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BY DENISE FEDOROW A look at ‘Humanae istory was made in the Vitae’ 50 years later Diocese of Fort Wayne- Fifth in a series HSouth Bend on Saturday, June 23, with the ordination of 11 on the anniversary Hispanic deacons at St. Matthew Cathedral, South Bend. Page 4 The newly ordained dea- cons and their home parishes are Juan Manuel Campos, St. Patrick, Ligonier; Marco Castillo Gómez, Our Lady of Guadalupe, St. Mary’s Heritage Warsaw; Frederick W. Everett, Fund Corpus Christi, South Bend; Alejandro M. García García, Our Schools, parishes and Lady of Hungary, South Bend; Ricardo García Ramos, St. agencies receive grants Patrick, Ligonier; Giovani Muñoz Page 7 Reyes, Christian Nieves Figueroa and Blas Olayo, all of St. John the Evangelist, Goshen; José Ruvalcaba Sánchez, St. Adalbert, Summer schedule South Bend; and Victor Sandoval Ceja and Huberto M. Vázquez continues Osorio, both of St. Patrick, Fort Next print issue of Today’s Wayne. The cathedral was filled with Peter Ringenberg Catholic will be July 22 family, friends and supporters, The first group of Hispanic deacons to be formed and ordained in the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend stand on who all awaited the grand pro- the steps in front of St. Matthew Cathedral in South Bend following their ordination June 23. The Mass of ordination cession of diaconate candidates. took place in Spanish. In the front row, from left, are Deacon Giovani Muñoz Reyes, Deacon Ricardo García Ramos Wives and family members of and Deacon Christian Nieves Figueroa. In the second row are Deacon Alejandro García García, Deacon Juan Manuel the candidates to be ordained Campos, Deacon Marco Castillo Gómez and Deacon Victor Sandoval Ceja. In the third row are Deacon Huberto Vásquez expressed feelings of nervousness Osorio, Kevin C. Rhoades and Deacon Blas Olayo; and in the fourth row are Deacon Frederick Everett and Deacon José Ruvalcaba Sánchez. DEACONS, page 9 Credible leadership serves others, tells cardinals at consistory

BY CAROL GLATZ Francis, wearing a miter and car- struggle of “the tiny flock” of infighting, jealousies, failings and rying a pastoral staff of retired Christians throughout the Middle compromises. Pope Benedict XVI, leading a pro- East. On the road to Jerusalem, as VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Defending cession of the soon-to-be cardi- “We pray and hope that your the disciples were locked in “use- the weak or hopeless and becom- nals — in their new red robes efforts to promote peace will less and petty discussions,” Jesus ing a servant to those most in — while the choirs sang, “Tu es change the hearts of men and walks ahead yet tells them force- need is the best promotion one Petrus” (You are Peter). women for the better” and help fully, when it comes to lording can ever receive, told Chaldean Patriarch Louis the world become a more “dig- authority over others, “it shall not new and old cardinals. Raphaël I Sako of Baghdad nified” place for all people, the be so among you; whoever would “None of us must feel ‘supe- approached a podium to give patriarch said. be great among you must be your rior’ to anyone. None of us should thanks on behalf of all the new Being made a cardinal, he servant.” look down at others from above. cardinals who have been “called noted, was not a prize or a per- What good is it, the pope The only time we can look at a to serve the Church and all people sonal honor, but an invitation to asked, to “gain the whole world person in this way is when we with an even greater love.” live out one’s mission more firmly if we are corroded within” or “liv- are helping them to stand up,” he The 69-year-old patriarch, dedicated to “the very end,” even ing in a stifling atmosphere of said during a ceremony in which whose country has lost an esti- to give one’s life, as symbolized intrigues that dry up our hearts he elevated 14 and arch- mated 1 million of what had been by the cardinal’s color of red. and impede our mission,” includ- bishops from 11 different nations 1.5 million Christians over the Their mission, the pope said ing those “palace intrigues” in to the June years of war, violence by extrem- in his homily, is to remember curial offices. 28. ist militants and economic inse- to stay focused on Christ, who “But it shall not be so among The formal ceremony in St. curity, thanked the pope for his always ministered and led the Peter’s Basilica began with Pope special attention to the plight and way, unperturbed by his disciples’ CARDINALS, page 2 2 TODAY’ S C ATHOLIC July 8, 2018 cardinal electors — those under TODAY’S CATHOLIC CARDINALS, from page 1 80 and eligible to vote in a con- you,” the Lord says, because clave. With this consistory, Pope Official newspaper of the their eyes, heart and resources Francis has created almost half Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend must be dedicated “to the only of the voting cardinals. P.O. Box 11169 thing that counts: the mission,” The new cardinals are from Fort Wayne, IN 46856 the pope said. Iraq, Spain, , Poland, Personal conversion and , Portugal, Peru, PUBLISHER: Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades Church reform are always mis- Madagascar, Japan, and sionary, he said, which demands . The current College of that looking out for and pro- Cardinals now represents six tecting one’s own interests be continents and 88 countries. Editorial Department stopped, so that looking out for The 14 cardinals who received PUBLICATIONS MANAGER: Jodi Marlin and protecting what God cares their red hats from the pope were PAGE DESIGNER: Francie Hogan about remains at the fore. 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In those who are hun- each new cardinal as the pope — of week from the third Sunday in June gry, neglected, imprisoned, sick, stood and embraced each one, L’Aquila, Italy, 69. through the second Sunday of release to the captives and recovering of sight to the blind, suffering, addicted to drugs, cast in some cases, speaking to them — Thomas Aquinas Manyo September by the Diocese of Fort aside,” he said. briefly and privately. Wayne-South Bend, 915 S. Clinton St., to set at liberty those who are Maeda of Osaka, Japan, 69. oppressed,” he said. Pope Francis then read the After the consistory, Pope — Sergio Obeso Rivera, P.O. Box 390, Fort Wayne, IN 46801. Francis and the new cardinals Periodicals postage paid at Fort Wayne, “Dear brother cardinals and formula of creation and the retired of , visited retired Pope Benedict in the IN, and additional mailing office. new cardinals,” the pope said, names of all 14 cardinals; each Mexico, 86. the “Lord walks ahead of us, to new cardinal recited the creed Mater Ecclesiae Monastery, his — , retired POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: keep reminding us that the only and took an oath of fidelity to residence in the Vatican Gardens. bishop of Corocoro, Bolivia, 81. Today’s Catholic, P.O. Box 11169, Fort credible form of authority is born Pope Francis and his successors. With the new members, the — , 80, Wayne, IN 46856-1169 of sitting at the feet of others in One by one, each cardinal College of Cardinals numbered former superior general of the or email: [email protected] order to serve Christ.” went up to the pope and knelt 226, with 125 of them being Claretian religious order.

MAIN OFFICE: 915 S. Clinton St., Fort Wayne, IN 46802. Telephone 260-456- 2824. Fax: 260-744-1473. Life in Central America so bad that migrants willing to risk trek to U.S. BUREAU OFFICE: 1328 Dragoon Trail, Mishawaka, IN 46544. Telephone 260- BY DAVID AGREN Honduran migrant in their country, risked their lives 456-2824. Fax 260-744-1473. Selvin Meza Garcia in Mexico and, now, here, they’re poses for a photo in two or three hours from their GUADALUPE, Mexico (CNS) — News deadline is 10 days prior to Guadalupe, Mexico, dream. They’ll risk it.” publication date. Advertising deadline Honduran migrant Selvin Meza Apprehensions have surged Garcia did not want to work as June 22. He left is nine days before publication date. Honduras after gang- along the southwest border: a “tax collector.” Gangs in the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol sters asked him to Today’s Catholic may be reached at : Central American country collect stopped more than 40,300 peo- Today’s Catholic, “war taxes” — a euphemism work for them as a ple on the southwest border in P.O. Box 11169, Fort Wayne, IN for extortion — from ordinary “tax collector,” which May, a jump of 160 percent over 46856-1169; or email: people and force young men meant collecting May 2017. [email protected] like him to collect it, often at extortion payments. The number of families appre- gunpoint and with threats of vio- hended also have surged with (ISSN 0891-1533) lence for nonpayment. nearly 9,500 detentions in May, (USPS 403630) “If someone doesn’t accept almost double the figure record- their offer to work for them, they ed in October. have to flee,” Meza, a coffee “If one person in the family farmer, said from the Catholic- is extorted or targeted and that run Casanicolas shelter in sub- CNS photo/David Agren person leaves, then they (crimi- urban Monterrey. Former class- Central America, where they flee miles west, however, suspect nals) go after the other persons mates from school, he added, violence, poverty and, increas- that families — who often don’t in the family,” said Rick Jones, delivered the offer, telling him, ingly, farms afflicted by the con- stay in their facilities as they who works with Catholic Relief “We’re going to keep after you,” sequences of climate change. are able raise money to pay a Services in El Salvador. “People Find us on Facebook and that turning them down While traveling through human smuggler or can obtain are trying to save their little kids, www.facebook.com/todayscatholicFWSB meant, “You have to pay the war Mexico migrants risk extortion, a humanitarian visa to transit and the whole family has to tax.” robbery and rape. The shelter in Mexico — are unwilling to take leave.” U.S. authorities have beefed Monterrey offers migrants one the risk of being separated at the Mexico regularly detains and Follow us on Twitter up border enforcement, tried to @diocesefwsb last stop before their final pushes border. deports thousands of Central make asylum claims tougher to to the Texas border — some 150 “Migrants come, risking their Americans as they transit the pursue and separated children miles from Laredo — through lives, knowing that not all make country in attempts to reach the Follow us on Instagram from the families as they enter the violent state of Tamaulipas, it,” said Nelly Morales, director United States. Mexican immi- @diocesefwsb the country. where drug cartels often kidnap of the Casanicolas shelter, which gration officials do not sepa- Yet even as the heart-wrench- them for ransom. belongs to St. Francis Xavier rate families, but the country’s Download the app ing scenes of families being The tougher U.S. policies Parish. tough posture toward Central App Store or Google Play: TodaysCatholic separated at the border captures and the president’s terse state- “People know the prices they Americans does not sit well with headlines — a policy suspended ments fail to dissuade many have to pay, and they’re willing some Catholic leaders. by the U.S. government — young men. Staff at the shelters to pay this price,” she added. migrants continue abandoning in Guadalupe and Saltillo, 65 “They already risked their lives CENTRAL AMERICA, page 4 July 8, 2018 TODAY’ S C ATHOLIC 3 Congregation of Holy Cross elects Public schedule of Bishop new provincial superior Kevin C. Rhoades NOTRE DAME — Father William country and serves on a number M. Lies, CSC, was elected as of related domestic and interna- the new provincial superior of tional boards. In 2013, Father Sunday, July 8: 9 a.m. — Mass, St. Jude Church, Fort Wayne the Congregation of Holy Cross, Lies received Catholic Charities Saturday, July 14: 5 p.m. — Mass, St. Joseph Church, Bluffton United States Province of Priests U.S.A.’s “Keep the Dream Alive” Sunday, July 15: 10:30 a.m. — Mass, St. Augustine Church, and Brothers, by the Provincial award that honors Dr. Martin South Bend Chapter in Wilkes-Barre, Luther King Jr. Friday-Sunday, July 20-22: Diocesan Heritage Pilgrimage, Pennsylvania, on June 14. Prior to his election, Father Southern Indiana and Kentucky As provincial superior, Father Lies was vice president for Lies will oversee the work and Mission Engagement and Church welfare of more than 500 priests, Affairs at the University of Notre brothers and seminarians in Dame, a role he began in March the U.S. Province. He succeeds 2012. He formerly served as Priest Father Thomas J. O’Hara, CSC, executive director of the Center who served as provincial superior for Social Concerns (2002-12) at for six years. Notre Dame, and taught in the appointments The U.S. Province carries out Department of Political Science. the vision of founder Blessed He is a fellow of both the Joan B. Basil Moreau to make God Kroc Institute for International The Most Reverend Kevin C. Rhoades, Bishop of Fort Wayne- known, loved and served through Peace Studies and the Kellogg South Bend, has made the following appointments: higher education, parish and FATHER WILLIAM LIES Institute for International other ministries throughout the Studies. Reverend Pius Ilechukwu to Parochial Vicar, Cathedral of United States. In addition, the bachelor’s degree in English with As vice president for Mission the Immaculate Conception, Fort Wayne, effective June 19, 2018. province has apostolates and minors in French and philosophy Engagement and Church Affairs, missions in East Africa, Chile, from Saint John’s University Father Lies assisted in deepen- Reverend Daniel Mould, F.S.S.P., to Parochial Vicar of St. Stanislaus Peru, Mexico and Bangladesh. in Collegeville, Minnesota. He ing the conversation across the Bishop and Martyr Parish, South Bend, effective July 1, 2018. The Constitutions of the entered the Congregation of Holy academy on issues of impor- Congregation of Holy Cross give Cross on Aug. 15, 1988, pro- tance to the Church. He was the provincial superior author- fessed first vows Aug. 12, 1989, also the liaison for Notre Dame ity over all members and houses received an M.Div. degree from to the Congregation of Holy Deacon in the province. He is elected by the University of Notre Dame Cross, the U.S. bishops, the at least two-thirds vote of the and took final vows Aug. 28, USCCB and its affiliates and the chapter and confirmed by the 1993. He was ordained to the Holy See, and he oversaw the appointments congregation’s superior general priesthood April 9, 1994. Tantur Ecumenical Institute in in Rome, Father Robert Epping, Father Lies received his doc- Jerusalem. The Most Reverend Kevin C. Rhoades, Bishop of Fort Wayne- CSC. The term of the provincial toral degree in Latin American Also appointed as assistants South Bend, has made the following assignments of permanent superior is six years. politics from the University of to the new provincial superior deacons, effective July 1, 2018: A native of Little Falls, Pittsburgh. His research and were Assistant Provincial Vicar Minnesota, Father Lies was born teaching has focused on human Father Peter Jarret, CSC; Assistant Deacon Juan Campos to Immaculate Conception Parish, Kendallville. July 4, 1962, and is one of 10 rights, religion and politics in Provincial and Secretary Father Deacon Marco Castillo to Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish, Warsaw. children. He has a twin brother, Latin America and the politics Neil Wack, CSC; and Steward Jim, who is also a Holy Cross of poverty. He has given talks Father Mark Thesing, CSC. Deacon Frederick Everett to St. Matthew Cathedral, South Bend. priest. Father Lies earned his and lectures throughout the Deacon Alejandro Garcia to Our Lady of Hungary Parish, South Bend. Deacon Ricardo Garcia to St. Patrick Parish, Ligonier. Deacon Giovani Muñoz to St. John the Evangelist Parish, Goshen. World Refugee Day open house Deacon Christian Nieves to St. John the Evangelist Parish, Goshen. Catholic Charities of the Diocese Deacon Blas Olayo to St. Vincent de Paul Parish, Elkhart. of Fort Wayne-South Bend hosted Deacon José Ruvalcaba to St. Adalbert Parish, South Bend, an open house the afternoon of and St. Casimir Parish, South Bend. June 20 in observance of World Deacon Victor Sandoval to St. Patrick Parish, Fort Wayne. Refugee Day. The event was Deacon Huberto Vasquez to St. Henry Parish, Fort Wayne. designed to “bring a ray of hope into the eyes and hearts of refu- gees and of those who have been “ forcibly displaced.” At left, Paw Kadoe and her children Dexton and Aloe, former refugees from AHEAD OF TIME Myanmar, were among those Thank God who enjoyed gifts of food and lighthearted entertainment at the ” Archbishop Noll Catholic Center, FIRST-EVER MEMORIAL OF Fort Wayne. BLESSED SOLANUS CASEY . .

www.DioceseFWSB.org/Solanus-Casey7 30 2018 Jodi Marlin 4 TODAY’ S C ATHOLIC July 8, 2018 Was the Church right about contraception?

BY LISA EVERETT published a peer-reviewed study being mere instruments for the of more than one million women satisfaction of men’s desires. living in Denmark which found Surely the #MeToo movement A look at “Humanae an increased risk for first use of has borne sad witness to the an antidepressant and first diag- prevalence of sexual harassment Vitae” 50 years later nosis of depression among users in our culture, of men who grab of different types of hormonal and grope women to get what Fifth in a series on the anniversary contraception, with the highest they want. It is not a stretch to rates among adolescents. see how contraception has con- erhaps the most prophetic Beyond the serious and tributed to this culture of men warning that Pope Paul VI sometimes life-threatening who see women as means for Pissued in “Humanae Vitae” physical and emotional health their own sexual gratification. regarded the effect that contra- risks associated with the most In his theology of the body, ception would have on women: commonly used contraceptives, St. John Paul II emphasized that “Another effect that gives cause what is equally concerning is the in the mystery of creation, the for alarm is that a man who attitude towards women’s sexu- man has been entrusted in a grows accustomed to the use ality that the widespread use of particular way with the gift of of contraceptive methods may birth control has spawned. More the woman. One of the effects of forget the reverence due to a than a century before “Humanae original sin is that instead of a woman, and, disregarding her Vitae” was written, the first man sacrificing himself for the physical and emotional equilib- wave of feminists had sounded sake of a woman, he is tempted rium, reduce her to being a mere the same alarm. They had an to sacrifice her for his own instrument for the satisfaction of intuitive sense that contraception pleasure or ego or convenience. his own desires, no longer con- degraded the dignity of women If a couple has a good reason sidering her as his partner whom and described it as “unnatural,” to avoid a pregnancy, why he should surround with care “injurious” and “offensive.” Like shouldn’t a man submit him- and affection.” oral contraceptives cause cancer cancer, blood clots, heart attack, Pope Paul VI, the 19th century self to the rhythms of his wife’s What we have learned in the (WHO, International Agency stroke and increased risk of feminists feared that the use of monthly cycle and be willing to last 50 years about the serious for Research on Cancer, Press acquiring HIV and other STDs. In contraception in marriage would abstain from sex during the days health risks associated with the Release No. 167, July 29, 2005). case we think that these kinds of relegate women even further to of fertility, rather than subject most effective contraceptives This classification of the com- adverse health effects are limited being regarded as sex objects her to the all the risks associated vindicates Pope Paul VI’s concern bined pill as a Group 1 carcino- to the pill, consider the fact that by their husbands, expected to with the contraceptives that are for the physical well-being of gen put oral contraceptives in dozens of deaths and hundreds submit to every sexual advance as effective as natural methods women. While barrier methods the same category as asbestos, of lawsuits have been linked to without regard for their own of fertility regulation? As Dr. of birth control had been around arsenic, tobacco and mustard other hormonal contraceptives condition, desires or reason- John Billings, who along with for ages, the “breakthrough” gas, among others. such as the birth control “patch” able wishes in the matter. As his wife, Evelyn, pioneered one in effectiveness came when A little over a year after the and NuvaRing. Mahatma Gandhi once remarked: of the first modern methods of hormonal contraceptives were World Health Organization As Pope Paul VI predicted, “Man has sufficiently degraded natural family planning pointed invented. The first formulations announced its findings, the pres- not only is a woman’s physi- women for his lust, and con- out: “As a man, the abstinence of the pill contained high levels tigious medical journal Mayo cal health placed at risk, but traception, no matter how well involved during the fertile phase of estrogen and were implicated Clinic Proceedings published also her emotional equilibrium. meaning the advocates may be, when it is decided to avoid preg- in many reports of blood clots an article which assessed the While many women have expe- will still further degrade her.” nancy is a way of saying: ‘My and strokes, some of which results of 34 studies conducted rienced side effects such as With contraception as the love for my wife and my family resulted in death. Present-day since 1980 to examine the pos- mood swings and decreased cultural norm, sex has become is much greater that the desire I hormonal contraceptives utilize sible association between oral sex drive while using hormonal largely untethered from the likeli- have for sexual intercourse, how- powerful synthetic steroids to contraceptive use and breast contraceptives, the link between hood of pregnancy, and women ever strong that may be.” suppress a woman’s natural cancer risk in women younger these pharmaceutical products are now more or less expected to In the final article in this fertility cycle and in so doing, than 50. The meta-analysis con- and increased risk of depres- be sexually available 24/7, wheth- series, we will take a look at how subject her to health risks cluded that oral contraceptives sion has now been firmly estab- er within marriage or without. It NFP can help spouses to grow in that are just as serious. Many are associated with an increase lished. In November 2016, the is easy to see how this expecta- holiness and can foster the very people have never heard, for in premenopausal breast cancer Journal of the American Medical tion has, as Pope Paul VI feared, virtues that make for a happy example, that in July 2005, the risk, especially among women Association (JAMA Psychiatry) reduced women even further to marriage. World Health Organization’s who use them before their first International Agency for full-term pregnancy. In addition CENTRAL AMERICA, from page 2 Research on Cancer announced to increasing the risk of breast flow of unaccompanied minors advantage of them even more.” that, after a thorough review of cancer, the pill has been impli- “The first thing we have to from Central America. It set up The Mexican policies, along the published scientific evidence, cated in several other serious fix is this being a shield so that immigration checkpoints across with the continuing toughening combined estrogen-progestogen health risks, including cervical immigration” doesn’t continue southern states, improved border of the U.S. border, has allowed through Mexico, said Bishop infrastructure and tried to stop “smugglers to charge them much Raul Vera Lopez of Saltillo. “In migrants from riding the rails — more,” Sister Arguello said. “It’s this we are accomplices of the something many migrants at the now between $8,000 and 10,000 U.S. government ... because the Guadalupe and Monterrey shel- dollars” to hire a smuggler to mistreatment of migrants started ters said they did, though they travel from Central America to here.” were at times forced off by police the United States, she said.

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Ottawa Archbishop Terrence guard members traveling with the votes from their own party to marijuana use may senting their service rendered for Prendergast, whose cathedral pope are always in plainclothes. back it, even as public outcry more than 500 years in Rome. opens onto a view of Parliament grows over family separation at soon be legal but Hill, is not “hailing” the legaliza- the border and other immigra- remains sinful tion, as are many others. Forgiveness turns evil Justice Anthony tion issues. The proposal, which had been called a “compromise” OTTAWA, Ontario (CNS) — into good, pope tells Kennedy to retire bill by Republicans, would have Marijuana use across Canada Broken world needs provided some respite to youth may soon be legal in the eyes Catholics in Geneva from Supreme Court brought to the country illegally as of the law, but it will remain a Christian unity, pope GENEVA (CNS) — At the end WASHINGTON (CNS) — Supreme minors, as well as some $25 mil- sin in the eyes of the Church, tells Christian leaders of a day dedicated to celebrat- Court Justice Anthony Kennedy lion in funding for part of a wall said Canada’s bishops. With ing 70 years of an ecumenical announced June 27, the last along the border with Mexico, the exception of cannabis use at WCC fellowship forged by the World day of the Supreme Court’s which President Donald Trump for medicinal purposes, consum- Council of Churches, Pope Francis current term, that he is retir- desperately wants. But the House ing marijuana violates the vir- GENEVA (CNS) — Not only turned to the region’s Catholics, ing July 31. Less than an hour of Representatives, in a 121-301 tue of temperance and should be God, but today’s broken, divid- reminding them of what lies at later, President Donald Trump vote, solidly showed the lack avoided, said Msgr. Frank Leo, ed world is begging for unity the heart of the faith. The Lord’s said he would move quickly to of consensus among lawmak- general secretary of the Canadian among Christians, Pope Francis Prayer “offers us a road map nominate a replacement, saying ers, even in the majority-Repub- Conference of Catholic Bishops. said on an ecumenical pilgrimage for the spiritual life” by remind- he would review a list of candi- lican House: 112 Republicans “The virtue of temperance, as to Geneva. “Our differences must ing people they are part of one dates from the list he had to fill voted against the bill and 121 explained in the Catechism of the not be excuses,” he said, because human family, that they should the seat now held by Justice Neil Republicans voted in favor of Catholic Church, ‘disposes us to as Christ’s disciples, Christians live a simpler, more caring life Gorsuch after the death of Justice it. No Democrats voted for the avoid every kind of excess: the can still pray together, evangelize and that forgiveness works mira- Antonin Scalia. Kennedy is one bill. The bill addressed keeping abuse of food, alcohol, tobacco and serve others. On his 23rd cles in history, he said. “There is of five Catholic justices on the together parents and children or medicine,’” said Msgr. Leo. “In apostolic journey abroad June 21, no greater novelty than forgive- Supreme Court along with Chief detained for crossing the bor- a particular way, the catechism the pope spent several hours with ness, which turns evil into good,” Justice John Roberts and Justices der illegally, and some are still underscores that the use of any Christian leaders at the head- he told 40,000 Catholics from Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito urging Congress to take up that drug, except on strictly thera- quarters of the World Council of Switzerland, France and other and Sonia Sotomayor. Rumors issue separately before going peutic grounds, is also a ‘grave Churches, a fellowship of 350 nations not far from this land- about his retirement have been on break for the Fourth of July offense’ — for the use of drugs ecclesial communities, including locked country, whose history around for a while. Kennedy, who recess. Republican Congressman inflicts very grave damage on many Orthodox churches. The was built on the values of peace turns 82 in July, is the second- Will Hurd, of Texas, had said in human health and life.” After the pope came to help celebrate the and neutrality. The pope was in oldest member of the court after a statement released by his office Canadian government’s Cannabis 70th anniversary of the found- Geneva June 21 “as a pilgrim in Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, June 21 that he opposed money Act received royal assent in the ing of what is the largest and quest of unity and peace,” for a who is 85. He also is the lon- for the border wall, saying it was Senate June 21, Prime Minister broadest ecumenical fellowship one-day journey celebrating the gest-serving justice currently “an expensive and ineffective 4th- Justin Trudeau announced recre- in the world. Speaking to report- 70th anniversary of the founding on the court, appointed in 1988 century border security tool that ational use of marijuana would ers aboard the papal plane from of the World Council of Churches by President Ronald Reagan. A takes private property away from cease to be a crime as of Oct. 17. Rome, the pope said, “This is a — a fellowship of 350 ecclesial California native, Kennedy took hundreds of Texans.” He also Canada is the second country trip toward unity,” representing communities, including many over the family law firm practice expressed concern about taking in the world, following Uruguay, the “desire for unity.” He was Orthodox churches, who repre- in 1963, the year his father died. away something from one immi- to legalize the drug nationwide. greeted on the tarmac by dignitar- sent some 500 million Christians That same year, he married Mary gration program in exchange for Under the law, adults can possess ies and two children in traditional worldwide. The Catholic Church, Davis. The couple has three chil- helping another. up to 30 grams of cannabis, culti- dress; Two former members of which cooperates extensively dren. vate up to four marijuana plants the Swiss Guard stood by the red with the council, is not a full per household and can use can- carpet in the corps’ full colorful member. Celebrating Mass at Court says requirements on pregnancy centers violate free speech WASHINGTON (CNS) — The geting crisis pregnancy centers ments to provide free advertising issues, the government doesn’t ters ... to work against their life- Supreme Court ruled 5-4 June 26 instead of providing information for the violent act of abortion in get to tell people what to believe, affirming mission.” that a California law that placed about abortion, and the decision direct violation of the center’s and it also doesn’t get to tell “We are extremely pleased requirements on crisis pregnancy mentions that, if the goal of the pro-life convictions,” he said. people what to say about it.” to see the nation’s pro-life preg- centers that oppose abortion vio- law were merely providing infor- The USCCB and several other Justice Clarence Thomas deliv- nancy centers and their advo- lated the First Amendment. mation about abortion to the faith-based groups filed a friend- ered the opinion of the court, and cates vindicated by the Supreme In its decision in National public, that goal could be accom- of-the-court brief before the was joined by Chief Justice John Court,” said Chuck Donovan, Institute of Family and Life plished in more effective ways Supreme Court supporting the pro- Roberts and Justices Anthony president of the Charlotte Lozier Advocates v. Becerra, the court that do not require speakers to life pregnancy centers in the case. Kennedy, Samuel Alito and Neil Institute, which is the research found that the law changes the deliver unwanted speech. Rep. Chris Smith, R-New Gorsuch. Kennedy filed a con- arm of Susan B. Anthony List. content of the clinic’s speech “by Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan Jersey, who is co-chair of the curring opinion which Roberts, “Approximately 2,750 centers compelling petitioners to speak of New York, chair of the U.S. Congressional Pro-Life Caucus, Alito and Gorsuch joined. Justice around the country provide a a particular message,” and that Conference of Catholic Bishops’ said in a statement that “pregnan- Stephen Breyer filed a dissent- multitude of free services for mil- the law went further than being Committee on Pro-Life Activities, cy centers want no part of a law ing opinion and was joined by lions of women, as well as tens a mere “regulation of profes- praised the ruling as “an impor- requiring them to tell a woman Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, of thousands of men, at nearly sional conduct that incidentally tant victory for the free speech where to go to kill her child. Sonia Sotomayor and Elena $161 million in annual cost sav- burdens speech.” rights of pro-life organizations.” Thankfully, today the Supreme Kagan. ings to their communities,” he The state law in question “The Supreme Court today Court recognized their First In other reaction, Jeanne said. “The biggest winners in is the Reproductive FACT Act, has affirmed that the First Amendment right to free speech — Mancini, president of the March today’s decision are women, chil- which says pregnancy centers Amendment protects the right of and to refrain from speaking.” for Life, said in a statement: “We dren and families.” must post notices in their facili- all organizations to choose for “Crisis pregnancy centers like applaud the Supreme Court for A forthcoming report by the ties about where low-cost abor- themselves not only what to say, NIFLA serve women and chil- preserving these centers’ free Charlotte Lozier Institute found tion services are available and but what not to say,” he said in dren according to their religious speech right and allowing them that in 2017 pregnancy centers also must disclose if they have a statement. mission, and California should to continue offering such com- provided slightly under 2 million medical personnel on staff. “This includes allowing pro- respect that,” said Mark Rienzi, prehensive and critical support to people with free services, saving During the oral arguments life pregnancy care centers to president of Becket, which is a women in need.” communities at least $161 mil- March 20, some of the justices continue providing life-affirming nonprofit religious liberty law The statement also said that lion. expressed concerns that the law support to both mother and child firm. “This ruling proves that forcing the centers to advertise Steve Larkin contributed to might be about specifically tar- without being forced by govern- when it comes to important abortion would “force these cen- this story. July 8, 2018 TODAY’S CATHOLIC 7 Isabella Salas of St. Elizabeth Presentation on Sister Ann Seton was the national Aloysia Löwenfels, grade-level champion for first grade. She earned a trophy, a PHJC and martyr $500 check and educational materials for her school valued at DONALDSON — In honor of round the iocese A D $1,000. In addition, Zaner-Bloser the Poor Handmaids of Jesus gives the teacher of each grand Christ’s 150-year presence in national grade-level champion America, multiple events have the choice to attend either the taken place in 2018. The next International Literacy Association event is a presentation about a Best float award for St. Mary of the Assumption Annual Conference or the Staff German Poor Handmaid of Jewish Development for Educators heritage who was detained by National Conference, both in July. the Nazi regime and perished in Auschwitz during WWII. “Life, Spirituality and Scheiber Family Beatification Process of Sister Aloysia Löwenfels, PHJC,” pre- Endowment awards sented by Sister Christiane scholarships and grants Humpert, PHJC, will take place on Saturday, July 21, from 1-4 p.m. HUNTINGTON — The Huntington EDT in Cana Hall at The Center County Community Foundation at Donaldson, GPS address 9601 is pleased to announced Zachary Union Road, Plymouth. Lippe, Savannah Brown and Sister Christiane Humpert, Rileigh Johnson as the 2018 a German Poor Handmaid, has recipients of the Donald E. and intensively studied the life story Lou Rayne Scheiber Catholic of Sister Aloysia Löwenfels. This Education Scholarship. presentation highlights the life Lippe will receive a scholar- and work of this brave young ship worth $2,000, while Brown martyr and her beatification pro- and Johnson will both receive cess. $1,000 scholarships. Two one-hour abbreviated Lippe, a graduating senior at presentations will be offered on Huntington North High School, Tuesday, July 24: the first one will attend Xavier University from 8-9 a.m. EDT in Cana Hall at majoring in actuarial science with The Center at Donaldson, and the a minor in statistics. He is the other from 2:30-3:30 p.m. in the son of Jodi and Chad Lippe of Kasper Room at Catherine Kasper Huntington. Home. Brown, a graduating senior More information can be found at Canterbury High School, will at www.poorhandmaids.org. attend Purdue University major- ing in public health with a minor in Spanish. She is the daughter Student earns top of Yvonne and Jeffrey Brown of Huntington. honors for handwriting Provided by Heather Taube Johnson, a graduating senior COLUMBUS, Ohio – Eighteen stu- St. Mary of the Assumption Parish, Avilla, won Best Overall Float at the Avilla Freedom at Huntington North, will attend dents from private and public Indiana University majoring in schools across the country were Festival parade June 23. The parade theme, “At the Movies,” inspired St. Mary fami- human biology with a minor in recently recognized for having the lies to create a Lego church, captioned “Building Our Lives In Christ — St. Mary of the psychology. She is the daugh- best handwriting in the country, ter of Juli and Tony Johnson of including one from St. Elizabeth Assumption Church.” Principal Andrew Adams of St. Mary of the Assumption School, along Huntington. Ann Seton School in Fort Wayne. with staff, students and parents, paraded through town to share St. Mary’s message. Also awarded were Donald E. The Zaner-Bloser National and Lou Rayne Scheiber Charity Handwriting Contest, now in its lence. Students in kindergarten through eight compete in the cur- dog” because it contains every Grants to support Huntington 27th year, recognizes students through second grade compete in sive category. All students write letter of the alphabet. Judges Catholic School and the Bishop from kindergarten through eighth the manuscript (print) category, the required sentence “The quick select winners based on shape, Luers High School Luers Night. grade for handwriting excel- while students in grades three brown fox jumps over the lazy size, spacing and slant. St. Mary’s Heritage Fund grants awarded FORT WAYNE — The Diocese Holy Cross — $10,000 for Mishawaka Catholic, Franciscan Center — $3,000 of Fort Wayne-South Bend has Parishes dual-language scholarships Mishawaka — $5,000 for mental in operational support for relief awarded 29 grants totaling Fort Wayne Holy Family — $5,000 tuition health counselor from Catholic programming $178,000 from the St. Mary’s St. Joseph - Hessen Cassel assistance for families Charities Matthew 25 Inc. — $5,000 for Heritage Fund to parishes, — $2,000 to support the parish Holy Family — $5,000 to St. Vincent de Paul, Elkhart medications program schools and agencies across the food bank implement Catechesis of the — $10,000 in financial aid for The Rose Home — $4,000 for diocese. St. Patrick — $8,000 school Good Shepherd program families in need the Resident Assistance Fund The $3 million endowment subsidy Fort Wayne St. Michael, Plymouth — Vincent Village — $5,000 for fund was established in 1997 Area Bishop Luers High School — $7,500 for 20 iPads and a charg- youth services – child care for St. Mary, Mother of God St. Monica, Mishawaka — $10,000 in tuition assistance ing station St. Vincent de Paul Society — Parish to help provide financial $2,500 tuition assistance for Bishop Luers High School — St. John the Baptist, New $3,500 for Care-Van Program assistance to the poor and needy high school students $2,000 for student transporta- Haven — $8,000 for a school A Mother’s Hope — $2,500 throughout the diocese. It was St. Patrick, Ligonier — $6,000 tion counselor for health care supplies for moth- created through the collaboration school subsidy Queen of Angels — $8,000 in ers and babies and planning of the late St. Mary tuition assistance Agencies pastor Father Tom O’Connor and St. Joseph — $15,000 for stu- Area St. Mary, Mother of God parish- Schools dent transportation South Bend Hannah’s House, Mishawaka ioners, using money received St. Joseph - Hessen Cassel — — $4,000 for residential mater- South Bend Catholic Charities, South from fire insurance on the histor- $3,000 in tuition assistance and Bend — $8,000 for School-Based nity program ic downtown Fort Wayne church. Corpus Christi — $5,000 scholarships St. Martin’s Healthcare Inc., tuition assistance to families Counseling Initiative Upon the approval of Bishop Area Garrett — $4,000 to provide Kevin C. Rhoades, the follow- who do not qualify for SGO, medical, dental and vision care voucher or large-family fund Marian High School, Fort Wayne ing entities were awarded 2018 Mishawaka — $12,000 in finan- Clínica Madre de Dios — and prescription assistance grants. Holy Cross — $10,000 for two- way language immersion tract cial aid for minority students $5,000 to provide free medical care 8 TODAY’S CATHOLIC July 8, 2018 ‘Disciples of the One who came not to be served, but to serve’

The candidates stand and respond as Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades calls them by name during the Mass of ordination to the diaconate June 23 at St. Matthew Cathedral, South Bend.

Ricardo García Ramos promises respect and obedience to Bishop Rhoades and his suc- cessors.

The elect prostrate themselves before the altar in an act of dying to themselves before rising to new life in holy orders.

Bishop Rhoades calls down the Holy Spirit on Marco Castillo Gómez.

The gifts of bread and wine are brought forward by Enid Roman de Jesús and Lourdes Silva of the Office of Hispanic ministry, and the deacons’ family members.

With the elect kneeling before him, Bishop Rhoades prays the prayer of ordination.

Deacon Giovani Muñoz Reyes receives the Book of the Gospels, sym- bolizing a deacon’s special ministry to proclaim the Gospel and preach the Catholic faith.

Deacon Frederick Everett is vested with the deacon’s dalmatic and stole for the first time by Deacon Gregory Gehred. July 8, 2018 TODAY’S CATHOLIC 9

charity on behalf of the bishop or ful following his ordination. “I DEACONS, from page 1 the pastor. With the help of God, feel blessed and now I want to go they should work in such a way to work to preach the Gospel of before the Mass, but also said that you recognize them as true the Lord, to visit the people in jail ‘Disciples of the One who came not to be served, but to serve’ they felt happy and blessed. The disciples of the One who came not and the homebound, to help the 18-year-old daughter of Deacon to be served, but to serve,” Bishop poor.” Marco Castillo, Flor de María, Rhoades said. Deacon Dave Elchert of St. said she was feeling “a lot of He then spoke directly to the John the Evangelist said he felt mixed emotions — really excited, candidates, saying, “The Lord privileged to present at the ordi- nervous for what’s to come, but gave you the example so that, nation Mass. “At the Bishop’s mostly happy and excited.” what He did, you also should do.” request I did the field formation Flor de Maria was only 13 He told them that in their minis- with these young men — taking when her father joined the diacon- try as deacons — as servants of them to prison and to visit the ate formation. “It’s been amazing Jesus Christ, who willingly fol- sick, so they’d know what they to see how he’s grown as a person lowed God’s will — they should would be doing. I kept them busy and future deacon,” she said. serve both God and man with love in the summers. They worked so Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades began and joy. hard over the past five years.” by welcoming everyone on the “Today, they receive a special “Something very beautiful hap- joyful day and acknowledging its grace of the Holy Spirit to act in pened today — I have no words,” singularity. the name of Christ the servant. admitted Deacon Campos. Following the Liturgy of the … The Gospel we have heard pro- Someone else who was Word, the congregation remained vides the fundamental key to this momentarily without words was standing while the bishop ministry — you will be servants Deacon Muñoz Reyes. blessed them with the Book of in the service of Christ, who came “I just have great joy in my the Gospels. The candidates were not to be served, but to serve heart,” he finally said. “I feel then called by name and each and give His life as a ransom for God called me to the diaconate stood and responded, “presente.” many.” and He put something special in They approached the altar and Bishop Rhoades shares a fraternal The bishop asked the candi- me to help people get closer to stood before the bishop, where dates to express their resolve to God; to show them through my kiss of peace with Deacon Christian their readiness for ordination was proclaim the faith in word and words and actions, God’s love. Nieves Figueroa. affirmed. action, as taught by the Gospels Today I see the fruition of the “Relying on the help of our and Church’s Tradition; to main- whole Church — everyone help- Lord God and Our Savior Jesus tain and deepen their prayer life; ing each other grow in faith. I Christ, we choose these our broth- to celebrate faithfully the Liturgy feel so blessed to be a part of the ers for the Sacred Order of the of the Hours for the Church and program and so proud our bishop Diaconate,” Bishop Rhoades said. the whole world; and to shape started the program in Spanish.” He spoke again in his homily their lives according to Christ’s He then asked for prayers so about the widespread excitement example. Each candidate then through the grace of God he’d be over it. “We meet with great joy to knelt before the bishop and prom- able to help people. celebrate this Mass of Ordination ised respect and obedience to him Deacon Stan LeMieux, director to the Diaconate of 11 brothers in and his successors. of formation for the permanent Christ. This is an historic event in The congregation then par- diaconate, said he had focused on our diocese: It is not only the for- ticipated in the Litany of Saints, the bishop’s opening statement mation of our first Hispanic per- after which each man knelt before about it being a historic day for manent deacons, but also the first Bishop Rhoades as he silently laid the diocese. ordination in Spanish,” he said. his hands upon them. He then “It speaks to the Bishop’s com- “These 11 brothers are said the prayer of consecration. mitment to the Hispanic commu- responding with faith to a call of “Almighty God, be present with nity to fund this for five years,” the Lord and have been very dedi- us by your power. You are the he said. “On a personal level over cated to this diaconate formation source of all power, you assign to the past few years these men the last five years. Also, their dear each his rank, you give to each have become brothers — not just wives and their children have his ministry,” he said. “Lord, Christian brothers, but brothers in supported them. Thank you to the look with favor on this servant of the diaconate too. They are going wives of the ordinands, who are The gifts of bread and wine are brought forward by Enid Roman de Jesús and Lourdes Silva of the Office of yours, whom we now dedicate to to touch a lot of lives for a long an important part of the response the office of deacon, to minister at time; they’re young men with Hispanic ministry, and the deacons’ family members. of their husbands to the call of your holy altar.” young families.” the Lord. I ask you all to continue The newly ordained deacons Deacon García García com- to pray for them. This ordination were then vested with the dea- mented, “It’s a new beginning for is an occasion of joy for these con’s stole and dalmatic by a fel- me. Now I’m going to start service families, as it is throughout our low deacon or by a priest. Then and give my best to them.” diocese.” they returned to the bishop, where Director of Hispanic Ministry The bishop asked those pres- he handed the Book of Gospels Enid Roman de Jesús said with ent to reflect on the ministry the to each man individually, saying, the help and permission of the men would be receiving that day. “Receive the Word of God, whose bishop, “We saw a little seed Strengthened with the gift of the herald you now are. Believe what planted and now it’s going to Holy Spirit, they will help the you read, teach what you believe bear fruit. They are going to be a bishop and his presbyterate in and practice what you teach.” fantastic help for everyone,” she sharing the Word of God; in ser- The deacons were given the said. “Because these deacons are vice of the altar; and in the minis- fraternal kiss of peace first by young, they can relate to young try of charity. the bishop, who welcomed them families better.” As ministers of the altar, they into their new ministry; and then Father Royce Gregerson, pas- will proclaim the Gospel and pre- by the dozen brother deacons in tor of St. John the Evangelist, pare the sacrifice of the Eucharist, attendance. and Father Anthony Steinacker, sharing the body and blood of After the celebration of the formerly assigned to the same Christ with the faithful. In addi- Eucharist, Bishop Rhoades took parish, spoke about the three dea- tion, sent by the bishop, they will the opportunity to thank everyone cons from St. John the Evangelist. call both believers and nonbeliev- involved in the Mass and those “As pastor, I’m very excited ers to faith, teaching them the who helped support the deacons about the three new deacons from sacred doctrine; they will lead during their formation. He again our parish and with all the parish prayers, administer the sacrament gave special thanks to the wives, support. I’m pretty excited to see of baptism, officiate at marriages, children and parents of the new the fruits the Lord will produce in take viaticum to the dying and deacons and asked for continued them,” Father Gregerson said. perform funeral rites that are con- prayers for them. He reiterated “I feel as though they are my ducted outside of Mass. that it was a special day for every- three sons. As priests we have Photos by Peter Ringenberg “Consecrated by the laying one, noting “Not a lot of dioceses no children of our own, but these Deacon Huberto Vásquez Osorio is congratulated by Father Kevin Baumann, on of hands, which has been in the United States have a dia- three men I’m very close to. I’m pastor of Our Lady of Hungary Parish, South Bend, following the Mass of inherited from the Apostles and conate program in Spanish.” very proud of them,” added Father ordination. linked to the service of the altar, Deacon Nieves Figueroa said Steinacker. “They and their fami- they shall exercise the ministry of he felt very happy and very grate- lies have sacrificed a great deal.” 10 TODAY’S CATHOLIC July 8, 2018 Holy Cross brothers celebrate jubilees in June

NOTRE DAME — The Midwest 1957. Throughout high school he ed one. He then obtained further vided me with a Province of the Brothers of Holy 60-year jubilees was so impressed by the dedica- education and occupied adminis- solid elementary Cross honored 14 brothers cele- Brother Charles tion and spirit of the Brothers trative posts through the years, education at St. brating their jubilees of religious of the Holy Cross that he joined including principal of Memorial Vincent de Paul profession on Saturday, June 16, Drevon, CSC, attend- them right after graduation. High School in Evansville for Grade School with Mass at the Basilica of the ed Sacred Heart Looking back on the 60 years 14 years and counselor at Holy in Cleveland,” Sacred Heart, Notre Dame. They College, a (high of religious life, he reminisced: Cross College, Notre Dame, for 15 Brother Jerome were joined by Brothers of Holy school) juniorate “Each life has its ups and years before his retirement. said. “It was Cross from the Moreau Province. of the Brothers downs, and my life, thank good- during this time BROTHER JEROME of Holy Cross ness, has had a lot more ups.” Brother James that the idea MEYER, CSC of Watertown, In 1961, when Brother Donald of a religious Wisconsin, BROTHER Leik, CSC, was CHARLES moved into Columba Hall, he born in 1931 vocation was 40-year jubilee where he assist- unpacked his suitcase and lived implanted in my mind, which DREVON, CSC and raised in ed longtime there for 58 years. When he first lasted throughout my high Brother Nee friend Brother rural Portland, Wayoe, CSC, arrived, he began working with Michigan. He school career at St. Edward in Charles McBride in phasing out 10 to 12 other brothers at the Lakewood, Ohio.” attended St. the juniorate program and turn- attended St. John’s Secondary University of Notre Dame post Patrick Grade “It was through the interac- ing Sacred Heart into a military office and remained in service BROTHER JAMES tion with the brothers there, that School in academy for sixth- through School and Sekondi, Ghana, there for 37 years. After retire- Portland High LEIK, CSC my interest in joining them was eighth-grade boys. Three years ment, he worked for the National nurtured,” he added. “By being then adminis- later, in 1957, without having for- School. He tered by the Holy Institute for Trial Advocacy for entered the U.S. Air Force Jan. 1, involved in extracurricular activi- mally graduated high school, he 12 years. ties, I was able to experience the Cross Brothers. BROTHER NEE entered the novitiate. 1951, during the Korean conflict He made his first WAYOE, CSC and served for four years. brothers outside the classroom Brother Charles taught phys- and develop a desire to follow in profession Sept. ics, math and electronics at Brother James He enrolled as an under- 16, 1978. Bluma, CSC, was graduate student at Michigan their footsteps.” high schools in Illinois and at He was professed in 1958. He continued his educa- Holy Cross College, Notre Dame. born July 1, State University in 1955. He tion at St. Augustine’s College 1928, in Green received a bachelor of arts from He later graduated from St. During his 20 years at Holy Edward’s University. He then in Cape Coast and then at the Cross High School, River Grove, Bay, Wisconsin. St. Edward’s University, an MBA University of Cape Coast. Brother His family had from the University of Notre served in several schools: Illinois, he taught physics, math Archbishop Hoban High School Nee served as vocations director and electronics and became the strong Polish- Dame and a master’s in econom- for the District of West Africa, Catholic roots, ics from University of Illinois. for 10 years, St. Edward High science department chairman, BROTHER JAMES School for 25 years and Notre leaving in 1986 for St. Edward’s assistant principal and principal. and he was the He entered the Brothers of BLUMA, CSC Dame for 17 years. University, Austin, Texas, to earn He also developed a computer- fourth of seven Holy Cross in January 1957 an undergraduate degree. He ized student information system children. and was perpetually professed then enrolled in a postgraduate program that served the school He graduated from St. Mary in August 1961. Brother James Brother John program in psychology. for more than 10 years. He then of the Angels Grade School and taught at Saint Joseph High May, CSC, was He returned to Ghana in spent 24 years at Holy Cross then Cathedral Catholic High School, South Bend, and other on the found- 1990 as the vocations director College as an instructor, IT direc- School, where he was taught by high schools in the Midwest ing faculty and director of young professed tor, and student information sys- the Norbertine Fathers. Upon before coming to Holy Cross at Holy Cross brothers. In 1991, he was sent to tem administrator. graduation in 1946 he joined College in 1967. He worked as High School, Loyola College for postgraduate the U.S. Marine Corps. In 1952, co-developer of the college, its River Grove, studies in counseling and psy- Brother Donald he graduated from St. Norbert’s treasurer, interim president, Illinois. He chology. College with a B.A. in business instructor of accounting, busi- received a bach- BROTHER JOHN Schapker, CSC, was and worked the next five years ness and in many other business elor’s degree MAY, CSC He returned to Ghana in 2001 born on Feb. 20, as director of novices, a posi- for Kraft Foods Co. and administrative positions. He in English and 1939. He attend- Brother James knew he is presently the college’s full-time music from tion he held until 2010 when he ed Saint Joseph became director and a resource wanted to be a teacher. Brother archivist. Notre Dame in 1964. That sum- Grade School Eymard Salzman talked about mer he studied journalism at person for the Goaso Diocesan and graduated Pastoral and Social Center. He how the Brothers of Holy Cross Brother Jerome Meyer, CSC, was the University of Minnesota. from Memorial needed a math teacher, so Following the graduation of the returned to Cape Coast in 2014. High School in BROTHER DONALD born the third in a family of five. SCHAPKER, CSC Brother James became a dedicat- “The Sisters of St. Joseph pro- first class at River Grove, he was

Congratulations to The Brothers of Holy Cross who are celebrating their Jubilees this year.

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July 8, 2018 TODAY’S CATHOLIC 11 sent to Bishop David High School Brother Richard Bangladesh and has been there High School in Brothers of Holy Cross, Notre in Louisville, Kentucky. Johnson, CSC, was ever since. His first few decades 1952, and went Dame. He entered the religious Brother John earned his born and bap- there he taught in St. Gregory’s to work in a life in June 1957. master’s degree in English from tized on Feb. School, then opened a drug bank in Detroit, Brother Walter’s ministries Butler University in 1969. Other 11, 1937. He rehabilitation center that accom- Michigan, before included working as a postal graduate studies were conducted started kinder- modated 40 to 60 children and entering the clerk, serving at several boys at Boston College, the University garten at Grant included a school that taught community at homes, missions in Georgia and of Akron and Ursuline College. grades one to five. In addition, the age of 30. teaching at schools in four states. Grade school BROTHER After Bishop David High but transferred he served over 100 adults daily “I felt an emp- BROTHER THOMAS Brother Walter served for six School, he served at Archbishop in third grade to RICHARD at the APON Drug Rehabilitation tiness in my life,” HENNING, CSC years as superior at Columba Hoban High School in Akron, St. Patrick Grade JOHNSON, CSC Center, the first drug rehab Brother Thomas Hall, Notre Dame. In 2011, he Ohio, as assistant principal. School with the center in Bangladesh. He was said. “I wanted to find a religious was sent to Austin, Texas, where Eight years later he went to Ursuline Sisters. known as the “pioneer of drug order, and I found Holy Cross. I he teaches at two Catholic grade Gilmour Academy, where he The religious life of the sisters rehabilitation” in Bangladesh. wanted to surrender my life in schools. spent 18 years in various admin- impressed the young student. prayer and do His will in love.” istrative positions. In 1995, he During his first years attending Brother Thomas After his novitiate year, he 70-year came to Notre Dame to help plan Ursuline High School, he became Cunningham, CSC, is went to St. Edward’s University in Holy Cross Village. aware of the brothers as a vocation. from Minnesota. Austin, Texas, and earned a bach- jubilee Brother Richard earned a His early educa- elor’s degree in business admin- Brother John bachelor of science degree in tion was in pub- istration in 1970 and a master’s Brother Robert Schuszler, CSC, physics and math from St. lic schools. He degree in theological studies from Vincent Fontaine, was born on Edward’s University and a graduated high St. Meinrad School of Theology CSC, was born June 8, 1939, in master’s in education with a school in 1957, in 1995. Brother Thomas’ assign- Sept. 19, 1929, Cleveland, Ohio. math minor from St. Mary’s in and two weeks ments have been as business in Shoe City, He went to St. Winona, Minnesota. later entered BROTHER THOMAS manager for LeMans Academy, Brockton, BROTHER Patrick Grade He taught in schools in the the juniorate CUNNINGHAM, CSC assistant business manager for Massachusetts. ROBERT VINCENT School and the Midwest; California; St. Croix, program in the Midwest Province and busi- In his second FONTAINE, CSC new St. Edward BROTHER JOHN Virgin Islands; and Ghana, West Watertown, Wisconsin. He was ness manager for St. Pius X Church year of high High School SCHUSZLER, CSC Africa. Following his teach- professed in 1958. in Southgate, Michigan. He later school he transferred to Msgr. started by the ing career, Brother Richard He graduated with a Bachelor worked in the administration office James Coyle High School in Holy Cross Brothers. There, he spent several years in com- of Arts from Notre Dame in 1963 at Archbishop Hoban High School Taunton, Massachusetts, staffed got to know men like Brothers puter programming work at and was awarded a Master of in Akron, Ohio. He is retired. by the Brothers of Holy Cross. Leo Geiger and George Tilly. Boysville, Michigan, and Holy Arts from DePaul University He entered the candidacy pro- “I was impressed by the warm Cross College, Notre Dame. He in 1969. He taught at several Brother Walter gram in St. Joseph Juniorate in personalities of the brothers so is currently the webmaster for schools, then helped found the B. Gluhm, CSC, Valatie, New York, in 1947. In it was natural for me to see if the province website and for New Jersey-based Chrysalis was born on August 1948, he professed his I belonged to such a dedicated Midwest Midweek, a province Retreat Program for men and Dec. 15, 1934. first vows. group of men,” Brother John newsletter. women infected with HIV/AIDS. He attended St. He studied at Notre Dame, said. In 1993, he was hired by the Peter in Chains earning a B.A. and a master’s He attended St. Edward’s Brother Ronald Archdiocese of Los Angeles. Grade School degree in counseling from University for two years before In 1999, he enrolled in a and Hamilton Fairfield University. As part of Drahozal, CSC, was BROTHER WALTER graduating in industrial arts born into a very CPE program at St. John’s Catholic High a sabbatical year, he studied at B. GLUHM, CSC from Indiana State University in close Czech com- Regional Medical Center in School, taught the School of Applied Theology 1962. He taught at Archbishop munity in Cedar Oxnard, California, and was by the Marianist in Oakland, California, and the Hoban High School before going Rapids, Iowa. He then employed as a chaplain Brothers from Dayton, Ohio. Hesburgh Center for Formation to Gibault School in Terre Haute, graduated from in Camarillo, California, and in After high school, he worked for at the Catholic Theological where he spent 10 years teach- St. Ludmila’s Santa Maria. In 2008, he became three years as a shipping clerk. Union, Chicago, Illinois. ing and working. He spent five Grade School and BROTHER the religious superior at Schubert In 1955, he was drafted into His assignments and ministries years in the mission program St. Wenceslaus RONALD Villa / Dujarie House. He is pres- the Army, serving most of his included headmaster of Notre in Bangladesh, followed by 20 High School DRAHOZAL, CSC ently retired and serves as lector two years at Fort Leonard Wood, Dame International School in years as a school engineer in before joining the and eucharistic minister at Corpus Missouri. Upon being discharged, Rome, Italy, Vincentian Institute Chicago. His last assignment was brothers on Aug. 15, 1956. Christi Parish, South Bend. he inquired about a religious in Albany, New York, and for at St. Joseph Farm in Granger. After his graduation from St. vocation through an ad in a 30 years, ministering in the Edward’s University in 1962, Brother Thomas Henning, CSC, paper mentioning about helping Archdiocese of New York, deliver- Brother Ronald was assigned to graduated from St. Andrew “underprivileged boys” with the ing counseling and drug services. Sisters of the Holy Cross celebrate jubilee anniversaries NOTRE DAME — Eleven Sisters Diocese of San Diego, California. Continuing in campus ministry, the support staff at Capital Park Sister Suzanne of the Holy Cross will celebrate From 1994-2004, she served she served at the University of Family Health Center, Columbus. Brennan, CSC, a their jubilee years of consecrated as councilor for the congrega- Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, Sister Marilyn 50-year jubi- life on July 15 in the Church of tion’s Leadership Team. Sister and with the Diocese of Fort Zugish, CSC, larian, taught Our Lady of Loretto, Notre Dame. Veronique also worked for five Wayne-South Bend. She was celebrates 50 before entering Five sisters are celebrating 50 years at Saint Mary’s College, vocation director for the con- years of con- various social years since their initial profes- Notre Dame, serving as campus gregation for five years before secrated life. services minis- sion, six are marking 25 years — minister and as vice president serving as a writer and editor Sister Marilyn tries. In South SISTER SUZANNE a collective 400 years of vowed for Mission. She was elected to with the Communications Office Bend, Sister taught elemen- BRENNAN, CSC life in the congregation. her current role as congregation beginning in 2005. tary school in Suzanne served Five jubilarians have served president in 2014. Sister M. Jean at Northern California and SISTER MARILYN in the Diocese of Fort Wayne- Sister Margaret Ann Smith, CSC, later served Indiana ZUGISH, CSC South Bend. Mary (Margie) is a 50-year in San Mateo, Children’s Hospital, Madison Sister M. Lavonis, CSC, a jubilarian who California, as Center, and La Casa de Amistad. Veronique 50-year jubilari- served in areas the regional councilor for the She later served as president Wiedower, CSC, an, taught junior of student per- congregation. She also served as and CEO of Our Lady of Mercy celebrates 50 high school in sonnel at the director of membership for the Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio, and as years of con- Washington, Academy of congregation and as councilor president and CEO of Providence secrated life. D.C., and the Holy Cross, SISTER M. JEAN on the Leadership Team. Sister Hospital, Anchorage, Alaska. Sister Veronique Maryland, and SISTER MARGARET Kensington, ANN (SMITH), CSC Marilyn taught at Saint Mary’s In Utah, her roles included vice president of Holy Cross Hospital, served as a served in liturgy MARY (MARGIE) Maryland, for College, Notre Dame, provided SISTER M. eight years. She community service at the South Salt Lake City; president of high school and religious LAVONIS, CSC music teacher VERONIQUE education in also worked as an admissions Bend Center for the Homeless, Three Rivers Investments, Park in Idaho and (WIEDOWER), CSC Sacrament Parish in Alexandria, counselor for three years at Saint and served as spiritual care coor- City; and director of Holy Cross in California. Virginia. She worked in campus Mary’s College, Notre Dame. For dinator at the Center for Hospice Ministries, Salt Lake City. She She ministered for 10 years in ministry at Mount Carmel School 17 years, Sister Jean Ann shared Care, South Bend. She has served was elected to her current role the areas of vocation and forma- of Nursing, Columbus, Ohio, her gifts as director of Volunteer as director of Mission Integration with the congregation’s General tion for the congregation, and and served as vice president Services for Mount Carmel East and Spiritual Care at Holy Cross Leadership Team in 2014, serv- served as director of the Office for Mission and Philosophy for Hospital, Columbus, Ohio. She Village, Notre Dame, since 2010. ing as general treasurer. for Women Religious for the Mount Carmel Health, Columbus. currently serves as a member of 12 COMMENTARY July 8, 2018 The Weight Loss Diet for 2018 Men, keep the ball in play

lthough for me medical diet. It’s about minimizing carbo- ave you ever been in con- school was decades ago, I hydrates. The keto diet is gener- flict and not known what THE Aremember well what was ally defined as eating about 75 THE CATHOLIC Hto do? Some men like a taught about nutrition — noth- percent fat, 20 percent protein fight, some avoid it at all costs. ing. In my early years as a phy- and only 5 percent carbohydrates. Too many of us drop the ball ULTIMATE sician I was often embarrassed It has been around for a long DOCTOR IS IN during a conflict. But first, let’s by my lack of knowledge in this time because many years ago it look at the bigger picture. CHALLENGE area. I have educated myself was discovered to be effective in through reading articles and treating seizure disorders in the DR. DAVID KAMINSKAS The ball DAVE McCLOW scientific studies about nutrition pediatric population. This diet has and various approaches about proven effective at reducing sei- in part catering to people trying When I taught a marriage movement is seen in all our com- weight-loss diets. I will still zures even after multiple medica- to eat healthier, and the popular- class at Bishop Dwenger High munication, starting with hello. admit I am nowhere near being tions for epilepsy have failed. ity of the ketogenic diet. School, Fort Wayne, I held up “Hello,” is an extending; and an expert in this area, but that is The basic concept of the keto The restriction of carbohy- a 10-inch playground ball and if the other replies “Hello,” the not going to stop me from shar- diet is that by eating very few drates needed to get your body said, “This ball is going to teach cycle, the liturgy, is complete, ing some of my insight. carbohydrates you force your into ketosis is rather difficult. you about the deep mysteries bringing new life to the relation- Over the years that I have had body to begin to burn fat rather Most experts say you need to of life, relationships, marriage ship. Deeper exchanges increase the honor of writing this column, than glucose. Your body prefer- restrict yourself to between 20 and the Trinity.” Yes, I went big. both our risk and rewards, while I have steered away from dietary entially will use glucose, from and 50 grams of carbs per day. I threw the ball back and forth no response causes a little death. advice because I know there are carbs, as its fuel, but it will also The sweet spot for most people with volunteers in each class. I Since our human extending and so many different opinions out use ketones, from fat, if forced is 30 grams of carbs daily. This asked them what they learned receiving was from the begin- there. I have been told by my to. One of the great advantages will be a challenge! Fruits are, of about the Trinity from this. They ning, in the garden, it could be readers that one of the reasons of this diet is that it actually sup- course, healthy, but if your goal understood immediately that called the “primordial liturgy.” they enjoy my articles is that they presses your appetite. By eating is to drive your metabolism into it reflected mutual self-giving, In the domestic Church, the are straightforward and rather low-carb, satiating foods, you ketosis you don’t get to eat much or extending and receiving, family, the primordial liturgy is simple, like me. So, allow me to feel full longer. When you eat a fruit which is high in carbs. One between the Father and the our expression of love and the break down one of the more pop- diet high in carbohydrates like medium-size banana or apple is Son, which becomes the Holy bedrock of our identity. Without ular and complex diets of 2018 in potato chips, candy and soda 30 carbs. Fruits with increased Spirit. I explained that the body love, St. John Paul II says our the simplest terms I can. you feel hunger again just an fiber are an advantage, because speaks this same language in lives become senseless and Let me first put this in per- hour or two later. on this diet you get to subtract sex — males extend and females incomprehensible. Without love, spective. Although taking care There are three ketones the out the grams of fiber. For exam- receive, bringing forth new life — we live in fear. Even more, these of your body is important, there body uses as fuel. The majority, ple, an apple has 7g of fiber so babies and/or bonding. liturgies are the very structure are many good people who get or 78 percent, come from burning you only count 23 carbs. and movement of love, which so caught up in the latest food beta-hydroxybutyrate; 20 percent A banana only has 3 grams of casts out fear. In fact, I think fad and end up worshiping their comes from acetoacetate; and fiber, so it is worth 27 carbs. One The infinite and this extending and receiving bodies. Much of their daily life 2 percent from acetone. Foods sweet potato will take care of all primordial liturgies should be the foundation of is about what diet they are cur- that you can eat on this diet the carbs you get to eat in a day, all spirituality, especially a lay rently on and how they are going include cheese, cage-free eggs, being about 30 grams of carbo- Extending and receiving is spirituality — the micro-level of to keep themselves at their ideal meat (grass-fed over grain-fed), hydrates. Other ways to quickly the basic movement of life and St. Therese’s little way. Families body weight. Please don’t forget poultry, fatty fish like salmon consume your allotted amount of love. This movement within the should not imitate a monastic that your spiritual health is so and mackerel, and nuts and carbs in one day include eating Trinity I called the “infinite lit- spirituality, carving out hours much more important than your seeds like almonds, walnuts and two slices of whole-wheat bread, urgy,” defining liturgy as a ritual of time for prayer and feeling body’s health. Having said that, flaxseed. You can eat vegetables, a bowl of Cheerios or drinking and routine that communicates like failures when life interferes. taking care of your body may but they must be low in carbs. one 8.4-ounce can of Red Bull. love and creates communion. God Instead, what if every interper- enhance your ability to better be These includes spinach, broccoli, This diet is not for wimps! uses liturgy to remind us who we sonal exchange, where extending a disciple of Jesus. cauliflower and asparagus. You The sweetheart of the keto- are in God, to form our identity — and receiving is completed, is The most common dietary may have noticed at your grocery think the liturgies of creation, the considered a prayer and a gift, question in my office in recent store the option of buying pizza seventh day and the Mass. months surrounds the ketogenic crust made of cauliflower: This is KAMINSKAS, page 13 On a psychological level this McCLOW, page 13 God sends prophets and His Son to show us to eternal life way rather than the way of God. that Paul had difficulties, Nevertheless, in their human They could not always put two It is folly for them. Yet, God does whatever they were. It is not limitations, many did not and two together. We always THE not desert them. that he persevered despite these recognize Jesus as the Son of God. cannot be right. We fail to St. Paul’s Second Epistle to the difficulties. He persevered, but Again as an aside, some short understand. We make mistakes. SUNDAY Corinthians supplies the second it was because God’s strength explanation of the reference to Second, we are inclined to resist reading. As an aside, this reading empowered him. The Apostle the “brothers and sisters” of Jesus the truth because we lean toward GOSPEL includes Paul’s revelation that encouraged the Corinthian is needed. Jesus was identified as sin, the ultimate selfishness. he had been given “a thorn in Christians, and encourages us, the son of Mary, but who are the As God sent Ezekiel, God most MSGR. OWEN F. CAMPION the side.” For almost 2,000 years to be faithful to God. God will “brothers and sisters”? Were they especially sent Jesus to show us people studying this epistle have provide for us. the children of Mary and Joseph? the way to eternal life. Jesus is wondered what this thorn might For its last reading this From the earliest times of the source of all wisdom. He is Fourteenth Sunday of in fact have been. Some have weekend, the Church presents a Christianity, the strongest belief the Son of God. Ordinary Time thought that it was a chronic reading from St. Mark’s Gospel. has been, as the Church officially illness or disability, perhaps In this reading, Jesus speaks teaches, that Mary was a lifelong Mark 6:1-6 epilepsy. Others think it simply in the synagogue. People who are virgin. Jesus was her only child. was the temptation to sin. not themselves Jewish often today One possibility is that these READINGS he Book of Ezekiel furnishes No one has a conclusive regard synagogues principally to “brothers and sisters” were the first reading. The prophet answer. What is clear is that life be churches in Judaism. They are Joseph’s children by a previous Sunday: Ez 2:2-5 Ps 123:1-4 2 Cor Tspeaks in the first person. had its challenges for Paul, as not churches, and they properly marriage. If so, they would have 12:7-10 Mk 6:1-6a He says that he literally heard life has challenges for everyone. were not places of worship in the legally, and culturally, been Monday: Hos 2:16, 17b-18, 21-22 Ps God speaking to him. God told It is important to remember that time of Jesus. At that time, for regarded as siblings of Jesus, 145:2-9 Mt 9:18-26 Ezekiel that he was sending him in the pious Jewish mind of the Jews, the temple in Jerusalem was regardless of the fact that their Tuesday: Hos 8:4-7, 11-13 Ps 115:3- to the Israelites, who had rebelled time everything bad, including the one place of worship. mothers were different persons. 10 Mt 9:32-38 against God’s holy law, so that physical problems, came from sin. Synagogues were places of they would be called to forsake Wednesday: Hos 10:1-3, 7-8, 12 Ps The loving, merciful God could prayer, indeed, but essentially, 105:2-7 Mt 10:1-7 their disloyalty and return to God. never will such misfortunes upon they were places to learn, and to Reflection Thursday: Hos 11:1-4, 8c-9 Ps 80:2- God, speaking to Ezekiel, people. People bring trouble upon discuss, the Scriptures. Hence, Two strong and very recognizes certain traits about themselves. When Paul writes Jesus stood and spoke about the enlightening lessons come from 3, 15-16 Mt 10:7-15 humans. They are stubborn, and that Satan brought this burden Scriptures. these readings. First, all humans Friday: Hos 14:2-10 Ps 51:3-4, 8-9, they can be very stubborn in upon him, he was speaking from He amazed everyone. His are like the ancient stubborn 12-14, 17 Mt 10:16-23 their blindness. This blindness this context. wisdom was profound. He clearly and rebellious Israelites, like the Saturday: Is 6:1-8 Ps 93:1-2, 5 Mt prompts them to choose their The message is not simply understood God’s revelation. imperceptive people of Nazareth. 10:24-33 July 8, 2018 COMMENTARY 13

KAMINSKAS, from page 12 sis increases urination, staying believed for some time now hydrated on this diet is one key that reducing carbohydrates in genic diet is the avocado. This element to preventing this side your diet is one of the best ways SCRIPTURE SEARCH® fruit is a good source of fat effect. Many advocates of this to more successfully take the which is the mainstay of the diet also recommend you verify pounds off. I see many advan- Gospel for July 8, 2018 ketogenic diet. One cup of avo- that you have restricted carbo- tages to this diet, but I sincerely Mark 6:1-6 cado supplies 21 grams of fat, 3 hydrates enough to enter into doubt that most people can grams of protein and 12 grams ketosis. You can easily do this maintain this diet long term. I Following is a word search based on the Gospel of carbohydrates. Here is the by using ketone test strips. You personally recommend a more reading for the 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time, kicker. It has 10 grams of fiber dip one of these strips into your balanced dietary plan that can Cycle B: Jesus in his home town. The words can so the net carbs turns out to be urine stream and if it turns dark be maintained lifelong. be found in all directions in the puzzle. only 2. purple you are in ketosis. As you The formula for losing So why don’t we all eat lots stay on this diet and your body weight remains a constant. Burn BEGAN TO TEACH WHO HEARD of avocados? If the reason you more efficiently uses ketones for more calories than you eat and ASTONISHED ALL THIS WISDOM have embarked upon the keto its fuel, the strips will usually you will lose weight. It doesn’t diet is for weight loss, it may not begin to become a light pink. matter whether it’s high or low GIVEN MIGHTY WROUGHT be the best choice. They are very Benefits to the ketogenic diet in carbs, or whether you eat once HANDS CARPENTER MARY high in calories, and that’s just include reduced insulin levels per day or graze all day long. It’s BROTHER OF JOSES SISTERS eating it straight up. If you make and reduced insulin resistance calories in versus calories out. AT HIM JESUS SAID HONOR it into guacamole, and then add that can help prevent diabetes. God has blessed us with plenti- OWN KIN SICK AMAZED all the calories from the chips, Ketones also seem to be very ful food choices that we can all you have successfully blown important in brain health. They enjoy as we strive to keep our your diet for the day. are full of neuroprotective anti- bodies healthy and continue to MIGHTY DEEDS When people start out on oxidants and are a more efficient do His work. this diet and their body enters fuel for the brain than sugar. BROTHEROFOJ Y into a state of ketosis, some Some believe this diet may people begin to feel awful. This help in treating and preventing Dr. David Kaminskas is a board HANDSCCEDOTR is called the keto flu, which is Alzheimer’s disease, but this certified cardiologist and ELSBEGANSHJA manifested by headaches, nau- has not been proven in any con- member of The Dr. Jerome sea, reduced concentration (keto trolled trials that I am aware of. Lejeune Catholic Medical Guild RLATKRDEGJSM fog), fatigue, dehydration and Most people start the keto- of Northeast Indiana, E TMBOOS I T I RD even hypoglycemia. Since keto- genic diet to lose weight. I have www.fortwaynecma.com. THEFNNMOCOER N I KNWO I KNZTA McCLOW, from page 12 has a wonderful solution for the the model needed during a con- ESDADHHSANSE other person (extending), but flict, where the object is to keep directly reflecting the Trinity’s the other is not interested (not the ball going back and forth as P I OSCHTMHA I H love? That’s a liturgy we could receiving). To represent this, long as possible. If the ball is RGI VENADEESO practice all day long. when they threw me the ball dropped, you simply start over. three times, I let it hit my chest The ideal in conflict is to receive AWJESUSSA I DH and fall to the ground. Teasing, the other’s hostility with empa- CHOCHTHGUORW Fear, the ball and bad I told the kids I was sure they thy while not allowing yourself liturgy never did this to their parents. to be destroyed. But sometimes © 2018 Tri-C-A Publications www.tri-c-a-publications.com this can be difficult, and you may In the class, I talked more need to end the argument with, about fear, explaining that while Satan’s anti-liturgy “I am too upset to continue this July 1, 8 48 Pros 49 Mean Squared Error love moves us towards others, The tantruming, pouting/with- conversation,” so you don’t move he and 15, 2018 fear moves us towards ourselves. 50 Sisters (for short) drawing, and expert modes are into pingpong. More on this in 51 Moses did to Red Sea St. Augustine says sin curves fear responses and always dis- upcoming articles. rossWord 52 Short-term memory us back in on ourselves. I then rupt the primordial liturgy. They The Trinity, with its extending C 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 demonstrated our fear reactions and receiving, the infinite liturgy, T are Satan’s plan for relationships DOWN of fight, flight and freeze, or as and illustrate the literal meaning is the new foundation for a lay 11 12 13 1 Capital of Western we call them in our counseling of his names: Satan — to accuse, spirituality. Reflecting the Trinity 14 15 16 Samoa practice, tantruming, pouting/ and devil/diablo—to separate. in the primordial liturgy of the 2 Stick withdrawing, and expert mode. domestic Church can make every 17 18 19 3 We were poor, When my volunteers threw me interaction between persons a 20 21 Christ was ___ Conflict: rally ball vs. 4 His daughter died the ball, I smacked it to the connection with God. Men, radi- 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 ground — tantruming on the ate the Father’s love by living the 5 Outer's opposite pingpong 29 30 31 receiving side. And I faked a hard extending and receiving in your 6 Allows throw that made the first rows In conflict, we tend to forget families — and keep the ball in 32 33 34 7 "Two by ___" 8 She was 12 jump — another tantrum, but on love — the extending and receiv- play, even in conflict. 35 36 37 the extending side. ing — and respond in fear. We 9 Post for Crusaders Next, my volunteers threw “drop the ball” in some way. The 38 39 40 41 42 43 10 Cure the sick me the ball, and I caught it and primordial liturgy is disrupted. Dave McClow, M.Div., is a counselor 44 45 46 13 Canine tooth 18 Economics abbr. walked away. This was pouting/ We start playing pingpong, where with the Pastoral Solutions Institute 47 48 49 withdrawing, or flight. Expert we try to outsmart the other Tele-Counseling Services. Read 19 Not feel well 50 51 52 21 Strike mode happens when one person person to win. But rally ball is more at CatholicExchange.com. © 2018 www.tri-c-a-publications.com 22 Son of ___ Readings: 2Cor 8:7, 9, 13-15; Mk 5:21-43 & Ez 2:2-5; 2Cor 23 Self 12:7-10; Mk 6:1-6 & Amos 7:12-15; Eph 1:3-14; Mk 6:7-13 24 Mighty deeds Saint of the Week 25 Tree of Mamre ACROSS 25 Used for anointing and Abraham Oliver Plunkett 26 Tweeze 27 Sports official 1 Abridged (abbr.) 29 Against (slang) 1625-1681 28 Radon 4 Reject 30 "Give her 30 Vane direction The son of Irish gentry, Oliver was educated by his Cistercian 8 Telegraphic signal something to ___" 31 Be an omen cousin, Patrick Plunkett, who took part in the 1641 rebellion. 11 Luau dish 31 Torah table 33 Jairus' daughter was Ordained in Rome in 1654, Oliver stayed there to teach and 12 Once more 32 Neither's partner 34 Jesus ___ 13 Dial 33 Writing liquid 36 Honey makers review books for the Sacred Congregation of the Index. In 14 Incorporated (abbr.) 34 Marine unit 37 Went with James 1669, he was named archbishop of Armagh and primate 15 Jesus went __ 35 Can do and John of Ireland. Over the next decade, he organized synods, vis- the desert 37 Doctoral degree 38 Finishes ited dioceses, opened schools and confirmed thousands of 16 Halo glow 38 "__ in every respect" 39 Next Pope Pius # Catholics. With a new wave of English persecution, he was 17 Clings 40 Looks over book again 40 Costa __ forced into hiding in 1679. Arrested late that year, while visit- 19 "An ___ of Satan" 44 Egypt's water 41 Weapons 20 Mutt 45 Pasta ing his dying cousin, Patrick, in Dublin, he was imprisoned 42 Shake from your feet 21 Jesus was raised on _ 46 Regret 43 Appear until his execution in London on trumped-up charges of trea- 22 Business mail 47 "Unless a grain__" 45 Burst with energy son. Extant letters reveal a devoted and courageous who embraced martyrdom. 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efore the advent of the printing press, books were Bpainstakingly copied by hand. A carefully preserved example is on display at Fort Wayne’s Cathedral Museum, where one can find a hand- written Bible that dates to the sible Bishop Joseph Dwenger, the year A.D. 1250. This would have second bishop of the Diocese of been during the Middle Ages, Fort Wayne-South Bend, brought when the Notre Dame Cathedral the Bible to the United States in Paris was under construc- after he returned from a pilgrim- tion and St. Thomas Aquinas age to Lourdes, France, in 1874. was a university student who This handwritten Bible, along had not yet written the “Summa with many other treasures from Theologica.” northern Indiana and around the The Bible is written in Latin. world, can be found at Cathedral According to information provid- Museum, located in the lower ed by the museum, the “crabbed” level of the Archbishop Noll style of penmanship indicates it Catholic Center, 915 S. Clinton likely came from an area near St. Admission and parking are Cambridge, England. The anno- free. It is open from 10 a.m. to 2 tations made in the margins p.m. Tuesday through Friday or indicate it was also a “Scholar’s by appointment. Groups are wel- Bible”; in other words, someone come to make arrangements for used it as a learning tool almost a tour by calling 260-422-4611. 800 years ago. Museum director and pas- Ornate “crabbed” penmanship is tor at St. Mary, Mother of God a highlight of this handwritten Parish in Fort Wayne, Father Bible that dates to A.D. 1250. Phillip Widmann said it’s pos- Nate Proulx Court upholds travel ban, says directive within president’s scope

BY CAROL ZIMMERMANN “The Catholic Church takes country’s founding principles the administration’s argument Muslim countries: North Korea a strong stand against religious and values. Upholding this that the government had a legiti- and some Venezuelan govern- discrimination, and we will con- travel ban only exacerbates the mate national security interest, ment officials and their families. WASHINGTON (CNS) — In a tinue to advocate for the rights scapegoating and attacks already noting that the president had The president’s first travel 5-4 decision June 26, the U.S. of people of all faiths, as well directed against vulnerable com- removed three Muslim-majority ban, issued right after he took Supreme Court upheld President as serve migrants and refugees munities, including immigrants, countries — Iraq, Sudan and office, was blocked by several Donald Trump’s travel ban on through our various ministries,” Muslims and people of color.” Chad — from the list on the U.S. courts. A few months later, people entering the U.S. from said the June 27 joint statement And John Gehring, Catholic travel ban. It also said the presi- a second version of the ban was some Muslim-majority countries, signed by two USCCB committee program director at Faith and dent’s order provided “numerous similarly blocked by several saying the president’s action was chairs, Bishop Joe S. Vasquez Public Life, tweeted: “Imagine a exceptions for various categories lower courts but the Supreme within his power. of Austin, Texas, head of the travel ban for people from coun- of foreign nationals” and also Court voted last December to The court’s much-anticipated Committee on Migration, and tries with heavily Catholic popula- created a waiver program to “all allow the policy to take effect decision in the last case it heard Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz of tions. Irish Catholic immigrants covered foreign nationals seeking until it heard oral arguments this term reversed a series of Louisville, Kentucky, head of the were once demonized and viewed entry as immigrants or nonim- about it. lower court decisions that had Committee for Religious Liberty. as a threat to democracy. SCOTUS migrants.” Catholic Church leaders struck down the ban as Illegal or Catholic Charities USA simi- ruling makes a mockery of our “Under these circumstances, expressed their objection to unconstitutional. larly said they were disappointed commitment to religious liberty.” the government has set forth a the travel ban in an amicus Chief Justice John Roberts with the ruling, adding that it The majority opinion in the sufficient national security justi- brief filed March 30 by the U.S. issued the opinion, supported will “close the door of hope to case, Trump v. Hawaii, stressed fication to survive rational basis Conference of Catholic Bishops, by Justices Anthony Kennedy, many around the world fleeing that the president had “lawfully review,” the court said. Catholic Charities USA and Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito violence, persecution and death.” exercised the broad discretion When this case was argued Catholic Legal Immigration and Neil Gorsuch. It said the A June 26 statement from granted to him” to suspend entry before the court April 25, the Network. president’s proclamation is Catholic Legal Immigration into the United States and added majority of justices seemed to They said the ban singles out “squarely within the scope of Network, or CLINIC, described that the president “possesses an indicate they would uphold the “populations of six overwhelm- presidential authority” in the the initial travel ban as “rac- extraordinary power to speak to president’s ban. ingly Muslim nations for sweeping Immigration and Nationality Act. ist and discriminatory on the his fellow citizens and on their The challengers to the ban — immigration restrictions” that do In sharply worded dissent, basis of religion” and said that behalf.” Hawaii, several individuals and not exist elsewhere in the world. Justice Sonia Sotomayor, joined the court’s decision to uphold It also countered the plain- a Muslim group — argued that The brief said the president’s by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the ban “cleared away legal tiff’s arguments that “this Trump’s policy was motivated by order showed “blatant religious said the court’s decision “fails obstacles for yet another admin- president’s words strike at fun- an antagonism toward Muslims discrimination,” which is “repug- to safeguard” this nation’s fun- istration policy that separates damental standards of respect and that it violated federal nant to the Catholic faith, core damental principle of religious families — and in this case and tolerance, in violation of immigration law and the U.S. American values, and the United liberty and “leaves undisturbed” does so on the basis of the pre- our constitutional tradition,” Constitution’s prohibition on the States Constitution.” It also said a policy that “now masquerades dominant religions of their home by noting that the issue before government favoring one religion the Supreme Court should rel- behind a facade of national-secu- countries.” the court was not “whether to over another. egate the order “to the dustbin of rity concerns.” “This decision emphasizes denounce the statements” but Trump has said the travel history, so it will do no further Immediate reaction on Twitter how imperative it is for CLINIC instead to review the significance ban is necessary to protect the harm.” included Trump’s message: and our network to continue to of them as part of a presidential United States from terrorism by The Catholic groups said “SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS do everything in our power to directive that is “neutral on its Islamic militants who could enter Trump’s action posed a major TRUMP TRAVEL BAN. Wow!” protect immigrant families from face, addressing a matter within the U.S. The current version of threat to religious liberty and A statement from the U.S. legal assaults on many fronts,” the core of executive responsibil- the directive is indefinite about also failed the basic test of reli- Conference of Catholic Bishops said Jeanne Atkinson, CLINIC’s ity. In doing so, we must con- how long it will be in place and gious neutrality. If it stands, they expressed disappointment with executive director. sider not only the statements of applies to travelers from five said in the brief, it will prevent the ruling, saying it “failed to Other Catholic reaction includ- a particular president, but also countries with predominantly countless refugees from escaping take into account the clear and ed this tweet from the Sisters of the authority of the presidency Muslim populations: Iran, Libya, persecution and starting a new unlawful targeting of a specific Mercy: “This decision is disap- itself.” Somalia, Syria and Yemen. It life in this country with the help religious group by the govern- pointing and runs counter to this The opinion also supported also blocks travelers from non- of church resettlement agencies. ment.”