, copper, lam ps, cut glass, 6886 Forw ard Ave. Sq. Hill Stravinsky, Mozart and Boieidieu. 15243. Send name, address and | and Washington DC jewelry, wooden ice boxes. Ladies Guild and Christian Mothers, St. Catherine, or phone number. I stained glass, most any . old HALL RENTAL Dec. 27-30 $229 thing. For quick cash call me ACCOMMODATES Wildwood — Covered dish dinner, following Mass. IN THANKSGIVING - To the SATURDAY, NOV. 13 before you sell. Now conducting 150-500 PEOPLE Holy Family and Saints and! Steeler Weekends House & Estate Sales! Dorothy Mothers Club, St. Alphonsus, Springdale Angels in Heaven for favors TUESDAY, NOV. 9 — Oldies PITTSBURGH VS - , - . 242-3991 received and if its God w ill m ay [ 2790359 2420451 dance, with music of the 1950s and 60s, 9 p.m., Dutch another favor be granted. A.T. CLEVELAND OLD STOCK CERTIFICATES Christian Mothers and Guild, St. Agnes, West Mifflin Club, Grant St. Donation, $10 per couple, with tickets Dec. 18-19 $137 — W rite P. Varano P.O. Box 2193 — Evening of recollection at St. Vincent, Latrobe. THANK YOU - St. Anne, by calling D. Shock, 274-6904. , Tickets included. Butler. PA 16001. List Company GAETANO’S Blessed M other and St. Joseph | Donation, $13 includes transportation, dinner, name and date of certificates or BANQUET HALL t D aughters of Erin — Luncheon, card party, noon, for favors received. M .J.L. GROUPS WELCOME. program. For reservations call Martha Gruber, 469- Pick up points in Pittsburgh a send copy of certificates. CATERING SERVICE 2145 or Rose Marie Legg, 469-2691. Elks Club, 400 Cedar Ave., North Side, Donation, $3. THANK YOU - Jesus. Blessed I McKeesport. Your locstton or Ours P A Y I N G — $500 and up for slot Mother. St. Jude. St. M artha and I GROUPS: Plan now for your j 818 Broadway Ave. m a c h in e s , $200 & up for wooden CDA, Court E . L iberty — Luncheon, card party, a ll th e S a in ts . P le a s e c o n tin u e to | 1963 Tours. Complete . McKees Rocks, PA. 15136 St. Alphonsus, Wexford In d ia n s . $100 & up for wooden — Mass for charismatics, social, 12:30 p.m., Sacred Heart Activities Bldg. answer m y prayers. F.A.C. planning service avaUeble | iceboxes also wanted wicker 7:30 p.m. Aider & Emerson Sts. Donation, $4. hi ior details. 771-8338 THANK YOU - Jesus, Mary | furniture, old clocks, toys, and Joseph. St. Jude. St. We are now a fully authorized trains, old baby dolls, coin St. Bartholomew, Penn Hills Card party, 8 p.m. Mestrovic Junior Tamburitzans — Oldies dance, 8 Anthony, St. Martha. St. Travel Agency. Let us handle operated machines, cut glass, SHOWER S WEDDING Admission, $1.50. p.m., Slovenian Hall, 115 57th St., Lawrenceville. Theresa. St. Catherine fori all your travel needs. depression glass and stain glass FAVORS Catered buffet, refreshments. Tickets, $10 per lavors granted Please continue | Air/Cruses/Hotel Accomoda­ windows. Give us a call to see Ladies Auxiliary, Sacred Heart, Emsworth — person by calling 781-0378 or 323-9569. tions. what all we buy. Crafton and DECORATIONS to hear our prayers. T.K. Covered dish luncheon, cards and social, 1 2 :3 0 p.m. Trading Post 10- 5. C lo s e d PARTY TIME THANK YOU - St. Jude, St. Blrthdey Favors, Etc. Christian Mothers and Guild, All Saints, Etna — Tuesday and Sunday 922-4441. Joseph. Sacred Heart, Blessed I CALL AMITY TOURS Marian Movement of Priests — Cenacle, 2 p.m. St. RT 51, PLEASANT HILLS MIKE FEINBERG CO. at Annual card party, Sheraton North, noon. Donation, Mother for prayers answered. WANTED TO BUY - Royal Stephen, McKeesport. ACROSS FROM EAT N PARK 120 Seventh St., Pgh., Pa. 15222 $10. For tickets call 486-1796 or 781-1993. Doulton Figurines, mugs. etc. T H A N K Y O U - S t J u d e a n d S t ______261-0490 884-2707 882-2707 Must be in perfect condition. Joseph for prayers answered St. James, Wilkinsburg — Organ recital by Homer I C a ll 366-0201 a f t e r 6 p .m . WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10 B e ts y .______Need a Butl Call Utl Wickline, 3 p.m., featuring works of Lechthaler, 884-2707 882-2707 St. Philomena, Squirrel Hill — Piechler and Haas. THANK YOU - St. Jude. St 1400 MISCELLANEOUS Communal anointing Charter Bush Available. THOR’S of the' sick and elderly, Francis. St. Anthony for favors SALES 11:15 a.m. Light St. Bartholomew, Penn Hills — ‘50s dance, 9 p.m., received. B.R.P. Window Cleaning refreshments follow. For transportation call COOKIES FOR ALL OCCA WALL WASHING social hall. Cost $5 per person. For tickets call - St. Jude Margaret Sobosiay, 421-2790. T H A N K Y O U f o r SIONS — Weddings, grad GUTTERS CLEANED Carmela Rihn, 731-2167 or Barb Bednarz, 795-4297. favors granted. J.L.D. showers, and banq.. etc. Wide 20 years dependable service St. Joseph Home for the Aged, Garfield — Social, 1 THANKS — St. Jude. Infant of variety. We deliver. M ill 681 FREE ESTIMATES p.m. also light refreshments. For information call 4108. J e n n ie 681-3690. SUNDAY, NOV. 14 Prague. St. Joseph and St. We Go Anywhere Sue Junker or Ursula Rectenwald, 665-5100 or Claire Anthony lor favors granted. A.C. FORMERLY HAND MADE RELIGIOUS 782-2858 Cox, 461-4276. Socials held each second a Wednesday Nativity, South Park Signed Mass for the deaf, THANKS — To our Lady of DOROTHY KNOLL TOURS I PLAQUE — Great Christmas of the month. 10:30 a.m. Fatim a. Infant Jesus of Prague. gifts. For Free inform ation and St. Teresa, St. Joseph and St. prices write to Kanya’s 107 St. P aul, Butler — “ Thanks for giving” family WPXI-TV, Channel 11 — Mass for shut-ins, 6:30a.m. Jude for prayers answered. C.B. GREENER IAR RESORT Morton Lane Pgh.. PA 15226. Nov. 12-14 $355.00 510 ENTERTAINMENT parish Mass, 7p.m. Mass to honor parishioners gifts Fr. Steven Paisa, assistant at St. Valentine, Bethel THANKS — To Jesus through HOME MADE COOKIES BY ANNOUNCEMENT: PITTS­ to food basket program. Family entertainment and Park, celebrant. Choir and congregation from the the Intercession of Blessed DISNEY WORLD BARB AND ROSE - p e r d o z $2 BURGH’S MOST POPULAR refreshments to follow. parish. Mass interpreted for the deaf. V irgin. St. Jude. 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Monday — $60.00 AUTOMOBILE OR TRUCK - 40 music, ethnic music. 50’s Including — $25.00 Deliver or a round trip anywhere Serving the Greater Pittsburgh AUTUMN PREGNANT7 on a ta 60’s, country, and standards SMALL GROUP HANDYMAN DAN - Specializ­ Area. 462-3999 or 462-4245 in casino rebates in U.S. Insured and references 731- 5412, 885- 5870. ing in home repairs. Roofing, Let's talk about your options. SPECIAL 486-3162. LOTS OF LOVE g u t t e r s downspouts, chimney WALL WASHING - Painting BAND/TRIO — For old time L pointing, carpentry. Free est. House Cleaning, window Weekly, $140 HOTLINE: (412) 731-2420 CATERING A -l — Exp. over 25 dancing. Anniversaries. Class Must be Ambulatory CALL EARTH TOURS in s u r e d 921-6077. cleaning, paper cleaning and PREGNANCY TESTING: 301-4706 yrs. You provide the occasion & Reunions, Private Parties 24 Hour Supervision Lowest of the Year SOB P a n r A v e n u e , D o w n to w n replace window ropes, Grass 795-6200 371-0690 w e'll provide the service. 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Call 391- 1071. HIGHLAND PARK - Furnish­ 9 0 1 $1, 117.57 everything included cantors or choirs. Private or Don’t keep it a secret. For CALL ADMINISTRATOR ed apart. 3rd floor. A/C H O U S E S (A ir fare, touring, hotels and two group lessons available. Call musical entertainm ent a carpeted. 2 BR., sitting room, F O R S A L E meals a day. breakfast and Sister Mary Ann Mosses 578- weddings, parties, and MT. OLIVER batn, share kitchen. $250.00 ST. THOMAS MORE PARISH - supper.) For more information HANDYMAN 6252. banquets. Call Ken Cook Trio 898-1594 includes util., privacy resident and a registration form call 276-6807. PAINTING CO. $79.000 ASSUMABLE MORT­ MOVING — Call us first. Home Salvatore M ascari at o r CUSTODIAN alarm security, 661-8485. AGE at 9% -possible "second 321-4823 MUSIC FOR OCCASION Sonior Citizens Discount 364-8696. apart, or offices. Reasonable SACRED HEART - Shadyside. mortgage” available also Con Live and Work In a n y tim e . 481- 1826. 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CATHOLIC ARE THE VELVETONES FOUR - ADVERTISERS SEWING MACHINE SERVICE SOMEONE C all: 4 7 1 -1 2 5 2 M usic to enhance your weddings i — Factory trained serviceman. and social functions. o r NUMBER ONE SPECIAL. REACH Reliable, guaranteed, all 782-2591 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC BEIÑHAUER 341-5709 a n y tim e . THEM THROUGH makes. No sale pitch, home and ON YOUR THE PITTSBURGH 110 THIRD AVE., PGH., PA 15222 industrial machines. Joe 882- FREE RECORDED LEGAL INFORMATION -JCATHQLIC 120,503 Avenge Weekly Clrculitinn 1988 CALL 281-4664 SHOPPING LIST! t i Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, November 5, 1982 — Page 9 Teach ing as Jesus d id

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'Welcome Hom5 for baby V £ <4 9 k l i r i L SISTER GRACE HARDING, I.H.M. y j t receivers, as well as the givers. We However, the highlight of this Coordinator, Special Religious find that even though we are giving Education special Diocesan Community Mass [ a g ì . through our teaching, our caring, will be the ceremony of Baptism, the Home is that warm, secure place our sharing, etc, we actually receive celebration of welcoming a multiply we can return to at the end of a day — more than we give. handicapped infant into the church. ' - j M the place where we belong, where At this time his parents, family, and . j a b í we know we are loved and accepted WE WILL discover that the gift of friends will rejoice with the church — where we know we are welcomed. hospitality we share, is a mutual as this gift of faith is bestowed upon gift. Persons who are handicapped their child. More and more the church will in turn show us their gift of reminds us that she, too, is a home, hospitality. They will welcome the THE BABY will be welcomed into our home, a home for all her non-handicapped into their lives; his new home — the church — by the children. they (the disabled) will willingly whole community — handicapped share their faith, their hopes, their and non-handicapped rejoicing Members of the church work at together because he is more a part of creating a home-like atmosphere, a love, and gradually it will no longer be they and us — it will become we — us now than before, through welcoming place — and one of the Baptism. great trends of the 70 s and 80 s is the we as one people, creating the movement toward welcoming Church of Jesus. None of us deserves this gift of persons who happen to be faith. It is freely given, not qualified handicapped into their rightful At the liturgy, we set aside time to by our abilities or lack thereof, but place in the church. place ourselves in God’s presence as gratuitously given by a generous :/ a community. On Sunday, Nov. 21, God. At this liturgy we will celebrate THE CHURCH of Jesus Christ will there will be a very special liturgy the new life of faith of a multiply At CLEA banquet not be complete until all people know for this diocese. We will celebrate handicapped child. We can they are part of this great assembly. the Annual Respect Life Mass at St. corporately say to this child Regina Kelly, left, of the Catholic Laymen's Lang assists. The annual banquet and awards Maurice Parish, Forest Hills, at 2 “ welcome home” to your church, Educational Association, presents a certificate award ceremony of the organization was held recently al When Jesus walked this earth, it p.m. where you are loved, accepted, as for outstanding Parent-Teacher Guild to Marlene seemed that his claim to fame was the Pittsburgh Hilton with Philadelphia Aux. Bishop you are, and now we celebrate you Link of the St. Canice PTG in Knoxville as Fr. Hugh Edward Hughes as guest speaker. his relationship with persons The congregation will be the able as a treasured member of this faith ordinarily labeled ' marginal” by and the disabled of our diocese community. society. -Obitua ries- coming together as one family to (All persons of the Diocese are worship our Father. welcome to attend this liturgy) Instead of taking to himself the Fr. John Hannon Sr. Theophane Survivors include nieces ana honor of the title Messiah, when IT*. Tnkn T II_____»______* Fr. John J. Hannon, former pastor nephews in Monaca, Glassport and John the Baptist's disciples asked A funeral Mass was offered in the McKeesport. him if he actually was the Messiah, B ook review of Saint Agatha parish in chapel of the provinical house of the he just said, “ Go back and tell John Bridgeville, died on Friday, Oct. 29, Felican Sisters in Coraopolis on Sr. Victoria what you see, the deaf hear, the at his home in Pennsbury Village Wednesday, Nov. 3, for Sr. Mary He was 78 years old. blind see, the lame walk, the poor Theophane Zakrezewski (the Sister Victoria Matta, former have the Gospel preached to them." Fr. Hannon was born in former Anna Zakrezewski), who administrator of the Vincentian 'Holiness9 Pittsburgh on Sept. 30,1904, studied Home for the Chronically III in the died Friday, Oct. 29 in Citizens By His very being, Jesus reminds at Duquesne University and St. General Hospital, New Kensington. North Hills, died Monday. Nov. 1, in us of our responsibility of accepting In Pursuit of Holiness." Bernard occasion. To be on target, a Vincent Seminary in Latrobe, Pa. She was 73. the Vincentian Sisters' motherhouse and welcoming all persons into His He was ordained June 19, 1932, and infirmary following a lingering Haring. Liguori Publications. 1982. deliberate daily effort must be made Sister M. Theophane entered the Church. We are not to distinguish 110 pages $2.95. to cooperate with the grace of God. this past June marked his 50th illness. one from another, just because one anniversary as a priest. order in 1924 from Holy Cross Sister was 82 and in her 66th year parish, Glassport. She received her has an ability to walk, and another is By FR. STEVEN PALSA SEVER AL AREAS of Christian He served as assistant pastor at: of Religious life. lame, because one is sighted and one We have been reminded that it living are explored. Giving thanks, bachelor and master's degrees in St. Peter Church, Brownsville, library science and education from She entered the order from St. is blind, because one is hearing, one was 20 years ago that the Second learning to trust, seeking the will of Fayette County; Nativity, North is deaf, because one is quick to learn, Vatican Council convened and God, surrendering to God and Duquesne University. Michael parish in Braddock, Side; and St. Francis Xavier, North graduated from Duquesne one is slower to learn. began the process of discernment embracing the cross are points of Side. Spending 52 years in the teaching departure for the true believer to apostolate, Sister served 34 years as University and earned a master’s and direction which has influenced Father was pastor at; Assumption Our role is to create a place of really grow in holiness. a classroom teacher, 12 years as degree from Catholic University of the Church so much today. There in Cecil, Washington County, and its welcome, of hospitality in our are many reports on “ the way it principal and six years as a America. She also received churches for all people. How do I pray? How do I give mission, Holy Rosary in Muse, certification from St. Louis and was” and how it is today. Some thanks? It is one thing to participate librarian in the dioceses of speculate on "how it will be.” Washington County, from 1950 to Fordham Universities. Once we open ourselves to sharing by singing and contributing to the 1953; St. John the Evangelist, South Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Steubenville and Harrisburg. Among her Sister taught and served as hospitality with persons who are Many changes took place in the collection. It is another thing to Side, from 1953 to 1965; and St. | handicapped, we discover an life of the Church in the last 20 years. really give thanks for the way God assignments were six years as principal in the dioceses of Agatha in Bridgeville from 1965 to Pittsburgh, Greensburg, Young­ amazing thing, we become the Many questions have been asked. has saved us. Do I give thanks to God 1968, when, for reasons of health, he principal at St. Joseph School, Changes have taken place in the for my friends ard the many gifts in resigned. Coraopolis, three years as librarian stown, Ohio, and Mobile, Ala., for at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart many years and was a consultant for administration of the local Church. this life. Do I give thanks for the Fr. Hannon was one ot tive Catholics have made an effort to be saving power of Jesus who died and High School in Coraopolis and one education in the diocese for 10 years. I S i . B e d e w i n s children, three of them priests and ecumenical. Church music has gone rose again for me? Do I give thanks year as a librarian at St. Adalbert one a Religious sister. She headed the Vincentian Home through a transformation. The for the work of the Holy Spirit that High School on the South Side. from 1967 to 1976 and in the last b o w l g a m e priest speaks in the language of the continues to work in the Church He was preceded in death by one Sister also spent 29 years as local several years had been tutoring people rather than Latin. The today to bring about my salvation brother, Fr. Regis M. Hannon and adults in religion and reading. The St. Bede, Point Breeze, superior, Guardian Angels convent sanctuary has been rearranged in and union with the Father? Do I give one sister, Sister Mary Rita, C.S.J., [varsity team defeated St. some places to facilitate baptisms in the West End, St. Mary convent in Sister is survived by nieces and thanks to God even in the face of and is survived by one brother, Fr. New Kensington and at St. Mary J Philomena, Squirrel Hill, 6-2, to win during the Eucharistic Liturgy. tragedy and hardship? Joseph M. Hannon, and one sister, nephews. ■ the Halloween Bowl in post-league convent in McKeesport. It is amusing to watch the Bernard Haring is a Redemptorist Gertrude E. Hannon. Funeral Mass was offered 1 action in the Catholic Grade School After retirement in 1974, Sister Football League last weekend. bewildered expression of a person priest from Munich. He wrote the Pontifical Mass of Christian Thursday, Nov. 4, in the who has not been attending church remained semi-active as a tutor and monumental three-volume work of Burial was at Holy Trinity, Moon motherhouse chapel, with burial in m for a very long time. They might library aide until her death. the Sisters cemetery. For St. Bede, James Shaver threw moral theology, "The Law of Run, Tuesday, Nov. 2. Burial ■ an 18-yard touchdown pass to Jack ask, "It really seems different. Why Christ” and has recently come out are those lay people giving out holy followed in Calvary Cemetery, I McCarthy after teammate James with another three-volume work. He Hazelwood. ‘ ■M uss recovered a fumble by St. communion?” Some become a little has spent his life as a scholar in the ■¡pPhilomena. cynical and remark, “ If you miss service of the Church. He has gone N e c ro lo g y Fr. George Leichs...... 1948. w m two Sundays, you won’t know what is through his own personal suffering S r. G ra ce Fr. Joseph A. Clougherty 1952 I St. Philomena scored on a safety going on when you do come back." in fighting cancer of the throat A Mass of Christian Burial was Please remember the H in the third quarter. deceased Nov. 11 "Why are we doing things like which led to a tracheotomy and offered on Friday, Oct. 29, for Sister priests of the diocese in your Fr. Charles F. Sullivan 1938 that?” laryngectomy. [ In the junior varsity game, St. Grace Freeborn (the former Sister prayers. Fr. Dennis J. C o x...... 1954 I Philomena defeated St. Bede, 14-0. MANY CHANGES and many Even in the face of this defeating Mary Eymard) of the Sisters of the Nov. 8 Fr. Joseph A. Nee...... 1981 I St. Philomena scored first on a questions clutter our rhythm of life Humility of Mary in the Villa Maria situation after a life of dedication, Fr. Michael H. Ward...... 1936 Nov. 12 ■safety in the second querter, and our conversations. Bernard Haring speaks of "giving thanks" to convent chapel, Villa Maria. followed by a touchdown in the third Haring challenges us to focus on the the Lord in prayer. He is famous for Nov. 9 Fr. Baltahsar Gerold...... 1939 Sister died Wednesday, Oct. 27, in Fr. Anthony M. Benedik___ quarter and the team's David primary question of Vatican II being a scholar, w riter and Fr. Francis J. Eger...... 1936 .1964 “ What must I do to share in Villa Maria infirmary. She was 73. Cunningham intercepted a 40-yard preacher, yet he is humble, Fr. Philip A. Callery...... 1938 Nov. 13 everlasting life?” Haring points to prayerful and seeking after Sister Grace taught in the Fr. William P. Curtain 1941 I St. Bede pass for the winners' final the Dogmatic Constitution on the Cleveland and Youngstown dioceses Fr. William P. Shaughnessy .1970 touchdown in the fourth quarter. holiness. For Haring, holiness is not Fr. Aloysius C. A n gel...... 1970 Church, issues in 1964, which has a just for “ saints" or for yesterday. for 46 years. She retired to Villa No»’. 14 * * * large section on the universal call to Holiness is the project for the sons Maria in 1979. Nov. 10 Fr. Aloysius J. Weisenberger.. 1969 ; THE LOS ANGELES Lakers holiness. "You must be perfect, as and daughters of Vatican II. your heavenly Father is perfect.” ! Norm Nixon and Ernie Hefferle, a (Matthew S: 38). F JIM DAONEY 6 MIKE iTUVMTRY SELL Xn^ ” member of the New Orleans Saints scouting staff, will be inducted in the If anything was to come of the Former NC chief EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE , GEYER & PELKOFER " work of the Council, it would be from [ Duquesne University Sports Hall of DESKS, FILES, TYPEWRITER a t/ asking the right question, the Fame during ceremonies at school's is ordained CALCULATORS, SUPPLIES. • Estates • Wills • Real Estate basketball tip-off dinner, Wednes- important question, how a person would be able to grow in holiness. If FAST DELIVERY DISCOUNT PRICES, • Social Security and other insurance claims I day, Nov. 10. TRENTON, N.J. (NC) - John T. • Personal ln|ury • Civil, Criminal, Family Law any change would be worthwhile in Muthig, former chief of the National MT. LEBANON OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO.1 I Nixon, a 1977 graduate, is the the life of the Church, it would be the M,LLS OFF,CE East End Office Catholic News Service’s Rome 105 Virginia Aval 5211 4314 penn Ave 15224 second leading scorer in the school s interior change of the individual in bureau, was ordained to the 7B1 fBank svll I a Rd.7 Pittsburgh. P iJ H l IT 34(4300' basketball history, while Hefferle is the way of conversion—renewal- 488-2242 881-2225 turning ourselves to God completely priesthood Oct. 30 by Bishop John C best remembered as catching the Reiss of Trenton in St. Mary’s IBBHKEssSaEllssaaiSI touchdown pass that helped in every aspect of our lives and talents. Cathedral. Fr. Muthig, 34, was NC Duquesne win the 1936 Orange Bowl News Rome bureau chief from 1975 LISTEN TO football game. HARING PO INTS out that to 1978. holiness is the vocation of every * * * Christian, and it is reserved not for The following day Fr. Muthig Frank Powaski ARLINGTON DEFEATED Weil the clergy and the religious alone. It celebrated his first Mass at St A N D T H E Q ^thalic Jfyu n in i (jfu b 20-19 to win the Ozanam Cultural is a call to share in the life of God for Mark’s Church in Sea Girt, N.J., his Center’s grade school flag football every person. To grow in holiness is home town. Polka Festival CordtalLj invites league championship. the important question and the S U N D A Y S project that must be the concern of During his Rome assignment Fr. Arlington’s Jerm aine Wilson 2 PM-4 P M every member of the Church. Muthig covered two world synods of Ç ed t» graduate* t JUstered ifurses to jo in : received the award for scoring the bishops, the U.N. World Population 3n«5ln^£ij C£ui with * difference.!" TW ut most touchdowns. Shawn Daniels of Renewal or conversion is of the WHJB heart. There can be many changes Conference in Bucharest, Romania, jn tn d ly J*opk'. injotj mlcrtsfinj octiM itus •' McKelvey was voted the league’s 620 on your AM Dial in the exterior of a person’s life, but the Holy Year, the canonizations of most valuable player. The scholar- that can easily be a false mask or a Saints John Neumann and Elizabeth Greensburg, Pa. 15601 51V ' athlete award went to Mendaji false front. Changing the furniture Seton, the 1976 International 341-4070 "SVP j«.» Kwanza of Weil. in a chapel or church does not Eucharistic Congress in Philadel­ Named to the league's all-star guarantee a growth in holiness. phia and the two papal conclaves in 1978. team were: Warren Smith, Quincey Haring stresses that we must be Zellen and Andre Irish, all of Weil; dedicated to a process of daily re­ Born in Belmar, N.J., he studied Wilson andSteveGrier of Arlington; conversion. 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PETER HORTON “ Fantasia” is a Walt Disney platter is slightly tarnished as we A lo o k a t n e w T V s e r i e s With five major releases finding Production, rated G, released know he is capable of so much more. through Buena Vista. their way to local screens, the “ First Blood” is a Ted Kotcheff Pittsburgh area possessed the "First Blood,” Sylvester Stallone is “ Rocky,” an indentification he film starring Sylvester Stallone and widest choice available for quite a Richard Crenna. Rated R for while. Film openings ranged from violence and obscenities, released By JAMES BRIEG action adventure with Sylvester by Orion Pictures. another sexual encounter. The series approaches its Stallone to high German art and main characters with a loving attitude and a As autumn chills toward winter, the playing fields “ Lola,” from the fantasy of Disney” F r. P e te r “ It Came From Hollywood,” The of the World Series now frosted, it is time for some willingness to avoid stereotypes. genius to the comedy of Hollywood kids who think that this is a Horton capsule reviews of a few new TV series. On the negative side, “ Square Pegs” is not that outakes and disasters. Here, then, is showcase for their favorities from a brief look at three current Saturday Night Live and Second • “CHEERS: ” As a Yankee fan, I should despise funny. The catch-phrases of the Valley girl and Ptink boy can only get you so far; after that, you look for releases: City are most likely to be this NBC comedy set in a Boston bar owned by anex- disappointed. Dan Ackroyd, Gilda NBC something to hand onto and it isn’t there. Red Sox pitcher. But how can I despise this "Fantasia,” Walt Disney’s Radner, Cheech and Chong and John comedy set in a Boston bar owned by an ex-Red Sox I find it all too filmy — not in the sense of the film it imaginative interpretation of Candy are merely the hosts for this pitcher. But how can I despise a comedy show which is photographed on, but in the sense of it being toe classical music had very few takers trip through the wasteland of does something only a few other comedy series have ephemeral and unfocussed. when it first premiered in 1941. has tried to shed. It is difficult to cast Hollywood. The clips involved come accomplished — namely, make me laugh? Hailed by the industry and the aside an image that brought one the from movies of the fifties and sixties • “TALES OF THE GOLD MONKEY: “ The hero Academy of Motion Picture Arts and best picture of the year award as dealing with horror and adolescent For some reason, this brightest entry in the Fall of this show is square-jawed; his sidekick is an Sciences as a landmark achieve­ well as unlimited box office appeal. TV sweepstakes has shown early-season ratings comedy. These are the films, which alcoholic buffoon who is lovable; his girlfriend (and ment, this animated film was a box All three "Rocky" films have made were so bad, that they have become difficulties. But if you would give it a half-hour, you sometime sparring partner) is a spy; his nemesis is office disaster with only modest and millions. Stallone's other films, would find a show as funny, original and warm as classics “ from the other side of the a Nazi; his known associates include a Dragon Lady, limited appeal. The only Disney film including serious efforts such as tracks.” “ Mary Tyler Moore" and “ Bob Newhart” (the old a French barkeep and a one-eyed dog. classic never taken out of release, “F*I*S*T” and "Victory” have not one: I haven't seen his new program yet). "Fantasia” has gone on to win wide had this same appeal critically or What more do you want is a series about adventure “ It Came From Hollywood” is a The writing is clever and new, eschewing formula and swashbuckle? popular appeal. financially. Now, Stallone attempts gags, and the characters are as loony as real people The current release ot this special to make his accessibility more delightful compilation of truly terrible moments in film history: (such as the bartender, whose slowness of mind is Maybe some better scripts, for one thing. The award winner has now been re­ widespread ala Clint Eastwood. show is mildly entertaining and diverting, but even poor screenplays, dumb lines, the result of being beaned once too often during his recorded in digital stereo and “ First Blood” deals with the mv kids don’t rush to watch jt because it is so ridiculous reactions and horrible playing days, or the customer who never wants to Leopold Stowkowski’s m agical misadventures of a Vietnam leave because the arguments around the room are derivative of "Raiders of the Lost Ark” without score has never sounded better. acting. The clips are expertly put having that film's virtues. veteran, a longer, falsely together and comically introduced always so interesting — like how many miles a Irwin Kostal has done a brilliant new imprisoned in a small Northwestern whale's intestine would reach if stretched out). scoring of Stowkowski that raises by the star-hosts. The collection And why do they keep calling the girlfriend a town by a red-neck sheriff. Though may seem a bit confusing or choppy redheaded American when she appears to be a this classic to new heights of the location is changed to a cooler Sound weird? It is, but I consider weirdness a excellence. With Mickey Mouse as at times, but the ring of earlier virtue since it means something different from the brunette from England? climate, the film identifies with the innocence and magic comes the Sorcerer's apprentice and a cast typical violence films set in the run-of-the-mill comedies which provoke nothing in • “FAMILY TIES:” through. Yes, these films were and There'is less here than of dancing hippos and other assorted Southern United States. Stallone me but glazed eyes and silence. meets the eye. An NBC comedy supposedly about a will always be disasters, but "It animals, “ Fantasia” is a magical does a convincing job in his one-man Sixties couple whose children have turned Came From Hollywood" serves as • “ SQUARE PEGS: ” This CBS comedy looks treat to be enjoyed by the entire war - against the sheriff and the conservative, the show is really just the usual family an appetizer for the audience which different because it is on film rather than tape, an family. Seeing it for the fifth time town, but it is a shame that his sitcom with the crises focused on how wild the kids only made me want to see it again. craves to see these selected films in attempt to give it a realistic quality suited to its choice for greater appeal relies so their entirety. That is the only way premise: life in high school as faced by two will be when mom and dad aren't home (not wild at “ Fantasia,” released far ahead of all). heavily on violence. Ted Kotcheff’s that the burning question can be newcomers who feel out of place. its time, has finally come into its direction is functional at best while • “SILVER SPOONS:“ Still another NBC own, a classic animated film that answered: "Were these pictures They should: they are the only normal ones. the rest of the cast falls prey to really that bad?” The answer is yes, sitcom, this one stars Ricky Schroder as a youngster should not be missed. Certainly, Stallone’s “ one man show.” Sly Among their classmates are a would-be stand-up trying to make his filthy rich papa more responsible. “ Fantasia” is the Disney studio's and "It Came From Hollywood” knows what audiences like and he stands as a humorous collection of comic, a Valley girl (like, you know?), a peppy and It's a bore. crowning achievement. preppy girl who wants the schoolkids to support a serves it up on a platter, but the incriminating evidence. South American peasant by sending her such • BELIEVE IT OR NOT:” Another "reality” necessities as a skirt, and a young man who hides program, this series does what "Real People” and behind sunglasses while trying to find the meaning of "That’s Incredible” already do — bring freaks, Punk Rock. wackos and oddballs into your home. The only difference here is that “ BION” digs into history as The two square pegs in this school are both girls — well as contemporary life to find the freaks. I choose one bespectacled and one be-braced. They’ll try not to believe it — and not to watch it. anything to be part of the in-crowd, but never seem to make it. • “THE POWERS OF MATTHEW STAR” AND “KNIGHT RIDER:“ These two NBC fantasy- On the plus side, the show has so far avoided the adventures are strictly for kiddies who believe in usual cliches about public schools — that they are telekinesis, outer space creatures who look like for instance, populated only by switch-blade Donny Osmond and automobiles able to talk (it M e l l o n carrying thugs and young ladies on the prowl for yet sounds like the son of "M y Mother, the Car” ) . T V r e v i e w G uaranteed Drama on Armistice

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