Death with dignity slogan confuses issues By RUSSELL SHAW VOICE Recent medical, legal and social developments have raised in an acute NOVEMBER 7, 1975 25c VOL. XVII No. 35 form some age-old questions about matters of life and death. How far does the obligation to preserve life, one's own or someone else's, extend? Is it ever permissible to hasten the death of a dying person? Are some human lives of such reduced value that death should be permitted? WHO HAS the right to make such decisions? Does it do more harm than good to try to legislate difficult but crucially important ethical distinctions which touch on these matters—especially in light of the fact that advocates of mercy killing are seeking legal backing for Still their position? These and related questions have been dramatized by the case of Karen Ann Quinlan, the 21-year-old New Jersey woman whose adoptive parents stalks asked a court to authorize discontinuing the respirator which had kept her alive in a hospital since she lapsed into a coma in April. But the heartrending Quinlan case has only served to focus attention in an our especially dramatic way upon issues which have been of growing concern to doctors, lawyers and moralists for some time. The efforts under way in many streets states to win enactment of so-called "death with dignity" laws are par- In many forms, leaving ticularly significant in this respect. young and old alike with SORTING OUT and resolving the poor and inadequate issues, nearly everyone agrees, is an diet in a food-rich enormously complicated task. For country. Story, pictures, example, no one rejects the notion that Page 6. there should be "death with dignity"— just as there should be life with dignity. The trouble is that the phrase itself is an astute, ambiguous slogan which con- fuses matters instead of clarifying them. Continued on page 11

Installation in next issue High school exams Full coverage of the installation of Bishop Rene XIN Entrance examinations for the H. Gracida as the First 1976-77 academic year will be held Bishop of the Diocese of Nov. 22, 1975 at the following Pensacola-Tallahassee will CHGA Catholic high schools : appear in next week's issue Immaculata-La Salle High of The Voice. Ceremonies School, 3601 S. Miami Ave. were scheduled for THl/dNG Our Lady of Lourdes Thursday, Nov. 6 in Academy, 5525 SW 84 St. Pensacola. Notre Dame Academy, 130 NE 62 St. St. Brendan High School, 2900 SW 87 Ave. According to Father Vincent CHONG Kelly, Acting Superintendent of Education, prospective students should contact the schools for applications. Examination date for other Classified. 24 •£> (Lord, hear us) high schools of the Archdiocese of Editorial.. 10 Miami will be Feb. 7, 1976. Gospel ... 22 Know Your .'•*% A tiny Vietnamese tot Faith 13 Movies ... 17 .*•."" kneels during home Pacesetter 7 Mass for her family and Prayer . 22 other natives of her TERRORISM So.Fla.Scene 18 Z country in St. Raymond Spanish . 25-28 TV 76 i parish. See story and Miami tip of iceberg, P. 10 Waish 10 pictures, Pages 4 and 5. Youth 20 OVERVIEW On ordination of women

MILWAUKEE - (NC) - Archbishop Bernardin said: "That's discipline will continue to have and to Church has the "prophetic role" to Archbishop Joseph L. Bernardin of really the basic issue. Is it (the ban) hold the entire field unless and until a bring the Gospel to bear upon Cincinnati, president of the National cultural or the will of Christ?" He contrary theological development political issues. Almost every Conference of Catholic Bishops said no evidence has been presented takes place, leading ultimately to a political or social question has a (NCCB), said here his recent recently to show that the ban was clarifying statement from the moral dimension. statement reaffirming the Church's mainly cultural. magisterium.' I made it clear that I • Supreme Court rulings: no ban on women priests was issued He added, however, that further personally do not envision such a change in attitude toward separation because the U.S. bishops did not scriptural studies, theological development taking place.") of Church and state can be expected want to "mislead" by remaining examinations and an analysis of early Archbishop Bernardin said until composition of the court silent. Christian writings might possibly attention paid to the ordination issue changes. The justices' reasoning in Among the factors leading to the bring about a change in thinking. obscured the positive emphasis upon school aid cases implies that the statement were a conference women's rights contained in the same Church should have no voice in any scheduled for late November near (RESPONDING to questions statement. political or social debate because it Detroit on the question of women's later, the archbishop added this "More has to be done to bring might be "divisive." ordination and the continuing clarifying statement: "After stating women into the decision-making • Religious vocations. There is controversy over women priests in the reasons why the Church's process at all levels, diocesan, some evidence that the downward the Episcopal Church, Archbishop practice of not ordaining women national and international," he said. trend has "bottomed out" and in- Bernardin said at a press conference. would be continued, I was asked creases may be on the horizon. HE EXPLAINED that he did about the possibility of future • Other topics touched upon • Decline in Mass attendance. not issue the statement personally developments in this area. My an- by the archbishop included: He has not studied the most recent but acted at the request of the NCCB swer to this question was, in effect, a • Church and state: while National Opinion Research Center administrative committee. reference to the paragraph from the partisan politics have no place in the survey, the archbishop said, but he "Restating his belief that the 1972 report of the Pastoral Research pulpit, the Church must address would favor having a similar poll current prohibition has valid and Practices Committee quoted in itself to issues in the temporal order commissioned by the U.S. bishops. theological roots and cannot be my statement. This paragraph states and thus cannot avoid becoming There are, however, no immediate dismissed as cultural or sociological, in part: 'The well founded present involved in the political sphere. The plans for such an action.

WITH ANAL YSIS FROM Inside the news-briefly VOICE EDITORS Bishops to meet, at the Continental Congress on percent of the authorized in the active promotion of better the Family endorsed a General Revenue Sharing funds relations between themselves discuss vital issues statement condemning the advanced to eligible and Jews. "free and easy practice of governments has been spent The Catholic bishops of the abortion." "We acknowledge that for social services for the poor United States will meet in Christians differ in their view or aged." Mathew Ahmann, Life support Washington, D.C. Nov. 17-20- concerning the time when NCCC associate director, and Takes no stand Items they are to deal with personhood begins," the Father Marvin Mottet, director centers backed include: a pastoral plan for statement said, "but we agree of the Office of Social Action of Vatican spokesman Federico pro-life activities; a pastoral that God has admonished us to the diocese of Davenport, Iowa, Alessandrini said Oct. 31 that response to the national appeared before the House A broad range of witnesses the Vatican will take no official choose life instead of death, appearing at a Senate hearing, housing crisis; revision of the and has set penalties for those subcommittee on stand on the morality of discon- training program for future including both opponents and necting a respirator from Karen who would, even accidentally, intergovernmental relations and supporters of legalized priests; a statement on cause a pregnant woman to be human resources which Ann Quintan. "The Vatican can- Catholic-Jewish relations. They abortion, joined in backing not make pronouncements on injured in such a way that an is reviewing the General federal funding of "life support will also be faced with a unborn child is harmed. We see Revenue Sharing program. individual cases of this nature," proposed resolution on U.S. centers" to provide alternatives Alessandrini told NC News. "It no grounds on which Christians to abortion for pregnant economic problems, a pastoral who are concerned for all is up to the local ecclesiastical statement on the International teenagers. The only dissent jurisdiction to decide the merits human life and for the well- Christians, Jews came from Administration Eucharistic Congress in being of the family can of such a case." Philadelphia next year, and spokesmen who opposed condone the free and easy share views increased federal spending for guidelines for men Religious practice of abortion as it now who wish to become permanent such programs and said exists in our society," the Increased dialogue and a existing programs could deacons. In addition to statement concluded. frank approach to theological, Peace message proposals for action, the social and other sensitive issues adequately meet the needs of bishops will hear progress dividing Christians and Jews young girls with problem "Judicious disarming" and reports on the status of mayor 'Revenue sharing were prescribed in Memphis pregnancies. Senators, the updating and observance of national programs such as the Oct. 28-30 as necessary steps physicians, social workers and treaties are prime "weapons of development of the National has hurt poor' to improve relations between others testifying argued that peace" against mounting symp- Catechetical Directory, the existing programs are too toms of conflict, Pope Paul VI The poor have "suffered" the two groups. The appeals poorly funded, too fragmented Catholic observance of the from the replacement of some were made to some 125 people had declared in this 1976 mes- bicentennial, and the USCC and too complicated to provide sage for the Day of Peace Jan. funds for federal categorical who participated in the three- sufficient help. The hearings work in resettling Vietnamese programs — programs day national workshop on 1. In his message, the Pope refugees, as well as numerous focused on two similar bills specifically aimed at human Jewish-Christian relations. offered by Senators Birch Bayh asserted that "progress is being other activities of the two needs—by the General Among those present were made by the idea of peace." He national conferences. (D-lnd.) and Edward Kennedy Revenue Sharing program, four Catholic bishops, several (D-Mass.). The bills would put "idea" in italics. "But unfor- according to congressional Protestant and Catholic provide federal funds to tunately at the same time we see Protestant group testimony presented by the clergymen and a number of encourage coordination and the manifestation of phenome- National Conference of Catholic rabbis and Jewish scholars. expansion by states of health, na contrary to the content and Charities (NCCC). "Our own Msgr. George G. Higgins, nutritional and social services purpose of peace," he said. opposes abortion agencies and others who have secretary for research of the U.S. Catholic Conference, told to pregnant teenagers. More than 2,000 evangelical monitored the program," NCCC Kennedy's bill asks $30 million officials testified, "have Catholics to take the initiative Protestant ministers and lay "vigorously and without delay" a year for lite support centers. leaders meeting in St. Louis concluded that less than five Important book A new Catholic catechism for Archbishop Coleman F. Carroll adults to be published this win- President, The Voice Publishing Co. Inc. ter may be "the most important Tlw Archdiocese of Miami Weekly Publication catechetical work since the VOICE embracing Florida's eight southern counties: Father David Russell Msgr. James J. 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By ROBERT O'STEEN with the psychologists on counseling Voice News Editor the kind of problems that are handled The married couple look across here, then we went into group therapy the desk at the young priest and sessions with the patients," he said. woman begins, nervously: "Father, I "A lot of them seem to have don't know what to do. We're con- identity problems, especially the stantly fighting with each other. John women who seem to have lost the criticizes me and drinks too much. Our meaning of what being a woman is, son is on drugs and needs help." and this causes depression. Many of "No wonder I drink," John in- them have lost the respect they should terrupts. "With your nagging I may have gotten at home." go on drugs too. And your mother Tabbert is not likely to ever be Seminarians meet at the Major Seminary periodically with Msgr. John Mc- keeps knocking me." surprised at the problems he hears Mahon (second from right) to discuss and reflect on their experiences in jobs at various service agencies around South Florida. "Don't you drag my mother into later on as a priest, after having seen this!" And the young priest desperately tries to think back to what he was taught at the Seminary. Should he Out in the world, quote Scripture ? Should he lecture the couple? What should he say? The classroom is gone, but the conflict is learning by serving real and right in front of him. And worst of all: the couple is already so many of the world's problems John McMahon, who in addition to his success. It is not an ego builder but a sensing his insecurity and losing brought into the clinic and exposed seminary role also deals in a lot of process of learning about themselves. confidence in him as he hesitates. openly. worldly reality as the Archdiocesan "Take catechesis teaching, for But that kind of scene was a few "The thing I really appreciate the minister to migrants. instance. It is not just knowing all the years ago, when priests had to learn most at the sessions is seeing deeper "What I hope happens to the men latest books, not just knowing how to much of the practical work through the conditions of the world through in the field education program is that set up a program, not knowing how to trial and error on their parishioners. real people. I can see that everyone is they will be able to reflect on the teach — but having it come through Now the seminarians at the Arch- searching for something in life. The pastoral experiences they have in that these catechetical ideas are a real diocesan Major Seminary of St. group I've been working with has had terms of the gospel and the Christian, motivating force in the priest's life Vincent de Paul get out into the real a hard time finding meaning," said message," he said. because it is a living experience for Tabbert. world and confront reality in a "In other words, if a seminarian him. This is the key point." program called Pastoral Field HE SEES this as an important goes into hospital work in the "Steve Hilley, 24, of Hollywood Education. experience for dealing later not only program, while they may learn the teaches religion at St. Thomas Never again will priests come out with emotional problems but in the proper hospital techniques, the im- Acquinas High School in Fort of the seminaries full of theory and broader area of appreciating in- portant thing is that they learn to face Lauderdale every Thursday. inexperience to be thrown among the dividuals. death and sickness in real terms as "I find this a valuable experience wolves of mental illness, marital "This will help me a lot because priests. for a future priest because I see the conflict, addiction and dozens of even in a parish each person has a "WE HAVE a varied program on priest's role as a teacher," said Hilley. suddenly confusing parish problems. character and this helps me reach out the sick and aged, alcohol, counseling "The 'teachingness' of a priest is an "It's the best experience I could to the people and see them for what and other areas what this provides is a important area for anyone and I have," said Robert Tabbert, 22, of they are. Then I can help them not circumstance in which they can in- especially feel I have teaching ability Cape Coral. Tabbert works once a only to know God but to know tegrate in themselves their experiences and want to bring it into my week on Friday afternoons at themselves," said Tabbert in an en- and the formation they get in the priesthood. Hollywood's Henderson Clinic for thusiastic appraisal of his field seminary and then they can reflect on "LAST WEEK I spoke on emotional problems. education. what is taking place in them- abortion and euthanasia. I told the "AT FIRST we held seminars Director of the program is Msgr. selves," said Msgr. McMahon. students the reasons against abortion "What the people in parishes are and also why people do it — because looking for," he said, "is someone who that's reality and they know it — and comes across as a person who loves asked their reactions to it. And I found them because they are God's people." their reactions to be more enlightened The program is carefully planned, that I expected." he pointed out, with each seminarian One of the impressions that studied individually through in- stands out in Hilley's mind is the terviews and staff conferences for his acceptance of him as a seminarian, strongest and weakest areas so as to that is, another student like them, assign him the most valuable ex- because he is not a priest yet who they perience in the field, Msgr. McMahon would have to react to differently. said. It is a gradual program, in- "I am glad I can see this so I can creasing involvement as the student deal with it in a way that they will advances in years until the fourth year accept me with no barriers as a priest. when he spends whole weekends in the I will get into the humanity of it, that rectory. And the men don't just go out when I am a priest I still share in their to the field and forget about it. Rather, common humanity. their experiences are aired and reflected upon in seminars and at the Benjamin Gorr of St. Petersburg end of the year they fill out forms is a grandfather and has already had a evaluating the program generally. lot of experience. He was a civilian "THE MEN learn thay are engineer for the Air Force before not always going to meet with suc- retirement. Now, as a widower, and Counseling patients at the Henderson Clinic for emotional problems in cess," said Msgr. McMahon. "They future priest he is Hollywood are seminarian Robert Tabbert and psychologist Joan Tarpin. have to learn through failure as well as (Continued on P. 8)

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Home Mass was celebrated for Vietnamese parish. Father Francis Fenech, pastor, joined Young refugees receive Holy Communion from Jesuit Catholics by Father San Pedro in the apartment the refugees at Mass. priest who served in their native land. of one of the families residing in St. Raymond the future holds for them. neighbor and will always look THE AVERAGE man in at it with suspicion." South Vietnam sees the In the immediate future, Communist victory as an open the Church will suffer in its violation of the Paris treaty, he efforts to spread the Gospel in said, and the people feel that Southeast Asia, Father San they were let down by their Pedro said. Although there has allies at the last minute. been no violent physical action, The North had tremendous he said, there is subtle influence military superiority, he ex- and discrimination against plained, with a constant supply believers in any faith. He of military goods flowing from expects that the typical Russia through China. The Marxist trend will take place, South was trained to fight but banning believers in religion lacked the fuel, ammunition from attending universities or and other equipment to wage holding positions in the war against the well-supplied government. enemy. Despite the negative Despite the aid from appearance of the present, China, the Vietnamese—both Father San Pedro is optimistic North and South —clung to about the long-range future of their desire for independence Vietnam. Children and adults of St. Jude parish, Jupiter, and refused direct Chinese recently participated in a pageant for peace, military intervention; the "I believe that eventually, attired in the costumes of many nations. North would not accept Red the Vietnamese people will find Christian Mothers and Women of St. Jude Chinese troops on their soil, the way to liberty and stability Confraternity sponsored the event to promote and the South refused troops in peace," he said. international understanding. from Nationalist China. "THE VIETNAMESE people are very individualistic and independent of foreign influence," he said. You cannot forget that for more than a EXTENSION PAYS HIGHEST century the Vietnamese have been fighting French and That's right! You'll earn a top return on your Japanese occupation; and even savings dollar with an EXTENSION Charitable though many did not see it as Gift Annuity. Sounds great, you say. Only . . . RATES an occupation, many others what's an annuity and who is EXTENSION? have resented the recent An annuity is simply this: In return for a gift- American presence in their investment, you receive a guaranteed annual in- country. come for life—thereby gaining financial security EVER! Higher "But even before that, sample rates they suffered for centuries the while eliminating investment worries. in percentages influence of China as an im- As for EXTENSION, we're a national, fund- Age Men Women raising organization that's been aiding the poorest 60 7 1 6.4 perialistic force. The Viet- 65 8.1 7 1 namese will always look at of America's home missions since 1905. In the iso- 70 94 8.1 China as the foreign, powerful lated, underpopulated, and poverty-stricken areas 75 11.2 9,4 of our nation, we help to educate seminarians, sup- 80 13.7 112 85 17.2 13 7 Formerly of Pittsburgh, Pa. port missionaries, and build chapels and religious instruction centers. For 70 years, we've helped the needy with funds raised through generous donors, EXTENSION Magazine subscriptions, EXTENSION Calendar [SINCE 1929| sales and by our highly-successful annuity program. FINE FURNITURE. INC. Our annuities give you an excellent return that Unusual opportunities is largely tax-free. Rates are based on age and sex. *Even higher rates for over 85. are Offered each and Women receive slightly lower rates because their every day for anyone life expectancy is greater than men. EXTENSION. 1307 S. Wabash Ave Chicago. III. 60605 Phone 312 939-5338. wishing quality in Furni- All annuitants receive the added dividend of Thib request entails no obligation whatsoever PUMSO send me

Miami, Florida/THE VOICE / Friday, November 7,1975/Page5 it still stalks our streets

ByTOMTOBIN number of the families we deal deplete its emergency rations Special to The Voice with are in this "middle" in- before its food stamps arrive— Tonight —as on many come bracket, and these are which is often a month or nights —hunger slumps along people who I feel genuinely longer—elicited little com- the dark streets of downtown need help. If they aren't passion. "That's their fault," Miami and huddles in old allowed to get food stamps, I she said. clothes on bus stop benches. see real problems ahead." No government agency This time she is an old One of the problems of a contacted—indeed no agency at woman in a ragged dress and massive governmental system all—spends money on a sandals, her tinted blonde hair grappling with such an program to teach nutrition in a fixed in a semblance of fashion. inherently human problem as way that reflects modern She sits for hours on the hunger is the proven inability shortages and to inveigh Brickell Avenue bench, against waste, which accounts knitting and talking with other for the loss of millions of dollars ragtag and hungry people. She worth of food each year. carries all her possessions in a For centuries, the Church shopping bag and —because she has been a comforter to the has no bed—defies sleep for as poor. It has been a never- long as she can. The hunger she ending—and even ever- carries for days and weeks is expanding—job, as Brother the same the better off people Lawrence of Miami's Camillus sometimes carry for hours or House can attest. minutes. She is resigned to it, "We had 485 people here as a blind man might be to for lunch today, and that's darkness. about twice as many as last year," Brother Lawrence said. HUNGER—as many Camillus House, located at 728 sociologists and social scien- NE 1 St., serves one hot meal tists have pointed out —is a around noontime each day — severe problem in the "other" featuring food donated mostly America that inhabits the lower by local supermarkets —and Many tons of food are wasted in South Florida each year rung of the poverty ladder. free sandwiches in the evening. simply by being cast off. Here, one resourceful man is Millions of Americans —most of Rarely does any food go to making the most of some thrown-away sugar cane. whom have no families, jobs or waste. future —occupy this pitiful stratum of the world's most "You don't often see Social Security checks —often them out on the shelves so they envied society. They exist to someone who is really for such things as alcohol— gave them to me." Presumably, survive, and their worries are of malnourished, but that's during the first week of the there are many markets that the sort that rarely afflict the because there are places like month. The rest of the month cater to fussy shoppers by average American — where do I this where they can get a meal they literally scrounge for tossing bruised produce in the sleep, how do I eat? now and then." survival. garbage. The Ford adminis- Brother Lawrence — and Most of the food he serves This is the central paradox tration — itself claiming dire others —feel that government is supermarket excess. in America's hunger dilema — circumstances —recently pro- Some people have to resort to benefits to the poor and elderly "I GOT a load of starving people on the streets posed that the food stamp panhandling to fill their are inadequate. The people strawberries today that were and in the slums not far from program be pared to eliminate, needs. Camillus House feeds rush slightly discolored," he said. where pounds of edible food are as the administration terms it, of the government to instruct through their welfare and "The market didn't want to put tossed away for good. the wasteful issuance of food as well as assist; to promote, stamps to families in "sub- for example, food conservation sistence-plus"' income as a social tool against waste Kool - Tite "Home of the Week" brackets—over $6000. Some and starvation. social service officials are afraid "THAT'S THE social of such a law. workers's job," one county "IT'S GOING to cause welfare official said when asked chaos," Roger Schwinghammer if families were aided in of the Archdiocesan Catholic budgeting their money. The Service Bureau said. "A good notion that a poor family might

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By MARJORIE L. John, a parts manager for a patients. We write letters for with the importance of FILLYAW local auto agency, are the the residents, and have members of the parish Local News Editor parents of two daughters and already made a large numbers community "knowing each HALLANDALE-In St. a son including Mrs. Kathyrn of robes and shawls for them other," Mrs. Nagle said and so Matthew parish Christian Deerlie of St. Pius X parish. in the committee's sewing last Easter sponsored an fellowship is not simply a Anyone in need may call class conducted by a retired outdoor dinner which at- phrase-it's an unending list of the rectory and in turn they teacher." tracted more than 350 per- good deeds for fellow are referred to Mrs. Nagle Their newest project is sons. parishioners through a special "any hour of the day or night" providing gifts for youths at "Our facilities for this committee headed by Mrs. for assistance. A sub- Boystown of Florida operated type of event are very limited Dorothy Nagle. committee known as the in South Dade County. "We at St. Matthew," Mrs. Nagle Her Christian Concern "Helping Hand Committee" have suitable items wrapped explained. "So we got the Boy Committee actually got are engaged in a wide for birthdays with the age Scouts to help us and they group indicated on the cooked three lambs on outdoor wrapper so that when each spits." St. Matthew parish boy celebrates his birthday he "The dinner was such a receives a gift. "We heard that success that the committee underway a year ago when variety of projects at local they are in need of shirts," now sponsors a covered-dish Mrs. Nagle met with Father homes for the aged, in private Mrs. Nagle said, "So we're supper and square dance on Ronald Brohamer, pastor; and homes etc. concentrating mostly on the third Thursday of every Sister Margaret, I.H.M., "One of our first making those." They also plan month utilizing one of the coordinator of the parish projects," Mrs. Nagle recalls, to send gifts for Christmas to portable classrooms from Family Religious Education "was to clean up the house of the teenagers. which the desks are removed. program, to discuss a man who had been 'burned LAST SUMMER the "This month's social will possibilities for assisting out.' We even managed to get sewing committee visited the be a dance only on Nov. 19," MRS. DOROTHY NAGLE those in the area, particularly him some furniture to replace nearby Indian reservation and Mrs. Nagle pointed out. "But senior citizens. As a result what had been lost." Some 20 offered to teach the young we're planning another dinner that was from a woman who Mrs. Nagle was appointed parishioners, a number which Indian girls sewing but the at Christmas time!" had fallen. But I've had chairman and Sister serves as fluctuates depending on the project was short-lived since Has Dorothy Nagle ever several early morning calls as assistant in planning and time of the year, are busy the Seminoles didn't seem to been awakened with an about 7 o'clock. I don't take implementing programs. providing transportation to be interested. emergency call in the middle care of all these myself, you Although the parish has and from Sunday Masses for The Christian Concern of the night? "Yes, but only know," she added, "I've got a an active Parent-Teachers those who would otherwise be Committee is also concerned once," she admitted, "and great committee!" 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Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, November 7,1975 / Page 7 Bp. Gracida to take possession of co-cathedral on Sunday

TALLAHASSEE-In the will take posession of the co- concelebrants. blessed on Oct. 8, 1967-eight eight years since it opened, St. cathedral of St. Thomas More. The choirs of St. Thomas years to the day before it was Thomas More Church has More, Blessed Sacrament and elevated to the dignity of co- opened its doors to many Liturgical ceremonies, Good Shepherd parishes, all in cathedral. Bishop Paul Tanner different kinds of people- expected to be attended by Tallahassee, will sing tra- of St. Augustine raised the students from all over the nearly 1,000 people from the ditional and modern liturgical chapel to the status of student world, teachers of every subject Panhandle area, will be arrangements; and an honor parish in 1970. imaginable, statesmen with a followed by a reception. guard of the Knights of The windows of St. wide range of political beliefs, Columbus will be present. Thomas More co-cathedral everyday families. Ceremonies will include the were designed by Jean Barillet, blessing of the people by the The co-cathedral was the French artist who is On Sunday, Nov. 9, at 3 Bishop; processional entrance begun as a student center and responsible for care of the p.m., the church will officially into the church by the Bishop chapel, a project conceived by French Cathedral of Chartres. begin a new phase of its life, and clergy; pledge of loyalty Archbishop Joseph Hurley of Among many colors and ab- welcoming yet another per- and fidelity by the clergy and St. Augustine in 1963. In 1965, stract designs in the glass is the son— Bishop Rene H. Gracida, laity representing each parish construction was begun and Risen Christ as the center of First Bishop of Pensacola- in the Eastern Deanery; and a Florida State University's Christian faith, the light of the Tallahassee. At that time, he Mass concelebrated by 11 student center and chapel was world.

Abp. Sheen conducting Seminarians learn by doing retreat for priests (continued from page 3) putting his communications "ONE OF my main im- give to help a lot of other experience to work in the field people," he said. Busch, T.O.R.; Father Leslie pressions is the people NORTH PALM education program at the A lot of seminarians are D. Cann, Father Paul A. themselves, the amount of BEACH —Archbishop Fulton seminary preparing to open up learning not only how to handle Carberry, Father James Cleary, people in need. The program J. Sheen will conduct retreat a "ham" station and possibly a human problems but are O.M.I., Father James Connelly, here does a lot of good and uses conferences for priests of the local on-campus radio station. discovering things about Father John F. Finnegan, the aged people's talent to help Archdiocese of Miami from He has several broadcast themselves, all of which will Father Thomas Feeney, Father each other. And through the Nov. 10 to 13 at Our Lady of licenses. make them more effective in Eduardo Fernandez and Father work I've been exposed to Florida Retreat House. "I HAVE also made dealing with people later on Julian Fuente, CM. many other agencies, hospitals Those participating will contact with a local radio and nursing homes. I've really when they join that mysterious include Msgr. David Bushey, Also attending will be station and I hope to be able to observed how a lot of people clan called the priesthood. Msgr. William Dever, Msgr. Father Frederick Fullen, tape programs with the boys Francis Dixon, Msgr. John J. C.S.Sp, Father Timothy Geary, here, religious shows and spot Donnelly, Msgr. James F. Father Walter Hartnett, Father announcements," he said. Louis Mclntyre, T.O.R.; Enright, Msgr. Noel Fogerty, "I used to teach Father Vincent T. Kelly, Father You're home again. Msgr. B. Hammerstein, Msgr. seminarians up north how to Aloysius Lucking, Father Jose M. Juaristi, Msgr. Edwin use radios for missionary work Victor Lyczko, Father F. Murphy, Msgr. John J. in Latin America-1 also think Theophane Maguire, C.P. McGee, Msgr. Bernard we should be able to reach more Father Nicholas Maestrini, McGrenehan, Msgr. John J. people in this country through PIME; Father Edward Miley, Nevins, Msgr. John O'Dowd, communications. It seems Father Timothy Moffatt, Msgr. John J. O'Looney, Msgr. everyone wants to be en- T.O.R.; Father Donald Rowan T. Rastatter, Msgr. tertained, so through the right O'Brien, O.M.I; Father John Peter Reilly, Msgr. Bryan O. programs we could reach Rathfon, Father Michael Reilly, Walsh, Msgr. James J. Walsh, people—old people who can't Father Dominic Ruscetta, Father Armando Balado, get out and young people who C.S.R.; Father Andrew Senkus, Father Martin Cassidy, Father just need the right word to get Father Patrick C. Slevin, And even as yoi recuperate Anthony J. Chepanis, Father started," said Gorr. Charles D. Clements, Father Father Trevor Smith, Father Joseph L. Cliff, Father Larkin James Sprada, Father Michael John Barrow, 25, of West your income is protected F. Connolly, Father Joseph P. Tabit, Father John T. Tracy, Palm Beach works with the aged at the Catholic Service For nearly one hundred years the Catholic Cronin, Father Samuel J. O.M.I; Father John C. Vann, Association of Foresters has been a non-profit Delaney, Father Patrick Father John J. Vaughan, Bureau in Fort Lauderdale and Farrell, Father Francis X. Father Angel Villaronga has experienced seeing people Fraternal Society. Salary protection is provided, Fenech, Father Nelson Fer- O.F.M., Father John J. Walsh, in a completely different age regardless of any other income, to families in time nandez, Father Thomas Goggin Father John Mendelis, and bracket and has learned their of need. and Father Miguel Goni. Father John King, CM. different economic and social needs. 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He was bearing who joke among themselves a cardboard box of items in one about their name, are nearing hand, and a glass jar in which their second month of work on a two guppies were swimming, in Flea Market which is con-the other. The guppies were tributing to the revival of the taken into the clubhouse and Newman Club Center at Palm emptied into one of the fish Beach Junior College. tanks there. UNDER THE leadership "I'M MORE or less of Mrs. Murrie Warnke, a Lake running an orphanage for fish," Worth resident and member of said the Newman Club Center's St. Thomas More parish in director and college chaplain. Boynton Beach, the ladies keep He explained: "When I go and up a brisk business selling collect some donations, I donated good from a building sometimes find fish which are behind the renovated Newman no longer wanted. I refuse Center Clubhouse on the edge nothing. I say, 'Don't kill them, of the PBJC campus. but let me have them.'" Part of the money already Father Cann is also In the Flea Market, customer Mrs. M. Ferrigno (left), a visitor from Long Island, purchases some raised by the Flea Market has starting a small kitchen garden. items from 'Flea Lady' Mrs. Murrie Warnke. gone toward paying for theHe has some tomato plants little chapel where Father Leslie growing. "Today (last Cann celebrates a 10 a.m.Saturday) I'm setting out some Mass daily. Father Cann, who onions," he said. was Cardinal Newman High The Newman Club Center School's first administrative and its adjacent Flea Market, principal, is PBJC's recently ATHEISM is open from Monday through appointed, first full-time Saturday from 10 a.m. until 4 chaplain. p.m. the phone number is 588- Father Cann has done 2545. much of the work himself in IT IS also open every remodeling, but he is receiving Tuesday evening from 7 until increasing help from friends about 10 p.m. for typical and students in establishing College rap sessions on CATHOLICISM? the Newman Center. religious and social justice John Henry Newman subjets, spontaneously in- would have liked all this — thetroduced by the students. Non- Mass center facing the campus; Catholics are among those the intellectual discussions; the beginning to find their way to do-it-yourself work of its the Center. spiritual director, and the flea Father Cann is also market helping provide funds. receiving increasing help from Newman was the great 19 th students and older Catholic century Oxford intellectual who laypersons. One such friend of became a convert, an Oratorian the Club is shortly going to priest, and a Cardinal. supervise the construction of an FOLLOWING his con-Indian chickee in the backyard, version, Newman retired from for use as a coffee shop. Oxford, and established himself Students plan to help build it. in the leafy, quiet lanes of Old Back in the Flea Market, Oscott, in the county of Mrs. Warnke was intent on Warwickshire, England, in anintroducing Mrs. Lucille old house which he and some Eliason, of Holy Spirit Church, friends renovated. From there, Lantana, who was helping her The answer lies with today's 20th century apostles —the missionaries. among other things, he wasat that time. She began rattling They give their lives in service to Christ and man... carrying His word instrumental in causing to beoff a roster of names of other and goodness. As friend and teacher they help others to search their built the great St. Mary's volunteers: Mrs. Agnes Fonti, minds, their hearts, their souls to find Him, Who has already found us. College at nearby New Oscott, Mrs. Jeanette Wilson, Miss Missionaries are today's answer to the question —"Atheism or Catholi- one of England's seminaries. Ann Dolbec, Mrs. Mary Evans, cism?" Help them spread the word. "You wouldn't imagine Mrs. Peggy McKenna . . . what different things people there were others. "We need contribute," said Mrs. Warnke more volunteers, and more V-l 1-7-75 "Phonograph records from the goods to sell," said Mrs. forties; a kind man donated Warnke. 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Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, November 7,1975 / Page 9 — Miami just tip of iceberg?

Even terrorism has its teramerican Development Agency in turned-dissident and a few days ago, goals. In Ireland the stalemate moribund kind of nostalgia. Washington and in the world's tallest Rolando Masferrer also a former continues as both sides terrorize each Ah, for the good ol' days when building, the Sears Building, in Communist who was blown up in his other and cause further en- your run-of-the-mill American type Chicago. This is coordination. And car by an apparently professional trenchment on both sides. In the terrorist whizzed by in a Chevy and the selection of targets has a clear bombing. Mideast each side retaliates against tossed out a jar full of gasoline with a anti-American message: Wall Street The problem is getting larger, the other, making genuine solutions lit wick —a "cocktail." A good one institutions, the State Department more coordinated and bolder. Mayor all the harder. might burn up your front porch or Mission, Big Business (Sears), all Maurice Ferre is right in seeking a You cannot stop capitalism by mess up your car, but that's about it. symbols of Americanism. coordinated effort by local and bombing an office or two on Wall But terrorism has become an And the thing that brings all federal government agencies to come Street. It would take tons of bombs increasing wave sweeping the globe, this chillingly close to home is the to grips with the problem that may in thousands of banks and industries. a major killer in Ireland, in the possible Cuban Connection that may conceal much more beneath the And that isn't terrorism. That is war. Middle East, in Latin America, and underlie much of it. surface than a few wild-eye fanatics. But the terrorist is not now it has swept up on the shores of Arleigh McRee, a Los Angeles We would assume that the CIA and motivated by humanitarian goals or the United States. It has become police officer, told Congressional FBI already are well into the problem real human understanding or any real coordinated, sophisticated and investigators he believed that among and understand that Miami is just expectation of solving a problem. He deadly. the terrorists in the U.S. some 2,500 the tip of a much larger iceberg. (And lives in his own mental world of And there is reason to believe it were trained in Cuba "and they are these days, some people even raise justifications, lead on by his com- consists of more than isolated gang going to work harder during the the question of whether those pulsions to destroy, whether women rivalries and drug killings. Bicentennial." Other testimony agencies might be part of the and children get in the way or not. Two weeks ago police experts supported the idea that much of the problem.) He believes that what he is from San Francisco and other cities, terrorism in America is related one. But the tangled and elusive bombing is evil and deserves to be testifying before a congressional way or another to Cuba. And Miami threads of the underground world chipped away at. Yes, Wall Street committee, said that America would police Captain Thomas Brodie cited and its international intrigues are has its evils. So does communism and see a new kind of Bicentennial fears of the Republican Convention difficult to pin down, and if the FBI motherhood and too much chocolate. celebration next year—terrorist as an upcoming target of terrorists. has been unable to wipe out the The terrorist's main problem is bombings. More than ever. In the past few years, several identifiable Mafia, how effective will his narrowness of vision. Three days after this testimony, exile leaders have been killed in it be against shadow-like terrorists. He just hasn't learned to accept on Oct. 27, ten coordinated bombs terrorist acts, including Elias de la The irony of terrorism is that life's limitations and to live with exploded in New York banks, in the Torriente, an anti-Castro organizer, historically it has been ineffective in what little love each of us is lucky U.S. Mission to the UN, in the In- Luciano Nieves, a former Castroite- obtaining any meaningful or lasting enough to call his own.

By Msgr. James J.Walsh What's become of Purgatory ?

know because we cannot and pious thought." death, these words occur: is offered because there is still transfer our concept of time The catacombs in Rome "Lord, for your faithful people so much bad will, indifference into the next world with its have many inscriptions bearing life is changed, not ended." and rebellion in man, even when timeless life. What kind of witness to the belief that even When we analyze exactly what he dies in grace. (Would any of A college professor who suffering is endured by the the best among them may need that change is like, we bow to us feel that he is ready to enter keeps up with religion and its souls in Purgatory in their prayers after death. A classic mystery. heaven just as he is?) There is trends wrote in to ask "What's process of purification, we do affirmation of this kind of faith But even so, the whole still much ingrained egoism to become of Purgatory?" He said not know. This -remains God's came from St. Augustine's concept of Purgatory to a great be converted, cleansed away he had the feeling this doctrine mystery. mother, Monica, who didn't many is as strong in common and purified. This takes place in has been recycled back to the However, it is easy to care where or how they buried sense, as in the teaching of the death." Middle Ages and didn't much understand now, looking back her, provided, "I pray you, Church. Granted that whoever Finally, there must be interest modern man. He in history, why both Catholics (that you) think of me at the is saved owes salvation entirely many a person who harmed added, "Purgatory was barely and Protestants had field days altar." to the redeeming love of Jesus, another in life and is immensely mentioned in the Second in wild speculations on the St. John Chrysostom in we still must remember Calvary consoled and changed by the Vatican Council." unknown elements of those early ages wrote: "Not by and the resurrection of the Lord opportunity now to pray and This made me page Purgatory. In the days of weeping but by prayer and did not deprive us of free will. work spiritually for the through the Index of the intense bigotry, it was widely almsgiving are the dead The Dutch Catechism puts it all deceased. A kind of second Documents of Vatican II, and believed that the payment of relieved." on a practical basis. Why is chance to make up for evil sure enough, Purgatory was money for Masses for the dead IN THE Mass of Christian prayer offered for the dead? "It done. absent. succeeded very gradually in HOWEVER, this did not releasing an arm or a leg, and make me feel I should start maybe if enough money was looking for a new religion. laid on the line, the whole Vatican II was a pastoral person might get out. An Do we 'water down' faith? council, not a doctrinal one. It amazing feat, since the arms was dealing primarily with the and legs had been put to rest in (Questions will be an- Before we misinterpret the Ecumenism is anything care of souls in this era, not the ground. swered by Father Jose Nickse, analogy of being "soldiers of but watering down our faith. It with the definition of teachings. However, the idea of those assistant pastor, St. Mary Christ" and march off on is dialogue. Among Christian Besides, Purgatory has on earth helping the souls in Cathedral. Readers are invited another. crusade, let us Churches, it is the discovery of already been subjected to the Purgatory has been strong in to send questions to Father remember the greatest com- the issues that unite us as well rigid kind of scrutiny which Christian history. This clearly Nickse, The Voice, P.O. Box mandments which Christ gave as those that separate us. always precedes the solemn implies that while the Scrip- 38-1059, Miami, 33138. From us: to love God and to love one Ecumenism is the realization definition of Catholic teaching. tural proof of the existence of these he will select those to be that Christians today are Both the Council of Florence Purgatory is rather slim, the answered in this column). divided and that Christ prayed (1439) and Trent (1445) defined belief of the Church in the Q. Are we watering down What is "that all may be one." that there is a purgatory, some purification process of our faith with all this talk A confirmed Catholic souls go there, and that they Purgatory is well established concerning ecumenism? Are we should strive to be an informed can be helped by the prayers of from early centuries. not still "soldiers of Christ" your question ? and educated Catholic. He others. EVEN BEFORE the through Confirmation? should be able to explain what THIS DOGMA, therefore, Christian era began, Judas A. Confirmation is the another. the Catholic Qhurch believes takes the question of souls Maccabeus ordered sacrifices to sacrament of Christian The "soldiers of Christ" and teaches. He is a witness of dying in the state of grace and be offered for his deceased maturity. Confirmation per- are those who conquer the Christ in the world. not entering into heaven imr soldiers. The Second Book of fects our Christian life by world through love and self- Confirmation prepares us mediately, out of the realm of Maccabees says: ". . . if he making it grow to spiritual giving. Our only weapon is the for ecumenism because it gives speculation. The Church says were not expecting the fallen to adulthood, rendering us Gospel. Perhaps we should use us the responsibility of definitely there is a "place" or a rise again, it would have been capable of bearing witness and a new analogy to express our Christian adulthood and "time" of purification for some. useless and foolish to pray for of defending and confessing our commitment though Con- dialogue works best with How "long" it lasts, we don't them in death ... it was a holy faith. firmation. adults. Page 10 / Miami, Florida/THE VOICE/ Friday, November 7,1975 Letters to the Editor

completely. Totalitarian control should achieve its greatest our God given nature to Missionary Church, and the Twisted symbol over any individuals will potential, This goal is the complement and work with Charismatic Movement which EDITOR: Newspaper eventually lead to slavery for burden of all free men. man to attain heaven. And it is made up of Protestants, photos have revealed an all and the Supreme Court's can be attained, as woman; Catholics and Jews. unlikely link between three decision to classify all unborn BartT. Heffernan, M.D. calmly, serenely, and with a The Charismatics have left Americans: an assassin, Lee children as slaves subject to Fort Lauderdale smile from heaven. their churches in vast numbers Harvey Oswald; an abortionist, violent destruction by the to wait for the answer from The Dr. Kenneth Edelin and an medical profession represents a Mrs. Arthur (Jean) Riggs Lord as to where they are to go, urban terrorist, Patricia giant step toward a totalitarian Equality within Miami which is similar to the Great Hearst. Each has been state. EDITOR: In this time of Exodus of the Jews. In many photographed with the raised womans' fight for equality, her They deserve regions of this country there are The court cannot raise the no Catholic Churches for them fist salute. What is the meaning fist in one area without ac- inner turmoil, her relentless of the fist? Does it reveal some quest to be ostensibly to turn and they are left en- cepting it in others. If we are to better tirely without leadership. deep bond between these three insist on social progress, something she was not created people who have never spoken political change and national to be; comes a peacefulness, a EDITOR: Don't our There has never been a to one another? What does it security measures free of calm, a smile from heaven. The children deserve better than time in our history when the mean for our society? violence, we cannot have canonization of Mother volunteer teachers to teach need for the Catholic parishes millions degraded by a more Elizabeth Ann Seton. them their religion in CCD? I to back the Missionary field has The raised fist, that submit they need educated been so desperately needed. To sinister violence under the Editorialists have said it distortion of the human hand guise of personal privilege. teachers who have studied in keep a supply of their Mass and spirit, symbolizes the most .all when they summarized the Cards on hand for the The human hand was depth their faith, namely, serious threat to human society life of Mother Seton. Her priests, nuns and Brothers.Why parishoners would supply the and its progress that has ever designed to create, to care, to womanliness was complete as a food, clothing, shelter and caress and to heal. Its power is can't we adopt the Canadian gained sway over men's minds. wife, mother, nun. There is a method of sending these good Eucharistic needs for the young It is the concept of violence as a crippled by the fist and in- message for us here, ladies. priests going into these areas dividual creativity is trapped people around to the public legitimate human resource. We Your equality is found within schools once a week and let and opening up the Catholic see this infection everywhere in by its narrow uses; just as the yourself - quality. Rise up to Churches that are so needed real power in any society is them teach our children? Let the world today and the lesson the potential of your feminine the lay teachers teach reading, and desired by the is clear to anyone who raises his stunted and corrupted by birth. When this has been Charismatics. violence. writing and arithmetic. I think head above the deafening fulfilled you have gained your our children deserve better and It is time for all Catholic propaganda. Violence begets America has a mission in equality—beside man, as he not just a priveleged few. Churches to open their doors to violence. Violence defends our time; a clear imperative to fulfills the potential within Sincerely, the Charismatic Movement so violence and those who use it reverse the retrogressive trend himself, as a man. that Catholics, Jews and for personal or idealogic goals in human affairs signified by Mother Seton rose to the Protestants can worship God in are co-opted into its inevitable the fist. It is our mission to P. S. Connoly challenges before her. As a wife Miami, Fla. the highest manner and thus spiral. It is the master adhesive show the world how to create, she nursed her ill husband. As a turn these churches into a that holds together those states to heal, to caress and to care. mother she cared and provided House of Worship. that first raised assassination, First, let us restore the Con- for her children. As a nun, she Open the doors The Charismatics are terror and abortion to the level stitution with a human life established a tradition that has waiting to come Home. As of civic virtue. These states amendment, demonstrating our had a profound influence upon EDITOR: It was brought Catholics let us open our doors have not escaped its inevitable sensitivity for the defenseless the children of the Church. As a and welcome them. Where there totalitarian consequences nor and our absolute respect for to my attention recently by a woman she used what potential Charismatic Protestant that are no doors to be opened, let us can we unless we face the individual human rights. Then God had given to her to the make doors. problem squarely. our individual acts and national the Catholic Church is now fullest and became a saint. Isn't divided into three churches: The infection cannot be policy should be guided by the that what we really should be PatMelrose principle that every human life The Catholic Church as the controlled unless we reject it striving for? The fullest use of average lay person knows, The Plantation

Slogan COnfuseS issue Broward Right to Life

Continued from page 1 Different people mean the life of a terminally ill As in the case of "death holding 1 - day seminar different things by "death patient stop making sense? with dignity," it appears, one with dignity." It can be in- But there are other, even of the problems with "quality terpreted to apply to more complicated ethical of life" is that it can be used or FORT LAUDERDALE - Florida Right to Life Com- everything from Pope Pius questions. Some moralists abused to cover too much. Abortions, "Death With mittee; and Donald R. Niles, XII's thoroughly orthodox believe, for example, that the For all these reasons Dignity" and mental retar- local attorney. and now almost universally argument for not prolonging responsible lawyers, leg- dation will be discussed during Dr. Irving R. Lang, ob- accepted teaching that there is life can be extended to cover islators, medical specialists a one-day seminar on "The stetrician and gynecologist will no moral obligation to use cases where, if the patient and moralists agree that it is Value of Life" which the discussed the "Medical "extraordinary" means to recovers, he or she will lead a imperative to seek Broward County Right to Life Complications of Legal prolong the life of a dying drastically impaired life. So clarification of the complex will sponsor Wednesday, Nov. Abortions" during final person, to the euthanasia one confronts such questions issues and difficult distinc- 12 at the Broward Community sessions of the morning movement's advocacy of as whether it is morally tions involved. In this effort College. program. killing people— or helping permissible to withhold slogans like "death with The hospitality center on When sessions resume them commit suicide— if treatment from a severely dignity" are more hindrance the central campus, 3501 SW after noon lunchbreak, Mrs. they feel the time has come to retarded infant suffering from than help. Davie Rd., Davie, will be the Ann Mody of Birthright of Fort end it all. pneumonia. (Russell Shaw is location for the workshops and Lauderdale and C.J. Rader, What—apart from highly Those who think it is Secretary for Public Affairs, lectures open free of charge to director of the Children's Home publicized incidents like the generally rely on "quality of National Conference of the general public. Society will outline "Alter- Quinlan case—accounts for life" considerations to support Catholics Bishops and United "The First Days of Life," natives to Abortion." the upsurge of interest in their view. The 1974 Respect States Catholic Conference.) will be discussed by Arlene "The Retarted Person" these issues? There are many Life booklet published by the Petrie, R.N., director of the will be the subject of Robert factors, but perhaps the most National Conference of Right to Life Speakers Bureau, Ettinger, director, Broward important is the enormous Catholic Bishops remarked Priests to meet beginning at 9 a.m. Her Assn. for Retarded Citizens at 2 progress made in recent that the "quality of life" remarks will be illustrated by p.m. decades by medical techniques argument amounts to saying The Archdiocese of films. and technology. that "the lives of certain Miami Senate of Priests Three Broward Countians Final speakers will be persons are ... of interior will meet at 11 a.m., will participate in a panel attorney Xavier Suarez, FOR MANY this has quality because of some defect Wednesday, Nov. 12 in discussion on "Life or Death- president, Spanish speaking proved a blessing. But for or disadvantage, because of the conference room of St. Who Decides?" at 9:45 a.m. Right to Life, Miami, who will some dying persons and their the burden that such persons Mary Cathedral rectory. Participating will be the Rev. explain "Legal Implications of families it has led to increased place on others, or because it Msgr. John Nevins, E. Mahlon Clarke, pastor, the Supreme Court Abortion mental anguish, physical pain, is deemed too costly for Senate president, has Redeemer Lutheran Church; Decisions." Florida Rep. Van and cost. In such cases an society to provide care and extended an invitation to Jane Malin, R.N., president, B. Poole, District 84, will unavoidable question arises. sustenance to keep them all priests in the Arch- Broward Right to Life and a discuss "Pro-Life Actions" At what point does prolonging alive." diocese to attend. member of the board of the before 4 p.m. adjournment. Miami, Florida /THE VOICE/ Friday, Nov*mber7,19757 Page 1.1 Aged find friends, fun at day care center By' MARMARY KIELLET PNV vuurvn.VERDON. Special to The Voice has to work and there is no one to take care of them. "I watched television, read and crotcheted a little I "Look at Bessie. She has managed even though my had a stroke and it's very eyesight is so poor. I had to; if I possible that she might fall and didn t, I'd lose my mind '" hurt herself, but no one would know until late afternoon or This is how 91-year-old evening when they came home Bessie Adams spent her days It s just not safe for them to be until the St. George's Day Care home alone. Center recently opened its doors. By the second week the "I know what goes on in center was open, Mrs. Adams some of the nursing homes also was spending her days with a because I used to work in one group of friends making sand and this is so much better for sculptures, painting, par- them They can be with their ticipating in daily exercise friends in the daytime and still classes and enjoying the thavo ae tthei nightr familie. s to go home company and the numerous activities. It was a welcome "BESSIE IS so rieht relief from the isolation im- about them having to kfep nnc "n so many elderly and active; we have a few records now but we need anything more people. people can give us, including E CE TE on HT- N R» housed of games or on the grounds of St. George W h H Puzzles. Church, 3640 NW 8th St Fort watch when TheTVan^t^est Lauderdale. The Archdiocese of but ,t ,„„„ stolen from tfat Miami is contribuiting 10 per cent of the total $63,093 grant 6 Sn^ center's upkeep, ob- THE CENTER serves two tained from the federal snacks a day plus a hot noon government through the Area meal to its clients. The meal is Wide Council on Aging furnished through the According to Tom Humold Nutrition Program of Broward Director of the Catholic Service .County and is delivered to the Bureau for Broward County, center daily. the fad of the Seventies if "We try to get the families there is to be a fad, is toward to call us when a client is the organizing of day care coming for the day, so we can centers for the elderly and a know how many meals will be shift away from the nursing needed " said Mrs. Scott home concept, especially after Everybody comes here as the costs of each are com-needed; some come every day pared. but others only come when they . "The type of client we are will be home alone or when they feel like it." bowling (above). AcHviy direct r"^, £ Sit'6own trying to reach," says Mrs aTo1 W n ab Amelia Scott, director of the No transportation is right) supervises andplansZ °t° y° < °ve center, "is the elderly person supplied by the County at (below, lef,), dli«Srrf X^™""": *"•"• Scott who is home alone, the shut-in and prepares to mail a°etter for a ciien" * who wants to get out but has no present, said Mrs. Scott "We way to, are hoping to get a county bus and the fraiJ and but it would be even better if we disabled man or woman who could somehow get a bus of our Ml- " needs to have a reason for own and trained driver. These hving and wanting to carry on people are frail and a lot of the center included sand and them need help getting on and ?^?TZ ct flowers up on the desires of the clients. THERE IS no fee for When Mrs. Adams did not People using the center, which taught to her by therelish the idea of having Eer MISS WYNN added that Picture taken because, "my PARISH SERVICE is open Monday through Friday with a bus they could take the residents) and decoupage trom 7:30 to 5:30. If donations Plaques. "Once we have more hairs a mess and I need a participants to the beach and to permanent," Miss Wynn STATION GUIDE are made they are put into the the parks. "When I worked at ™-i° attending the center " next year s Miss Wynn, "we will be decided that one day soon they Complete Car Service 5 2T ' operating one hospital we used to take would have a beauty parlor day costs. The center is open to afl them on an outing every • have more on the staff elderly people over 60 who meet wlU during which she would bring week. We would take along hot wiHl .^clude someone with a specla]tv in arts in the curlers and nail polish to dogs and potato salad and the people really liked it-it was crafts so we can expand the 6 kdieS and nails for The center's own social program in that area. We have them ^^ er Gl k fun. We have to work on the f*l*l GlaSk°' wh0 i»transportation problem and va piano now, but it's too /'That would be really poyed by the Outreach then we will be able to have discouragmg^ play Since most run, said Miss Wynn "It's Program goes out into homes more people come." The center l^^fr.^.-^sowe fH.uPeClpIe Started realizing to see if the participants are is equipped to handle from 35 to ' tnat the day care idea is not for PORST eligible to attend. She also Se kids only-its great for old SERVICE visits nursing homes and Miss Wynn is quick to people. hospitals to let them know that that many yet but, "we are STATION new and it will take a while for Pick-up & Delivery Service now there is an alternative in the Broward area. people to know we are here " N-E. 2nd Ave.at 99th Street said Miss Wynn. Miami Shores . As the senior citizens The activities at the center 758-2998 enjoyed a game of bowling from are continually changing so their seats, their 24-year-old boredom does not set in. "We activity director, Carol Wynn try to plan the activities to exp amed some of the reasons meet their needs," said Mrs. 688 of Scott. It isn't that we want to m" * ^ ^ push them, we just want them Dedicated to the Art of Gracious Living to socialize leisurely at their "MOST OF these old ——- DUTY People are left home by own pace." 2980 N. Federal D n GULF SERVICE themselves all day, their family The arts and crafts area at Phone: 681-9133 Boca Raton John p Page n /-Miami, Florida /-THE VOICE / Friday,November 7,1975 ., 1B astorella. Prop N.W. 7thAve.&iiRth street An ageless question:

By MARYE.MAHER One of mankind's longest struggles has been that between the city and the country styles of living. Thoreau was not an in- novator of this theme. It reaches back to Cain and Abel, and farther, to touch the ageless question: Does city "gathering" bring people into a setting which corrupts their integrity? Does rural life not offer a cleaner but less cultured type of existence? Yet, how can man but advance save by joining with others in larger units of civilization, cities? In times of meeting crises, people have either city gone to cities for support or have left them for areas of less human congestion. FORTUNATELY, Scrip- ture does not offer any an- life't swer to the question. For kind nf jii-iii <• in 'hi preio.s'. surely both styles of living, of our lives as we learn that urban and rural, are ac- style of worship: temples, Chaucer's "Canterbury touch the healing that faith God mainly asks us to be ceptable to man's spirit. The buildings. Tales," we don't mind offers, we know that we must geographers of our own kingdom of God is called "a If we examine the pilgrimage if loved ones and keep moving like Moses with hearts. Clever sociological city" and yet shepherds and witness our own hearts give familiar places constantly the staff in his hand. We debate is not the point of this natural country imagery to us, we see again in them appear with us. know, too, that there is thing we call "life." abound in Scripture; seed this theme that charac- There is little likelihood permanence in moving from And then as if He knew and soil and birds of the air. terized the time for the that the human heart will the old, the sheltered, the our hearts too well, God The time of the Northern and Southern have to make an either/or tried and the true into the reassures us: "WHER- Northern and Southern Kingdoms. We know that we choice on this theme. The new, the open, the unknown EVER YOU GO, I WILL Kingdom witnessed this are pilgrims in this world; we history of literature is a long and the uncertain. We find a GO." dialectic: should God's feel it in moments of great parade of the implications of Kingdom be established in joy which we cannot sustain this theme in human life. We city terms? Did God not for long periods of time. We long for simplicity and yet In the Creator's plan, want a nomadic people feel our nature as "wan- need complexity for our society is a natural means instead of a people who had derers" when we lose loved imaginative hopes to grow. which man can and must settled into urban life? Had ones or familiar ways of It is very comforting that we use to reach the destined Abel, symbolic of simplier living, when mobility takes need not make the choice, end. Society exists for man life, not been killed by Cain, us far from our root that Wisdom literature, and not man for society." who represented a more territory. We long, too, for which arises partially in the — Pope Pius XI, "Divini urban (if one could use the what the novelist John matrix of time of the two Redemptoris," March 19, word in reference to that Updike called "a little earth Kingdoms, stresses that 1937. time) life? The questions to call our own." We desire wisdom comes with facing were around then, as now. to have the security of the full implications that this "He, the eternal, Some believed that God settling into patterns and life which is ours is strong dwells concealed in the wished His people to be in friendships which will not be and fragile both for settling heart of all beings. Though pilgrimage, that the Ark of as Hopkins put in his poem, down and for the journey. himself devoid of all senses, the Covenant was to ac- "as lanterns passing in the LIKE all Biblical he is the illuminator of all company a wandering night." We long for per- themes, this one reaffirms the senses, the source of people. Others saw that He manence as we long for the inner meaning we find in their powers." — "The wished a more permanent bread. Like characters in our own hearts. When we Mahanirvana Tantra," prior to sixth century B.C. know your faith

Discussion points and questions

1. Read Chapters 12 through 22 in The First Book of Kings. 2. List the people in this section. Identify each. 3. Trace the events leading to the divided kingship after the death of Solomon. 4 What modern parallels do we have to the divided Jewish nation? 5. What can we learn from the faith of Moses? 6. Contrast city and country life styles for the living of a fuller Christian life. 7. How has America's mobile life style affected parish "Yet, how can man but advance save by life? joining with others in larger units of 8 Discuss how a knowledge of the history of the Church civilization, cities?" From article by Mary might influence our attitudes toward change in the Matter. Church. A village across the Kidron Valley from 9. Cite examples of recent "changes" in the Church the Old City of Jerusalem has become part of which are in reality a return to earlier practice. the city. Built over caves, it is near the road 10. What does the phrase "the Word of God" mean to from Jerusalem to Bethany and Jericho (far you? right). * *1 , Miami; Florida /THE VOICE /'Friday,'November ,7,1975'APage. 13 y. "A new era dawned in the history of Israel and Judah with the reign of Omri (885- 874) in the North Omri MOSES: built the fine capital city of Samaria, beautifully situated in a hill overlooking vast From Egyptian prince stretches of Valley." Ruins of ancient Samaria include the remains of a Roman basilica to desert chief and the tribunal of Omri's palace.

By REV.ALFRED am who am." Medieval MCBRIDE, 0. PRAEM scholars pronounced that Moses walked with name Jehovah. Today's kings and never lost the scholars believe it should be common touch. He moved pronounced Yahweh. Pious with crowds and retained his Hebrews do not pronounce it virtue. Born in the midst of a at all. It is too holy. pogrom against Jewish Moses returned to males, he was saved by a Egypt and waged a battle of ruse. Placing him in a small nerves with Pharaoh. The wicker boat waterproofed negotiations ocurred in the with tar, his mother floated maelstrom of the 10 plagues. this cradle near the bathing During the last one, the site of an Egyptian princess. vmucn "C killing of the first born, Probably satisfying her Moses instituted the longing for a son, the well- Passover in which the future born lady ignored the law of Israel was saved by the and adopted the baby. blood of the lamb. Pharaoh SHE TRAINED him capitulated. Moses led the "in the wisdom of the Hebrews from tyranny to Egyptians" (Acts 7:22). He freedom across the Red Sea studied Egyptian maxims, into the Sinai. sun religion, the ar- There God guided them chitectural engineering of as a pillar of fire by night the temples and pyramids, and cloud by day. He fed the secrets of magic and the them manna and quail to discipline of writing both relieve their spartan desert hieroglyphics as well as the diet. Eventually they came primitive alphabet used by to Mount Sinai. God called copper miners in the Sinai. Moses to the summit to seal This training shaped his a covenant with Israel. future leadership. At home God rooted the in palaces, he could negotiate covenant in a charter of love. with the pharaoh with ease. He had brought them there By REV. JOHN J. ternally, Israel lacked history of the Divided As a cultivated man he knew on eagle's wings, that is, he CASTELOT, S.S. cohesion. Starting from how to cite Egyptian wisdom Kingdom was a dismal one liberated them. They knew scratch as it was, it had no for the first 50 years of its and match magic skills with from historical experience Solomon's son and stable dynasty, no religious the court wizards. Later in existence. It was a period of about his love. Let their successor, Rehoboam, could center, and, for a long time, instability and uneasiness the Sinai he designed the moral response, as indicated have preserved the unity of no capital city worthy of the shrine for the Ark of the for the North. Three out of by the ethical principles of his realm if he had had even name. the five kings who came to Covenant and initiated the the 10 commandments and a grain of political sense. It writing of the Torah. The southern kingdom, the throne during this time their worshipful com- would not have been easy, on the other hand, enjoyed were victims of as- His real family kept in mitment to the One God, but it was within his power. the advantage of a smoothly touch during his growing solemnize their side of the Instead, his adolescent organized administration. years and nourished his covenant. arrogance infuriated the Its compact population lived sense of Hebrew identity. GOD PROMISED northern tribes, and drove a under a glorious dynasty, THE SCHISM His conscience was roused Moses was never to step on wedge between them and the house of David, and was by the injustices to his that holy earth, but he asked Judah which was never to be grouped about a capital About 931 people. One day he witnessed at least to see it before he withdrawn. The North which was at one and the = ABUAH — the brutalizing of a Hebrew died. "Go up on mount formed its own kingdom -same time strong and holy: E JEROBOAM slave. He killed the Egyptian Nebo, and view the land of under Jeroboam; it was Jerusalem. and hid the body in the sand. Canaan which I am giving to known as the kingdom of As for external dangers, =. SHISHAK When he learned that his Israel, or simply Ephraim, the Israelites as their the kingdom of Israel acted E U Kgs 12, 1-15, 8, •! deed was witnessed, he fled possession." (Deut 32:29) after its most prominent Egypt. as a buffer state between it : 2 Chr 10, 1—13, 22) There Moses glimpsed the tribe. The southern and potential enemies to the He journeyed to the grandeur that still thrills Kingdom, still centered in north and east. Egypt posed oasis of Midian where he travelers today —an expanse Jerusalem, was called the somewhat of a threat to the accepted hospitality from descending to the Dead Sea kingdom of Judah. south, but not a really the priest Jethro. Eventually up to Bethlehem and the AS KINGDOMS GO, serious one, since this once Moses married Jethro's towers of Jerusalem. the United Kingdom of mighty power had been on daughter, Zipporah, and Moses' life as a leader Israel had been tiny—about the decline for the past three adapted to the quiet life of a was never easy. He faced the size of Vermont—but in centuries. Pharao Shishak shepherd. both the intimidations of the its unity it had found did plunder the temple and It was in this period Pharaoh and the fears and strength. Now, split into two royal palace during the reign that God called Moses to anxieties of the fledgling very unequal sections, it was of Rehoboam, but this liberate the Hebrews. God people he guided. To his vulnerable from without and turned out to be an isolated delivered the mandate from credit he rode with his torn by civil strife within. foray. The only grave peril the burning bush. Fully vision, trusted in the Lord The northern kingdom was came from their own blood aware of the dangers, Moses and lived to see his covenant made up of 10 tribes and brothers, the Israelites of the argued against the people take shape. His old consequently far outstripped northern kingdom. possibility. God assured eyes feasted on the Holy Judah in extent and Moses it could be done. He This peril materialized Land. Soon thereafter he population. But its very more than once, and the would fill the heart of Moses died and was buried in position was a constant with the necessary courage. Moab. The Bible says the danger. The Israelites' most Moses asked the name people wept for 30 days formidable enemies usually of God. The Lord replied, "I thereafter. came from the north, and so the new kingdom lay right in the path of savage and Map shows the division "Grace builds upon nature . . . Without a good social ambitious foreign armies, armies which would make of the Israelites into two king- order, man finds it increasingly difficult to save his soul." doms. . — John F. Murphy, "Sanctity and Success in Marriage," the Philistines of old look 19S6. like wooden soldiers. In- Page 14 /l«affli,ftorida n* VOICE /fritfay. November 7,1975 know your foitfi Should we study history?

By REV. JOSEPH M. misunderstandings which CHAMPLIN might otherwise have been History scholars and diminished or eliminated. instructors in the United This is hardly the fault Sates are worried. The of official texts from Rome. uonir teaching of that subject All of the revised rituals throughout our public have, in their introductions, schools is, according to a carefully documented the recent study, "in crisis." gradual development of new Their anxiety flows workship forms, even if in from a detailed survey typically abbreviated conducted and published by Vatican style. Popularizing the Organization of those historical references American Historians, a and fleshing them out with 12,000-member society further details, however, composed mainly of U.S. requires extra effort, but teachers and scholars work- work which can bear much ing in this field. fruit. The research paper, as Parishioners, to noted in an August 12, 1975 illustrate, who rebel against front page New York Times' the practice of lay ministers story, reports: for Communion and Com- "CONFIDENCE and munion received standing or interest in history are riot in the hand or under both nearly as widespread and kinds may feel the same way strong, among students, after viewing the fourth educational administrators filmstrip of Alpha's "Un- sassinations engineered by from 930 to 880. privileged and moneyed and politicians as they were derstanding the Liturgy" power-greedy rivals. Con- A new era dawned in the classes. But the latter lived only a few years ago." series. But they will realize fident of its military history of Israel and Judah luxuriously and scan- "Doubts about its these procedures were superiority, the North often with the reign of Omri (885- dalously, and not the least Usefulness for the individual standard in early Christian attacked the South, but 874) in the North; his scandalous aspect of their and for society now exert a days and enjoy sound, solid without ever winning a predecessor had had a behavior was the way they large influence on attitudes theological bases. decisive victory. These were startingly brief reign of just flouted elementary social and decisions." So too, an explanation dark and shameful days for seven days. Omri built the justice and ground the poor There exists a which describes the varied God's People, these days fine capital city of Samaria, under heel ... In a word, widespread "assumption historical background in- beautifully situated on a hill God's own people were that it is not a practical volved with anointing of the overlooking vast stretches of becoming as worldly and subject." sick will accelerate and Dan valley. A former army vicious as the pagans whose A feeling prevails in facilitate both the ac- general, he realized the civilization they were trying Oklahoma, for example, that ceptance of this "new-old" futility of the constant so earnestly to ape. Com- "students have no time to approach and the removal of attacks on Judah. For one mercial and social relations study the past." a "last rites" attitude. thing, he could see with foreigners were Substitution of courses FINALLY, as we enter Damascus looming more and becoming commonplace, and in economics, consumer a phase implementing the more menacingly on the along with the latters' economics, career education, new Rite of Penance,Catho- horizon and foresaw the day merchandise and women etc. have led to a weakening lics may find the changes when Israel and Judah came the false gods which of history teaching and, in suggested easier to would have to put up a should have been an the view of this report, assimilate if they have seen united front or be swept off abomination to the wor- fosters "presentism" which "Sinner Sam." History, the map. To strengthen his shipers of the one true God. takes current events out of through this Franciscan position still further, he THIS SITUATION their historical perspective. Communications Center concluded a treaty with the filmstrip will reveal to them king of Tyre and married his continued, with complicated Failure to learn from the variations, until the days of past is not solely a con- that "devotional con- son Ahab to the Tyrian fessions" date back in princess Jezebel. This may bloody anarchy which temporary or secular preceded the invasion of the phenomenon. The kings and general only to the Celtic have been astute foreign monks of the fifth to seventh policy, but it turned out to Assyrians and the an- nations of Old Testament nihilation of the kingdom of days too frequently forgot centuries and the con- be a domestic catastrophe. fessional screen, but to the For Jezebel was an Israel in 722. God's previous loving care of In the southern his people and ignored the time of St. Charles Borromeo idolatrous pagan and in the 1500's. managed to act the part very kingdom of Judah the sad mistakes of earlier ages. convincingly later on. picture was pretty much the Much pain and many The late President John same; a different cast of disasters could have been F. Kennedy aroused in U.S. _ .. Tekoa Beth-zur The fruit of this unholy characters, but just about avoided had they done so. citizens a greater interest in union, Athaliah by name, the same plot. In spite of the In somewhat similar the study of our secular U D A H was then given in marriage o Hebron efforts of good kings like fashion, ignorance of Church history. Perhaps we need to Jehoram, king of Judah. Hezekiah and Josiah and the history or neglect of its use someone similar io give U.S. This move drew still tighter preaching of great prophets in catechesis has, over the Catholics an increased the bonds between north and like Isaiah and Jeremiah, the decade since Vatican II, awareness of Church histo- south and the civil war was a people went on to caused irritations and ry- thing of the past. The destruction and exile. The resultant peace brought Babylonians sacked increased prosperity. The Jerusalem in 587 and the "While man does not live by bread alone, an unjust economic situation was south, too, was lost, at least social order can place many obstacles in the way of virtue. sound and the living was for several decades —but Destitution and oppression stimulate a spirit of revolt easy, at least for the that is another story. against society." — John F. Cronin, "Communism," 1947.

Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, November 7,1975 / Pajje 15 Sharing a laugh about having been called child stars are Petula Clark, Dinah Shore and Lucie Amazon the Dinah! show Monday, Nov. 10at 4:30on Channel 7 Miami. Films on TV 'Sugarland Express1'Eric1 FRIDAY NOV. 7 Asner and Sally Struthers play the pair who 8:00 p.m. (ABC)-THE NEW did. ORIGINAL WONDER WOMAN- Truly SATURDAY NOV. 8 inane entertainment based on the popular 9:00 p.m. (NBC) — /THE SUGARLAND comic-book character of the Forties and Fifties EXPRESS (1974) — This is another film based and given an artificial "Women's Lib" glossing on fact, or as close to it as Hollywood ever gets. fot the Seventies. Lyle Waggoner is an Air A young wife breaks her smalltime criminal Force glamor boy who gets in a tight spot, and hubby out of a Texas jail and helps him steal a Lynda Carter, as the athletic wonder woman, State trooper's car (holding the cop hostage). gets him out of it. Strictly a time-waster. The three then head across the state to 9:30 p.m. (ABC)-HEY, I'M ALIVE- "rescue" the couple's little child, who is living Made for television. This is a TV adaptation of with court appointed foster parents. The a true-life near-tragedy. A young woman and a adventure quickly turns to mis-adventure, as bush pilot crash land their small aircraft in the the unlikely trio pick up a following of local wastes of the Yukon territory. With virtually constables, marshalls and other state law no provisions or medical equipment, they officers. The picture was quite gripping and attempt to survive in the deadly, wintry fast-paced on the large screen — how well it Flip Wilson, as the irrepressible Geraldlne, turns Wave for wilderness that will kill them in short order. holds up on your TV set is in question. Not in guest stars Bob Hope and George Carlin on "The Flip Wilson Think about it—could you survive in the question, though, is the fine acting of Goldie Comedy Special," second of Wilson's specials for CBS to be Arctic wastes for almost 50 days, with the Hawn and William Atherton as the broadcast Tuesday, Nov. 11 (9:00-10:00 p.m., ET) on WTVJ, thermometer hitting -45 degrees at times? Ed emotionally immature young couple, and Ch. 4. Michael Saks as their reluctant rider (A-III) Easter special MONDAY, NOV. 10 9:00 p.m. (NBC) — ERIC — Made-for- RELIGIOUS on King David television adaptation of the best-selling book by Doris Lund, which detailed the heroic PROGRAMS Jane Seymour, Susan Hampshire and struggle of her son to fight the leukemia he and Barry Morse are among the stars in the "ABC his family knew would kill him. In real life, Eric SUNDAY was seventeen when doctors diagnosed his 7 a.m. Theatre" dramatization of "The Story of THE CHRISTOPHERS Ch. 11 WINK. devotion David", which completed filming in Spain last terminal illness and gave him six or eight 9 a.m. THE i_.r: months to live. Eric took up the challenge — he CHURCH AND THE WORLD TODAY — Ch. 7 week. The two-part, four-hour Easter Season WCKT "Cross in the Sand, Part II," Fr. Carl JEROME -~» offering to be seen on the ABC Television simply refused to die — and went through Morrison. BIBLICAL seven remissions over the course of five years 10:30 a.m. COMMENTARY Network stars Timothy Bottoms, Keith THE TV MASS — Ch. 10 WPLG Fr. Joseph Michell and Anthony Quayle. before he could fight no more. The experience Larrell. told in Mrs. Lund's book is at once heart- 2p.m. The special traces the tumultuous life of breaking and inspiring. The film, however, INSIGHT — (film) WINK Ch. 11. the Biblical King David of Israel from his 4:30 p.m. injects far too much romanticism in the story THE TV MASS — (Spanish) — Ch. 23 WLTV. youth when he slew Goliath to the end of his and glosses over too many of the harsh details RADIO 30-year reign. Filming began in Israel on July MARIAN HOUR — WSBR, 740 k.c, Boca of Eric's struggle. For example, we see very Raton. 22 and was completed in Spain on Oct. 21. 5:30 a.m. little of the ravages on Eric of the program of CROSSROADS — WJNO 1230 k.c. W. Palm Jane Seymour, who is known to American chemotherapy he underwent — submitting to Beach audiences for her performance in the television 8:35 p.m. —America drug after powerful drug, each with generally GUIDELINES — WIOD, 610 k.c. Miami. Excellent. special "Doctor Frankenstein," portrays the awful side effects,to combat the cancer in him. II beautiful Bathsheba, coveted by David. Susan Indispensable. We do see, however, much of the love he shared -Catholic Library World Hampshire, of "The Forsythe Saga" fame, will with a nurse who was part of the team treating I Please tell Winner of the National be seen as Princess Michal, David's first wife. him in the last years. This is a fact rendered Catholic Award for Scripture In the role of Jehosephat, King David's friend, 889 pages, $36.00 nearly meaningless by being overdone in the | advertisers you saw At your bookseller or is Barry Morse, currently starring in the TV production. •I PRENTICE-HALL, INC. television series, "Space 1999." I it in The Voice •HEnglewood Cliffs, N.J. 07632 Timothy Bottoms portrays David as a On balance, however, the story is one of a iiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiii young man and warrior while Keith Michell young man's courage and determination, and plays David as the King. Anthony Quayle is the struggle of his family, especially his wise, seen as King Saul, David's predecessor and knowing mother, to support his effort to look Mercury Bobcat death squarely in the eye. 34 adversary. MILES PER 'MUFFLERS WE SPECIALIZE " BEST TV GALLON f in mufflers 8. tailpipes for every auto THIS SUNDAY Priced to fit your budget FREE • No Gimmicks • 9 A.M. — Ch. 7 IS MINUTE INSTALLATION • No Extras • "The Church and The •DUAL EXHAUST • BankAmericard-, World Today." •COMPETITION MUFFLER » Master Charge John Damich •FOREIGN CARS 10:30 A.M. - Ch. 10 St. Rose of Lima •SHOCK ABSORBERS Locally owned & operated The TV Mass / Fleet Manager Atl-95X-Way Since 1957 i for Shut-Ins. Arrow Muffler Ponce de Leon at Bird Rd., Coral Gables 14545N.W.7Ave. andN.W. 146 St. 688-0574 Page 16 / Miami,.FIorida / THE VOICE / Friday, November 7,1975 Capsule reviews Rooster Cogburn is a spin- off of the great Western epic True Grit, with John Walking Tall Part II sanctions. The principal virtue Wayne returning in the title (AIP), a sequel far more of this sequel is Bo Svenson, role as the slightly drunken restrained and low key than its who here replaces Joe Don but nonetheless very tough violent predecessor, relates the Baker in the Pusser role. itinerant U.S. marshal. The further career of Sheriff Buford Svenson brings sensitivity as film is rather ordinary in Pusser as he attempts to en- well as strength to his portrayal scope and in its force the law in McNairy and his credibility, despite the achievements—Cogburn is County, Tennessee, while melodramatic events, makes a on the trail of mean warding off repeated strong claim for the sympathy hombres— but what makes assassination attempts by the of the viewer. Robert Doqui is it worth your time is the criminals responsible for the strong in support as a loyal grand appearance of ambush depicted at the end of black deputy. The main dif- Wayne's co-star, Katharine the first film, which killed his ficulty under which the film Hepburn. In a role very wife and left him seriously labors is a lack of the focus so reminiscent of one of her wounded. Pusser doggedly necessary to drama. Buford own earlier triumphs, (the pursues every lead that comes Pusser, alive and victorious at God-fearing spinster in his way, and, at the end of the the end of this film, was killed AFRICAN QUEEN), Kate film, one of the two surviving in a car crash in August of very nearly eclipses the assailants is in prison and the 1974, something which the Duke—and watching them •,. other dead, though the man movie strongly implies, in an both on screen is almost behind the ambush is still at epilog, was not an accident. (A- mind-boggling. Settle back liberty and beyond legal III) and have fun with this pair. (A-ll)

'Hungers' explores man's need for God

Is there a Jekyll-Hyde a Sunday Mass. The viewer is agreeing to?" "THE STATEMENT we sidered and 20 were auditioned mentality among many introduced to a self-centered, THE UNSEEN conscience are making here," says Father before Father Chappell was professing Christians? What's 10-year-old girl who balks at prods: "How can we show McKenzie, "is that until we given the nod. Father professed on Sunday is often visiting her grandmother in a indifference to those we love? recognize our hunger for God, McKenzie says the priest forgotten on Monday. nursing home. Why aren't we faithful to our we can't expect to find brings to the role a sense of Critics of organized WE ALSO meet a teenager commitment? Do we really solutions to our own realism that professional actors religion call "it hypocrisy. It who becomes an accomplice in a understand what the Eucharist problems." who auditioned for the part becomes a rationale for petty theft, a married man means when we slander and Father McKenzie and his were unable to achieve. The shunning traditional church entering an extra-marital affair, destroy people? When truth is staff scripted and directed "sour-faced" little girl in the structures and sleeping in a business executive who something we use to our own "Hungers" and selected its cast movie is played by Ceci Sunday mornings. prefers covering up to telling advantage? We say we of some 200 Delaware Valley Connolly, a 10-year-old A NEW film by the 41st the truth and a neighborhood recognize Christ and we do. But actors and extras, most coming Broomall, Pa. youngster who International Eucharistic gossip. do we recognize Him the way from little theater and college has been acting since age four. Congress dramatically calls on The inner hungers of these He wants us to." productions. Filming, says Father Christians to make their daily people are not easily The scene shifts back The lead is played by the McKenzie, took a week the lives reflect their Sunday recognized. Their lives don't nearly 2000 years, when two of Rev. Arthur Chappell, an locations throughout the devotions. measure up to what they say Jesus' disciples on the road to Augustinian priest based at Philadelphia area. The scene The Congress is a spiritual they believe. The stop-action Emmaus fail to recognize Him Villanova University. Father depicting Jesus and his assembly of Catholics and other technique of the camera em- after His crucifixion. We, too, McKenzie said professional disciples on the road to Em- Christians gathering in phasizes the key elements of fail to recognize Christ, actors were initially considered maus was filmed on the Philadelphia Aug. 1-8, 1976. the movie: man's basic "Hungers" tells us, when we for the key role of the priest. grounds of the St. Charles The 15-minute film, "The hungers, his search for God, his fail to feed the hungry and Then, 150 priests were con- Seminary. Hungers of the Human imperfect nature. And an off starving, welcome the stranger, Family," is being distributed to camera voice drives it home comfort the ill, the lonely, the 1 every diocese in the country in clearly: frightened and confused. Florida's Largest "Hummel" Dealer an effort to prepare people "When we receive the "Hungers" was produced spiritually for the Congress Holy Eucharist we answer by the Rev. Leo J. McKenzie, Ring Around the Rosie" -

Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, November 7,1975 /Page 17. Festivals and carnivals It's a Date roll on in parishes Fall festivals and carnivals grounds at University Dr. and ST. JOHN FISHER Disney World or Sanibel Island continue to highlight activities Sunset Strip. Collier County in several areas of South Women's Guild meets at 7:30 on Nov. 20 and 21. For further Featured will be rides, Florida. country store, Christmas A "Fall Festival for Life p.m., Monday, Nov. 10 in the information call 524-4990 or 523-0679. * * • boutique, white elephant, and Christmas Boutique" will be parish hall, West Palm Beach. Their annual parish Watson B. Duncan, III, Palm * * * refreshments. sponsored by the Collrer carnival sponsored by * * * County RIGHT TO LIFE Beach Junior College, will give A Membership tea will be parishioners of St. Lawrence a book review. sponsored by ST. SE- A Fall festival and bar- COUNCILon Saturday, Nov. 8 Church, N. Miami Beach, opens becue under the auspices of the at the Church of God, 1074-10 * * * BASTIAN Council of today (Friday) and continues Women from 2 to 4 p.m., Mothers Guild of Our Lady of St. N., Naples, between 9 a.m. HOLY SPIRIT Women's through Sunday on the grounds Lourdes Academy beings at 1 and noon. Featured will be Guild will sponsor a card party Friday, Nov. 14 at the home of at 2200 NE 191 St. where Mrs. Sebastian Adamo, 2124 p.m. and continues to 6 p.m. on ornaments and one-of-a-kind and social at 12:30 p.m. today games and entertainment for all Sunday, Nov. 16 on the items. The Council is also (Friday) in the social hall, SE 19 St., Fort Lauderdale. ages will be featured. * * * grounds at 5525 SW 84 St. selling holiday cards which may Lantana. Men and women * * * be ordered by calling 261-3885. planning to attend should take "Fall Follies" will be * * * More than 8,000 plants of A Christmas bazaar will be their own cards. staged by members of ST. various kinds and species will Palm Beach HENRY Church, Pompano sponsored in St. Jerome parish, * * * be displayed in a large tent 2533 SW Ninth Ave., Fort Beach, at 8 p.m. today (Friday) during St. Timothy's parish County A dance featuring music of in ST. CLEMENT parish hall, Lauderdale on Saturday and 9 carnival which opens Friday, a.m. on Sunday. A Fall dance and get- the 20's, 30's, and 40's will be 2975 N. Andrews Ave., Fort Nov. 14, and continues together for members and sponsored by the LADIES Lauderdale. Dancing to a live Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 15 Gifts, toys, holiday friends of HOLY SPIRIT AUXILIARY of the K. of C, band will follow. and 16 from 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. decorations, games and parish, Lantana, is slated to Boynton Beach, Saturday, * * * on the grounds at 5400 SW 102 refreshments will be featured as begin at 8:30 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 8. Reservations may be ST. BARTHOLOMEW Ave. well as an appearance by "Santa" and a special flag Nov. 15 in the parish hall. made by calling 732-2181 or Women's Club will sponsor a A variety of booths in- Dancing to the music of Bob 737-8639. card and games party at 8 p.m., ceremony with a bicentennial cluding toys and games for all color guard to open the bazaar Vrooman .and his five-piece Thursday, Nov. 13 in the parish ages will also be included. hall, Miramar. Tickets may be Saturday. band. Broward County * * * * * * obtained by calling 989-6059. CATHOLIC DAUGH- A ''Serendippity * * * In St. Bernard parish, TERS of America, Court Palm Boutique" under the auspices The YOUNG AT HEART Sunrise, Nov. 13, 14, 15, and 16, COCKTAILS Beach, meets at 2 p.m., of HOLY CROSS Hospital Club in St. Elizabeth Gardens, have been designated as "Fun Saturday, Nov. 8 in their hall, Women's Auxiliary is 801 NE 33 St., Pompano Beach, Festival Time" when festivities m\i\<; 537 Pine Terrace, West Palm scheduled for Nov. 14 and 15 will sponsor a games and will be held on the parish Beach. On Thursday, Nov. 13 beginning at 10 a.m. in the dessert card party at noon, hospital's Dye Auditorium. A Saturday, Nov. 8. IIAMIM; members will participate in a 1 Memorial Mass for deceased large variety of items including (continued on page 19) Seafood specialists I nun I I ..VI. niglill) Catholic Daughters at 10:30 handmade articles, foods, and since 1959 a.m. in St. Juliana Church. Christmas decorations will be * * * available. LIM13 Home and School Assn. of * * * CARDINAL NEWMAN high Their annual card party will be sponsored by the Ladies BUFFET RESTAURANT school, West Palm Beach, will & LOUNGE sponsor their annual dance on Auxiliary of K. OF C. AMERICAN AND Saturday, Nov. 8 at 9 p.m. in COUNCIL 6032, Hollywood at CANTONESE PHONE the K. of C. hall. Music will be 7:30 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 13 in CUISINE Broward 927-2566 provided by Cliff Hall. For St. Stephen parish social hall, Cocktails, Music 1619 N.E. 4th AVE. Dade 945-5621 reservations call 793-1674. 2000 S. State Rd. 7 Refresh- FT. LAUDERDALE ments will be served. . * HARRIS V« mile south of Ft. Laudirdale Kollywotd * * * 763-8922 763-7211 International Airport on US 1. Dinii • * * Members of SACRED Members of ST. AN- IMPERIAL HOUSE HEART Holy Name Society, North Ocean Drive at Atlantic Blvd. www Lake Worth, will observe a THONY Young at Heart Club in Pompano Beach • Ph. 941-2200 Corporate Communion during will sponsor a two-day trip to DISCOVER for yourself the 9:30 a.m. Mass, Sunday, Nov. 9. Breakfast will follow at If you've been tonight-how Italian tastes Madonna Hall. feeling nostalgic when it's RIGHT! * • • Come Hear and Sing the Good Songs

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KENDALL —A one-day It's a Date retreat for Sisters in the Arch- diocese of Miami has been scheduled at the Dominican (continued from page 18) Retreat House, 7275 S.W. 124 The Mens Club of The MEMORARE St. on Sunday, Nov. 30. 1' IVITY parish, Hollywood, SOCIETY a social club for Father Richard Sudlik, w. . meet at 8 p.m., Friday, widows and widowers meets at O.M.I., assistant pastor, St. Nov. 14 in the parish hall. A 8 p.m., Friday, Nov. 14 at St. Stephen parish, Hollywood, representative of Southern Bell Louis parish center. For further will conduct the conferences will speak on the topic, "Down information call 274-0244. which begin at 9:30 a.m. to Business in the Ocean." * * * Silence will be observed • • * A one and one-half hour throughout the day which will film on "The Life of St. Ignatius include a buffet luncheon and A dessert card party under Mass at 2:30 p.m. the auspices of ST. ANTHONY Loyola" will be shown at 7:30 . . Sl Woman's Club begins at noon p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 12, in IN APPRECIATION for her assistance in the education of their The Dominican Sisters in the parish club rooms on the new ST. MARY son, Garth, now at Chaminade High School, Sister Joan Marie, who conduct the retreat house Tuesday, Nov. 11. Guests are MAGDALEN Social Center, O.P., principal, St. James School, receives a plaque from the have also announced plans for Sunny Isles. Tickets may beHartman Gibsons, who are Episcopalians and teachers in theSisters Triduum from Dec. 28- welcome. 31. • * * obtained at door. public schools. Father J. Chester Schwab, * * * O.M.I., assistant pastor, St. Art, craft sale Stephen parish, Hollywood, An "Evening of Ap- will be welcomed as chaplain of preciation" for parishioners of at St. Louis COURT INFANT OF ST. JAMES CHURCH, North The first annual Art and PRAGUE, Catholic Daughters Miami, will be sponsored by the Craft sale by St. Louis GOD'S of America, during a meeting at parish priests at 9 p.m.Woman's Club will be between 8 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 12 at Saturday, Nov. 15. Music for 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Nov. 16 at Nativity parish hall, 700 W.dancing will be provided by the parish site, 7270 S.W. 120 Chaminade Dr. Members will Mark Trail and his orchestra. St. make contributions to a * * * Professional and amateur Thanksgiving basket for a "An "Autumn in Miami" artists and sculptors will needy family. dance under the auspices of display and sell their original THE HOLY FATHER'S MISSION AID TO THE ORIENTAL CHURCH MSGR. EDWARD PACE high works which will include A MARRIAGE EN- school Parents Guild and decoupage, macrame, jeweled THE God's miracles are such, you're never too old COUNTER "Information Booster Club is slated for eggs, wood craft, ceramics, and EASY to have a child. Select the one you want from Party" begins at 8 p.m.,Saturday, Nov. 15 where the planters. WAY the 20,000 in our Catholic Near East orphanages Sunday, Nov. 16 at the home of "Swingables" will provide Mrs. Earl Welbaum is overseas.,.. Every child is a gift from God. music for dancing. Only 250 TO Tom and Jo Parks, 7701 NW chairman of arrangements You tell God you love Him when you love the Eighth St., Pembroke Pines. tickets are available and assisted by Mrs. Joseph F. HAVE For additional information call reservations may be made by McAloon. Those wishing to A child He loves. ...$14 a month gives your 966-2015. calling 685-1002 or 685-1852. exhibit should contact Mrs. fAMILY 'adopted' child everything he needs:—good * * * * * * Welbaum at 235-8090. Nominal food, warm clothing, books and toys, the sense A pancake breakfast will Miami's DOWNTOWN entry fees are tax deductible. of being loved. We'll send you your child's CHRISTIAN BUSINESS- be served on Sunday, Nov. 9 in photo with the basic information about him (or ST. MAURICE parish, 2851 MEN will participate in noon * * * Stirling Rd., Fort Lauderdale, Mass today (Friday) at Gesu A Chinese Auction will her), and keep you regularly informed. You may after the 8:30 and 10 a.m.Church. Luncheon will follow at highlight the monthly meeting write to him, if you wish, of course.... We ask, Masses. Women of the parish 12:30 p.m. of ST. ROSE OF LIMA Guild most of all, that you pray for your child, for at 11 a.m., Monday, Nov. 10 at will meet at 7:30 p.m., Monday, * * * your 'adopted' will be praying for you, with Nov. 10 in the church. Bike riding has been the Miami Shores Community Center, Park Dr. and NE 96 St. love.... The coupon below needs merely your * * * scheduled by the CATHOLIC OUR LADY QUEEN OF ALUMNI CLUB of Miami for * * * name and address. Mail it now with your initial MARTYRS Women's Club Saturday, Nov. 8, when LITTLE FLOWER Holy gift of $14. It's an easy way to start another meets at 8 p.m., Monday, Nov. members will meet at 3043 Name Society, Coral Gables, family. 10 in the parish cafeteria. Grand Ave., Coconut Grove, at will observe a Corporate Program will include "John 1 p.m. For reservations call 858- Communion during the 8 a.m. WAR'S In the Near East, war's worst victims are chil- Robert Powers Total Look" 0600. The club will sponsor a Mass Sunday, Nov. 9. Guest WORST dren who are struck dumb by fear, blinded for during which grooming, make- fishing trip aboard the speaker at the breakfast which VICTIMS life, or missing an arm or leg. We can help up, and general appearance will "Popeye" at 8 p.m. Saturday, will follow is Sir Etienne them if you give us the means. Send your $1, be discussed. All women in the Nov. 15. Reservations at 891- Dupuch, editor of the Tribune, $5, $10 gift. parish are invited. The club will 6186 close on Thursday, Nov. Nassau, Bahamas, who will REST Our missionary priests, who receive no other sponsor a Country Western discuss the "Story of the income, will offer promptly the Masses .you re- Bahama Missionaries." All IN dance and auction at -8 p.m., quest for your deceased. .. . Write us now. Forever Young Club of ST. parishioners are invited to PEACE Friday, Nov. 14 in the cafeteria. Your offerings will help the deserving poor. JAMES parish meets at 2 attend. p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 12, for * * * WILL It's never too late to remember children in your ">ade County a square dance. Jack Lasky, A Corporate Communion POWER will. The Holy Father knows where children are A garage and plant sale professional caller will be will be observed by members of the neediest. Simply tell your lawyer our legal under the auspices of BARRY present and guests are invited. the PATRICIAN CLUB of St. title: CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION. COLLEGE Alumni Assn. Those needing transportation Patrick parish, Miami Beach, should call 688-4236 or 685-during the 10:30 a.m. Mass, CY begins at 9 a.m., Saturday, 1852. Nov. 8 in Weber Hall on the Sunday, Nov. 9. Dear ENCLOSED PLEASE FIND $. Miami Shores campus, 11300 * * * * * * Monsignor Nolan: NE Second Ave... LEGION OF MARY Saleable items are being FOR_ members will participate in a collected by ST. VINCENT DE * * * retreat at the Dominican Please NAME_ PAUL Ladies Auxiliary for a return coupon HOLY FAMILY parish Retreat House, Kendall, Nov. garage sale on the church with your STREET. will Conduct a campaign to 21-23. Reservations must be grounds on Saturday, Nov. 15. offering replenish the parish blood bank made no later than Nov. 10Those wishing to donate should CITY_ _STATE. _ZIPCODE_ on Sunday, Nov. 9 in the parish Retreat master will be Father leave items at the rectory, THE CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION hall, 14500 NE 11 Ave., North John A. Cantwell. 2000 NW 103 St. Miami, after the Masses. * * * MAKE IT LOOK LIKE NEW! Gold, Silver, Brass, Copper, NEAR EAST A luncheon and fashion Chrome, Nickel sb with a "Black and White" Electroplating and Antiquing MISSIONS th i will be sponsored by ST. Distinctive Finishes TERENCE CARDINAL COOKE, President ROSE OF LIMA Mothers Club MSGR. JOHN G. NOLAN, National Secretary at 11 a.m., Tuesday, Nov. 18 at PAN-AM Write: CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOC. La Gorce Country Club. PLATING CORP. 1011 First Avenue • New York, N.Y. 10022 98 N.E. 73 Street Telephone: 212/826-1480 Reservations must be made by ARNOLD TOBY calling 751-6445 or 895-3727. 757-6621 - 757-3316 * * * Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, November 7,1975 / Page 19 Reviewing curriculum guidelines for the Biscayne College baccalaureate degree program in Sports Management are (left) Al Twitchell, new Director of the Volleyball meet Sun Division of Sports Ad- ministration, and (right) Don Shula, Dolphin Head Coach. This unusual four-year course homecomers happy of studies prepares for careers in professional, collegiate, By GEORGE FORNASH secondary school, or recreational sports. Eight volleyball teams representing four divisions of the Catholic Athletic League meet in a Cross Section Tour- nament Sunday, Nov. 16 at St. Rose Gym, 418 NE 105 St., Miami Shores. Divisional champs from West Palm Beach, Broward and Dade will furnish the competition beginning at noon. MANY THINK this brand of volleyball is not on a par Retreats, food, cor washes with the local high schools due to the lack of Varsity and J.V. players, but I assure you the quality of play and coaching could compete with any league in this age bracket. For confirmation of this statement, drop in on the tour- interest Archdiocese youths nament and see for yourselves. By ELAINE SCHENK 8725 SW 32nd St., at 8 p.m. Siena Parish, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Oh, by the way, coaches, now that the season has ended • Calling all Catholic Call Bill Foti at 221-9207 for or at St. John Bosco Parish on and would not conflict with any high school association rules, Scouts! The first overnight more info. Sunday, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. why not challenge the winners if you dare? Girl Scout Retreat has ten- • Pizza ! Holy Spirit CYO Support the CYO and "el grupo Meanwhile, in the C.A.L. 8th Grade Basketball com- tatively been set for Nov. 22-23 in Lantana plans a pizza party juvenil." petition—pre-season play does not alway tell the tale but in at 9360 SW 164 St. in South (mamma mia ! ) after the • Catholic Young Adults, this instance it looks like the Holy Family team could repeat Miami. The annual Boy Scout general meeting Sunday, 7:30 are you aware of the club for last years honors by going undefeated. In three games of Retreat is tentatively scheduled p.m. in the Parish Hall. your age group at St. Rose of pre-season play, Holy Family easily ran over all opposition. for Jan. 16-18 at St. Vincent de • As long as we're talking Lima Parish? They're going to Paul Major Seminary in about food, why don't we do Disneyworld this weekend. If • * * Boynton Beach. Be in touch something about it? You know you're interested in such a club, some people can't distinguish it meets in the school cafeteria BILL CAPEECE made sure Chaminade High School Your Corner Thanksgiving Day from any the second and fourth Sundays had a very happy homecoming last weekend. The Lions' other day of the year . . . But of each month at 7:30 p.m. running back was a one-man wrecking crew in leading with the Youth Activities the CYO-ers of St. Rose of Lima Thanksgiving and Christmas Chaminade to a 37-14 romp over St. Thomas Aquinas High. Office for firm dates, ap- Parish are placing baskets at projects are in the making now; Capeece rushed for 163 yards and three touchdowns, plications, and other info: 757- the doors of the school cafeteria drop in on the next meeting kicked four extra points and added a field goal. He personally 6241 (Dade), 525-5157 (Ft. for a canned goods collection on and see what other young accounted for 25 points. The victory was doubly sweet for the Laud.), or 833-1951 (Palm Sundays preceding people are up to. Lions. It was their first win of the year and they picked Beach). Thanksgiving. The food will be Homecoming to do it. Aquinas drops to 6-2. delivered to needy families for • Weekend reminders: A. Another team getting a rare taste of sweet victory was All Catholic Boy Scouts C. E. sock hop Saturday in St. interested in the Ad Altare Dei their Turkey Day. Curley High. The Knights won their second game of the year • Get your car doused and Clare Parish Hall . . . Youth and in doing so knocked LaSalle from the ranks of the un- or Pope Pius XII emblems, are leadership training program at invited to attend a question and dried this weekend — you've beaten. got two opportunities: St. Edward Parish Sat. and JIM LAWSONgave Curley the early lead by throwing answer session this Saturday, Sun., 9-5. Adult advisors meet Nov. 8, at St. Brendan Church, Saturday at St. Catherine of an 81-yard TD bomb to John Patnik. However it was the Sunday, 1-5 p.m. Royals leading 12-6 in the fourth quarter when Lawson produced again. He scored on two short touchdown runs and the Knights' defense held. Curley amassed 300 years offense Why does He let it happen? against the respected LaSalle defense. Answering your questions eye-opening experience. We we can think too much of Another team that had to rally for victory was is Father Richard Sudlik, don't usually get to see children ourselves and become very self Columbus High. They did it in grand fashion, overcoming a O.M.I. Address letters to who are that helpless. I'm sure centered. But when we are 20-7 Southwest High lead in the fourth quarter and rolling to him c/o "Straight Talk," it shook you up a bit. But I'm confronted with those who are a 28-19 win over the eagles. Quarterback Lew Pagley and The Voice, P. 0. Box very glad that after that ex- so in need we are called upon to running back Mike Reilly supplied the offensive punch when 381059, Miami, Fla. 33138 perience you can still say that show a great amount of the Explorers needed it. Dear Father, you know God is good. That generosity. We have to give of It was a happy week for Belen as they too, like A few days ago I went to a takes a lot of faith. It is easy to ourselves. Some of the most Chaminade, notched their first win of the year, a 16-0 victory home for retarded children to believe in the goodness of God beautiful people I have ever over St. Andrews of Boca Raton. Belen was sparked by their volunteer my help with the when everything is beautiful met were those who found tough defense which scored one touchdown on a fumble kids. It was so sad. These kids and healthy. I think God at hardship in their lives and recovery and kept St. Andrews off the Scoreboard. couldn't do anything for times allows pain and suffering overcame through love. With a few seconds remaining on the clock, it looked lik themselves. I know that God is to give us the opportunity to Why does God allow these Pace and Cardinal Gibbons were headed for a tiebreaker wLv. good but I can't understand profess our faith in Him when it things? I can't say for certain. the score at 6-6. Pace's only win this season came on a why He would let these terrible isn't easy. But if you have tried to un- tiebreaker against Curley. But this time the Spartans never things happen? Jeff derstand God and yourself got that far. Gibbons' Fran Schmoldt kicked a 28-yard field I hope you can also see this more because of your ex- goal with seven seconds remaining in regulation time to give situation as an opportunity to perience, that might be the the Redskins a 9-6 victory. Gibbons' record is now 3-5, while Dear Jeff, Pace is 1-7. I am sure that you had an grow as a person. Many times reason.

Father Dave Punch was a man of the world.

Father Dave Punch is one of those As a young Marine Dave Punch "I never really appreciated the Come consult with the Director busy men to whom they keep giv- was wounded on Guadalcanal. As church until I became a priest," of Vocations, 6301 Biscayne Blvd. ing more jobs. He's pastor of St. a State Department official he Father Punch says. "Now I see Miami 33138. Call 757-6241 first. Clement's, Fort Lauderdale, and travelled the world implementing its relevance. It's part of the If you've been thinking it's a director of the Archdiocesan economic assistance programs. world." small world, wait till you see how Commission on Aging. He came late to the priesthood. How relevant is it to you? big God's world really is.

The Miami Archdiocesan Priest. God knows what he does for a living.

Page 20 / Miami, Florida7 THE VOICE / Friday, November 7,1975 youtfY Miami group active at CYO convention Peggy Moran of the Arch- with a communal Penance Miami dele diocese of Miami won re- Service and Masses held for MGPAtV.A - election to the Executive each region in the country. f/IWf\^|?N -H gation, in- Council of the National CYO Saturday was the day for f Federation at their convention the big elections. eluding Msgr. in San Antonio last week. IN THE afternoon, a panel - . , . William Dever This marked the third headed by Bishop John .••* _„— • A. (far right) consecutive national con- Cummins, Auxiliary Bishop of campaigned for vention at which a represen- Sacramento, listened to the local delegate tative of the Archdiocese of suggestions that came forth f J^kZ!& Pe99V Moran, Miami was voted to the Board. from the action workships on who won re- SIXTY delegates from the the six topics. election to the Archdiocese of Miami attended That evening was the Gold national CYO the convention, which saw Ticket Banquet, which, to focus board. nearly 3,000 teens and adults concern on those millions who from across the country, suffer hunger because of the Canada and Mexico come food shortage, was a "hunger together to share and to learn. meal." Only half of the The participants were delegates were served meals treated to inspiring per- and they shared with those formances the first night. First next to them. The money saved was a presentation of song, will go to help the world food dance and slides on the crisis. Miss Jane Blewett of the Bicentennial by youth from the Center of Concern, a group in Dioceses of Cincinnati and Washington, D.C., which Buffalo. Following that was a focuses on issues of social performance by the Dameans, a justice, presented the banquet group of four priests from address. She eloquently Louisiana who have been brought home to the delegates writing and sharing their the fact that while social feelings in song since their programs around in the world, seminary days. hope is still a strong force, and Everyone joined in singing today's teenagers are those along with many of the popular that can turn this hope into religious folk numbers. By the constructive action in the end of the first night, everyone future. felt no more as strangers in a Singer Vikki Carr was the crowd, but as part of a building recipient of the "For God and Joining the other candidates for national board positions panel discussion was community. Youth" Award. Miss Carr, Miami delegate Peggy Moran. THE NEXT day, the always mindful of her own participants hungrily con- beginnings as a Mexican- need to be addressed by today's were enthusiastic. to develop leadership and sumed ideas and thoughts American youth, has youth acting with the power of "The high point was all the channel this talent in the right presented in numerous established a scholarship fund God's love. enthusiasm and goodwill direction," she said. workshops dealing with such that in the past four years has The Mass concluded with shared," Stu Dornan of St. St. Louis CYO adviser topics as women in today's enabled over 50 Mexican- hands clasped together and Vincent parish commented. Magge Bleser commented on world, responsibilities in aAmerican youths to attend 3,000 voices raised to the Battle the "constant love and community, future planning, college who otherwise would be Hymn of the Republic. Many "Listening to the youth of friendship felt throughout the relating to people through unable to do so. new friends across the country the nation share similar feelings Miami group," and one of the music, active liturgy in- THE HIGHLIGHT of the were made and although tears and make new friends" CYO members remarked on the volvement, career planning, convention was the closing of joy and sadness marked the impressed Sister Pat McManus "closeness shared by everyone! social justice, prayer, Mass Sunday morning. It end of the convention, the from Immaculate Conception God's greatest commandment, leadership, schools, parent-teen brought together all the friendships and fond parish. "Teenagers have 'to love one another,' was relationships and youth delegates who in three days remembrances will not end. leadership and so much to greatly exemplified by all ministry. In addition, the developed a community of Whether from Miami or give —there are so many ways involved." afternoon saw youth come young people united by a Maine, San Francisco or together to formulate concrete common bond and common Memphis, Texas or Canada, for ?estions to present to the purpose. Bishop Rene H. four days 3,000 people were as L..shops' Bicentennial Hearings Gracida, former Auxiliary one. in the areas of Family, Rights Bishop of Miami and now REACTIONS of those DO YOU HAVE USABLE of Personhood, Ministry, Bishop of Pensacola Tal- attending from South Florida Schools, Human Environment lahassee, delivered the homily. * Furniture * Appliances * Clothing * Rugs and Christian Witness. He called all the youth to * Bedding * Shoes Following a chance to action, reminding them of the What does it take to be a or other miscellaneous items! listen to all the candidates who resolutions set forth by Little Brother of the Good were running for National delegates to the National HELP US TO HELP OTHERS Council speak, a Halloween Convention four years ago and Shepherd? We have oper- Dance gave the teens a chance saying that the problems faced ated Camillus House, I CALL US FOR PICKUP to unwind. The evening ended then are still present today and Miami, Florida for the past 15 Years, Feeding, MIAMI Clothing and sheltering 801 N. MIAMI AVE. Thousands of poor men. W. PALM BEACH 373-3856 Coral Gabtes ft WRITE: BROTHERMATHIAS 2560 WESTGATE AVE. 425 PERRINE AVE. PERRINE Fort Lavctontele P.O. BOX 389 & 538 24 .ST. ALBUQUERQUE, FT. LAUDERDALE NEW MEXICO 87103 37 years same N.W. PALM BEACH 513 W. BROWARD BLVD ownership- management. 686-1220 who has been 524-0716 caring for Christ's, PHONE: 7134 Abbot Avenue 866-3131 poor and needy for Sixty Years. Society of St. Vincent de Paul Miami Beach, Florida 33141 ;LIP AND SAVE•—»•-«•—M# Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, November 7,1975 / Page 21 "You form a building which rises on the foundation of the apostles and prophets, with Jesus Christ himself as the capstone . . ." — Ephesians

Reading I, I Kgs. 8:22-23, 27-30 Reading II, Eph. 2: 19-22 Gospel Mt. 5:23-24 Be at peace with brother before worship

(Sunday's Readings as in- and its relationship to our daily lives. terpreted by an Archdiocese priest). The Church has to be a visible By FATHER GUSTAVO symbol of the message of Christ it MIYARES preaches. We are the Church and Saint John Bosco Parish when we gather to celebrate the As we sit in Church this Sunday Eucharist we must bring our lives it might do us some good to ask into the celebration. ourselves a few questions. Worship and life cannot be Are we really with the separated, less we become like the celebration, or are we wondering Pharisees who only fulfilled the law about the person that took our outwardly. parking space just before we arrived? As Christ tells us in the verses Are we paying too much at- preceding the Gospel, our love tention to the person sitting in front mercy and compassion have to or behind us? We probably think surpass the mere requirements of the they have a terrible voice, and old law. We, as Christians, are ex- wonder how we could stop their pected to do more. We have to love singing. more deeply, show greater com- And what about all the things passion, mercy and forgiveness. we still have to do. If at least we Church buildings are important could leave the Church without in so far as they provide us with a having to stop to say hello to place where we can celebrate our FATHER MIYARES anyone ... daily living, and where we can share We may find these things trivial, with one another the mercy and Like the early Christians we yet these are the things that too often compassion we have shown to our must be known for the love and crowd our minds while our bodies brothers. concern we have for one another. outwardly try to praise the Lord. Our sharing of the Body of It is then that our Sunday Today's Gospel addresses itself to Christ is then a true sign of the unity celebration of the Eucharist will be a these trivial questions when it tells that prevails in our community. true sign of our being Christian. us to be at peace with our brother before coming to worship. It's a Gospel that reminds us of Find your own spirituality the importance of Christian worship

By REV. JOHN T. CATOIR spiritual leaders, but you ought cepted a lie, and is in need of Prayer is not necessarily not presume that the Lord is help. For instance, a person one particular thing. Millions of leading you in the same way He may have done a few bad things Prayer of the Faithful j_^ people have subscribed to led them. You are different, and in their life, and still be a good different forms of prayer, and you are beautiful in your own person. But he or she may have all of them pray. If there could distinctive way. Try not to a damaged self-image. A poor be one definition of prayer, copy anyone. Copying loses self-concept is only an opinion. 32ND SUNDAY OF THE YEAR perhaps the best one would be freshness, originality and It is not a fact. Serious sins Nov. 9,1975 this: prayer is living with God. spontaneity. You must be may have been committed, but Celebrant: Father, we have come from our homes and Spirituality is responding to yourself, and if you fail to be once repented, the past shou' our jobs to meet You here. We have gathered in your Temple, God from moment to moment. yourself, you become a not affect your present opinSt - in our church. Please listen, now, as we search our hearts for counterfeit of someone else. of yourself. The fact that you our needs. Think about that. If spirituality is responding to Now being yourself is not have failed at times has no Lector: The response will be: Father, hear our prayer. God in a personal way from so easy. Anyone even slightly bearing on the fact that you are Lector: That we may give our worship of God meaning moment to moment, then familiar with the study of a creature of love and joy, the by putting His Gospel to work in our lives, we pray: spirituality is a unique ex- psychology knows that our fruit of God's goodness. He PEOPLE: Father, hear our prayer. perience. The spiritual life of a conscious awareness of self is made the world and all the Lector: That political prisioners may not lose the hope person can never be exactly only the tip of the iceberg. We creatures in it, and He saw that of returning home to their loved ones, we pray: duplicated. Some people who have deep unconscious drives it was good. PEOPLE: Father, hear our prayer. follow the saints have tried which are also part ot "self." So Lector: That we may learn to love each member of simply to copy their unique it is not simply a matter of The opinion you have of God's family and fill them with joy and with peace, we pray: response to God and they have telling someone they ought to yourself is all important in the PEOPLE: Father, hear our prayer. failed because of it. We cannot have a good opinion of spiritual life, and you must Lector That we may place ourselves in the presence of copy. We can only live our own themselves. They won't be able block those negative opinions God by spending some quiet time with Him in prayer, we personal life with God. to have a good opinion of which distort your own reality. pray: In a certain sense there is themselves if down deep they PEOPLE: Father, hear our prayer. no such thing a Franciscan or have an unconscious loathing of No one who has been damaged Lector: That we may all grant the right of life to all Dominican spirituality; or any their sexuality or their spirit of by his parents or teachers, or unborn children so they may have the chance to know the other kind of spirituality. St. self-assertion. Nevertheless, the himself, ("You're no good," beauty of God and the splendor of creation, we pray: Francis didn't follow Fran- foundation of the spiritual life "You'll never amount PEOPLE: Father, hear our prayer. ciscan spirituality; he was is a well-formed self-concept. anything") can hope to Celebrant: Father, we are your Church, we are your Francis. St. Dominic wasn't a The greatest thing you can "spiritual" until they learn to people. Help us to support one another in this life, by our Dominican; he was Dominic. do for yourself or others is to love and respect themselves. presence, by our patience and by our care. We ask this and all Each followed the Lord in their help them see their own inner Certainly they can't do it by things through Jesus, your Son. own beautiful way. goodness. Anyone who believes attempting to become a copy of PEOPLE: Amen. You can admire these great they are "no good" has ac- St. Francis, or any other saint. Page 22 /Miami, Florida/THE VOICE/Friday, November?, 1975 At Saint Martin dePorres People made the place By ARACELI CANTERO Voice Staff Writer JENSEN BEACH- People make the place," so the saying goes, and that is the to look at the local community way it is at Saint Martin Parish and to its needs. It constantly here. carries on a program of family "We are a small com- and hospital visitation, it seeks munity of some 600 families, to comfort the sick and it also and there is an almost natural provides transportation for the sense of belonging," says the elderly and those in need, as the pastor, Father Michael P. pastor explained. Several generations come Sullivan. Still without a building of together at St. Martin for the "Since Jensen is itself a its own, St. Martin became the Sunday celebration. While small place, there are less fourth parish in Martin County parents participate in the distractions from the outside, in 1973, and when completed its Liturgy, small kids play in the and we all have more time for church building will be the nursery (above). parish activities," he adds. Archdiocese's northenmost After the family Mass, everyone "I LOVE IT," says Carol parish. gets a chance to greet the pastor Tschudi as she gathers books PARISHIONERS now (below) while older kids receive and crayons lying on the small gather for worship, at the religious instruction. desks of her first graders. She chapel of what was formerly teaches CCD after the 9 a.m. Saint Joseph's College in "Family" Mass on Sunday and Jensen (now Florida Institute feels really at home in a small of Technology), where for parish community like Saint several hours on Sundays, the Martin. small college buildings are "There is more personal invaded by children of all ages, contact this way, and more and not only children, but things seem to be going on for parents and old folks as well, us," she adds. for there is always something Michael Tschudi serves as for everyone. cantor at all the Masses. He The program starts every does it because he likes Sunday after the Family singing but he also knows that Mass when children present "every congregation needs a at the Liturgy, are solemnly leader." dismissed to their classes, Formerly a newspaperman before the final blessing. with the Palm Beach Post, Regular Scripture courses Mike had to interview Father for the adults, are also held at Sullivan on the establishment this time under Father Gerald of the parish. Being one of his Morris, faculty member at parishioners, he now works Saint Vincent de Paul closely with him and with the Seminary, who helps at St. Parish Liturgical Committee in Martin during the weekends. charge of the improvement of all parish worship. The high school program is HE BELIEVESthe pastor led by a team of college is responsible for the unity that students, under close super- Father Sullivan firmly persons with exists in the community. "He vision and with the in- believes that the Liturgy is comes. e takes the first steps in projects, volvement of the pastor. expressive of the life of the As the pastor says, "in a Funeral rPome and then lets others take over WHILE CHILDREN and parish. building of our own we will be the responsibility, but he is grown ups attend religious "We are grateful," he says, better able to open our doors to RON E. BECKER always there," the cantor instruction, Father Sullivan, "but so far we have been guests the needy and expand our Funeral Director explained. Father Morris and some 30 of the place where we have programs. In branching out we "It's a challenge," Father men, weekly hold a choir gathered for worship. We will be better able to "let our Phone: practice, under the direction of Sullivan comments. "We are a cannot expect to remain forever light shine before men ..." (305) 428-1444 young community quickly Tom Wise. as guests. The growing needs of And until then, at Saint grown into a family and we "Its but one step in thethe community require space Martin "it's the people who 1444 S. Federal Hwy. don't want to become self- development of our music for activities beyond the make the place." DEERFIELD BEACH serving. program," the pastor com- Sunday celebration." "There is nothing wrong ments. "Good music is an Consultation with ar- •"ith that," he quickly adds, obvious help in developing a chitects is already under way ut we have to look beyond prayerful community. It for a multi-purpose building "SACRED TRUST* ourselves into the community contributes to a liturgical which would suit the needs of experience that speaks to the this parish mainly composed of we try to serve." whole person, and is in itself part-time winter residents, That is why he considers prayer. retired folks and working the "the good works" parish JOHNSON / FOSTER committee at the heart of FUNERAL HOME, INC. everything. FUNERAL HOMES | Formed right at the start, FT. LAUDERDALE | 1650 HARRISON ST. - HOLLYWOOD, FLA. - Phone: WA2-7511 this 15 member group has tried DANH.FAIRCHILD-L.F.D. \ = 299 N. FEDERAL HWY. ESTABLISHED 1930 3501 w. BROWARD BLVD. I = 763-44K8 581-61M f Falpk aillllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIinilllHIIIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlA PLANTATION FUNERAL HOME fiiMLnl tin in FUNERAL DIRECTOR: CARL F. SLADE Thomas A. Ralph HIALEAH PALM SPRINGS B4RD ROAD Funeral Director 800 Palm Ave. 1325 W. 49th St. 8231 Bird Rd. Tel: 888-3433 Tel: 822-3081 'Tel: 226-1811 HOLLYWOOD'S OLDEST . MOST CONSIDERED rusi'RAi. HOSU-S Phone: 587-6888 R. JAY KRAEER FUNERAL HOME Paul Cooper Active Member of Little Flower Parish 1 7001 N.W. 4th St. Catholic 140 So. DIXIE HIGHWAY 1 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Fort Lauderdale Pompano Beach Sample Road Deerfield Beach Margate Funeral Director HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA 565-5591 941-4111 946-2900 399-5544 972-7340 PHONE: 923-6565 R. 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Page 24 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, November 7,1975 **:*• '*?'•"-'"..* ' "Por los Caminos de Dios" tempranito los domingos Durante mas de cinco afios el Padre Jose' Luis Hernando ha '.efrdn y nuestra acudido a su cita semanal con la radio. Sin conocerle quizas, miles de oyentes se han acostumbrado comunidad a despertar, la mafiana del Por el REV. JOSE P. NICKSE domingo, con su mensaje de En aquel tiempo se acercaba la Pascua de los judios y alegria y esperanza. Jesus subid a Jerusalem. Y encontrd en el templo a los "Quisiera que los oyentes se vendedores de bueyes, ovejas y palomas, y a los acostumbraran a descubrir a camblstas sent ados; y, haciendo un azote de cordeles, Jesus como compafiero de los echo a todos del templo; y a los cambistas les camino," dice el Padre al esparcid las monedas y les volcd las mesas; y a los describir la finalidad de este que vendian palomas les dijo: "Quiten esto de aqui; programa radiado por WQBA los no conviertan en un mercado la casa de mi Padre." domingos a las 8 de la mafiana. Todas las semanas, con la ayuda de Manuel Mufioz Replso, locutor de Juan 2:13-22 "Empezamos con la musica del la Cubanfsima, el Padre Jose Luis Hernando se dlrlge a miles de "Peregrino de Emaus" que sirve personas en su programa,"Los Camlnos de Dios." Este domingo celebramos la dedicacion de San Juan de pequefia meditacidn, y de Letran, catedral de Roma. El emperador Cons- despues se trata un tema tantino la fundo en el siglo IV, durante el papado de especifico que concluye con un como una brujula que orienta el agradecimiento de aquellos Silvestre I. Su primer nombre fue: La Basilica del rato de musica en la misma linea. caminar. de cada dia." lugares. Salvador. "Tambten hay tiempo para Despu6s de mis de cinco Este programa de 15 afios, a la escucha ya todos Esta celebracion primeramente nos recuerda la lanzar algunas ideas, durante un minutos, titulado "Los caminos universalidad y unidad de la Iglesia Catolica. Desde los corto espacio que llamamos reconocen la voz que 'tiempo para pensar'," dice el de Dios" tiene oyentes desde semanalmente despide a cada primeros dias del cristianismo los cristianos han visto a padre. Belle Glade y West Palm Beach uno con el mismo consejo, "OjalS Roma como centro de fe y corazon palpitante de la hasta la parte sur de la Florida, que tu caminar por la vida, Iglesia. "En realidad es solo una pues de vez en cuando el Padre coincida con los caminos de Roma es la encrucijada de nuestra fe. sencilla orientaci6n, algo asi Hernando recibe cartas de Dios." En este Ano Santo millones de peregrinos han visitado la Roma milernaria para honrar la memoria de los apostoles Pedro y Pablo y elevar una oracion al cielo ante sus tumbas. Nuestro mundo Peregrinos de todas partes del mundo han visitado Roma con una esperanza: ver y escuchar al sucesor de Pedro. La celebracion de la Basilica de Letran nos recuerda que somos una iglesia universal y que todos ^Hasta cuando el exterminio? formamos el Cuerpo de Cristo. ciliacion entre los argentinos, personas—policias, soldados, El linico valor de la estructura exterior de una En Argentina... como hijos de Dios y her- estudiantes, campesinos, y un iglesia es la fe, la esperanza y el amor que vivan sus manos entre si? ... La diputado — victimas de feligreses. La Basilica de Letran nos recuerda la larga —Ante el creciente violencia es anticristiana." atentados y balaceras o por historia de nuestra Iglesia Catolica y nos lanza una numero de muertos—ya pa- disputas de tierras o por interrogante: iestamos viviendo nuestra fe a plenitud? san de 540 este afio—vfctimas conflictos politicos. El Cada cristiano es una celula viva en la unidad de la violencia entre guerrillas ...y en El Salvador presidente coronel Arturo A. organica que es la Iglesia. Cuando un cristiano f alia en y el ej6rcito o la policia, Molina dice que son los su compromiso de fe, sufre la Iglesia universal. Todos los obispos de Argentina —Los obispos de El comunistas y sus aliados los somos piedras vivas en el templo de Dios. repitieron su invitacidn a la Salvador han pedido que se instigadores, pero varios paz, diciendo: "iHasta detenga la ola de violencia, clerigos y lideres campesinos En medio de tanta confusion y tanta violencia en cuando va a durar esta guerra que "nos hace retroceder a la atribuyen los brotes a la in- nuestro Miami, tenemos que dar un testimonio claro y de exterminio? iEs que no ley de la selva." Desde justicia social en que viven la firme de Cristo. Tenemos que ser y hacer Iglesia. hay un camino de recon- noviembre han muerto 33 mayor!a de los salvadorefios. Por eso, al recordar este domingo la dedicacion de San Juan de Letran en Roma, debemos examinar nuestra comunidad de Iglesia y renovar nuestro com- Sakharov y la amenaza nuclear One porno: promiso con el evangelio de Cristo. Este Ano Santo en afio de renovacibn y reconciliacion. Que nuestra Iglesia —Radio Vaticana alabb los esfuerzos del hombre de ciencia ruso Andrei Sakharov, inventor de la bomba at6mica en su patria, pecado colectivo sea simbolo de fe y fraternidad ante la humanidad. por sus campafias en favor de que esta arma de guerra se prohiba. Sakharov, quien acaba de recibir el Premio Nobel de la Paz, en —El obispo de Rennes opinion de la Radio, "mejor que nadie conoce y mide la tremenda Francia, cardenal Paul ORACION DE LOS FIELES amenaza de las armas nucleares," cuya amenaza sobre la Gouyon, declaro que asistir a humanidad jamas podra contribuir "a la causa de la verdadera cines que exhiben peliculas DEDICACION DE LA BASILICA paz." pornograficas es un "pecado DE SAN JUAN DE LETRAN colectivo" que contribuye a Novlembre 9 de 1975 —Un estudio de la Academia Nacional de Cienclas sobre los "la degradacion moral" de la CELEBRANTE: Padre, nos reunimos en nombre de Cristo en la efectos mundiales de estallidos at6micos, afirma que tanto sociedad y los individuos, pues iglesia. Como familia parroquial, nos reunioms en Tu casa para darte naciones beligerantes como neutrales sufririan por generaciones el precio de su entrada gracias por tus muchas bendiciones, escucha con amor paternal las sus destructives efectos en la atm6sfera, la vegetaclbn, la vida "enriquece y alienta" a los peticiones de tus hijos. animal y humana, y ciertas zonas climat£ricas. Por ejemplo, cita promotores de la pornografia. LECTOR: La respuesta de hoy ser£: Padre, escucha nuestra que la destruccion de los cultivos de granos en Canada y Estados "Esta no avanza sino por los oraci6n. Que nuestra celebraci6n de la Eucaristia nos lleva a vivir el Unidos causaria una peste de hambruna en muchos otros pueblos, millones que la mantienen." evangelio dia a dia, oremos al Sefior. sin contar los efectos inmediatos del panico ante otras posibles PUEBLO: Padre, escucha nuestra oracidn. consecuencias de los estallidos: tras la masacre, los estratos de LECTOR: Por los que sufren prisidn por luchar por'la libertad, ozono que protegen de las radiaciones daninas del sol quedarian para que no pierdan la esperanza de la liberacibn, oremos al Sefior. destruidos en gran parte, aumentarian los defectos gen£ticos en los otro colectivo: PUEBLO: Padre, escucha nuestra oraci6n. nacimientos por generaciones, asi como el cancer de la piel, da nos LECTOR: Para que nuestra familia parroquial crezca en amor a la agricultura de naciones distantes, prolongados por 20 o 30 afios. Transito fraternal, oremos al Sefior. "Es lo que deben contemplar cuidadosamente los gobiernos que PUEBLO: Padre, escucha nuestra oracidn. hoy poseen armas atdmicas," dice el estudio. descuidado LECTOR: Para que en este Ano Santo renovemos nuestra vida de oracidn recordando siempre la presencia de Dios en nuestras vidas, Optimismo en las vocaciones —Los accidentes de oremos al Sefior. transito han causado mas PUEBLO: Padre, escucha nuestra oracidn. SAN ANTONIO, Texas—(NC)—Es posible que no disminuyan victimas que todas las guerras LECTOR: Para que los ninos que aun no han nacido puedan mas la vocaciones religiosas en este pais, opina Mons. John R. de este siglo, dice un articulo disfrutar del derecho a la vida, oremos al Sefior. Roach, arzobispo de St. Paul y Minneapolis, director de vocaciones de L'Osservatore della PUEBLO: Padre, escucha nuestra oraci6n. de la Conferencia Nacional de Obispos. Al citar la opini6n de Domenica: 25 millones de CELEBRANTE: Padre Santo, somos tu Iglesia. Ayiidanos con tu directores diocesanos de vocaciones, el prelado dijo que miraba al muertos por accidentes de gracia a seguir los pasos de Tu Hijo, Nuestro Sefior Jesucristo, quien futuro con esperanza; anuncib un estudio sobre el llamado al vehiculos, 23.5 millones por vive y reina por los siglos de los siglos. ministerio y la teologia de las vocaciones, como preludio a un guerras en todo el mundo. PUEBLO: Am<§n programa activo pro vocaciones religiosas en todo el pais. Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, November 7,1975 / Page 25 Josue Antes de analizar la en- trada del pueblo en la tierra de Cani, cuna original de Abraham y su descendencia, es importante considerar situacibn politica de la epoc; Politicamente todo estaba a favor de Israel. Hacia el Este, Babilonia iba aminorando su poder y Asiria no habia surgido como una potencia amenazante. El Imperio de Egipto in- clusive dejaba mucho que desear; y por lo tanto, su dominio sobre Siria y la tierra de Cani era infimo. Los habitantes nativos de esta tierra hubieran podido resistir al pueblo peregrino si hubieran estado unidos, pero no lo estaban. Por el contrario, se encontraban dispersos y distribuidos en estados pequenos, del tamafio de una aldea moderna. Eventualmente iban a ser oprimidos y dominados por alguna otra potencia. Por la costa del Mediterrineo, los Filistinos iban apoderindose de centros de fortaleza e iban cons- tituyendo una potencia bien organizada. La batalla de Jerico Esta era la situaci6n politica a la que se enfrentaba la estrategia de Josug con el pueblo. De inmediato era necesario capturar una serie de fortalezas, de las cuales la clave yacia en la fortaleza de Jeric6. El viaje hacia la tierra El Seflor perdona pero en la Josue llegaran a ver este ver la tierra prometida. Lleva a los Israelitas a la planicie de Con la ayuda de Yave, Josue sonada por el pueblo y mentalidad judia tambien momento tan ansiado. La tierra cruz6 el Jordin y por fin pudo prometida en la Alianza no castiga. Este es un concepto de seri de la nueva generaci6n, Moab, mis alii del Rio Jordin. Y es aqui donde les habla por pisar la tierra de sus an- result6 ser el exito esperado. En justicia y no de maldici6n. criada en el desierto y tepasados, la tierra que Jacob y muchas ocasiones el pueblo se Aquellos que se quej an de su alimentada por la promesa de ultima vez presentando ante sus vidas una opcion exacta y sus hijos habian abandonado quej6 amargamente por haber condici6n y resisten entrar en la Dios que Mois6s proclam6 hacia mis de 500 afios. Se en- perdido la seguridad en Egipto tierra prometida realmente no continuamente. decisiva que clamaba una respuesta de fe: contraba en la Tierra a pesar de la esclavitud: lo haran. Solamente Caleb y Moises mismo no Uegari a Prometida, pero el resto de la conquista no iba a ser ficil. "iPor que Yav6 nos lleva a esa Versidn por el Padre Juan Sosa "Ten en cuenta que yo pongo tierra? Nos van a matar y se hoy ante ti el bien y la vida por Esta batalla de Jeric6 se llevaran nuestros hijos y una parte, y por otra el mal y la encuentra en el libro de Josug mujeres. iNo seria mejor muerte. Si escuchas los man- que esti dividido casi exac- volver a Egipto?" Y se decfan damientos de Yave, tu Dios, que tamente en dos secciones unos a otros: 'Elijamos a un yo te prescribo hoy, si le amas, claras. Desde el capitulo 1 hasta jefe y volvamos a Egipto"' TIENES FE si sigues sus caminos y respetas el capitulo 12 el escritor sagrado . . . y le das gracias a Dips narra la invasi6n y la conquista (Numeros 14:3-4 Porque esa te da dimensidn a tu vida sus mandamientos, preceptos y Porque esa fe te ha ayudado en momentos de.prueba. leyes, viviras y te de la tierra de Cani, y desde el Porque esa te te compromete a amar y ayudar a tus hermanos. multiplicara's. Entonces Yave, capitulo 13 al 24 dicho escritor La peregrinaci6n del pueblo Pero. . . tu Dios, te bendeciri en la tierra hace un recuento de la de Israel fue una mezcla de que vas a poseer. Pero si tu distribuci6n de la tierra entre blasfemias y bendiciones. Mis corazon se desvfa y no escuchas las 12 tribus de Israel. de una vez se arrepentia el sino que te dejas arrastrar y te Josue' se establecio*, pues, pueblo de haberse marchado de &Conoces tu fe? postras ante otros dioses para en Gilgal, cerca de tres millas la tierra del Faraon; mis de servirles, yo declaro hoy que de Jeric6. Gracias^ a la in- una vez probaron su infidelidad pereceras sin remedio, No tervencibn de Yave esta for- ante el Dios que les salv6 de la cEstas firme en tus principios y tus convicciones? duraras largo tiempo en el pais taleza tan importante cedi6 al esclavitud; y mas de una vez La fe hay que madurarla y alimentarla para que sea que vas a ocupar al otro lado del paso de las fuerzas israelit?- Mois6s tuvo que interceder con sdlida ante los embatos del mundo. Jordan. quienes lograron conquistar el Sefior pidiendo perddn por su Pongo hoy por testigos frente a resto del territorio sin mayor pueblo: "Perdona, pues, el ustedes al cielo y a la tierra: te problem a. pecado de este pueblo con tu pongo delante la vida o la Bajo el liderazgo de Josue gran misericordia, como desde muerte, la bendicidn o la el pueblo de Israel sostiene Egipto hasta aqui lo has maldicion. entre sus manos la tierra que el soportado", (Numeros 14:19) Conoce tu fe: Escoge, pues, la vida para que Sefior habia prometido. Gilgal Es precisamente el perddn vivas tu y tu descendencia, se convirti6 en un centro concedido lo que asombra a amando a Yave, escuchando su religioso como recuerdo de Ahora * \fOfCE te otrece una serie de articulos aquel momento en que se cualquier espectador ajeno a la ('Know Your Faith'- Conoce Tu fe) en ingl6s y espa- voz, uniendote a El. En eso esta fe y a la alianza de Dios con los nol para que todos en la tarnilia y en la parroquia tu vida y la duracitin de tus dias, decidieron avanzar hacia hombres. El Seflor con- puedan compartir en el estudio de los puntos tunda- mientras habites en la tierra Jeric6. No obstante la conquista mentales de nuestra fe y crecer unidos en la viven- que Yave juro dar a tus padres, no habia terminado. Parte del tinuamente manifiesta su cia de nuestro ser cristiano. 'hesed,' su amor y su promesa Abraham, Isaac y Jacob." territorio aun pertenecia a de ayudar y apoyar al pueblo CONOCE TU FE (Deuteronomio 30:15-20) grupos de nativos. Con la que libertd. RECIBE LA VOZ EN TU HOGAR repartici6n de la tierra entre las A pesar de las explicaciones Despues de bendecir a las tribus de Israel y la muerte de de Josu6, el enviado por Moists CUPON ENTREGUE tribus y de imponer sus manos Josue comenzo a peligrar la ESTE CUPON unidad del pueblo. para investigar la tierra de ZZ QUIERO SUSCRIBIRME en Josue, escogido por Dios Cani, el pueblo se rinde al H YA ESTOY SUSCRITO. QUIERO RENOVAR Ml SUSCRIPCION ENSU para continuar esta misi6n, Mis que la posible miedo y al panico ante la in- PARROQUIA Moists observo al pueblo en debilidad politica que aconte seguridad del futuro. Saben que 0 REMITALO A marcha, descansd y fue en- a la muerte de Josu6, pelign NOMBRE terrado en Moab.-Durante 30 la fe del pueblo. Debido a la tienen que luchar por conseguir DIRECCION, The Voice, dias los Israelitas lloraron la el territorio. Les falta la fuerza CIUDAD variedad de creencias pseudo- P.O. Box 38-1059, muerte de Moists mientras suficiente para emprender esta ESTADO._ _.. ZIP CODE. religiosos entre los habitantes Miami, Fia. 33138 esperaban las instrucciones de de Cani, la fe pura y personal lucha; mis aun, les falta la U ACOMPANO S7.50 PARA RECIBIR VOICE 52 SEMANAS confianza y la fe en el Dios que Josu6 para Uegar a la tierra del pueblo hacia Yave comenzo les acompana. DREMITAIYMELACUENTA prometida. a decaer repetidamente.

Page 26 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, November 7,1975 r~ CINE GUI A Cien aflos de vida dan mucho de sf y Angelita de la Pezuela los ha aprovechado bien. No solo ha presenclado el paso de clnco papas, dos guerras mundiales.el invento del telefono y la Por ALBERTO CERDELLE SHAMPOO. A pesar de la lampara etectrica, sino que Angelita nacid antes de cantidad de talento envuelto en la Hitler y Charles Chaplin cuando aun no existfa ni la "BAMBI Y SUPERDAD". producci6n de esta pelicula - bicicleta ni el automtivil, y cuando aun se podia Este doble programs, de los Warren Beatty, Julie Christie, pasar la tarde tranquilamente sin escuchar la radio estudios de Walt Disney, es un Goldie Hawn, Lee Grant- que es o ver la television. oasis donde la familia puede una satira social sobre la d£cada disfrutar el fen6meno del '60 en Estados Unidos, todo Pero hay algo mas signiflcativo, y es que en su cinematografico desde uno de sus enmarcado en las operaciones de casa se hospedd un santo espafiol muy querido de fines: el sano entretenimiento. un sal6n de belleza, su resultado los cubanos, San Antonio Maria Claret. Es verdad que el cine debe y tiene final es defraudante. "Shampoo" Angelita no lo conocld perspnalmente, pues que ser mas que en- no esta s61o escaso de in- naci6 a los cinco aflos de su muerte, pero la tretenimiento; pero por^favor no teligencia; sino que carece de presencia y los ejemplos del santo se mantuvieron puede ser limitado solo a la agudeza, gusto, humanidad, siempre en el recuerdo de aquella familia, segun presentaci6n de sexo, violencia y energia y arte. Su protagonista la misma Angelita contents recientemente, con critic a social y politic a mal no tiene alma; sus amores son motivo de una pequena fiesta de cumpleafios dirigida, donde se le ha querido puras relaciones animales; sus celebrada en su honor, al cumplir 100 aflos. encerrar. Al menos los anteriores aventuras no tienen raz6n ni Angelita naci6 en Santiago de Cuba en 1875 y ingredientes son los que prim an emoci6n. Lo mas lamentable es lleva ya varios aflos en Miami, donde vive con sus en las peliculas que se proyectan la debilidad del guion debido a dos hijas, Lucilla y Emilia, en un sencillo apar- en los teatros dirigidos hacia la Robert Towne -cuyos excelentes tamento cerca de la parroquia de Epifany. comunidad latina. Cuando se trabajos en "Chinatown" y "El "marcan" las peliculas para Ultimo Detalle"- hacian esperar I estos cines, se dice que se exhibe una cosa mejor. lo que el piiblico pide; pero CLASIFICACION MORAL: C- tengan en cuenta que es el viejo Prohibida. circulo vicioso que mientras ma's Nuestra America se le envilezca el gusto a un ••• piiblico menos estaran capacitados, no solo para exigir Piden Voluntaries necesita tranquilidad buen cine, sino tambten para El departamento de salud y disfrutarlo. El cine no es solo rehabilitacibn del estado de la Por MANOLO REYES nuevos delitos internacionales y en diferentes latitudes del dinero y en este caso bastante Florida esti reclutando volun- convulsiones intestinas. Continente Americano, que hoy burdo. Los directores y tarios para poder servir mejor a El Continente Americano Todo espoleado por el odio lloran como ella, la perdida productores inteligentes -que han los residentes de los condados de esta necesitado de tranquilidad. entre hermanos. irreparable del hijo amado, existido y existen- son los que han Dade y Monroe. Si usted esta Los pueblos del Hemisferio Jamas la doctrina del amor asesinado por las balas traidas ligado el arte con la taquilla. interesado en trabajar con ninos, Occidental estan buscando fue enarbolada por Castro y sus por el odio entre hermanos. "Bambi" fue uno de los adultos, incapacitados, reclusos, afanosamente periodos de paz en jefes del comunismo in- iniciales proyectos de Walt etc., puede comunicarse con Mrs. los cuales desenvolverse mds y ternacional. America es un continente Disney, sobre todo en el color, Marie W. Poitier en ingl6s o con superar sus respectivos paises. S61o la revancha, la reserva nuevo y pujante que no necesita que sigue encantando, no s61o a Mrs. Margarita E. Seixas, en Es tiempo ya que muchos mental acumulada y de la entronizackin de pseudo- los nifios, sino tambieii a los espanol, al 642-7900 en dias millones de d61ares y pesos que multiplicada por aflos, la doctrinas foraneas a nuestras adultos por la pureza de su laborables. Se les ^informari podrian servir para combatir frustracion de los que quieren ser tierras para solucionar sus tecnica. "Superdad" es un film sobre el programa y a'reas de su efectivamente el analfabetismo, sin poder serlo, la venganza la problemas. interesante, aunque no de dibujos interns. la pobreza, las enfermedades, la ambicion desmedida de los que Claro que el Continente animados, pero envuelto en un Tambi6n pueden ofrecerse de escasez de alimentos y no valen por si solos y tienen que Americano tiene males . . . ambiente juvenil y con un voluntarios grupos de todas medicinas, presupuestos grandes buscar el apoyo de minorias males end^micos de siglos. Pero mensaje: en esta vida las cosas clases, clubs, fraternidades, etc. que podrian servir para llenas de recelos . . . han en la misma forma en que simples, que emergen mientras "Por favor, necesitamos de desarrollar nuevas y mejores desatado el Apocalipsis del odio llegaron a traves de aflos ... en tratamos de torcer los hechos a ustedes", expresa la Sra. Seixas. industrias , tengan que ser en ciertas capas del Hemisferio esa misma forma . . . tambten a nuestra conveniencia, son las que forzosamente distraidos en las Occidental. traves de periodos de paz y valen. ••• inversiones de seguridad. Y ello s61o trae por con-superaci6n . . . pueden ser PARA TODA LA FAMILIA Al Garrera de Bicicletas Y tiene que ser asi para que secuencia sangre, muerte, eliminados. "LA PANDILLA DE LAS las naciones no sucumban entre destruccidn, ruina, p6rdida de MUJERES AUDACES" (The El Club Ciclista de Coconut las garras de los hijos del mal. valores religiosos, espirituales y ESTABLECIDA EN Ml* Female Bunch). Int6rpretes: Lon Grove esta organizando dos Pero es que todo un Con- morales . . . un materialismo Chaney, Rus Tamblyn. Una carreras de bicicletas, una el tinente necesita un periodo de desenfrenado de vivir hoy nada IMPRENTA pelicula sobre una banda sabado 8 a las 6:30 a.m. en convalecencia, de armonia para mas . . . drogas ablandando la femenina del Oeste. Crueldad Rickembaker Causseway y otra poder mirar con tranquilidad voluntad de las juventudes ... el "MARESMA" orgia, desnudos y vulgaridad. Da el domingo 9 de noviembre, a las hacia el futuro de nuestros hijos aborto siendo legalizado . . . y pena ver actores como Rus 8 a.m. en el 'downtown' de . . . y los hijos de nuestros hijos. fundamentalmente, la violacWn 70 N. W. 22 Ave. - Miami, Fla. Tamblyn (7 Novias para Siete Coconut Grove. Los hispanos Hace mas de 15 aflos . . . de todos los derechos humanos al Hermanos, West Side Story) interesados en el ciclismo pueden alia en enero de 1959 . . . cuando desaparecer la libertad. Gran Surtido de Tarjetas para obtener mayor informaci6n Fidel Castro se rob6 el poder en envuelto en esto. Es que la libertad jamas Bodas, Bautizos, Comuniones, CLASIFICACION MORAL: llamando despugs de las 6 a.m. al Cuba, el Continente Americano nacid del odio. PROHIBIDA (c) 443-9631. entr6 en un curso de agitaci6n, Cuando el regimen nef asto de Cumpleafios, Recordatorios y Fidel Castro Ileg6 a gobernar a Cuba, cientos y miles de cubanos Misas. Impresionesal Relieve. fueron ejecutados en el ignominioso paredon. La TODA CLASE DE TRABAJOS dignisima madre cubana Ilor6 COMERCIALES Y SOCIALES sola su inmenso dolor. jY alerto'l Hoy, desafortunadamente, la AHDRRE TIEMPQ Y DINERD madre cubana no esta sola en su 'SU5: IMPREE5DS dolor. Hoy esU acaompanada en •IIIMOS tlMUNHTE K t I M. * < P.M. su dolor por dignisimas madres TELEFONO 642-7266

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Por GUSTAVO PENA MONTE durante dos o tres afios antes de lf Cuandp Enrique San Pedro enviarlo al pais se le entren6 abrazo la vocacion sacerdotal, especialmente para ese servicio. quiso hacerse misionero. Fue Estudi6 el idioma, la historia, la entrenado para trabajar en Viet cultura, las costumbres y las Nam y alii sirvio durante once tradiciones de ese pueblo. J6venes vietnamitas se acercan con devoc!6n a afios hasta que hace poco mas de Despues compartio con ellos recibir la comunidn durante la misa ofrecida por el un mes el nuevo regimen durante mas de una decada, Padre Enrique San Pedro, misionero jesuita cubano comunista lo expulso del pais con como profesor del Seminario que durante once a&os trabajd en Vietnam. todos los demas sacerdotes ex- tranjeros. Despues de once afios Tratado de Paris y se dejaba que gigante vecino, China, y teme a viviendo en Dalat, el Padre San el Norte violara todos los puntos sus ambiciones imperialistas. Pedro estaba plenamente Expulsado de ese tratado, mientras el Sur no Por siglos, aun antes de las identificado con el pueblo viet- tenia ya fuerzas para responder a ocupaciones francesa y japonesa, namita. Queria a Viet Nam y le de Vietnam, la agresion. Los ejercitos del Sur los vietnamitas han padecido la dolio la expulsion. Le dolia habian sido entrenados para influencia china sobre su tambien la situacion en que librar una guerra que al final no territorio. Y siempre se han dejaba a su querido Viet Nam. Vino a Miami podian realizar, porque carecian mostrado recelosos hacia sus Pero en su camino a Roma, del combustible las municiones y vecinos. Una prueba de ello es despu6s de reportar a sus los equipos para la misma. Sin que ninguno de los dos bandos superiores, decidio venir a Miami a servir a los embargo, el norte recibia cons- permitib nunca la presencia de a visitar a sus padres y hermanos tantes suministros desde Rusia tropas chinas en su territorio. que viven aqui y que habian vietnamitas a traves del territorio chino." China Nacionalista (Formosa) seguido con angustia y sobresalto El Sudeste de Asia esta ofrecio en varias ocasiones ayuda todo el proceso de la larga guerra 11am ado a vivir afios dificiles en de tropas a Viet Nam del Sur. Esa ~n el Sudeste asiatico. embargo, que los sacerdotes, opinion del misionero que conoce ayuda siempre fue rechazada. Y Lo que menos se imaginaba seminaristas y demas catolicos a fondo ese territorio. Pero el aunque el norte recibib cons- el Padre San Pedro es que al que quedaron en el pais sufriran cree tambien que en las tantemente ayuda en su- venir a Miami iba a tener la mucho bajo el nuevo regimen. tradiciones historicas ' y ministros y pertrechos, jamas oportunidad de continuar su Aunque mientras el estuvo alii no culturales del pueblo estan los admitio la presencia de tropas ministerio con el pueblo viet- se produjeron persecuciones elementos para augurar que chinas en su frente. namita. Cuando llego aqui se violentas ni agresiones fisicas a eventualmente Vietnam en- encontro que en el mismo barrio los cat61icos, si era evidente ya la contrara su camino definitivo. Aunque Viet Nam ha vivido donde residen sus padres, viven tipica propaganda atea del Durante mas de un siglo Viet afios muy dificiles y le esperan unos 300 refugiados vietnamitas. comunismo y la corriente de Nam ha padecido la presencia afios dificiles el Padre San Pedro El Padre Francis X. Fenech, discriminacion contra todo extranjera de Francia y Japon y tiene fe en el futuro del pais a parroco de St. Raymond organizo Padre Enrique San Pedro, S. J. creyente. Una de las primeras en esta ultima guerra la in- largo plazo. "Creo que eventual- de inmediato una misi6n especial medidas fue la expulsi6n de todos fluencia Ruso-China por un lado y mente el pueblo vietnamita y con el misionero jesuita se fue a los sacerdotes extranjeros la norteamericana por el otro. El encontrara el camino de la los apartamentos de Coral Interdiciocesano de Dalat. (franceses, espanoles, belgas, vietnamita en general, incluso el libertad y la estabilidad en la Garden o — "Pastorita", como Aunque los catblicos eran italianos.) comunista, ve con recelo al paz." los Hainan los cubanos y alii han todavia una minoria en el area, el iCtimo Recibi6 el pueblo de establecido un programa de auge era cada vez mayor y la Vietnam del Sur la victoria del asistencia espiritual a los nuevos devocion del pueblo vietnames es ejercito rojo de Viet Nam del vecinos. profunda y acendrada. Una Norte? Refiriendose a esos prueba de ello es el alto numero "Con pavor fueron Jovenes por refugiados, el Padre San Pedro de vocaciones nativas. Afor- recibiendo las poblaciones el dijo que "su mayor necesidad en tunadamente el numero de avance comunista. Por ejemplo, este momento es Uegar a com- sacerdotes extranjeros era en Dalat mas del 70 por ciento prender y asimilar las grandes minimo y el Seminario de Dalat escapo sin saber a donde. El la Unidad diferencias culturales entre su contaba con mas de un centenar pueblo se sentia cansado de una &erra y Estados Unidos." El les de seminaristas. larga guerra y al final vio c6mo Todos los j6venes de propone promover 1 esta sirviendo como consejero, y El Padre San Pedro teme, sin se pisoteaba impunemente el teniendo lazos con otros cat61icos las parroquias de Hialeah unidad y el intercambi, del area de St. Raymond. Aunque quedan invitados a entre los jdvenes de no todos los refugiados son celebrar una "Jornada de parroquias vecinas. cat61icos — la mayoria no lo son la Unidad" el prdximo Jornadas similares — todos han recibido con carifio sabado 15 de noviembre. tendran t lugar al sacerdote que llega con (Informacidn, Lourdes prdximamente en otras noticias mas frescas de su tierra. Nieto, 822-1352). La Jor- areas, bajo el imuplso de Ellos escaparon en las horas nada forma parte de las la Oficina de Pastoral inmediatas al derrumbe de actividades de la Pastoral Juvenil Hispana que dirige Saigon, el se quedo por mas de un mes bajo la ocupaci6n roja y se Juvenil hispana y se el Padre Gustavo Miyares. hubiera quedado aun mas de no haber sido expulsado. Convivencia Juvenil Los refugiados encuentran en 61 al amigo que habla per- fectamente su idioma y los Abierta a todos los j6venes |ENCUENTROS conoce a fondo, entiende sus tendra lugar este sabado 8 de JFAMILIARES inquietudes y preocupaciones y al noviembre de 9:00 a.m. a 5:00 mismo tiempo habla ingles y p.m., en la Ermita de la Caridad, (BAILE ANIVERSARIO espanol, tendigndoles nuevos una Convivencia Juvenil de puentes con amistades cubanas y Renovaci6n. ICLUB LAS AMERICAS norteamericanas. La convivencia forma parte Cuando el Padre San Pedro de las actividades de la Pastoral I &braz6 el sacerdocio en la Juvenil hispana, y se propone DICIEMBRE 6, 1975 Compafiia de Jesus, pidid que lo El Parroco de St. Raymond, Fr. Francis X. Fenech, organizd la ofrecer un tiempo para pensar, mandaran a un territorio de mision especial para los vietnamitas que residen en esa dialogar y fortalecer el impulso ilNFORMES, 266-3063 misi6n. Se le asigno a Viet Nam y parroquia, en el edificlo Coral Gardens. apost61ico de los j6venes. Page 28 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, November 7,1975