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DOQUESNE UNIVERSITY Ä^COLBEET « w l&lòx 1 l o c u s t 5 2 1 R 'W PITTSBURGH 140th Year, CXL No. 32 15 cents Established in 1844: America's Oldest Catholic Newspaper in Continuous Publication Friday, October 26, 1984 23 bishops A id s till I n s i d e give other needed for v ie w o f re fu g e e s : e le c tio n O ffic ia l (Related stories on page 7) By PATRICIA BARTOS By STEPHENIE OVERMAN American television and newspapers, and the American Fr. Ostrowski WASHINGTON (NC) — people, are ' tired '' of the reiugee Twenty-three U.S. bishops called issue. It is no longer a P age 1 for a "total life ethic" in the story. But the needs of the millions upcoming elections and warned ol refugees in the world remain. against neglecting the threat of And their needs are the locus ol nuclear arms while concentrating continuing efforts by the Catholic on abortion. Church, "the structure and In a statement released at an institution" of the church, which Oct. 22 press conference in "create miracles" every day. Washington, the bishops said "one This was the message John cannot examine abortion as McCarthy shared with almost 100 though that were the only moral refugee and resettlement workers issue facing our people" but must from 17 states attending the also consider policies "which regional meeting of the U.S. threaten the total destruction of Catholic Conference's Migration Fr. Edgar life pn our planet Earth." and Refugee Services Office last The threat of nuclear arms "is week at the Pittsburgh Hilton. being neglected in the current McCarthy, executive director of Priests die examination of moral issues in the the national oilice, gave a briel public order," the bishops said. overview of the church's work as The area has lost three They cited Chicago Cardinal an introduction to the conference priests: Fr. Joseph T. Joseph Bernardin's description of on Thursday afternoon. Bishop Ostrowski, retired pastor of St. the integral relation between the Anthony Bevilacqua, who is Stanislaus Kostka Church, nuclear threat and abortion as a chairman of the U.S. Catholic Lyndora; Fr. Edgar Schano, "seamless garment" and urged Bishops' Committee on Migration OFM Cap., form er pastor of St. Catholics to "be wary of any and Refugees, was luncheon M ary parish in Herman and St. narrowing of moral vision to focus speaker. Joseph in Cabot; and Fr. John on only one issue." McCarthy recalled that when F. Kaczmarczyk, a priest oi the At the press conference, the reiugee office in 1975 asked Greensburg Diocese. Obituar­ Auxiliary Bishop Thomas J. U.S. bishops to establish offices to ies on page 11. Gumbleton of Detroit, president of a id the* s w e llin g ran k s o f the U.S. branch of Pax Christi, a Vietnamese, Cambodian and Catholic peace movement, said Laotian reiugees fleeing the Other death opposition to abortion and nuclear Vietnam fighting, every diocese in arms "have to go together" the U.S. helped. James M. Tormey, ol because the moral values which At that lime Cardinal Joseph Aliquippa, a noted Holy Name undergird opposition to abortion Bernardin, who was head of the Society leader on the national, also undergird opposition to U.S. Catholic Bishops, felt that diocesan and deanery levels. nuclear arms. 7,000 refugee placements would be Retired Bishop Carroll T. Students h elp needy a worthy goal for the U.S. church. Dozier of Memphis, Tenn., said at But this original goal was soon the press conference, "W e can met and more and more reiugees Movie review Children at St. James School, West End, bank, to Meals on Wheels, St. Joseph's House of make all the distinctions we want, were aided by the church and its celebrated World Food Day recently by sponsoring Hospitality and the Jubilee Soup Kitchen. but it's life we're talking about." diocesan oltices, until the Father Peter Horton reviews a number of observances. They collected canned Preparing one of their demonstrations of donated Referring to recent statements eventual total reached into the three movies: "The Razor's goods for the needy and took the donations to the food are, from left: Michele Trautman, Rhonda by Archbishop John J. O'Connor of hundreds of thousands, McCarthy Edge," "Under the Volcano," West End Food Bank, conducted a contest McKay, Kellee Durkin, Brian Hall and Ross New York; Bishop James Malone explained. and "The Little Drummer advertising World Food Day and sponsored a Logsdon. of Youngstown, Ohio, who is Other issues concerning the Girl." Story on page 14. social and skating party for the entire school, with —Photo by John C. Keenan (Continued on page 3) the children contributing 50 cents each to the food (Continued on page 2) Nov. 11-17 OFFICIAL Clothing collection in diocese set Appointm ents Bishop Anthony J. Bevilacqua announces the following clergy appointments effective as noted: The 25th annual Thanksgiving short by 32 percent from what had Locally in last year's drive, can be made Friday and been sought by workers among the Clothing Collection of Catholic people from 272 parishes of the Saturday, Nov. 16 and 17, and PAROCHIAL VICAR poor in those countries. R elief Services will be taken up in diocese contributed at total ol Monday, Nov. 19, from 9 a.m. to 4 Reverend James R. Orr, from Saint Joseph Parish, Mt. Oliver, Blankets and clothing went to all parishes of the diocese the 387,902 pounds of clothing, which p.m. each day. The sites are: to Saint Sebastian Parish, Ross Township, effective November 5, week of Sunday, Nov. 11, through famine victims in Ethiopia, were then sorted and shipped to 1984. reiugees of war in Central Saturday, Nov. 17. Catholic Relief Services ALLEGHENY COUNTY Reverend Victor J. Molka, lrom Saint Paul Parish, Butler, to America and victims of a warehouses in South Brunswick, St. Joseph House of Hospitality. Saint Joseph Parish, Ml. Oliver, effective November 5, 1984. Needed are items of usable Madagascaran cyclone that left N.J. 1635 Bedlord Ave., Hill District. Reverend Robert L. Seeman, lrom Saint Mary ot the Mount clothing for children and adults, 75,000 persons homeless. St. Thomas More, 126 Ft. Couch Parish, Pittsburgh, to Saint Louise de Marillac Parish, Upper St. especially lightweight cottons, in In Latin America, those Leading the donations were St. Rd., Bethel Park. Clair Township, effective November 5, 1984. addition to blankets, bedding and Frances Cabrini in Center Twp. participating in community St. Ferdinand, 130 Rochester Reverend Richard R. Seiler, lrom Saint Thomas More Parish, bolts of cloth lor the needy in many with 11,200 pounds of clothing; St. development projects were given Rd., Cranberry Twp. Bethel Park, to Saint Mary ol the Mount Parish, Pittsburgh, countries. clothing as an incentive: young Robert Bellarmine in East BEAVER COUNTY effective November 5, 1984. McKeesport, 10,000 pounds: St. Last year's drive resulted in 7.9 men and women in vocational St. Frances Cabrini. 115 Trinity Reverend Joseph E. Fell/, lrom Presentation ol the Blessed Titus in Aliquippa, 8,385; St. million pounds of clothing from training used donated goods to Ave., Aliquippa. Virgin Mary Parish, Midland, to Saint Paul Parish, Butler, Ferdinand, Cranberry Twp., 15,000 parishes in the U.S. These sharpen sewing and tailoring BUTLER COUNTY effective November 5, 1984. items are used to m eet the skills: in Africa, families 7,810; Sacred Heart in East St. Michael, 432 Center Ave., immediate needs of victims of attending mother and child health Liberty and St. Edward, Blawnox, Butler. RESID ENCE care centers got clothing as both 6,000; and St. John the natural disasters and of violence, LAWRENCE COUNTY Reverend Richard E. Ward, S.T.D., Executive Secretary, Baptist in Monaca, 5,327. according to Msgr. Paul incentives for improved nutrition. St. Joseph the Worker, 1111 S. Diocesan Worship Commission and Director ol the Ollice lor Bassompierre, diocesan director And blankets and bedding were Cascade St., New Castle. Evangelization, lrom Holy Angels Parish, Pittsburgh, to Saint for the annual efforts. And they delivered to hospitals and This year's effort will call for Malaehy Parish. Kenmawr, effective November 15, 1984. help in on-going development orphanages to help replenish people to donate clothing at their WASHINGTON & GREENE COUNTIES programs, he added. depleted supplies. parishes Nov. 11-17. Later, SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT Immaculate Conception, 119 W. Msgr. Bassompierre noted that volunteers will transport the Reverend W. David Schorr has been given permission to take up Chestnut St., Washington. Last year's contributions were it is "difficult for us to imagine clothing from these points to ministry in the Diocese ol Salt Lake City tor a period ot five years, St. Philip Neri, 2nd St. Ext. & distributed to the needy in 35 how much the clothes we no longer trailer trucks, which will be effective November 13, 1984. countries. Still, the collection fell use can mean to others. " located at seven sites. Deliveries Park Manor Rd., Donora. LEAVE OF ABSENCE Reverend Dennis L. Bradley, lor reasons ol health, has been granted a leave ol absence lor a period ol three months, effective October 15, 1984. Fr. Bradley will be in residence at Gilmary Diocesan Center. W e a re a tt called, to be m ission a rie s: B ishop B evilacqua By STEPHEN KARL1NCHAK navigator's attempt to help spread the Gospel message. The Bishop Bevilacqua told those missionaries who came after attending the annual Founders Columbus, the bishop said, Day dinner that a diocese is not brought the Catholic Church and separate from the mission European civilization to North territory.
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