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Dedicated to Mary, the symbol of purity, this month of Weekly Publication of the Diocese of Miami Covering the 16 Counties of South Florida May in the Year of Our Lord 1962 has been twice defiled by nationwide programs devoted to the promotion of immoral practices. First was the simpering defense of abortion in "The VOL. IV, NO. 9 Price $5 a year ... 15 cents a copy MAY 18, 1962 Defenders" program, televised by the Columbia Broadcasting System network, which was dealt with in The Voice two weeks ago. SECRETARY RIBICOFF COMMENDS NCWC AGENCY Then, last week, came the "Birth Control and the Caw" production as one of the "CBS Reports" series. ' Purporting to be "a very carefully balanced hour-long 16,561 Refugees Resettled By CRS survey of birth control controversies," the program de- veloped into a slanted, soggy propaganda triumph for the More than 16,500 of Miami's at the Hotel Fontainebleau, the place of resettlement and Emergency Center in Miami Planned Parenthood Association. True, there were two. priests Cuban refugees have already Secretary Ribicoff saluted the will also pay the cost of a trip will be given larger" quarters and two Catholic laymen who made flitting appearances been resettled by Catholic Re- world-wide relief agency for back to Miami if it becomes and staff additions will place before the camera. However, their remarks were so limited lief Services — NCWC which its role in resettling the exiles possible for refugees to return greater emphasis on resettle-' and so clipped from context by the film editors' shears as this week received the com- of communist-controlled Cuba. to Cuba. ment, he said. to make Catholic viewers gasp in unbelieving astonishment. mendation of U. S. Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, He outlined a 10-point accel- Every effort will be made, The local office of Catholic As a result, Father John C. Knott, director of the National Abraham Ribicoff. erated plan for resettlement Secretary Ribicoff said, to make Relief Services, a world-wide Catholic Welfare Conference Family Life Bureau, has accused which provides that the Federal public housing available as relief agency which has re- Addressing the annual Con- needed for the resettlement of CBS of violating objectivity and impartiality in the program. government will pay the cost of settled more than 250,090 per- ference of Mayors in session refugees. The Cuban Refugee In a letter to CBS President Frank Stanton, Father Knott de- transportation from Miami to sons from various countries clared: since 1947, is located at W- ami's Cuban Refugee Center. "CBS, instead of promoting the public welfare by offer- ing an open forum for discussion of a very important prob- According to Hugh McLoone, lem, gave evidence of having become a public relations director of the CRS office here, medium for a particular philosophy of life with an over- his staff has resettled 16,561 simplified solution to human problems." Cuban refugees during the pe- "riod ending May 11. Other vol- He said the program gave the impression that the Catholic untary- agencies including participants "had no answer to these problems except to be Church World Service, United against contraceptives for the sake of a seemingly esoteric HIAS, and the International moral principle." Rescue Committee have in the same period of time resettled • • * 9,522 exiles. Mr. McLoone is as- sisted by 23 full-time employees There was no effort made to present the views of a single and 10 volunteers. Catholic mother or to picture the happy home life of a clean, well-dressed, intelligent.large Catholic family. More than 100 archdioceses and dioceses throughout the On the other hand, all the "human interest" touches were United States and in Canada, supplied by mob scenes of underprivileged young women, with Latin America, and other their undernourished offspring-,- clamoring in Chicago's Cook countries have cooperated County Hospital because the government would not give them with CRS in assisting the ref- free contraceptive devices to keep them from having more ugees to find employment and babies they did not want. Discipline, self-control, continence and housing through their respec- chastity were virtues never dreamed of, naturally. And, of tive Catholic Charities offices. course, their husbands were conspicuous by their absence. Durjng a two-day meeting in As Father Knott stated in his letter protesting the CBS mid-April at Miami, Auxiliary show: "The human miseries caused by the social problems Bishop Edward E. Swanstrom of bad housing, slum conditions, unemployment, inadequate of New York, executive direc- wage scales, poor educational facilities and worse nutrition tor of CRS announced that the Voice photos are not solved by a pack of contraceptives. Yet this was agency expects to resettle 35,- the overriding impression of the show." STATE COURT of the Catholic Daughters of a banquet Tuesday evening at the Hotel Seville. 000 Cuban refugees this year. America concluded convention sessions during Delegates from three dioceses attended. He asked CBS for "equal time" to state what Catholics are "Any Cuban Catholic family for, rather than just what they are against. in Miami who wishes to resettle FOR STATE CONVENTION in another area will be reset- . " * * * tled by Catholic Relief Serv- ices," Bishop Swanstrom said. Birth control is - always mortally sinful because it perverts "There are many communities the generative act and defeats the primary purpose of marriage. CDA Meets At Miami Beach in which jobs can be found Pope John XXIII has warned against "pernicious and fatal without displacing local per- . methods to limit offspring" and stated: By MARJORIE L. FILLYAW during final sessions Tuesday. members from Pensacola to sons." "There are many who, ignoring or forgetting their origin Father Donald F. X. Con- Key West who participated in Spiritual maturity is the reali- Secretary Ribicoff estimated and the eternal end which awaits them, and making a sad nolly, assistant pastor of St. the conclave from Sunday zation that God exists and that that there are now approximate- spectacle of themselves, abandon themselves to deceitful Patrick parish, Miami Beach, through Tuesday. ly 70,000 Cuban refugees regis- pleasures and are bound by the passions of pride and of without personal sanctification our lives will be failures, dele- spoke during the closing ban- tered in the Miami area. He sense." Mrs. Alice Scheidell of St. said-that a transition allowance gates to the 19th annual Florida quet of the three-day meeting of one month's additional pay- State convention of the Catholic held at the Hotel Seville, Petersburg was named State The Bishops of the United States, in a statement issued in ment of up to $100 a family for (Continued on Page 6) Daughters of America were told headquarters for the CDA Regent; Mrs. Elizabeth Sulli- van of Pensacola, vice State Re- those receiving public assist- gent; Mrs. Charlene Cunning- ance in Miami who are willing ham of St. Petersburg, State to go to other cities, had been approved. Secretary; Mrs. Annie Strick- Diocese Will Give To Bishops' Relief Fund Sunday land of Jacksonville, state treas- urer and Mrs. Gay Ranallo of and handicrafts that will enable them to earn a livelihood. To the Priests, Religious and Faithful: Key West, State monitor. It is consoling to realize furthermore that this program of Schools Collecting Every Catholic has reason to be proud of the remarkable charity is brought to the people of many nations regardless of Emphasizing the duties of record of help rendered to the poor and needy in foreign race, creed or color. women in nurturing the spir- Food For Refugees lands in past years as a result of the annual collection taken - Our people in the Diocese of Miami have never been in- itual growth of youth, Father A collection to provide ur- up for the Bishops' Relief Fund. different when the call for charity has been sounded. Not only Connolly pointed out that spir- gently needed canned goods Last year, for instance, the Catholics in the United States have they been deeply concerned about the works of mercy itual maturity is not judged and foodstuffs for Miami's made it possible for our Relief Services to give aid valued in our own midst, but they are sympathetic and alert to the by age. "In teaching children Centro Hispano Catolico is at $125 million dollars. In this vast project of charity, no less pitiful needs of our brothers in Christ in the foreign lands. to become mature, teach them now being conducted in than 64 countries throughout the world were aided, and I am confident that on Sunday, May 20th, when the col- reality," he said, "the most schools throughout the 16 the lives of 28 million people were made more bearable, a lection for the Bishops' Relief Fund is taken up, you will be as predominant of all things in counties of the Diocese of little happier, a little less painful because of the generosity of generous and thoughtful as in the past. reality is that God exists, God Miami. our people. Imparting to you my paternal blessing, I remain loves' us as individuals, and The Catholic Spanish Cen- It is time again to call upon you to extend the same Very sincerely yours in Christ, Christ is our Brother. We can ter distributes food to needy merciful hand to those in other lands less fortunate than our- reach out to God and He will Spanish-speaking families in- selves. The money donated will enable Catholic Relief Services always be there. cluding Cuban refugees in to carry on its far-flung programs of rehabilitation and the Greater Miami area, in technical assistance, not only aiding the needy, the destitute "In order to be mature you addition to providing various and homeless with food, clothing, bedding and medical care, have to accept responsibility," types of other assistance. but also teaching the illiterate and underprivileged those skills Bishop of Miami (Continued on Page H) Latin American Aid Stressed EUROPE 58 NO. AMERICA (& W. INDIES) 8 By Church, Diplomats Told SO. AMERICA 12 WASHINGTON (NO — The ligious and social sphere is ASIA 7 Holy See is stressing aid- to the being carried out by the Pon- AFRICA 1 Church in Latin America on five tifical Commission for Latin AUSTRALIA _1 fronts, a priest expert in Latin America in cooperation with TOTAL 87 American affairs said here at a the. Latin American Bishops, dinner in honor of diplomatic representatives of the American said Father John J. Considine, republics. ' M.M., director of the Latin America Bureau, National This assistance in the re- Catholic Welfare Conference.

. -'<£•> Father Considine spoke at the 22nd annual Pan - American Free Discussion §reception and dinner, which was attended by some 500 persons. to Mark Council,^ The Maryknoll priest said that the Pontifical Commission 1 o r Latin America, which was set Pope Declares | up in 1958, has stressed "five fundamental fields of« as- VATICAN CITY (NO - sistance:" There will be free discussion during the coming ecumenical —Recruitment' and training of council and the public will be Religious and lay personnel. "suitably informed" about its —Mass organization of reli- work by an enlarged press of- gious and lay personnel. fice, Pope John XXIII said in —Strengthening of C a t h o- his address to the closing meet- lic education. ing of the sixth session of the —Promotion of a strong Chris- THE RED HATS of- Cardinals -cover the globe as shown in try. The. Sacred College has reached an all-time high of 87, Central Preparatory Commis- tian social action program. this map which depicts the number of Cardinals in each coun- including 12 in South America. sion for the council. —Catholic Action through mass communications. only a minority: A primary goal Pope John -told the com- . is the training of 100,000 teach- mission that while those tak- Father Considine pointed out ers of religion for the vast back Exiled Bishop Boza ing part in the council will be that in the sphere of religious country of the continent." New Calendar Reform Offers Mass Sunday helped by the three years of aid, bishops throughout the SAN JUAN, P.R. (NO — A preparatory work preceding Catholic world have "been en- "A third major field of as- Mass sponsored by the Cuban it, there will be "free dis- couraged to permit members of sistance," he continued, "is Now Ready For Council cussion . . . for the good of the strengthening of Catholic Catholics' Committee is being their diocesan clergy to volun- offered by exiled Auxiliary the free assembly." teer for Latin America." education . . .Large numbers - VATICAN CITY (NO — A reform'of the Gregorian Cal- of volunteers need to be en- endar, submitted to the Central Preparatory Commission for Bishop Eduardo Boza Masvidal of Havana May 20 in Our Lady He added that "We have at- He added that almost 100 listed in the field against il- the agenda of /(he coming ecumenical council, may bring East Help of Christians church here. tended to a greater develop- priests of the St. James Society literacy and for conducting and West together for the first time in centuries in their ment of the press office so that organized by Richard Cardinal radio schools in rural and celebration of many Christian feasts. The new church, which cost public opinion may be suitably $500,000 to build, will be dedi- Cushing, Archbishop of Boston, mountain areas. More Catho- This reform, jf adopted, would mean that Easter and informed." have left the U.S. to serve in cated on May 27 by Archbishop lics must cooperate in national other movable feasts would fall on a fixed date every year. Latin American nations. James P. Davis of San Juan. The Pontiff's address came programs to provide low-fee It would also mean that every date of the year would fall on or free primary education." It was paid for largely through at the end of nine days of hard He stated that in August, the same day of the week every year. donations given by the .mid- work crowded with a great . 1961, a representative of the Father Considine said the The project for the calendar reform was presented by dle-class people and the poor. variety of proposals for the Holy See proposed that each fourth field of aid, social ac- Amleto Cardinal Cicognani, acting in his capacity as presi- The church, located in a poor council agenda. Topics ranged religious province in the U.S. tion, "is embraced in the social dent of the Preparatory Commission for the Oriental Church- section, seats 2,000. from a proposed dogmatic con- contribute to Latin America encyclicals, with Pope John es. If accepted, it would radically change the Gregorian Cal- stitution on the Church to calen- in the next 10 years 10 per XXIH's Mater et" Magistra the endar which went into use in 1582 with the bull "Inter Gravis- DiMaggio At Audience dar reform, from a definition cent of its present member- latest such document." simas" of Pope Gregory XIII. of the role of bishops to a defi- VATICAN CITY (NO — Joe ship. The Gregorian Calendar has its defects (amounting to a nition of the place of the lay In the area of mass communi- Di Maggio, the former Ameri- difference of six days in every thousand years) and it is apostle. "Within 24 hours" after the cations, the Catholic voice must can baseball great, was among plea had been made, he con- be heard principally through to correct these that Cardinal Cicognani has proposed the insti- the throng attending the regular Pope John assured mem- tinued, "52 communities of Sis- the press, radio and cinema, tution of a universal and perpetual calendar. general audience held by Pope bers of the central commis- ters had presented their pledge said Father Considine. John XXIII. sion that although he had not to render this substantial as- been present at their meet- sistance according to their ings, he had followed their ability." work closely and with great Father Connolly To Head Going away interest day by day. Father Considine said that during 1961, the initial year of for the He took note of the great dif- enlistment in the U.S. for the Civil Defense Chaplains Summer? ficulties involved in preparing Papal Volunteers for Latin A Chaplains' Corps for Civil District Chaplain and three as- for a council and said that it America program, "112 Papal Defense was organized in Dade sistants maintaining equal rep- entails much work and cour- Volunteers from 4o dioceses County this week with father age. But, he added, "our cour- were supplid to bishops in eight resentation of all faiths. age is firmly rooted in faith." Latin American countries." Donald F. X. Connolly as Chief Unanimously elected Chief of Chaplains. Pope John continued: "We Turning to the field of re- Chaplain by an assembly of cannot believe-that the time of ligious instruction, Father Con- The forma- Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish" perfect tranquility will come sidine stated: "Those who are tion of the clergymen, Father Connolly is upon the earth, nor can we be- well trained in their religion in Chaplains'1] secretary to Bishop Coleman F. lieve that the enemy of truth Latin America are to be counted Corps 'was de- Carroll and assistant pastor at has only one face ... the in millions,* but yet they must scribed by Sher- St. Patrick parish, Miami kingdom of the earth very often be recognized as constituting suffocates the noblest aspira- iff Thomas J. Beach. tions of man and delays the Kelly, Direc- progress of his perfection for tor of Dade A native of Newton, Mass., eternal life." County Civil De- Fr. Connolly Father Connolly was ordained ; The Voice Salutes fense, as "the to the priesthood for the Diocese We'll gladly send /he Voice The work of the commis- •: Bride And Groom > fulfillment o f of Miami in St. Catherine to your summer address — sion opened with proposals by at no cost to you. Please the Preparatory Commission one of our most desired goals Church, Norwood, Mass., and . This issue of The Voice in Civil Defense organizational give your old and new ad- for Bishops and the Govern- contains items of interest for formerly was assistant pastor at dress when informing us of J effort." Its mission is to provide ment of Dioceses. These pro- the prospective bride and St. Anthony parish, Fort Laiv your plans. spiritual guidance and counsel- posals dealt with coadjutor groom. If you are one of the derdale. A member of the Dio- and auxiliary bishops, ttte ing and to officiate at burials, thousands who will be saying , cese of Miami Liturgical Com- Call Circulation mission of bishops and the ; "I do" in the next few / baptisms and other religious 1 mission and the diocesan Radio care of souls. months, save these pages !*' rites under very abnormal Office and TV Commission, Father Then the commission turned and take advantage top, of - times of stress and difficulty PL 1-6821 to the study of proposals on the s the services offered by the * following large scale disasters, Connolly holds BA and MA de- many fine advertisers repre- " or Write: 6301 BISCAYNE BLVD. care of migratory groups, on he said. The Chaplain's Council grees earned while studying at MIAMI 38, FLORIDA catechetics arid on the instruc- f sented herein. ' will have a counterpart in each the Catholic University of Amer- tion of adults. Civil Defense District, with a

Page 2 'May 18, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida 53 GET AWARDS FOR SERVICE Free to WRITERS seeking a ~foook publisher Two Illustrated brochures reveal how we can publish, promote and sell your Mercy Employees Honored book; tips to writers; facts and figures on how we published over 3000 authors. Fifty three employees of Mer- All t of books, wanted. Write Dept. cy Hospital were^ honored during the hospital's observance of Na- tional Hospital Week last Satur- SOLVE YOUR HEATING! day PROBLEMS NOW! « All were guests at a buffet supper served at the hospital where Sister Louis Edwin S.S.J., administrator, present- ed 52 employees with service pins in recognition of 10 and five years of service at the diocesan institution. 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He is a visiting faculty member of several of the well- known educational institutions of New York, a member of the National Council of the Amer- ican Guild of Organists and the Hymn Society of America. Included in his recital, which is open to the public at St. THE KM THE HAND OF GOD Mary Cathedral, will be Piece NEXT TO Sf. UAfWS CHAPel Mystique by Tournemire; Pre- (through the Arcade) A hand was the only symbol of the First Person of lude on a theme of Vittoria by NORTHSIDE the Blessed Trinity in the early centuries of Christianity. Britten; Toccata for Flutes by SHOPPING CENTER It is the most ancient representation of God the Father, Stanley; Cqncerto No. 1 by occurring many times in the Old Testament to typify the Duke Ernst; Fantasie, A Major creative and protective power of God. x — proudly by Cesar Franck; Toccata, F "But the souk of the just are in the hand of God/' Major by J.S. Bach; Four Cho- Wisdom, 3,1. rales by Pepping; Introduction, announces Passacaglia and Fugue by Wil- "Thy hands have made me and fashioned me wholly its latest edition ... round about." Job. 10,8. • Furniture "But thou that hast been the author of all mischief Scouts To Receive against the Hebrews, shalt not escape the hand of God." • Wall Coverings II Maohabees, 7, 31. , Altare Medals The hand sometimes is pictured, as above, raised in benediction and surrounded by a nimbus of halo having Bishop Coleman F. Carroll • Drapery Fabrics three rays within it connoting divinity and trinity. In other will present Ad Altare Dei representations the hand stretches downward from a cloud.^ Medals to 85 boy scouts at • Floor Coverings The hand remained the only emblem of God the Father ceremonies in St. Mary until about the 12th century, when a head began to appear. Cathedral Sunday at 3 p.m. in representations of the Father. For the Clergy and Religious Some 500 boy scouts, ex- The early Christians, like the Jews before them, were plorers and cub scouts are at sTightly over wholesale price fearful of irreverence in direct references to the Creator. expected to take part in a As a result, they used only a hand, not a complete body, processioon' to the Cathedral ... with Free Color Coordination to represent the Father. from the St. Mary School grounds, beginning at 21st in a series sponsored as a reader service by 2:30 p.m. Scouts from distant areas Clergy Department Religious "Articles will camp overnight at the Open: 9:30 to 5:30 Daily Open: 9:30 A.M. - 9:30 P.M. Mon., Fri., Sat Miami Beach scout camp. — or By Appointment Another feature will be the 9:30 to 5:30 Tues., Wed., Thurs. Jl.B.C. SCHOOL UNIFORMS, INC. Ph. OX 6-1362 Ph. OX 1-0716 presentation of -the St. George Medal to an out- 79th St. at 27th Avenue SCHOOL UNIFORMS of DISTINCTION standing lay leader. M. L. 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May 18, 1962 THE VOJCE Miami, Florida Page 3 School Offers Classrooms AIR CONDITIONING BRISTOL, R. I. (NO — St: Communists Wait For Laos Mary's sshoolhere has offered the use of three rooms for pub- lic school kindergarten classes To Fall Into Their Hands next year. By FR. PATRICK O'CONNOR NCWC News Service MOVING HAULING Laos, exactly one year ago, Nolan Transfer looked like an apple ready for & Storage the communists to pluck. They didn't pluck it. Phone PL 9-0797 • 572 NW 72nd St. Night NA 4-2223 Miami, Fla. During the past year they have pulled at it. But still they have not plucked it. So the communists apparently HERMAN decided that it would be smart- HERMAN ELECTRONIC They prefer it to fall softly er to stop short of complete into their hands. ' military conquest. They already DAYSTROM HiFi controlled enough of Laos' Nobody who knows commu- have a path and an open bV . HE nism and the Far East can Stereo KITS door into Cambodia and south- doubt that the communists of ern Vietnam. They could wait UECTRONICSJ China and northern Vietnam to take over all of Laos. CLEARANCE want Laos, their next-door neighbor, to be under tight The declared policy of the communist rule. U.S. and its western allies is to SALE!! bring about a neutral coalition North Vietnamese army men government in Laos. An Ameri- LOWEST PRICES EVER were and are in Laos. Russian N.C. Photo can official in Vientiane talked planes have been ferrying sup- about an "Austrian-type neutral- THE LARGEST demonstration in Peru's history took place in plies to the communist Pathet ity," which seemed and seems FREE! FREE! "the Plaza de Armas, Lima, as 100,000 persons formed for an Lao forces in Laos. These highly improbable in Laos. unofficial celebration of the canonization of St. Martin de Porres Ilyushin planes have been touch- SOLDERING GUN who died there in 1639. The official celebration will be May 26. ing down on Hanoi airfield en The U.S. is now reportedly With purchase of putting diplomatic and economic, a DAYSTROM KIT route. The Chinese communists have been building a road from pressure on the anticommunists China into Laos. . in Laos to accept a coalition in- Hong Kong Refugee Problem which they would turn over the BIG Trade-In When I was in Laos a year ministries of defense and the ago, the communist forces clear- interior to their opponents. That Called Worldwide Concern ly had the upper hand. would mean handing over the Allowance on army and the police to outright HONGT KONG (NO — The tional Catholic Welfare Con- Why did they hold back? communists or to doubtful neu- OLD HAM GEAR recent sharp rise in the flow of ference suggested that a solu- There was a strong rumor tralists. 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PONCE, P.R. (NO — The for our national needs and The Harlem legislator, who Chairman of the U.S. House purposes," he said in his pre- noted that he is also a Baptist education committee said here pared text. minister, said that the First that legal uncertainty over Fed- "Our legislative efforts Shall Amendment to the Constitution eral aid for parochial and other not infringe upon the neutrality was written by "men of strong MAY private schools "must no longer of government in religious af- religious convictions" in order be used as an excuse for inac- fairs, but our legislature ef- to prohibit Congress from creat- tion." forts shall, however be made ing a national church or giving CLEARANCE! Rep. Adam Clayton Powell so that every facility, every re- one denomination a preference MEN'S SUITS of New York said he is con- source of our nation, every over others. group and every individual vinced there is a "large gray "The sole objective of the Ticket Prices $55-$225 shall be enlisted in the cause of area of constitutionality" into First Amendment was to insure Special Groups educational advancement and which can fall a number of that the government be neutral excellence." in all purely religious affairs." methods to meet the educa- tional needs of all schools in the country. 50 OFF A size to fit every man (Before he left for Puerto The Center Rico, Powell told a Washington Ooihjoimolf Z4x short to 56x long press conference that the "num- Open Mon., Tues., Thurs. ber one topic" before his com- and Fri. 'til 9 mittee in the first days of next year's session of Congress will DO YOU NEED: be Federal aid to elemen- tary and secondary schools, Wood Floors sanded and refinished? N.C. Photo "with, provisions for aid to all Terrazzo Floors ground and sealed? WORLD'S FAIR symbols of spiritual and material progress are students in • all schools, private present in Seattle with the giant space needle, left, and the and public." New Linoleum or Vinyl Floor? cross on top of Sacred Heart Church which is also situated on CALL: the fair grounds. (Asked if President Ken- 2465 E. Sunrise Blvd. nedy would sign such a bill, Powell said he thought the Fort Lauderdale Chief Executive "might sign HAMPTON-ZIROLLI it with reluctance." Legal Official Rejects Claim Experienced, Licensed, Bonded Experts When You Shop (Asked what form of aid 2571 S.W. 67th Ave. MO 5-3511 - MO 5-3512 be extended to private schools, ••• Ernest F. DeSonic Mgr. — Member of Little Flower Mention The Voice That Aid Depends On Texts he said he favored leaving dis- WASHINGTON (NO — The render a public service to the tribution up to the states.) National Catholic Welfare Con- community. Speaking at the Catholic Uni- ference's top legal authority has "In these schools, the stu- versity here on this island which rejected a claim that church- he frequently visits, the Con- related schools should be dents learn mathematics and science, which is what Con- gressman said that the nation denied Federal aid because today needs "a many-pronged they integrate religion with gress obviously desires through this legislation. but coordinated legislative pro- subjects such as science. gram" to assist all levels and William R. Consedine, di- "That a religious purpose types of education. is also achieved does not rector of the NCWC's Legal "I pledge to institute action Department, said a sugges- nullify the public service rendered." to fill this educational leader- tion that "textbooks be the ship vacuum and to provide criterion for determining the Consedine said that when constitutionality of govern- Catholic educators speak of ment aid to church-related "secular" and "religious" in CAR COOLER $39.95 schools betrays a lack both education, they do not mean the "NORDIC" of education and of consti- two are separate. "They are AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS tutional law." speaking of secular and relig- From 219.95 plus inst. Electric Clutch — Year Warranty He also said that if text- ious purposes in the same sub- jects," he said. MIAMI — 190 N.E. 75 St. 759-4628 books must be without any re- FT. LAUD. — 1927 S.W. 1 Ave. 923-9673 ligious content to make their purchase with public funds con- stitutional, then "every school district in the nation has long A World of Knowledge been violating the Constitution." He was responding to a claim in a 100-page report by a Yale Under One Roof . . . graduate student, George R. La Noue. The report was made The widest selection of the finer for the Department of Religious paper backs, hard back books Liberty of the National Council and magazines usually Because May 20th is on a week-end - of Churches, the nation's big- not easily available. gest federation of Protestant Savings received at FIRST FEDERAL by ar>4 Eastern Orthodox denomi- May We Suggest: )ons. the 21st earn from the 1st. •^ Classics Modern Novels La Noue told the NCWC News Service at the council's head- •fc Mythologies Plays Oid and New Your savings will now earn at FIRST FEDERAL'S new, higher quarters in New York that he -fc Poetry Old and New Religious Literature dividend rate of 4M % per annum from the 1st of the month if had surveyed 90 Catholic school -^ Dictionaries — English, Spanish, German, Etc. I received at any of our 5 convenient offices by May 21st... and textbooks. •fc Popular and Best Sellers in Hardback, and He said that at least 75 of Paperbacks dividends are now paid and compounded quarterly—four times the Catholic textbooks con- *fc Shakespeare's Plays.-^- Cliff's Notes and Outlines , a year. While your savings are earning at the increased rate, tained "religious indoctrina- they are protected by over 27 million dollars in safety reserves - tion" in subjects such as mathematics, science and for- TERMINAL NEWSTANDS j and the strength of more than 300 million dollars in assets eign languages. Serving Dade County at the South's Largest Federal, where people come first. , Consedine said integration of 3 International Airport Locations religion does not make the NDEA assistance unconstitu- Opposite Eastern, National and Delta Counters and First Federal Savings tional. J Coral Gables Bus Terminal AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI "As a matter of fact," he said, "the NDEA bears out our 3 Airport Stands — 24 hours a day — Gables Stand — 6 am to 11:15 ptn j W.H.WALKER, Chairman ^( Easy Parking All Locations DOWNTOWN - Main Offlc* CORAL WAY LITTLE RIVER NORTH MIAMI KENDAll contention that the government 100 N. E. 1st Avenue 2750 S.W. 22nd Street 8380 N. E. 2nd Avenue 900 N. E. 125th Street 8727 South DixieHighway can aid private nonprofit 3 MAIL ORDERS HANDLED PROMPTLY schools because these schools at

May 18, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 5 liiiliiiiiiiiill GIVE! THAT THEY MAY LIVE. GIVE! Why Is Birth Prevention J. How Does It Feel To Wear Propaganda Aired On TV? Roman Collar Of A Priest? (Continued From Page I) By FR. JOHN B. SHfeERIN as a person and hence as a November, 1959, at the time of the phony "population explosion" How does it feel to wear a minister!" scare, had this to say: Roman collar? Underlying Mr. Bickel's dilem- "For the past several years a campaign of propaganda has In the Protestant magazine, ma is, I believe, a theological been gaining momentum to influence international, national and The Christian Century, Carl O. question. Catholicism holds that personal opinion in favor of birth prevention programs . . . Bickel gives an Christ instituted an ordained " interesting ac- priesthood. As Pius XI said, "More alarming is the present attempt of some repre- count of his ex- "From the cradle to the grave sentatives ,«f Christian bodies who endeavor to elaborate the he put on a Ro- the priest is ever beside ' plan into a theological doctrine" which envisages artificial man collar in faithful a guide, a solace, birth prevention within the married state as the 'will of God.' Brooklyn last minister of salvation and dis- Strangely, too, simply because of these efforts and with summer. penser of grace and blessing." callous disregard of the thinking of hundreds of millions of As a semi- Protestants generally hold that Christians and others who reject the position, some interna- narian he was Christ did not establish an or- tional and national figures have made the statement that doing some FR. SHEEWN dained priesthood but a "priest- artificial birth prevention within the married state is grad- field work for hood of all believers." ually becoming acceptable even in the .Catholic Church. This a Protestant Church m Brook- DEEP REVERENCE is not true. lyn. His job was to locate Protestant families in the The theology of the priest- "The perennial teaching of the Catholic Church has dis- area. He soon.discovered that hood is too big a task to tackle tinguished artificial birth prevention, which is a frustration of he was not making much here. But I would like to de- the marital act, from other forms of control of birth which are progress. Apartment dwellers scribe my own subjective reac- morally permissible. Method alone, however, is not the only and superintendents seemed tions to wearing a Roman col- question involved. Equally important is the sincere and objective to think he might be a sales- lar these last 25 years. (In examination of the motives and intentions of the couples in- man, or perhaps a con man the first place, I have yet to volved, in view of the nature of the marriage contract itself . . . or rapist. So he decided to find one that is comfortable.) Vocations Directors To Meet buy and wear a black sum- "At the present, time, too, there is abundant evidence of a mer suit and Roman collar. I have not noticed any in- Next week in Rome for the first time in history a Congress dications of fear on the part systematic, concerted effort to convince, United States public of Ecclesiastical Vocations will bring together from many coun- The transformation made all of people I -meet. What I con- opinion, legislators and policy makers that United States na- tries throughout the world bishops and priests who have been the difference in the world. Peo^ stantly sense is a deep rever- tional agencies as well as international bodies, should provide engaged in the work of developing and directing vocations to the pie treated him with reverence. ence not for the individual with public funds and support, assistance in promoting artificial holy priesthood. And as impressive proof of the important role Policemen were polite. Chil- wearing the collar but for the birth prevention ... assigned to the laity in helping foster vocations under the guid- dren would shout from third- priesthood. There is some- ance of their bishop, it is interesting to note that representatives - "The position of United States Catholics to the growing story windows, "Good after- thing about the uniform of of Serra International have been invited to speak and participate and needy population* of the world is a realistic owe which noon, Father!" In the subways an Army' or Navy or Air in the historic gathering. is grounded in the natural law (which, it should be made during rush hours, instead of Force officer that inspires re- clear, is not the law of the jungle, as sometimes erron- •The problem of vocations is worldwide. In many places, pushing and shoving him as spect and this something is eously supposed) and in respect for the human person, his as in our own Diocese of Miami, the growth of the Church -has heretofore, people would back the great tradition behind the origin, freedom, responsibility and destiny . . . been so rapid that vocations have been unable to keep pace. away and say, "I'm sorry." uniform. As I walk the streets Moreover, the spirit of materialism has poisoned to some IS HESITANT of New York, I can almost "United States Catholics believe that the promotion of degree the atmosphere of every nation with the result that feel history, the history of artificial birth prevention is a morally, humanly, psychologically many young men are lured away from a life of sacrifice in Mr. Bickel, however, has not yet made up his mind about the hundreds of thousands of and politically disastrous approach to the population problem. the priesthood to other careers with more material promise. dedicated priests in the days . . . They will not support any public assistance to promote Unfortunately too, most countries have had the sad experience wearing symbols of the authori- ty of the clerical state. "Some- of persecution in Ireland, artificial birth prevention, abortion or sterilization ... of finding a' formidable barrier to the much needed increase Germany, Poland and other in vocations in the opposition of Catholic parents, just as we where in tfte vast middle ground "Rather, our intention is to reaffirm the position of the between the ostentation symbol- trouble spots who built up a have witnessed it here. tradition of priestly service Catholic Church that the only true solutions are those that are In Rome these problems will be faced and analyzed in the ized by the collar and the timi- morally acceptable under the natural law of God. Never should dity of 'going incognito' I must that has engendered the re- traditional world-wide view of the Church with all the benefit bf spect I receive today. we allow the unilateral 'guesstimates' of special pleaders to her experience being brought to bear upon them. Three cardi- find my ministry." stampede or terrorize the United States into a national or in- nals, nine bishops, and several national directors of vocations, ternational policy inimical to human dignity." His hesitation stems from What does a Roman collar representing many nations, will be. the official speakers, as every the idea that it may be fear do to a priest? I suppose that aspect of the vocation apostolate will be examined. that is the basis of this rev- depends on his personal weak- The need of vocations to the priesthood is exactly as old erence for the man wearing nesses and his emotional trou- Our Friendly Schools as the Catholic Church. Our Lord's invitation to Peter and the the Roman collar. "One can bles. Some priests will exploit •v Apostles, "Come after me and I will make you fishers of come to feel a tremendous the collar to obtain special priv- Two new parishes recently established in Dade County have men," is being repeated to countless young jnen in every sense of power wearing a col- ileges. But ordinarily the col- temporarily solved the most pressing problem of every new parish, area of the world today, in order that the invitation may be lar — that is if people fear lar makes a priest feel humble namely, where to have Mass on Sundays as soon as possible. Find- recognized and heeded, the Church is blending her ancient him." He would prefer not to rather than proud or arrogant. ing a temporary "chapel" that is large enough and conveniently wisdom with the use of every modern technique in order to secure a sense of authority It reminds him of the wide gap located for the parishioners within the new boundaries can often recruit and to screen candidates in sufficient numbers to care by wearing the collar but to between his own mediocre self pose a very difficult problem. In this case the help and cooperation for the needs of our people. win respect as a person. "Oh, and the noble tradition sym- ©f public school officials made possible a very satisfying solution. The Congress surely should have our prayers for its success. to have security and authority bolized by the Roman collar. The new St. Vincent parish will -have two Masses each Sunday in the cafeteria of Miami Central High School, and if The Diocese of Miami the congregation overflows the room, the pastor has been as- Pope Tells How He Got Idea Weekly /Publication sured that the gymnasium will be made available. St. Dom- Embracing Florida's 16 South- ern Counties: Broward, Char- inic's parish for its Sunday services will draw parishioners to lotte, Collier, Dade, DeSoto, To Call Ecumenical Council Glades, Hardee, Hendry. High- the cafeteria of the Henry M. Flagler Public School for lands, Imoaan River, Lee, Martin, Monroe,,- Okeechobee, Palm Masses. VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope ple want peace and agreement, VOICE Beach,

Mpy 18, 1962 Tftt, VOICE Miami, Florida Code Of Medical Ethics In Peril In Florida AN AtiTAR BOY NAMBD "SPECK" By FATHER JAMES J. WALSH With the State Attorney sought Perhaps not many people in to ban "Tropic of Cancer" re- Florida realize that a group of cently in Dade County, opposi- medical men in this state are tion came not only from the at the present time preparing Secondly, the Committee on tear down traditional standards ultra - liberals who are dead an all out as- Maternal Health strongly of Christian morality and sub- sault on the urged the creation of what is stitute for it the new paganism against any restraints, but from code of medical euphemiously .called., .a which recognizes no law but .its book-reviewers, authors, artists, ethics. Such a "Eugenics Board." Such a own relative, flexible recom- and even a minister. statement jars, board would have authority to mendations. Producers in the past couple because we take decide on the sterilization of This is why it would be wrong of years have succeeded in pull- it for granted "the socially inadequate," the to look on the recent TV shows, ing down the standards of de- that doctors feeble-minded, insane, epilep- the one dealing with abortion cency long recognized by most are dedicated to tics. The Committee praises and the other with birth preven- people in the film industry. build itog up highly the set-up in North Car- tion, as if they were isolated at- When they found that the sub- standards, not olina, because the Board there tacks on standards of morality. Father Walsh jects they wished to treat were ..earing them has succeeded in sterilizing They are not. They are all part taboo in the old code, instead of down. We think of them as more people than anywhere of the intensive campaign to changing the subject, they leading men in any community, else in the country, but it present the new morality in a changed the code to suit their dedicated to the common good, complains that the number is most appealing, emotional man- whims. The same is rapidly not as rebels plotting against probably not high enough! ner, so that even those with firm happening to television and the authority. The Committee further pro- faith will be deceived. home is becoming a sounding- poses a law for surgical steril- Notice other clear indica- Well, there is some tall plot- board for the prophets of the ization "for medical and psy- tions of this campaign. Books ting going on and «it is being chiatric indications." new paganism. done in a feverish spirit of re- and magazines according to bellion against standards of Finally, there is a bill pro- civic and religious officials It has been said many times morality. posing changes in existing laws have hit a new low in obsceni- before — but still perhaps not concerning abortion. The Com- ty. Almost any store selling generally realized — that if The Committee on Maternal pocket-books and magazines Health of the Florida Medical mittee states that the present Communism suddenly disap- exhibit material which a few peared tomorrow, we would still Association has outlined a Florida laws governing abortion years ago would have caused have a deadly enemy, not at plan to change state laws reg- are too narrow. a storm of protest. Now the our door, but within our midst. ulating the practice of ob- All of these bills represent a flagrant disregard and even majority of citizens yawn with This enemy is moral decay. "I move we adjourn!" stetrics and gynecology. The indifference. These are the signs of it Committee claims that it has contempt for traditional stand- studied the laws of other ards of morality in medical states and obtained advice practice. Our people certainly from physicians, lawyers, should be informed about these How The Saints Got Their Start public officials. Apparently proposals and be helped to they never consulted any realize the' grave implications By Fr. KILIAN McGOWAN, C.P. help. Later on, he gave away involved. The Voice will from everything and became wed- clergymen, presumably be- Holiness isn't like falling off time to time devote space to an ded to Lady Poverty. He knew cause the role of the clergy is a bridge; it's more like climb- explanation of the immoral as- that God finds an empty heart to uphold and defend moral ing a mountain. It's not reach- simple and ordinary. In fact, it ed with seemingly insignifi- principles when under attack. pects of each of these bills. irresistible. And he was,right. ed in one grand leap, but is seems to be a law of Divine cant graces. God began to pour such a First, they are planning a However, Dr. Alan Gutt- rather the re- long range program of getting macher who Is the current Providence that the higher the Why is this growth so tiny love into the heart of Francis sult of count- and so gradual at its be- the state legislature to approve fervent apostle of the move- holiness the more hidden and that eventually it lead to the less little steps. ginnings. Because essentially seraphic transformation at La artificial insemination, although ment in behalf of legalized simple the beginnings of it. Saints are holiness is but the life of grace. Verna. no state in our country has abortion cynically describes Planted at baptism, it is sub- not pre - fab- Holiness is like a mighty riv- The passionate Ignatius was passed such a law. However, the the reaction of people in gen- ject to the normal laws of ricated. Too er. It owes its greatness to the mending wounds received at Committee advises a cagey, eral to bold proposals such as growth and development. God patient attitude towards the ad- these. "As in all other scienti- many people dozens of smaller streams that Pampeluna. To ease his bore- feed it ... to hundreds of rivu- rarely produces a saint by cast- dom, he took to reading. Fortu- vancement of this highly im- fic achievements," he explains seem to think ing him into a mould and pro- moral bill, because when it was that at first people express that they get lets . . . and to thousands of nately, the only available books rain- drops that dropped from ducing a finished product. Rath- were a life of Christ and a lives rushed in some other states, horror, then skepticism; after a halo hand- er the Master Workman puts to- the skies. You'd hardly notice of the Saints. These started the "unfavorable legislation" was a time they admit curiosity ed to them at Father Kilian gether the pieces until his mas- one of these tiny rivulets, but reformation and the resolutions passed. In translation, this and then finally acceptance. their baptism. terpiece is completed. means that the state in ques- Let's blame some of their you can't fail to admire the that changed the life of the We need to lay this attack on founder of the Jesuits ... and tion believed strongly in moral biographers who sometimes strength, beauty and majesty There are hundreds of exam- medical ethics against the back- the countless thousands that standards and therefore decreed picture them as a spiritual of a mighty river. ples to prove that great holiness ground of the current American have followed him. that donor insemination is un- elite dispensed from the nor- usually has small beginnings. scene and see how neatly it fits So it is with a great holi- With Francis of Assissi it And so it is with any saint. lawful, the woman an adultress, into the national campaign to mal struggles and ' ups and the child illegitimate - and the downs of the average mortal. ness. It starts with the Vain- started because he by-passed a Their start was hardly different break down morality. For some drops of many actual graces beggar; with Ignatius of Loyola than anything that could hap- persons involved subject to pun- years there has been an ex- Be sure of one thing: Saints ishment. are made, not born. from God. When these daily it began with boredom during pen, or has happened, to any- tremely clever campaign on to graces are faithfully corres- his convalescence from battle- one of us. Sanctity is the only The truth is that they are or- ponded with, they grow into wounds. With some other saints true success in life, and this dinary persons just like our- the streams of a growing it started with a close look at a success usually has its start in Strange But True selves, full of the same miser- sanctity. Finally, they lead to corpse. a very ordinary and sometimes ies and subject to the same an immense river of God's The exhuberant, fun-loving, hidden way. Indeed, it can By M. J. MURRAY Copyright 1969- N.C.W.C. News Service weaknesses. The start of their sanctifying grace that sweeps sensitive Francis returned to happen to you . . . and it great holiness was usually quite all before it. Yet, it all start- the beggar and offered him should! •3U« VAL-DE-GRACE CHURCH IN PARIS WAS BUILT By QUEEN ANNE OF AUSTRIA IN TUANKS- FOR WE BIRTH OF Spiritual Benefits From Mass On TV? A SON, AFTER 22 YEARS OF CHILDLESS MARRIAGE. Question: Can a person who telecast. "I saw the inaugura- watches a televised Mass with By THE VERY REV. FRANCIS J. CONNELL, C.SS.R tion on" television." A decision of the Sacred devotion be regarded'as actual- ' (In the Ecclesiastical Review) ly assisting at the Mass so-that Penitentiary, in virtue of fac- he can gain the same spiritual ulties granted by Pope Pius XII, promulgated on May '9, benefits he would receive if he What I mean is this: By substantially the same on a 1952, lends some weight to were actually in church? the marvelous medium of tel- wider scale when the televisoin this opinion. Two questions evision I believe that a per- apparatus provides me with an Answer: I believe that an af- were asked by the Pro- FIGURES OF APOSTUtS&rtOfJARCHS son can acquire a form of image of some occurrence one me UNIQUE "Smi/nuny OF THE MINGS * firmative answer can be given, curator General of the Do- true presence at the event brought a great distance by the m CASTBLO OKfiNCO at least as a probable opinion. minicans — first, whether the -mi STAIRWAV is PART OF A GARDEN LAID that he sees or hears — not scientific channelling of elec- -However, in order to forestall faithful who recite the Rosary OUT W A FORMER. BISHOP OF a corporeal presence, but tro-magnetic waves? -me crry. the first objection that would with a companion who is what might be called a facul- arise in the mind of the aver- Similarly, I believe that we present only radiophonically tative presence. The faculties age clerical reader, let me can be said to hear the very can thereby gain the indulg- of sight and -hearing truly state emphatically .that I am voice of the person who de- ences attached to the Rosary; Navt JOURNEY IH perceive what is presented not saying that by viewing a livers a speech over the radio. second, whether the indulg- on the screen, however far TO A vuy CAVE— Mass on the television screen Of course, this would hold only ences can be gained if the UEKMITAQE NEAK. away it may be taking place. TOUKS, SAID IP BE a Catholic fulfills his duty of when there is a live broadcast radio part of the prayers is one OF me PLACES assisting at Mass on a Sunday After all, when I see some- or telecast. If the event has broadcast from a recording. WHERE ST PATRICK or a holyday. That is something thing happening even in the been taped or recorded, then it The answer to the first was snjoieo FOK HIS affirmative, to the second MISflQH 7O IRELANO entirely different. By the law normal way, the occurrence is only the image of the past of the Church a Catholic must does not enter my eyes. It is event or the recording of the negative Bouscaren, Canon be Corporeally present on Sun- only a species or image that voice that I see or hear. In Law Digest, III, p. 390). days and holydays in order tft I truly perceive, brought to me ordinary speech we imply this Of course, we are here con- satisfy the Obligation. by light waves. Now is it not facultative presence at a live (Continued on Page 8)

May 18, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 7 FIGHTING COMMUNISM FOR RIGHT REASONS Motives Important In War On Reds

This is the last in a series of 10 articles on the nature istic, secularistic, and sensual, we may still have sound personal of the Communist challenge in the world today with special and political reasons for opposing communism. But this struggle THREAT TO FREEDOM emphasis on the most effective and intelligent response to the is for our cause, not necessarily God's cause. challenge for Americans. JOHN F. CRONIN, S.S. These points are noted because many religious souls may (From Communism: Threat To Freedom by wonder1 why God permits the monstrous evil of communism Father John F. Cronin, S. S. Available at the St. to survive. The problem of evil is far too difficult to be dis- Paul Catholic Book Center, 2700 Biscayne Blvd., and penance. The message of Fatima was one of penance. In cussed in this short space. But we can note that the non- Miami.) his encyclical On Atheistic Communism, Pope Pius XI stated: Communist world also has its share of sin. "The evil which today torments humanity can be conquered i By FATHER JOHN F. CRONIN, S. S. Long years of colonial exploitation, racial injustice, .and gen- only by a worldwide holy crusade of prayer and penance." All who believe in God should reject atheistic communism. eral indifference to~the poverty and misery of millions help feed In the Old Testament lessons in the daily Masses of the Lent' Communism is totally opposed to all religion, even though Com- the fires of communism today. These evils are exploited by com- munist leaders may compromise with a Church for tactical rea- munism, but they were not created by it. season, God makes clear that He rejects our prayers and offer.- sons. This opposition was expressed eloquently and prophetically ings, if these are mere external forms. First we must practice by Pope Pius XI, in his Encyclical "On Atheistic Communism," PAPAL PROGRAMS FOR PEACE justice and charity toward our neighbor, and then our prayers issued -in 1937. Many Catholics who are highly agitated by the Communist will be heard. Prayer must be the expression of sacrificial and But the fact that our struggle against communism is also a problem seem much less anxious to implement papal programs penitent love, expressing reverence and contrition in our hearts. for peace, or the Bishops' statement on Discrimination and the struggle for God's cause should not lead us to false conclusions To preserve our freedam and our Faith, we must resist about our motives. Christian Conscience, or the teaching o£ "Christianity and Social Progress" (Mater et Magistra). to the death the attempt of Communists to conquer the Nations may oppose communism for political and econom- world. Since they are deceitful, we must be vigilant. Yet, at ic reasons. Individuals may be concerned about their per- Yet these documents call for moral reforms that will truly the same time, we must be aware of the danger involved sonal security or about the economic system that has made enable us to exercise real world leadership and to win the war them prosperous. Many may indeed by strongly anti-Com- for men's minds. in exclusive preoccupation with evil. munist, but not in any real sense because communism is Unless we are careful, our hearts can be filled with hatred. atheistic. Even our prayers for peace and freedom from communism may not always be in accord with the teachings of the Gospel We can use the excuse that we are "fighting fire with fire," If our culture, for example, becomes increasingly material- and the Church. Our Lord often conjoined the idea of prayer and adopt Communist methods in our struggle against them. Karl Stern, in The Third Revolution, expresses well the harm j ST. MARY'S that can come to our souls if they are pervaded with hatred CATHEDRAL I Benefits From and distrust: PARISH 13 years in same location "Today, while we are facing the evil of communism, vigilance Mass On TV? is more necessary than at any other time. Everybody agrees BELLE MEADE about that. But vigilance has a tendency to open, in a subtle Automotive Expert (Continued From Page 7) and imperceptible way, frontiers in the human soul which cerned with a matter that ulti- bad better be forever closed. Vigilance in the face of evil Near your parish church there's a ANNUNCIATION mately depends on the will of may give rise to preoccupation with evil. And, as the Fathers dependable service station or ga- Pick-up WM Delivery the Church; but it would seem of the Church taught, if we are unduly preoccupied by evil, JIM WILSON rage, who will keep your car that there is a real foundation we become .evil. running in tip-top condition . , . Shell Oil Change for for this distinction. In and save you money. Consult this 7601 Biscayne Blvd. "There is danger in giving more thought to the things LAKE FOREST TEXACO PL 1-9368 other words, the person \ mak- • TIRES • BATTERIES directory be/ore your next tonkful ing the broadcast is in some we are against than the things we are for. It is easier to • ACCESSORIES • TUNE-UP of gas or needed repairs. way truly heard by those who have distrust than to have faith. The story of the early Church BRAKE WORK A SPECIALTY listen to the broadcast. Indeed, shows clearly that it is the positive in faith which conquers the world. MOTOR EPIPHANY the first question used the REPAIRS words radiophonically present. "Today, when Communists and secret Communist machina- REGAL SHELL SERVICE STATION I have received support from a tions present an objective danger, we face a great pitfall. It TOP VALUE STAMPS Tune-Up TOP VALUE Complete scientist who informs me that STAMPS Car Service is not a question of paranoia in the clinical sense. It is an im- YU 3-9552 Specialists the light waves by which* I nor- ponderable something which happens to a Community of Faith. 6480 So. Dixie Hwy. maly perceive an object differ 3901 S.W. 40th Ave. 667-9180 U.S. 1 »nd S.W. BOth St. Hollywood, Flo. from the electro - magnetic "We have our nose to the ground to ferret out the scent ST. JAMES HOLY ROSARY waves which are used in radio of the adversary; we have our ears to the ground to hear ST. AGNES and television only in wave the distant rumbling; before we know it, something decisive length. has happened to us. We are no longer upright. Our gaze is no FRAZIER'S TONY'S longer fixed on God and Man in charity." LARRY'S The consequences of this COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS opinion are very important Difficult as the task may be, we are called to follow the TEXACO from the standpoint of the example of our Savior, who said on the Cross: "Father, forgive problem we are considering. them, they, know not what they do." He told us to forgive FRAKJO Proprietor—Larry Goboury INDIGO A person can derive great our enemies and to pray for our persecutors. Undoubtedly SERVICE benefit from the Holy Sacri- this is one of the hardest counsel to be found in the Gospels. 1 CRANDON BLVD. fice even if he is united to it But it is a sure test of the quality of our struggle against MU 1-0265 TOP VALUE STAMPS only by affection. Such is the ATLAS TIRES * BATTERIES communism. KEY BISCAYNE * ACCESSORIES case of the devout invalid, 13705 N.W. 7th Avenue CE 5-1221 who at the time Mass is being If our efforts, against this evil are poisoning us with hatred EM 1-5521 North Miami, Fla. Across Frtfm Bank of Perrihe celebrated in the tows church and widespread distrust, if we believe every charge against reads his Missal or says his individuals and organizations without giving the accused the TOP VALUE STAMPS ST. MONICA TEL. 624-9183 Rosary, directing bis thoughts right to be heard in self-defense, and if our only concern is ST. STEPHEN'S to the Holy Sacrifice. But he to tear down and not to build up, then we have suffered GRIFF'S 66 SERVICE is not in any sense really spiritually. In fighting for7 the faith, we have lost charity. In HOOKER'S present. defending our freedoms, we have ceased to be free men. 191st STREET and N.W. 37th Avenue (c) 1962 by Paulist Press, New York 14, N. Y.

Page 8 May 18, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida MIAMI DIOCESAN DIRECTOR LEAVES FOR CONFERENCES ST. JOSEPH Vocations Meeting Set In Rome MISS A L S The Diocese of Miami will be among more than 400 dele- The meeting will be sponsor- will be considered by the con- WORD FOR WORD AS^ represented at the First Inter- gates from 30 countries who ed by the Sacred Congregation gress: how to encourage young FROM T'lL 1 national Congress for Ecclesias- will participate in the con- of Seminaries and Universities. boys and adolescents to begin PULPIT tical Vocations which opens in gress inaugurated to study the It will therefore concentrate priestly studies; how to build up Rome on Wednesday, May 23. circumstances, problems and particularly on diocesan voca- vocations among youths of mare Father James J. .Walsh, dio- pastoral concerns which sur- tions rather than vocation pro- advanced ages, including the cesan director of Vocations, round current efforts to stimu- grams in religious communities. late high- school or college stu- will leave Miami, today for late vocations to the priest- dent; and how best to help stu- ALL Vatican City where he will be hood. To aid in this.study statistics dents for the priesthood perse- NEWLY SAINT JOSEPH gathered from some 1,000 dio- vere in their vocations. ceses will be presented to the \ REVISED PATRON OF THE UNIVERSAL CHURCH More than 200 of the delegates \ • - congress delegates. *^V SAINT JOSEPH DAILY MISSAL to the congress will be from Includes up-to-date In the Red Bird Shopping Center It's BELK'S Three other major problems Europe. changes ordered by Truly the finest, most-up-to-date (Daily Missal. His Holiness Pope Extra large type, simplified arrangement. Offi- John XXIII cial Confraternity Version. Full color illus. Cloth, $3.75 Leather, gen. gold: edges $8.50

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Page TO *Mfey'18/4462 ' VOICE N&ami, Florida APPEAL FOR BISHOPS' RELIEF FUND TO BE MADE IN ALL PARISHES Diocese Will Aid Poor And Sick Of World Sunday The annual collection for the alone, brought food, clothing, resettling thousands of refu- ment, education, leadership Bishops' Relief Fund will be a year is necessary. The pro- Food, housing, work and edu-? medicines and other htlp to 40 gees from Cuba. training, medical care and other taken up in parishes through- gram is conducted under the cation for the millions in Latin million homeless, hungry and social welfare projects. American countries who hun- out the Diocese Sunday, May 20. Besides helping the new arri- auspices of the American ger for social justice to satisfy destitute persons around the vals, CRS maintains 96 region- This gtobe circling life line of Bishops. This appeal is the primary charity represents the largest family fundamentals. world without regard to race, al offices in 67 countries. The Besides the work .with the source of support for the Cath- relief agency in the history of creed or color. offices are staffed by a total Cuban refugees, CRS has nu- olic Relief Services, an Ameri- American aid abroad. Assistance in the young of-135 Americans who supervise merous special programs in can voluntary overseas relief CRS is well, known in South emerging nations of Africa, 20 the work of relief and rehabili- In order to continue this effect at their major posts. of which gained independence in agency which, in the past year Florida for its assistance in' tation, socid-economie develop- work, a minimum of $5 million Included among these are: the last two years, creating problems of unrest and read- justment. Many of the in- habitants have been pushed be- yond their abilities and assist- ance from CRS has become - necessary. • Armed conflict in the Congo, Laos and Vietnam has uproot- ed many families who look to CRS for enough food and shefc ter to keep them alive. Escapees from Red China get CRS help in Hong Kong, Quemoy and Taiwan as do In Morocco, a maternity clinic supported by Over 300,000 children like these in the CameroonS those who have been pushed Catholic Relief Services cares for 350 infants and receive a daily ration of U.S. Government donated from place to place since mothers, supplying them with milk and medicines. surplus powdered milk. Distribution is made by In addition, the mothers are taught the essentials Catholic Relief Services which conducts relief and they first lost their homes of infant feeding and child care. rehabilitation programs in 20 African countries. during the Korean conflict. Many people in India and Pakistan have become an eco- nomic drain on their countries because of a lack of nutrituous food, making them poor work- ers. CRS has been providing food to these people so that they, in turn, can help them- selves. Besides working in these and FRESH NOODLES A LA CHOPSTICK. A Hong Kong grand- other areas of continual need, mother feeds child with noodles. Skin infection on little one's head CRS gives its assistance to vic- is result of malnutrition. Nineteen noodle-making centers in the tims of natural disasters, wher- Far East, founded and maintained by Catholic Relief Services, the ever they may^occur. overseas relief agency of the American Bishops, produced over 5 million pounds of noodles during the past year. The noodles, which If it is not possible to donate are made out of U.S. Government surplus wheat, cornmeal and powdered milk, provide the basic nourishment for thousands of to the Bishops' Relief Fund this . Girls are taught to weave and spin at a work In the Near East about 500,000 refugees are Chinese refugees living in Hong Kong. Your donation to the Sunday, contributions may be project on Cheju Island, Korea, set up and super- forced to exist in abject poverty amid most Catholic Bishops' Relief fund Appeal, will help support this people- sent to The Bishops' Relief Tised "by Catholic Relief Services. The Bishops' •wretched conditions. Their future seems hopeless. to-pcople program. relief agency maintains many educational and In cooperation with the U.N. High Commissioner Fund, New York 1, New York. training projects in addition to providing enter- for Refugees, Catholic Relief Services provides gency aid to the poor and needy. them with the basic necessities of life. For I was hungry

Catholic Relief Services is on the scene whenever Self-help projects teach a skill to people in under- natural disasters occur, whether they be earth- developed countries enabling them to earn their quakes, hurricanes or landslides. Food, clothing livelihood. This ceramics cooperative in Latin and medicines are rushed to the stricken area America was established by Catholic Relief Serv- by Catholic Relief Services which is supported ices with the, help of funds raised through the through the annual Bishops' Relief Fund Appeal. annual Bishops' Relief Fund Appeal.

Refugees continue to cross into Austria from Medical aid for the diseased, destitute and dying Iron Curtain countries. Others, and they numbar of India comes through the heroic work of the into the thousands, still languish in dreary refu- Missionaries of Charity. Catholic Relief Services gee camps throughout Europe. Catholic Relief has been on the scene assisting these Sisters Services, without regard to race, creed or color, in their work, as well as over 400 other hos- helps these homeless, driven people with food, pitals, dispensaries and medical mission programs. clothing and medicines and assists in their reset- Catholic Relief Services food distribution pro* tlement in free countries of the world. . grams reach over five million of India's neediest.

May IB,, 19A2 TM£ VCMCE Miami, Florida Pag* 11 YOU CAN BE SURE A SYKES TRUSS HOLDS Re-Roofing & Repairs Fits So Exactly That t De Paul Men I No Strap Is Required AH Types Roofs — Since 1920 If Unable To Call PALMER Roofing Co. Send For "Truss Care" Aid In Finding ;' H. B. SYKES, Inc. FR 3-6244 . 112 E. Flagler FR 1-4022 , Foster Homes Members of St. Vincent de YOUR CHOICE OF .Paul Societies in Dade County are cooperating with the Catho- lic Welfare Bureau of Miami in FREE GIFTS securing foster homes in the Greater Miami area for Catho- . WHEN YOU lic children ranging in age from OPEN YOUR SAVINGS infancy to 18 years and includ- ACCOUNT FOR $250, OR MORE ing unaccompanied ehildr-™> FRED B. HARTNETT SAVE BY THE 21st President and Director • from Cuba whose parents h EARN FROM THE 1st Real Estate and Insurance sent them to the United States to prevent them from being in- ANTICIPATED doctrinated with atheistic com- ANNUAL DIVIDEND munism. According to Father John Ne- vins, assistant diocegan director Voice Photo of Catholic Charities, there is a 31 ST. VINCENT de Paul Society members are assistant diocesan director of Catholic Chari- desperate need for Catholic fos- shown during a recent meeting in St. Mary ties. Vincentians throughout Dade County are ter homes to care for children Cathedral clubrooms with Father John Nevins, assisting in foster homes program. now under the care of the Catho- lic Welfare Bureau and under Mother, Daughter Breakfast Sunday care of public agencies. ELECTRONICS More than 30 Vmcentians are The mother of seven children companied by five daughters assisting in the program by TRAINING heads the committee in charge who range in age from one to conducting initial family inter- of arrangements for the Mother 12 years of age. ENGINEERING views with families who volun- and Daughter Communion INDUSTRIAL Other members of the com- teer their services as foster breakfast sponsored annually by ELECTRONICS mittee are Mrs. Donald Gaudet, parents. members of Holy Family Wom- co - chairman; Mrs. Edward TV SERVICING an's Club. ELECTRONIC DRAFTING O'Keefe, table reservations; full and part-time courses Mrs. James Shanahan, Mrs. Day Of Recollection HY WEISS Painting doy and evening dosses Mrs. Robert Crissy, chairman of the breakfast which will be Charles Pearson and Mrs. R.E.T.S. FR 1-1439 James Kearny, ticket reserva- Set At St. Patrick PRESSURE CLEANS AND SPRAYS ROOFS 215 N.E. 15th ST. served Sunday, May 20 at the Castaways Motel, will be ac- tions; Mrs. Arnold Brainer, dec- Their annual day of recollec- - SEALS AND CAULKS OPENINGS - orations; and Mrs. Cass Pelec- tion will be observed by women REPAIRS CRACKS - PAINTS INTERIOR ki, Mrs. Carmine Gondolfo and of St. Patrick parish, Miami AND EXTERIOR. Mrs. Raymond A. Baker. Beach, on Monday, May 21. Community National Bank* Members of the organization Father Jose Pando, CM. a will observe a Corporate Com- FREE ESTIMATES - LICENSED - INSURED of Bal Harbour member of the. faculty at St. munion during the 8 a.m. Mass Collins at 96th St., Bal Harbour, Florida in Holy Family Church /and John Vianney Minor Semi- FR 7-2676 JE 8-0197 breakfast will follow. nary will conduct the con- ferences which begin at 8:30 a.m. Mass in St. Patrick Card Party Planned Church. Breakfast will be A benefit card party sponsor- served in the parish clubrooms ed by Epiphany Altar and Ro- and three conferences will be sary Society will be held at followed by Benediction of the 8 p.m. Tuesday, May 22 in the Most Blessed Sacrament. Lunch- school cafetorium. eon will also be served. TO ALL GRADUATING STUDENTS SELECT A PROFITABLE PROFESSION BECOME AN ACCOMPLISHED HAIRDRESSER FIVE FREE SCHOLARSHIPS FREE

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Page 12 . Moy 1%'T962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida STATE CONVENTION of Catholic Daughters ami, co-chairman of arrangements, is shown of America was held this week at the Hotel registering a few of the members who attended Seville, Miami Beach. Mrs. Ella Long of Mi- the sessions from three dioceses. Some 200 Women Attended Business Sessions Of Three-Day Conclave

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_ V ice Photos VESTMENTS made by Court Patricia, Miami, are viewed by STATE REGENT, Mrs. Mary Kennedy of Pensacola, left, and ROSARY-MAKING instructions were given to delegates by Mrs. Ethel King- and Mrs. Julia Waver of Court Palm Beach, Mrs., Emma Koenig, of Miami, convention chairman, examine Brother Paul of the Little Brothers of the Good Shepherd who in the exhibit room where affiliation'projects were displayed. map of Florida made by Miami CDA Juniors from bird seed. operate Miami's Camillus House for indigent and homeless men.

Catholic Daughters Of America Juniorettes From Riviera Beach And West Palm Beach Present Drill

CATHOLIC literature display of the Daughters of St. Paul in- terests Mrs. Anthony D'Allesandro of Court Palm Beach. Other exhibits included accempiishments of Junior Courts in Florida. "How Not To Conduct A Meeting" Was Demonstrated By CDA Juniors Of Miami , Moy 18,, J 962 . ,THB VOICE Miami, Florida . Pag* 13 REPRESENTATIVES FROM THREE DIOCESES PRESENT

BUILDER •DEVELOPER 8340 NORTHEAST SECOND AVE. MIAMI 38, FLORIDA Statewide CDA Meets At Miami Beach Phone PLoio 8-0327 (Continued From Page 1) COMFORT Father Connolly told delegates. "Responsibility means facing the facts. We are all weak as a result of the fall- of Adam and Eve. We need Christ and if we do not have Christ our lives will be failures. If you don't believe this, you cannot teach it to your 1 children. Christ is the fulfill- ment of everything we seek." Noting that the role of women Tests show that persons on is an "awesome" one, Father summer reducing diets can lose ADDITIONAL weight by drinking (LOW SALT, NO Connolly stated that, "Women long I CALORIES) Mountain Valley Water In have given birth and reared place of ordinary tap water which may every single saint, king, schol- FLAMELESS ELECTRIC contain as much as 70% of your allow- able sodium Intake. Guard against ar, and priest who have ever YEAR-ROUND excess sodium and resulting water-log- been born . . . Women have ged body ... make your reducing job guided an often saddened and easier. Pure, tasty, non- confused world to the unutter- air-conditioning laxative, natural water. able glory of His friendship. puts year-round cli- Will not bloat Keeps mate control at your Kidney-Bladder action Women are to be God's instru- normal. Aids digest- ments so that children brought fingertips. Cools in Ion. Try 6 to 8 glas- summer . . . warms in ses j)aily for 8 weeks into the world learn what is • winter. and see how much right," he said. better you feel. Dir- See your electric appli- "What Christ means to you ect to your door Voice Photos" ance dealer or air-con- from Hot Springs, ditioning contractor Arkansas. Phone SUPREME REGENT, Miss Margaret Buckley parish, Key West, during Monday's luncheon at now. \. " « Now for immediate which Father Beaver was the principal speak- delivery. of Chevy Chase, Md., talks with Father Joseph From A Beaver, S.J., pastor, St. Mary Star of the Sea er, and members heard reports. Adi Your Doctor Leaky Faucet personally is important," Fa- urged. "Teach those in com- The need for increased ...ITS CHEAPtR. TOOI Phone ther Connolly warned. "If ing generations God's great- leadership and the active par- 'FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT 60. FR 3-2484 To Complete you are sincere with God, you est gift, your Catholic Faith." ticipation of the laity in the HELPING BUILD FLORIDA 301 S.W. 8th Street will become a saint. And if Miss Margaret Buckley, Su- work of the Church was em- Lake Worth JU 2-1367 you become a saint you will preme Regent of the- Catholic phasized by speakers who ad- Ft. Lauderdale. . JA 2-6032 Plumbing put God into thousands of Daughters of America, was dressed the convention souls. Your goal for existing guest of honor during Tuesday's "We need more leaders and Service is to become a saint. Either banquet. Also at the speakers' less followers for without lead- you are a saint or you have table were Msgr. Patrick J. ership we will accomplish noth- disappointed Christ terribly. O'Donoghue, V.G., Father Peter ing," Father Joseph Beaver, let us solve your Give him your life, your en- Reilly, arid Father Timothy S.J., pastor, St. Mary Star of ergy and your talents," he Geary. Mrs. Joseph Walker was the Sea parish, Key West, said 1PIUMBINGI toastmistress and entertainment during Monday's session's. PROBLEMS was provided by the James J. During the meetings presided McCormick family. over by Mrs. Mary Kennedy of CDA members were urged to Pensacola, outgoing state re- LEONARD S. MOWER SERVICE "learn the teachings of the gent, delegates also heard Fa- Church and preach them to ther R. E. Philbin, pastor, St. • SALES others," by Michael Assalone, Michael the Archangel parish, • RENTAL discussion club chairman on Miami, and diocesan director of • REPAIRS the diocesan board of the Con- the Confraternity of Christian STERN • SHARPENING fraternity of Christian Doctrine. Doctrine. FEATURING: MASTER • ELLIPSE • PORTER-CABLE" Spiritual Leaders Needed, PLUMBER • BIG WHEEL YAZOO Riding Mowers Our Specioltty Barry Instructor Tells CDA 3709 W. FLAGLER ST. Telephone HI 5-1345 — MIAMI — American Catholic women her ecclesiastical superiors," HI 8-1869 must rise above materialistic in- Sister continued. "It requires of 2192 SW 22nd Ave. HI 8-8291 fluences in society and aid their her that she study the spiritual country by the combined force foundations of the American of an enlivened spiritual con- way of life; that she unite with DONALD F. JOHN M. sciousness, delegates to the those of other faiths who cher- McEMBER MONTGOMERY Catholic Daughters of America ish the ideals of equality and from Home State convention were told liberty as God-given endow- Tuesday. ments, to effect a renewed un- derstanding of their dependence Me EMBER Sister Thomas Aquin, O.P., upon the Judaic-Christian con- MONTGOMERY II INSURANCE, fac. an instructor in the Depart- tributions to western culture; by Phone ment of Philosophy at Barry and /that she give- voice in College spoke to some 200 countless spheres of womanly delegates from three dioceses influence — the home, the class- GENERAL INSURANCE during closing sessions of the room, the civic organization 1120 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Coral Gables 34, Fla. regional meeting. church group, the office — *o an Americanism which, as in PHONE HI 4-2587 "Our country today needs, its beginning, draws its mean- and the American people want, ing and its existence from the spiritual leadership," Sister spiritual aspirations of men to CALL Thomas Aquin declared. "And protect the rights of God in PAN AM who should be better equipped human institutions." to add strength to this move- • 4 ment than the spiritually ma- To offset the materialistic PLATING ture Catholic woman, who alone influences of present-day liv- among the believers in our so- ing, Sister Thomas Aquin COMPANY ciety is nourished by the Body pointed out that the inform- FR 7-2481 ing of minds and the strength- and Blood of Christ; and is ac- companied into the pathways of ening of convictions must 24 Hours a Day DISTINCTIVE METAL FINISHES the world by the Trinity In- develop together with sancti- dwelling in her soul. fication of souls by grace. An Expert. Shopper Will Plating of Religious Articles "What unity of spiritual pur- Do All The Leg Work! ECCLESIASTICALLY APPROVED "The apostolate n e e d e d pose we may bring to our coun- C among American Catholic wom- try, through the spiritual forces HOLLYWOOD Residents Coll WAbosh 2-5239 , '' See "Di«k" Blake Ask For "Shop At Home Service'* en today is the apostolate of the of our lives, will be the product 98 NE. 73rd St. PL 7-6621 informed mind and the confi- of our true realization of our (Just Off Miami Ave.) vocation as Catholic women," Miami, Florida dent voice, exercised always under the guiding wisdom of the Dominican aster said.

Page 14 M«y= 18, 4962 THE VOICE Miami; Florida Sacrament Of Matrimony: Means Of Becoming Holy Miami's Oldest Jew/tiers In this issue The Voice is tions realize they are the trus- pleased to highlight the peren- tees of Gobi's creative power. nially important and interesting They are a unit working in part- subject of marriage. We do so nership with God. They are re- in order to emphasize the beau- sponsible for the existence and a modern lov* song ty and greatness of this voca- the upbringing of new beings in sterling tion to which the majority of who will depend on them for our young people are called. security of body and soul. NEWEST While the Church welcomes So important are these re- young men called by God to sponsibilities that the Church LUNT the priesthood and young w.om- seeks in every way to prepare en destined for the religious life young people spiritually and and heaps praise upon the lofti- mentally for the duties and priv- ness of their vocation, she never ileges of married life. thereby belittles the state of marriage, but in every way pos- sible seeks to impress on all her children the dignity and sanctity of married life. From their earliest years, our young people are carefully Madrigal is sterling — beautiful, taught to regard Christian mar- gleaming, solid silver. Come in, riage as a divine institution de- hold a piece in your hand and Voice Photos signed to propagate the human see how the "applied border" effect accents the sculptured MAY QUEEN at Barry College is Linda Bevilacqua of Epi- race. The bride and groom in quality of the ornament. You'll phany parish, South Miami, shown as she crowned the statue joining hands see in the holy BE love the distinctive manner in bond a means of becoming holy. which the bowl, or tines, is of the Blessed Virgin during ceremonies held in Chapel. PROPERLY joined to the handle. You'll truly They are taught to take a long- admire evej^'thing about Madn- range view of human life and to FITTED! gal because it's different from 7 see it primarily as a prepara- High Heels AAAAA any other pattern. jjg Mod. Heclt to EEE 'Marriage To Be Subject tion for the next life. They em- or Flats 4 Pc. Basic Setting, M, ,qx ,„,,. brace the married state as a SHOES sacred vocation, realizing they for For Family Life Delegates represent more than a man and WOMEN Our staff of expert jewelry and JOEL'S watch repairmen as well as our woman seeking happiness. highly skilled engravers and stone WASHINGTON (NO —The PH. FR 9-4831 setters provide finest services; lo- cated conveniently in our own shop challenges of marriage and fam- The Christian couple entering 34 NORTH MIAMI AVE : on the premises. Licensed statt ap- ily life today will be treated at marriage with strong convic- praisers. 10 general sessions, 12 seminars and eight workshops at the Na- tional Catholic Family Life con- vention to be held in St. Louis from June 25 to 28. A tentative convention pro- gram was announced here by JEWELERS • SILVERSMITHS Father John C. Knott, director Serving Miamians for Over SO Yean of the Family Life Bureau, f ' For a 121 E. FLAGLER PHONE FR 3-6484 National Catholic Welfare Con- Open Monday Evenings ference, which is sponsoring discussion of "Overpopulation, the convention. Contraceptives and the Total Wedding to On June 25 there will be a Catholic Approach." Remember... Father Knott will speak on >.-N(?~s"* * June 25 on "Love and the t Engagement Ring Christian Message," which will officially open the convention The engagement ring is a program. On June 26 Father sign of the seriousness of the Henry V. Sattler, C.SS.R., as- pledge to marry. A simple band sistant director of the NCWC can do it The beauty, dignity, Family Life Bureau, will speak Miami's largest, simplicity, symbolism of the on "Love and the Distortion of and best-located hotel. CERTIFIED COLD FUR STORAGE ring add much to the holiness Love." Has complete facilities for of the whole engagement On Seminar topics include "One- the wedding of your dreams. OUR STORAGE VAULTS an engagement ring the words Parent Families," "The Middle Rooms are available for "Promised in Christ" could be Years of Marriage," "Marital inscribed. parties of 2O to 5OO. ON THE PREMISES! Chastity" and "Family Prob- For the wedding ring there lems in Minority Groups." For complete Information on catering and are many Christian mottoes and facilities, call catering manager— FOR THE VERY FINEST symbols which can be used. Among workshop topics will FRanklln 4-61S1 Here are a few: "Thy Will Be be "Early Dating — Early "FURRIER STORAGE" Done," "United in Christ," Marriage," "Togetherness in MIAMI BEACH "Wedded in Christ." the American Family" and A sheaf of wheat engraved "The Challenge of Marriage on the band signifies the fruit- Preparation." JE 2-2474 fulness of marriage. The Chi- Theme of the convention is CORAL SABLES Ro, the Alpha and Omega, the "Love, the Bond of Perfection." cross and crown, the vine and HI 3-7416 branches are all appropriate wedding symbols. These bless- AT NO EXTRA COST ed rings are sacramentals, make them truly signs of some- • Our bonded messengers thing holy. pick up and deliver your furs The Wedding Ring • Unlimited in-and-out service Brides Bouquet The ring is the pledge of 1 Maid of Honor A Low Total • Every garment if glazed promised fidelity. 2 Brides Maids of Only When placing the ring on the 2 Mother's Corsages finger of the spouse, the hus- 5 Boutonnieres 00 Now it the time to band says, "Take and wear this 2 Aisle Baskets $59 rettyle your precious furs ring as a pledge of my fidelity; 1 Aisle Carpet complete Customized cleaning of Candelabrum and Candle plus tax in the name of the Father, and your furs available on of the Son and of the Holy the premises! Spirit." The ring need not be a costly MIAMI BEACH • FT. LAUDERDALE • CORAL GABLES platinum setting bristling with <£an ^ri diamonds. A simple gold band carries the symbolism of this 5706 BIRD ROAD MO 1-6741 sacred tradition.

Mow 18. 1962 THE VOICE Miami. Florida PaUB 15 PLANNING A WEDDING RECEPTION! A Bride's Prayer «~*» DAVID LYNN; O Father, my heart is filled with a happiness so wonderful,

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Be with me as: I start my missioli of womanhood, and stay Thou my path from failure all the way. Walk with us even into the end of our journey. O Father, bless my Wedding Day, Hallow my Marriage Night, Sanctify my Motherhood if Thou seest fit to grant me that Privilege. And when all my youthful charms are gone, and cares GRAV and lessons have left their traces, let physical fascination give way to the greatest charm of companionship. And so may we walk hand in hand down the highway of the valley of shadow which we hope to lighten with the sunshine of HODSON PONTIAC good and happy lives. Bridals O Father, this is my prayer. Hear me, I beseech Thee. Amen. Forma] 6 Can Give The Better Deal Bridesmaids "Largest Selection In The South" • GOWNS for the Bride, Bridesmaids, Mother "EVERYTHING FOR THE BRIDE" A Bridegroom's Prayer 205 N.E. 3rd Ave. FT. LAUDERDALE PHONE JA 5-2455 O Heavenly Father, on this, my Wedding Day, I sense as never before Thy Sacred Presence. It seems like the first glorious Vhow featuring BRIDALS Sabbath in Paradise, when all was good and beautiful, when the universe lay at Thy feet in reverent awe, when the first man Miami's Oldest Direct Factory Dealer — Over 21 Years NEW BRIDESMAIDS aijd the first woman listened to Thy voice in their pristine joy Bridal and and innocence. PROM GOWNS and Behold, the woman Thou gavest me as my companion for this Formal 1 LODGE GOWNS life's journey kneels trustfully at my side. I thank Thee for HODSON PONTIAC RENTAL joining our paths, and for granting us the privilege of sharing Salon _ _ Thy power in perpetuating the work of Thy Hands. I know INC. that she is Thy gift to me, and I vow in my deepest soul to F-.V *; Buy Direct and Save.' Lovely bridal ensem- bles from the femin- love her, treasure her, and keep her with unswerving fidelity until Phone: FR 1-1351 my dying breath. May the love, which knits our souls together ine ballerina length today, never lose its ardor, its charm, its sweetness, and may to the ultra for- spiritual wisdom and maturer understanding ever strengthen our 1600 N.E. 2nd AYE. mal long, long holy bond as the days roll by, and as the bloom and vigor of train styler at youth gave way to the infirmities of advancing years. moderate prices. In joy and sorrow, in triumph and failure, I shall stand by her s.ide, not lord and master, but as a devoted friend and protector, on her ACE FORMAL WEAR sharing with her lovingly all I have and hold. I shall build her a 1152 WEST FLAGLER FR 1-3659 home, enduring, beautiful; peaceful: she shall be my queen, my Happiest Day... comfort, the pride of my life. Over this home we shall write the Holy Name of Jesus. Grant, O Heavenly Father, that the charm of this beautiful Cana Day may abide in it forever, and that Jesus and His Blessed Mother may be our constant guests. May the same Divine Savior fashion our mutual love after that pure love which He bore to His Bride, our Holy Church: and as he presented "to Himself the Church in all her glory, not having spot or wrinkle or any such thing," so may I be permitted some day to present to Thee this bride of mine to whom I have pledged constant fidelity before Thy altar. 0 Father, this is the prayer of my heart. Bless us and keep us in Thy holy grace. Amen.

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Page 16 May 18, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida CONDUCTED BY DIOCESAN FAMILY LIFE BUREAU For the FLOWER GIRL and RING BEARER Marriage Courses Now In Progress White Dresses — White Suits A program of marriage in- formal atmosphere that makes structions designed to cover for fonder friendships between • White Pants. preparations for marriage and families and the parish priest. successful living of married life Members themselves develop a is one part of a three-fold pro- strong sense of parish interest gram now conducted by the and responsibility arid in the TEENS N' TOTS Family Life Bureau of the Dio- course of meetings learn the 211 S.E. 1st St. 12858 BISC. BLVD. cese of Miami. techniques of leadership. AMPLE PARKING Under the direction of Msgr. Robert W. Schiefen, di- rector of the Family Life Bu- reau, pre-Cana conferences, one of ?h is now in prog- ress at -./iir locations in the Diocese, are conducted three times annually: Although the course is intend- ed primarily for couples con- templating marriage, those re- cently wed are welcome to at- tend the series of sfr lectures and hear priests and physicians as well as qualified laymen speak on the various phases of marriage including legal and economic aspects. At the con- clusion of the conference a cer- marily for problem couples but women who will think, talk tificate is sent to the pastor of for ordinary people whose and act with the Church in the parish in which each couple marriages have become a bit their own order of special plans to be married. Those humdrum, pedestrian and rutted competence-world affairs. qualifying for the certificates in routine. They come together and hear someone discuss pre- The movement, organized at do not need additional instruc- the parochial level, establishes tion before marriage. cisely what they have been thinking about and consequently a strong bond of unity and Advice to newly weds... PROGRAM LECTURERS gain a new vision, a new respect cohesion that ultimately and Diocese of Miami priests in and enthusiasm for their voca- regularly brings forth its fruit charge of the program include tion. In the Diocese of Miami, at the parish Communion railing Father John O'Dowd, V.F., pas- Father O'Dowd, Father Scully and altar. A good banking connection tor, Epiphany parish, South and Father Louis Roberts are Since meetings are held in Miami'and Father Peter Reilly, assisting in the establishment of members' homes the surround- pastor, Little Flower parish, such conferences. ings are suitable for free dis- Coral Gables, in the South Dade cussion and creates an in- area; Msgr. Dominic Barry, Through the Christian Fam- will serve you well through- pastor, Immaculate Conception ily Movement which is al- parish, Hialeah, North Dade; ready established in Holy Msgr. John J. Fitzpatrick, pas- Family parish and now being ebbing tor, Little Flower parish, Hol- organized in Epiphany parish, lywood and Father Raymond married couples participate in INVITATIONS Choice of Newest Designs out your married life. Scully, pastor, St. Jerome par- a program of study and action Engraved, Proc. Engraved, Printed ish, Fort Lauderdale, Broward to Christianize not only their County; and Father Bernard own families .but families in The Boulevard National Bank offers all major banking McGrenehan, pastor, St. Juli- the community. ana parish, West Palm Beach, services ... makes it easy to do your banking in one Meeting bi - monthly in and Father Joseph M. Mc- convenient place. Laughlin, pastor St. Mark par- parishes under the guidance of ish, Boynton Beach, in Palm pastors, the Christian Family Beach County. Movement is an association of married couples whose studies Ample Parking Area. 3y2 /O interest per annum Last month at Holy Fam- include Christ's Gospei, Church Walk-up and Drive-in on savings accounts; com- doctrine, and social phenomena Teller Windows ily parish, North Miami, Low as $10.00 per 100 Folders! pounded quarterly mere than 140 married per- in order that they may contri- Paneled, 100 Tissues, 100 Outside sons attended the first of a bute actively and vigorously to and 100 Inside Envelopes to match. 4 TO on Deposits planned series of Cana con- the re-Christianization of the Abbot Printing Remaining Over 1 Year ferences the objective of family, the parish and the sec- COMPANY which is to bring a clear un- ular community. 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May 18, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 17 Parent's Auxiliary Plans Fashion Show A fashion show and luncheon 12:30 p.m. and fashions will be % Morning Star Li under the auspices of Christo- presented by Richard's. Mothers pher Columbus Parents' Auxil- of the students will be models. :! Unit Installs H iary will be held Saturday, May Mrs. Neil Gethret and Mrs. Ed- 19 at Westbrooke Country Club. ward Flaherty are co-chairmen Luncheon will be served at of arrangements.. ; New Officers j WEST PALM BEACH — Mrs. Mary Steele of St. Joan of Arc parish, Boca Raton, was recent- ly installed as president of the- BRIDAL Morning Star School Auxiliary ENSEMBLE during ceremonies at the Car- MISSAL riage House in Boynton Beach. Father Gerard Manning, pas- Prayerbook by tor, St. Ann parish, Naples, and first director of the school for The Mass ' handicapped children also in- on the. Day stalled Mrs. Richaf itrekus, of Marriage Lake Worth, vice ^resident; K. Mrs. Margaret Willett, Lake • Bindings • Worth, recording secretary; Leather $5.00 to $12.00 Mrs. Ray Burger, Boynton Pearl $6.50 to $11.50 Beach, corresponding •• secre- tary; Mrs. Neil Doherty, Lanta-- Visit our Complete Gift Store 24.95 Voice Photos na, treasurer; Mrs. Thomas Ma- NEW PRESIDENT of the Morning Star School Auxiliary in han, Lake. Worth, historian and ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC Palm Beach County is Mrs. Mary Steele of Boca Raton shown Mrs. Katherine Flynn, Lake BOOK AND FILM CENTER For Travel Wear receiving the congratulations of Father Gerard Manning. Worth, parliamentarian. Guests of honor included Sis- ter Louis Bertrand, S.S.J., prin- Summer Style Show Scheduled Saturday cipal of the Mprning Star School Operated by A summer fashion show and Fashions from Suniland Shop- which is conducted in St. Julia- the luncheon under the auspices of ping Center will be featured and na School; and Sister Joseph St. Timothy Women's Guild will reservations may be made by Daughters of Marie, S.S.J., assistant princi- be held at noon Saturday, May calling Mrs. Teresa Puma at pal; and past presidents Wilbur St. Paul 19 at the Flame Restaurant. MO 6-8428. Page, Delray Beach; John Eas- terbrook, Lake Worth and Mrs. Domina Jalbert, Boca Raton. 2300 RED ROAD 'Naturally, it's from 2700 Biscayne Blvd. FR 1-0835 MO 1-6513 Retreat For Women OPEN 8:30 A.M. 6 P.M. and Scheduled May 25 7 to 8 P.M. MON. thru SAT. MANALAPAN — Plans for a weekend retreat for young sin- gle women have been announced THE fine JEWELRY STORES c °"L«3e'da* by the Cenacle Retreat House, r o 1720 S. Ocean Blvd. Father Richard Madden, O.C.D. of Youngstown, O., will GRAIVD OPENING!! conduct conferences which will open at 6 p.m. Friday, May 25 and conclude Sunday, May 27. The author of "Men In San- MARK MANOR & PINES dals," and other works, Father 3rd SECTION Madden will also be the re- treat master for the conferences which members of St. Luke par- BEDROOM ish, Lake Worth, will attend be- ginning at 6 p.m. today (Fri- 2 BATH 1033 Kane Concourse day). (96th Street) Reservations for the young Bay Harbor Island, women's retreat may be made Miami Beach by writing to the Cenacle at Lantana Post Office or by call- ing Justice 5-9988. CDA Juniorettes Plan Tea Saturday RIVIERA BEACH — Fifth grade troops of Juniorette Cath- olic Daughters of- America, Court St. Francis of Assisi, will be hostesses at a tea for sixth $ grade mertibers from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, May 19 at St. Francis ONLY '790 DOWN and 93 MONTHLY " School cafetorium. If you can find more, house for the money . . . buy it! This home not only The name of the Outstanding has 5 good size bedrooms, 2 baths, but A LARGE UTILITY ROOM as well. Juniorette of the year will be It has custom touches (mirrored closet doors, vanity baths and an abundance revealed during the tea and cer- of closet space). Also features Hotpoint oven and range, Kohler fixtures, etc. tificates of achievement will be '.BONUS'. Central heat included in the price. presented to Sandra "dwick, Nancy Mohr, Patricia Jozefyk, Jeanne Hartl,- Maria Miotto, FHA - CONVENTIONAL Bonnie Mitchell, Lynn Robidoux, Sandra Smith, Lucinda Prince, OTHER MODELS: 2-3 & 4 BEDROOMS Mark Manor Here's one example Mary Tousek, Marcia Bat or, Pines of the beautiful dresses Margaret McPhillips, Sharon $, Doyle, Julie Geary, Rosalind HAS EVERYTHING DOWN we have for the McManus, Charlotte White, AS Dorothy Stone, Jacquelyn Right in the midst of schools, LOW churches, shopping centers, golf NO CLOSING COSTS Women of the Wedding . . Frantz, Dianne Dragon, Mar- courses, boat launching ramps, AS and is only minutes from the exquisite Chantilly lace garet Gates and Patricia Gates. Palmetto Expressway. MONTH A program of entertainment DRIVE OUT TO Visit Mark Manor $82 in soft wedding colors Pines . . . South on U. s. 1 t« ALSO POOL and PATIO HOMES will be provided by Troops St. Cutler Ridge Shopping Center — AVAILABLE Ann, St. Elizabeth and St. Lucy Turn left on Caribbean Boulevard From $17,600 to $21,000 . . . 89.95 to Franjo Road. TURN RIGHT to under direction of their coun- SPECIAL SECTION FOR RETIREES Mark Manor Pines. selors. Mrs. James Wheatley is Our new address tea chairman; Mrs. I. A. Sul- in Ft. Lauderdale _ 252 Miracle livan, entertainment; Mrs. 19920 S.W. 88th COURT Mile, 2609 E. Sunrise Blvd. .Prather Chadwick, Mrs. Mary at the -Intracoastal Waterway NARK MANOR HOMES, Inc. CE 5-5152 • CE 80793 Mohr, Mrs. Joseph LaBonte and Mrs. Jesse Souza, assistant chairmen.

Pug© 18. May J£. l»«&v.,v T*ff VOICE, ,Florida AS DCCW PLANS FOR COMING YEAR hopper^ o^ane retaliations Highlight Activities Of Clubs AdvtrtUing j2 Installation of officers contin- ami DCCW will install Cooper treasurer; Mrs. John Seifried, dent of the Altar Society of RENT A GORGEOUS WEDDING ues to highlight the activities of Camp as president; Eugene Ro- historian and Mrs. Hobert Bre- St. Charles Borromeo parish. GOWN! Beautiful, exquisite gowns at Catholic women's clubs and so- siere, vice president; Mrs. Rich- del, parliamentarian. Mrs. Robert Benson, presi- SHAVER'S, 7910-16 N.E. "2nd Ave., cieties throughout the Diocese' ard Webbe, recording secretary Guest speakers will be Fa- dent of the Southwest Coast Little River. They're not cheap in qual- of Miami as members of the and Mrs. William Janek, treas- ther David J. Heffernan, dioc- Deanery of the Miami DCCW ity, home made or second grade in any Miami DCCW formulate plans urer. esan moderator of the Miami also installed Mrs. Loretta way but are extremely fine stock. for the coming year. DCCW and Father Timothy Gavin, vice president; Mrs. Msgr. James F. Nelan, pas- Rental prices frorrf $20 up. Hoops and Geary, pastor, Blessed Trinity Ruth McVey, treasurer and St. Michael Home and tor, St. Stephen parish, West veils also are for rental. Bridesmaid's' parish, Miami Springs. Mrs. Mildred Schula, record- ' School Association Hollywood, will be the principal dresses .and dresses for mothers of Guest of honor will be Mrs. ing secretary. Donald Cronin has been in- speaker. bride and groom available. Call for J. Winston Anderson of St. stalled as president of the Home appointment. PL 7-1421. ' • * * James parish, newly elected and School Association of St. Women's Auxiliary of president of the Miami DCCW. - St. Helen's Club y \el the Archangel parish, Marian Council, K. of C. M. .ji. Picnic Sunday ANY BRIDE WILL WANT TO LOOK Newly elected officers of the • • • 1 Marianettes will be installed Resurrection Guild VERO BEACH — A family her sparkling best on her wedding day Other officers are Mrs. Ag- Have a soft, natural looking permanent nes DeCario and Mrs. Mary during 6:30 p.m. dinner, Thurs- DANIA —New officers of the picnic sponsored by members of day, May 24 at the Aloha Mo- Resurrection Guild will be in- St. Helen's Woman's Club will at DOTTIE'S BEAUTY SALON,' 8230 Griffin, vice presidents; Mrs. N.E. 2nd Ave., Little River. They have Mary Leon, recording secreta- tel. stalled during a Communion be held at the Jaycee Park be- breakfast scheduled to be held ginning at 1:30 p.m. Sunday, a summer special, a Lanolin Cold Wave, ry; Nick Rocawich, treasurer; Mrs. Mabel Holland, Mrs. at 10:30 a.m. Sunday in the Ve- May 20. regularly $10.00, NOW for only $5.00. James Bell, auditor; and Al Peggy Satink are co-hostesses netian Room of Pier 66, Fort They also do hair tinting, corrective Nicolella, historian. in charge of arrangements. Lauderdale. Members of the arrangements stripping and silver blonding. PL 1-6121 • * • • • • Mrs. Carl Zenobia and Mrs. committee are Mrs. Florence Mett, Mrs. James T. Vocelle, St. Theresa Home and St. Stephen Women's Guild George Silvernale are co- Sr., Mrs. Ralph Umhoefer, Mrs. A WEDDING CAKE MUST School Association WEST HOLLYWOOD — chairman of arrangements. Arturo Mierocchi, Mrs. Bernard BE A THING OF ART! But CORAL GABLES — Mrs. Pat- Members of St. Stephen Wom- • • • ' Engle, Mrs. Thomas Nigbor, it must also be of good tex- rick C. McMahon will be install- en's Guild will fete new officers St. Charles Borromeo ture, of good flavor. You will ed as president of St. Theresa Mrs. John Studer, Mrs. Leo be during a banquet at 7:30 p.m. Altar Society Schlitt, Mrs. John Schlitt, Mrs. proud of it if it comes from Home and School Association at Tuesday, May 22 at the MIAMI SHORES BAKERY, 8 p.m., Monday, May 21 in the PORT CHARLOTTE — Mrs. Frank J. Hus, Mrs. Walter Stagecoach Restaurant in Hal- Nora C. Payne is the new presi- Skiscim and Miss Ann Galiano. 9714 N.E. 2nd Ave. It will be school cafeteria. landale. a tiered cake, as large or as Other officers are Mrs. Paul Mrs. Donald Hofer will be in- small as you wish, depending., Lambright, Mrs. Serge Gomez, stalled as president; Mrs. Wil- upon the occasion. It will be beautifully decorated in Mrs. Henry E. Schaefer, vice liam Fitzgerald, vice president; white or tinted icing. Place your order early. PL 9-5515. presidents; Mrs. Robert Hilde- Mrs. John Callahan, recording brand, recording secretary; secretary and Mrs. Edward Mrs. Norman Cassaboom, treas- Hunt, treasurer. YOUR WEDDING FLOWERS should be urer and Mrs. Joseph Murphy, distinctive! LEONARD FLORISTS, corresponding secretary. Arrangements are under the Bridesmaids 9725 N.E. 2nd Ave., Miami Shores, direction of Mrs. Andrew Full- give compJete bridal service. Their! Mrs. Edward H. Doyle is par- erton. Mother's Gowns experience qualifies them to carefully)' liamentarian; Mrs. Frank • • • Cocktail Dresses select and artfully arrange every' Reyes, historian and Mrs. Wil- Formals flower down to the last usher's bou- liam Kappes, auditor. St. James Parents' Club tonniere. Your bridal bouquet will Mrs. Wilfred E. Betz, recent- Cottons complement your wedding " gown. • • * ly reelected president of St. Madonna Academy Auxiliary Beautiful bouquets for attendants and James Parents' Club will be in- WEST HOLLYWOOD — Par- church decorations. PL 1-2586. stalled during dinner May 22 at ents and friends of Madonna Academy will install new offi- the Club House Restaurant. Father Francis P. Dixon, LET THEM CATER YOUR cers at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, WEDDING RECEPTION! They May 23 during dinner in the V.F. pastor, will also install Mrs. Philip Coniglio and Mrs. will moke it as simple or school auditorium, 3600 SW 32nd elaborate as you wish and in- Blvd. Michael Ray, vice presidents; Mrs. Charles Readdy, record- arsons dividualize each one. 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WloV 18. 1962 WE VOICE Miami. Florida Pane 19 PLACE YOUR RECEPTION PLANS IN OUR HANDS A Simple Luncheon For Bridal Shower

Walk down the June brides are being shower- Combine above ingredients. CHICKEN SALAD on package. Pour batter in one ed and feted. Bring to a rolling boil and boil 2 cups cubed, cooked chicken 10 inch well greased cake layer aisle in calm 7 minutes stirring constantly. pan and 8 cup cake pans (the 8 One of the most exciting 3 tablespoons chopped green confidence wEile Cool. Divide mixture into well olives cup cakes are for the family, of things about the following show- greased muffin cujfc, allowing % cup chopped celery course).. Bake cake as directed er luncheon is its simplicity. about 1 tablespoon per cup. and cool completely. our caterers This simple menu, , carefully Vz cup toasted almonds 3 tablespoons chopped ripe prepared and perfectly served I suggest you make the " Place the large cake piece artistically arrange olives will prove fun for both you and orange sauce the day before. on a serving plate and ar- the food fit for a your guests. It can be refrigerated for a . range the small sectie ~ at day or two and gives you a either side, putting th ng Though the scent of grange King and Queen head start on the rolls. Then straight edges of the small blossoms may not be present the next day make dough as pieces against the lower no one' will complain about follows: curved sides of the cake. This the delightful aroma of orange forms the umbrella shape. rolls coming from the kitchen. 2 cakes compressed yeast or Frost and decorate. Team the hot rolls with chick- 2 packages active yeast 2 tablespoons .chopped mixed. CATERER and DELICATESSEN Vz cup lukewarm water pickle 1 tablespoon sugar We Serve The 3935 EAST 4th AVE. OX 1-9983 3 hard cooked eggs, sliced BEST COFFEE In Town! % cup sugar HIALEAH TU 7-4666 % cup salad dressing , F4LCO OPEN 10 AM to 9 PM — CLOSED.WEDNESDAYS V* cup shortening 2 teaspoon salt Combine ingredients; toss PRINTING, INC. COLD CUT, CENTER OF THE SOUTH • . , accent on Service "COLD CUT PLATTERS" For Your Particular Party 1 cup boiling water lightly. Serve on lettuce cups. % cup cold water 6045 PL 8-3751 "From a Sandwich to an Institution" BRIDAL SHOWER CAKE N.E. 2nd Ave. Miami, Fla.•i IT COMES TO' YOU PREPARED — Just tike It out tf the box and place it on your table 2 eggs, well beaten an* — Presto! there's a beautiful delectable array of food that will delight every one •f »«w guests . . . Regardless of what you are planning — anniversary, banquet, bouse 7% cups flour sifted. 1 package cake mix party, office party, wedding, communion, engagement party, get-together, sales meeting, Butter frosting or whatever event it may be. Dissolve yeast and 1 table- Red food coloring Philip D. Lewis, Realtor spoon sugar in Vz cup luke- Necco" candy wafers REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS warm water. 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Pago.20 May 18, 1962 THE VOICE M^ami, Florida FAMILY CLINIC I sow CHINCH BUG PROOF Being In Love Is Not Enough In Marriage SO MANY PEOPLE DO FOR DETAILS PHONE 758-8S41 You've stated several times that love is not Baiter Brass Industries Miami 38, Fla. enough to assure happiness in marriage. How else can a couple tell whether they'll make good part- ners? It seems to us that ij you've fallen in love with someone, that person must have the right qualities or you wouldn't have been attracted to PICKUP them in the jirst place. People don't jail in love YOUR REWARD with just anybody! HERE There's nothing quite as rewarding By FATHER JOHN L. THOMAS, S. J. as the sense of accomplishment in You have a good point there. Sensible young men and women mastering a new are initially attracted to each other by the good qualities they language. The fa- d; er, or think they discover, in each other. As they come mous Berlitz way is to JVHOW one another better, this attraction may grow into friend- quick, easy — and ship and love, or further acquaintance may reveal traits they most economical. dislike and they part company. In a society like our own that BERLITZ" School of Languages places the responsibility of selecting their future marriage part- ners upon the young people themselves, this process of attrac- 242 N.E. 2nd AVE. tion, testing, acceptance or rejection becomes the normal way MIAMI, FLORIDA of choosing one's partner. Under the circumstances, if a couple falls in love, they take this as a sign that they are suited for marriage. Does TERMITES this necessarily follow? Perhaps if we analyze this process in greater detail, you "will see why love is not enough. SWARMING?. In the first.place we are talking about choosing a partner for marriage. The essential word here is marriage. What does it imply? For Christians, marriage is a vocation, an entire way of life. This means that a man and woman agree to seek their sanctification and happiness together by dedicating themselves to the service of God. Marriage, as a life-vocation, designates one way of fulfilling this service. UNDERSTANDING IS IMPLIED Hence the marriage partner you choose should have the qualities needed to assist you in striving for perfection. At a minimum this implies an understanding and appreciation of the faith, together with an operative, practical respect for the Repeat Business Shows White-Tite moral law. How can partners be "good" for each other if they do not help each other achieve the essential purpose of life? Customers Are Pleased With Coating But successful married life also requires other qualities. Marriage unites a couple in an enduring, intimate companion- ship. Henceforth they must be capable of subordinating their private interests, their individual likes and dislikes, to their own common good. They must be able to work together as well as to play together. Because the marriage contract gives them far-reaching, tremendous power over each other, they must be capable of using their rights without selfishness or exploitation. Marriage also makes some very practical demands. Since marriage means babies, the husband must be willing and ca- pable of supporting a family, while the wife must be prepared to face the confinement and "domestication" involved in run- ning a home and bearing children. Some young people give little serious thought to these practical demands when selecting their partners. EMOTIONALLY 'CARRIED AWAY' With these remarks in mind, let us turn to your original question. Why isn't love enough? There' are several reasons. The type of emotional involvement or love that occurs during MORE REPEAT BUSINESS! The brilliantly white roof on consecutive days. We are proud of our quality courtship includes many elements that may have nothing to do flat tile roof on the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. Saunders, and lasting work. 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Even though materials and labor costs have increased had 16 years of experience in the roofing business. ed- v, as the experts say, you may be only "in love with love." This experience and the reputation of White-Tite, Inc., TV ,s, you may take the new, exhilarating experience of be- considerably, the price to the customer is the same. coming emotionally involved with one of the opposite sex as a Another reason for being able to "hold the line" against "guarantees" you the finest roof coating, best service and necessary sign that you have found the "one and only," though prices is that, White-Tite buys all materials in carload best value. "You can pay cash or finance your White- it may merely indicate your first discovery that such attachments quantity, buying directly from the manufacturer. These Tite coating," Scalzo said. 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First the roof was thoroughly White-Tite is licensed in 46 cities in South Florida and is a life-vocation with serious, long range implications. Of cleaned and then the edges of the tile were sealed by our Is insured and bonded and is a member of the Miami- course, there must be love, but since it is- possible to love special, exclusive process. The sealing procss offered by White-Tite rebinds all loose tile and provides better Dade County Chamber of Commerce "White-Tite is someone with whom you could never lead a successful family recommended by many architects nand builders! The - life, it should be obvious that love is not enough. drainage from the roof, as well as giving extra protection against hurricane winds. After the sealing process two material used by White-Tite, Inc., is exclusive with us * • * coats of lasting White-Tite coating were put on the entire ... it is not available in any stores or from any other (It will be impossible for Father, Thomas to answer roof cleaning firm. Nothing else is as good as White-Tite." personal letters.) Mcky 18, 1962 tHE VOttE Miami/Florida P0g£ 21 National Forensic Contest Set June 1 At Miami Beach mmil **im Eighty rooms in the America- ado Verquizas and John Foy of SAMPLE OF na Hotel will be transformed Curley High School will be From RATES2,00:0 4,000 MIAMI TO: LBS. LBS. into debate and oratory halls as entered in debate. Also entered Atlanta, Ga. 5155.40 $255.20 400 speakers from throughout in extemporaneous speaking will Baltimore, Md. 207.00 354.00 Brooklyn, N.Y. 237.60 417.20 the country will compete in the be Margaret Cardet of Notre Cnicago, III. 243.00 428.00 Cleveland, Ohio 237.S0 417.20 national Catholic Forensic Dame Academy and Maureen Pittsburgh. Pa. 228.00 400.00 League contest Friday, June 1 Fox of Cardinal Gibbons High Philadelphia, Pa. 227.00 395.20 Washington, D.C. 207.00 354.00 and Saturday, June 2. School. 2136 N.W. 24th Ave. NE 5-6496 \ Ace RB Van Lines, Inc. Tournament activities will ac- Some 200 visiting moderat- tually begin on Ascension Thurs- ors and 50 local speech judges day when Father Francis will determine the winners. Schulte, assistant superintendent Five elimination rounds are of Schools in the Philadelphia planned for Friday. Serr "<»al Archdiocese and national Foren- and final rounds, in xeh ST. LEO sic League president, will offer category, will be held Satur- COLLEGE Mass in the hotel's Bal Masque day at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. room. Spectators are invited to at- tend these two rounds. Preparatory School RECEPTION LINE for the LaSalle-Immaculata copied from the murals at the Palace of Ver- Bishop Patrick Shanley, Senior Prom stands in front of one of the draw- sailles during the reign of Louis XVI. A garden O.C.D., will preside at the An awards banquet Saturday A BOARDING ings, done in chalk by the students, which were scene surrounded thceafetoriuni. opening banquet the same day at 1:30 p.m. will officially close HIGH SCHOOL and Msgr. William Barry, the tournament. FOR BOYS ^•10-Year Warranty—RHEEM""" P.A., pastor of St. Patrick Church, Miami Beach, will Arrangements for the tourney GRADES 9 TO 12 speak. are^ being handled by the • Small Classes WATER HEATERS Summer Theater Workshop Diocese of Miami Catholic Fo- • Unrivalled Study Condition! 20 GAL. SS$37.95 Competition will begin Friday rensic League. The committee is • Unexcelled Outdoor at 9 a.m. Categories will be de- Sports Facilities $ Scheduled At Barry College headed by Brother Edward • Private Rooms 30 GAL. S 43.95 bate, extemporaneous speak- Lawrence, F.M.S., Columbus A summer workshop in thea- ing, original oratory and ora- High School, Chairman and Far Information, Write EXPERIENCED ter arts for students and teach- torical competition. Charles ,0'Malley, St. Thomas HEADMASTER PLUMBING DIOCESAN ENTRIES Aquinas High School, assistant ers will be held at Barry Col- Saint Leo College There will be 18 Diocese of Preparatory School REPAIR SERVICE chairman. Saint Leo, Florida lege from June 25 to Aug. 3 of Miami entrants who placed COMMITTEES RAY BALL PLUMBING, INC. under the direction of Sister Ma- in each category at a diocesai Other chairmen and their 4251 S.W. 8th St. Tel. HI 5-2461 rie Carol, O.P., head of the col- tournament in March. committees are: Sister Olivia, —(EXPERT PLUMBING REPAIR SERVICE)^ O.P., St. Patrick's, judging; lege speech and drama depart- Christopher Columbus High ment. Brother Leo Francis, F.M.S., 1 School will have the largest del- Pace High School, program co- Say You 'Saw It In The Voice egation with six entrants. They Auditions will be held at the ordinator; Brother Joseph Spe- are Ken Olsen and Marshall har, S.M., Chaminade High college at 1 p.m., Saturday, May Liptack, debate; John Sattler 19 for elementary school stu- School, extemporaneous speak- and Jim Eckhart, original ora- ing; Brother Dominic, F.'M.S.,; dents and at 1 p.m. Saturday, tory; Ben Mingle and Mark Pace High School, boys extem- May 26 for high school pupils. Paleaz, oratorical interpretation. poraneous; Brother Fabian, A company of 20 elementary Five entrants are pupils at St. F.S.C., LaSalle High School and and 20 high school students will Thomas High School. They are: Mrs. C. Phelan, Immaculata be selected for the summer, and Mike Garrettson and Jeff Keyes, Academy, girls extemporane- debate; Rose Marie Bailey, or- ALL-PURPOS a full length high school play ous; Brother Terrence, C.S.C.7 and children's play will be pre- iginal oratory, Hank Daum and- Curley High School, original Jay Hamilton, extemporaneous HOME FINANCING sented in the college auditorium oratory. speaking. Immaculata Academy July 29-Aug. 2. buying, building, selling will be represented by Mary Tournament coordinators will or refinancing Open to credit and non-credit Pat Byrnes and Mary Ann be Sister M. Immaculata, I.H.M. students, the workshop will in- Partridge in interpretation and and Sister Virginia, I.H.M. of extemporaneous speaking. Ever- Notre Dame Academy.

Sister Marie Carol, O.P. Newman Senior Places 5th

A.k fo. L.C.W.X elude courses in stage craft, ALUMINUM In National Youth Contest LUBRICANT play directing, acting, and theat- CLEAN, LONG-LASTING SMOOTH rical make-up. Those interested Bernadette M. Grail, a senior OPERATION & PROTECTION FOR Awning — Jalousie •— Sliding may enroll in any or all of the at Cardinal Newman High WINDOWS. DOORS & 101 ARTICLES Proven-since 1952 by satisfied courses and enrollees will have School, West Palm Beach, was users everywhere an opportunity to participate in selected as one of the five out- At most Bunder Supply. Paint t Hardware Stores. Made by Eugene Dornish & Sen. laboratories on play directing, standing youths (Girls Division) 973 S.W. 12th Street. in the country by the Benevo- Pompano Beach, Florida acting, stage craft, theatrical MIAMI'S DEALER make-up and creative dance. lent Protective Order of Elks. WITH COMPLETE FREE SAFETY LANE CHECKUP STATION Miss Grail was chosen for NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED fifth place by the judges, Vice OUR LADY OF THE HILLS President Lyndon B. Johnson, U.S. .Senator Thomas H. Kuch- el of California and U.S. Sen- ator Edmund S. Mus'kie of Maine. BF.RNADETTE M. i *L More than 50,000 high school Largest Buick Dealer Cast'of Rockies CAMP students throughout the country Division was Loraine R. Foster Save Time and Money With participated in the contest on of West Virginia and Norman A Catholic camp for boys and girls ages local levels. Miss Grail won the E. Fret well of Montana took the 7 to 16. 200 acres, 37 buildings in the] Palm Beach County contest by Boys. Division. Blue Ridge Mountains. large modern a unanimous decision of the Buick QUICK Service pool, mountain lake, with all camping judges, a feat that has never Bernadette will attend and Put that Buick of yours where it belongs . . . activities guided by trained counselors. I before occurred in the 10-year address the Florida State Elks I - Convention at Jacksonville in the hands of trained BUICK SPECIALISTS Ideal accommodations for visiting par-1 history of the award. She then ents. Camp provides pick-up service to went on to win the Florida May 25, 26 and 27, where she COURTESY CAR SERVICE • CENTRALLY LOCATED Youth Leader award which will receive her state and na- "LET'OUR GUARDIAN MAINTENANCE BE YOUR GUARDIAN ANGEL I or from nearest rail, air, bus terminal. made her eligible for the na- tional awards. Accompanying A camp for youngsters to grow...spirit" tional finals. her will be her parents, Mrs. | ually, healthfully. For literature, write: and Mrs. Bernard F. Grali of . Vice President Johnson re^ 915 31st St., West Palm Beach. marked that all the finalists in Father Charles Mclaughlin the Girls Division had ample She placed in the national con- qualifications to become great test by having a brochure, con- OUR LADY Or THE HILLS CAMP taining a background of her ac- HI 4-1661 leaders and the final selection HENDERSONVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA was a "difficult task." tivities, .sent to Canton, Ohio 2301 S.W. 8 ST. (HWY. 4t OR THE TRAIL) where the winners were National winner in the Girls selected.

Page. 22 May IB, 1962 THf YOKE Miami, Florida •Columbus Milerl

\ Breaks Record r I At State Meet Frank Lagotic, Christopher Columbus' track star, won the state high school Class A mile run last Saturday at the Uni- versity of Florida track. Lagotic covered the dis- tance in a new record time of 4:26.7, three full seconds faster than the Class AA win- ner, to establish . himself as the f ~'s leading miler. A junior, Lagotic was named to the Miami all-star track team by both The Miami News and The Miami Herald. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS?1 bowler John Beiter of Jasper, In- diana was among K of C bowlers from 36 cities who took part The remainder of the Co- in the Southern District, National K of C Bowling Tournament lumbus team did not fare as ALL EYES are on the ball as doubles competi- ment. Two score keepers watched the action to which was held in Fort Lauderdale. National winners will be well in the state competition, tion got under way at the £ of C bowling, tourna- make certain there was no room for error. announced later. finishing fifth in both of its - relay heats and failing to if.'Wm'm'. AUTOMATIC ' score. ONE STEP AWAY FROM DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP |i TRANSMISSION The absence of Carter Burrus, * PROBLEMS x who had been dropped .from the team, hurt the Explorers' relay Curley Completing Season In Fine Style LEAKS $1095 chances. Burrus had been PLUS SEALS W runner-up in the district 100 and Archbishop Curley High was Catholic - rival Christopher bothered St. Thomas Aquinas man's starting pitcher, Jim 220-yard dashes. OVERHAUL one step away this week from Columbus, 6-0, and heavily all season long struck again in Throop, for five runs in the winning the first district cham- PLUS PARTS favored Key West, 3-2, to ad- the meet. as the Raiders first inning before he had a pionship in the school's history, All Work Guaranteed Ace Curley Catcher the Class A District 7 baseball vance to the district's champion- dropped a 1-0 decision to Forest chance to settle down. FINANCING AVAILABLE title. ship game. Hill. Hal Halverson allowed only AUTOMATIC On 2 All-Star Teams Dave Mclntosh got two of the CITY TRANSMISSIONS, INC. Bill Wagner pitched a four- five hits but his teammates three Newman hits in the Robert Taylor, Archbishop The Knights were scheduled 69 N.W. 20th St. — FR 74949 S couldn't solve the pitching tal- game. Curley High's slugging catcher to piay Forest Hill High hitter against Columbus, which was named to the Miami all- Thursday night at the Con- had beaten South Dade, 5-4, in ent of sophomore Harry Dahl, star baseball team by both The nie Mack Stadium in West an earlier game with Bill Dur- getting only one safety. Palm Beach for the right to Miami News and The Miami ney alsotossing a four-hitter, B.R. Herald. advance to the state finals Cardinal Newman won its STATE FARM next month after upsetting for the first Curley victory. first tournament start with a Taylor, who hit six home runs Key West High last week to 5-3 victory over Vero Beach LIMEGROVER during year, will be playing win the district's Southern "It was his finest game of first base, though, when the tournament. the year," said Coach John with Charlie Kairalla getting Knights face Forest Hill High Kircher of Curley in de- the credit on a three-hit ef- for the Class A district title. Not since the school's founding fort. An infield single by Kai- TU 7-9491 in 1953 have the Knights been scribing Wagner's victory. ralla and a single by Dan A bruised thumb has handi- able to win a district title in "Jim Assalone was originally 601 HIALEAH DR. capped Taylor and Coach John the sports that conduct meets Shea drove in three runs in INSURANCE Kircher moved him to first to before qualifying for the state scheduled to pitch the game but the first inning to get the HIALEAH ease the chances of any further finals, basketball, baseball, complained of a sore elbow Crusaders off to their vic- injury to the thumb. track pr swimming. while warming up. I had to tory. CRUCIAL VICTORIES make a quick switch to Wag- Bill Durney, Christopher Co- Newman, however, lost a 7-3 ner." lumbus' ace pitcher, was named Last week, though, Curley, the game to Belle Glade the next MAIN SHOP-NE 5-6513 to a second team spot on The No. 2 choice in the district's Assalone came back, though, day when the Rams got to New- 1531PN.W. 42nd AVE. News' unit. Southern tournament, whipped the next night to pitch the cru- cial victory over Key West. BIKES SCHWINN BICYCLES A 350-foot home run by slug- Championship Game Slated ENGLISH BIKES $29.95 ging ace Robert Taylor with teammates Mike Gross and For Dade Parochial Schools James Paul on base staked The championship game in the St. Stephen's also beat Corpus Curley to a 3-0 first-inning lead GEORGE SAYS: INSTALL THE Dade Parochial School baseball Christi, 7-3. over the Conch s. league will be Sunday afternoon FINEST QUALITY Holy Family, now in second Despite 11 hits by Key West, — TRADE at the Miami Shores Community place had two games remainng Assalone managed to protect USED from $9.95 House field with undefeated Im- on its schedule while St. Repairs • Renting • Painting his lead over the seven-inning' (Close to St. Mary's and MUFFLERS maculate Conception providing Stephen's had one. Corpus Christi Parishes} half of the Competition. route for a narrow 3-2 triumph. CARLIFE" GUARANTEED NORTHERN DIVISION STANDINGS rci. "What impressed me the TONY'S The other half will come Immaculate Conception 12 0 1.000 4332 N.W. 7th AVE. Holy Family 7 3 .700 most with our pitching was PL 9-5241 A CARIBE FACTORY REBUILT AUTOMATIC from either Epiphany or St. St. Stephen's 7 4 .636 SE HABLA ESPANOL St. Rose 7 5 .593 Therf who finished in a Corpus Christi 2 8 .200 their control," explained thret / tie with SS. Peter Visitation 0 6 .000 TRANSMISSION Our Lady 0 9 .000 Kircher. "The pitchers walk- and Paul for the league's SOUTHERN DIVISION ed only four men in the two w I. Pet. Southern Division title. Epiphany 6 2 .750 games where we have been St. Theresa i 2 .750 Chevrolet Powerglide 1951 thru 1961 6 2 SAINT St. Peter and Paul .750 averaging seven or eight a In the playoff on Monday to Sacred Heart 2 6 .250 COMPARABLE LOW PRICES FOR determine the champion, St. St. Michael's 0 8 .000 game. I just hope it can keep ALL MAKES OF CARS Theresa whipped SS. Peter and up." INCLUDING OIL LEO EXCHANGE plus tax Paul, 7-3, while Epiphany drew '58 Curley Graduate a bye. St. Theresa and Epiphany "" A victory over Forest Hill, Factory Warranty were* to play for the Southern Gets Hawthorne Grant 12-2, for the year, would send Curley to the Class A state COLLEGE title Thursday with the winner SPRINGHILL, Ala. — Pete D. (Presently offering meeting Immaculate Conception Ganime, a 1958 graduate of tournament in mid - June at a 2-Year Program) Avon Park. Curley was 13-7 for MIAMI - 1530 N.W. 42nd Av<. MIAMI-3621 So. Dixie Hghwy. for the league crown Sunday. Archbishop Curley High School Conducted by (LeJeune Rd.) and a senior at Jesuit conduct- the season after its district The Benedictine Fathers (Near Airport) - NE 5-6513 (At Bird Rd.) 445-5371 Immaculate Conception finish- • Boarding Facilities_for Young ed Spring Hill College, has won triumphs. MIAMI - MIAMI BEACH Men. Limited Facilities for ed its season with a perfect the Hawthorne Scholarship to LA SALLE ELIMINATED 1156 N.W.'36th St. NE 5-9614 mark last week by edging Our Young Ladies. Tulane University Medical LaSalle High School of Miami, • University Parallel and Pre- Lady of Perpetual Help, 1-0. St. School. competing in its first tourna- professional Courses Leading Rose of Lima, which had been ment, was eliminated by Miami toword All Qegrees. an early challenger, lost its last The pre-medical student from Central in the first round, 10-4. For Information, Write two games, 4-1 to St. Stephen's El Portal was also named THE REGISTRAR and 8-4 to Holy Family, to valedictorian of the college's Jn the Northern district com- Saint Leo College Saint Leo, Fla. slump to fourth place. graduating class. petition, the»tough lu<5k that has 1942 'Fiorina Page 23 Orgamzan un Nuevo de Cristiandad El formidable resultado ob- matrfcula recibidas de distin- ran los mas destacados cur- Al igual que en otras di6- to apostolico de seglares, en tenldo con el primer "Cursi- tas parroquias de la Dl6cesis, sillistas de la tanda anterior, cesis de gran influencia lati- el qua pueden participzr llo de Cristiandad" para hom- por lo que los inieresados de- estando la direcci6n a cargo na de loa Estados Unidos, por hombres de todas las edades, bres de habla. hispana efec- ben dirigirese a la mayor bre- del Padre Santamaria, con la lo que se ve los cursillos es- de todas las profesiones, de tuado en Miami en el mes de vedad al Pade Santamaria, colaboracion de otros sacer- tan teniendo una gran acogi- todas las clases sociales, para marzo, ha hecho que ya se^es- en las oficinas del Centro His- dotes. ' da en Miami. Estos se efectua que con su ejemplo y su tra. El OMspo de Miami, Cole- te preparando" un segundo' pano Cat611co, ya que cada r«gularmente en Texas, Nue- bajo Influyan en los demas man F. Carroll, se encuentra cursillo, que tendra lugar los - tanda de cursillo se limitara Como en el cursillo ante- vo Mexico, Chicago, Nueva hombres de su medio. entre los seis nuevos prela- dias 9, 10 y 11 de junio. a 40 personai. rior, en este se espera que es- York, Puerto Rico. Oportunamente iremos ofre- dos que pasaran a formar par- ta completamente represen- - Ideados eh Palma de Ma- ciendo mas detalles sobre la te del Comity para Latino- Esta vez, el cursillo se de- El primer cursillo efectua- tada la colonia latina de Mia- yorca, a principios de 1949, organizacidn de este segundo america de la National Catho- sarrollara en el Seminario do en Miami, tuvo necesidad mi; En aquel, participaron 3- los cursillos se han extendido Cursillo de Cristiandad para lic Welfare Conference. Diocesano San Juan Vianey, de llamar a expertos de otrat da Venezuela, 2 de Puerto ipor toda Espana y Latino- hombres de Habla Hispana y entrando los cursilllstas la di6cesis de los Estados Uni- Rico, 1 de Ecuador, 3 de Es- america. dando a conocer mas a fondo noche del viernes 8 y saliendo dos para que sirvieran de pro- tados Unidos, 4 de Colombia en que consiste.esta nr' 'osa Este comite trabaja eon- el lunes por la noche. Son fesores aqul. Ya en esta opor- j 12 de Cuba, ademas de dos No se trata de una organl- practica para forjar . sto- juntamente con las jerarquias numerosas las solicitudes de tunidad, losr profesores lo se- espanoles. zaclon, sino de un movimien- les. eclesiasticas de Canada y ILatlnoamerica, para formar la Conferencia Episcopal Inter- Advertencia a emericana y con la Comision Pontificia Latinoamericana Peruanos Ante da Roma, para la soluci6n de " 20 de Mayo los problemas de la Iglesia en Cuba se dispone a conmemorar el aniversario d« IU las Elecciones •Latinoamerica. Lo preside el independencia, sojuzgada por la mas brutal de las tiranias VOICE Cardenal Richard Cushing, da y herida por la. traicion de unos hijos que no vacilaron LMA, (NC.) — Los obi«- Boston. en convertirla de nuevo en colonia, pero esta vez de una pos'del Petu piden a sus fi«- •metropoli que sin haberla colonizado, sin haberle aporta- SECCION EN ESPANOL * * * les que voten "segiin el die- do cultura ni civilizaci6n, es despiadada al arrebatarle to- tado de una conciencia debi- El Centro Hispano Catoll- das sus riquezas, al extraerle sin el menor recato todo damente informada" sobre la co distribuyd en las ultimas cuanto produce, y al mismo tiempo trata de arrancar to- persona a ideologia de los semanas 12 mil pasteles de das las convicciones y tradiciones cristianas y democratieas, Candidatos. Para las eleccio- came de puerco, que fueron sumiendo al pueblo en la mas espantosa miseria material nes del 30 de junio hay sieta donados por una firma co- y espiritual. candidatos a la presidencia; mercial. Como parte del plan En las entranas da la patria, lo que mas vale de sus se elige ademas el poder le- de ayuda a los refugiados cu- hijos lucHa en estos momentos por reconquistar la inde- gislativo. banos y otros hispanos nece- pendencia perdida. Ya miles han caido ante el fatidico pa- "El elector catolico debe- sitados de Miami. redon y otros miles sufre inhumana prision. Aqul, en el ra estudiar las ideas y las exilio que tan generosamente ha abierto sus puertas a los personas de los candidatos * * * cubanos, otros so desvelan pensando en la hora del re- para ver quienes son los que Acaban de ordenarse en greso. mejor aseguran, con su vida Canada tres sacerdotes cuba- En medio de la lucha, en medio de la zozobra, pen- y con sus obras, que tomaran nos, los padres Luis Soler, Ar- sando en arrancar este ignotninioso presente, surge la ma- la funcion publica como un mando Martinez y Jesus Va- ditaci6n sobre el pasado y sobre el futuro de la patria; servicio y no como un bene- lladares. El primero de ellos y a muchos, sinceramenta asalta la preocupacion de si ficio," dicen los obispos. vendra a Miami a cantar su en realidad no fueron culpables del calvario que hoy esta La declaraci6n episcopal primera misa. Sera la prime- vive. pide esta plataforma minima: ra vez que un sacerdote cu- Es cierto que lo que hoy sufre Cuba es terrible, ini- escuela libre y religiosa, fa- bano canta en Miami su pri- gualable; es cierto que hoy esto duele a los cubanos y milia pfotegida por la ley, mera misa. fciformaremos que todos estan agobiados por tan dolorosa penitenicia. administraci6n honrada y leal, oportunamente. Al sufrirla, todos cdmprenden qua es la penitencia a los moral publica sana. pec ad os de ayer. A los egoismos y las indiferencias de * * * Ademas, "el elector cat6- unos; a las envidias y las demagogias de otrcs; a la £al- lico debera tener presente que ta de cristianismo de casi todos. Se.estan haciendo los pre- el mantenimiento de situacio- parativos finales para el tras- Hoy, este sufrimiento que ha castigado a unos y otros, nes economieas y sociales da lado de los ninos que viviran ha hecho tambien a todos recapacitar. Unos tendran que innegable injusticia, es para en el nuevo hogar catolico arrepentirse de las injusticias cometidas y otros de los re- la Republica un mal tan gra- de Perrine, contlguo a la pa- sentimientos sostenidos y sembrados. ve como el comunismo- mate- rroquia de Holy Rosary. La Cuba, eso e» seguro, recobrara su independencia; Cu- rialista y ateo." . nueva casa rue construida con ba volvera a ser libre. El purgatorio que esta viviendo ce- El semanario catolico Ao- donativos de los eatolicos de sara, porque para eso, mas qua los errores de ayer y qua tualidad, que publica la da- ESTOS JOVENCITOS lndlos da Peru, descubrieron on mars, Miami y en ella M aloja- la brutalidad criminal da hoy, pesan los principios de cris- claracidn, comenta: vllloso tesoro. La caja da carton en la qu« recibieron leche en ran ninos que no tienen pa- tianismo, de justicia, da democracia, qua estan profunda- "SI no cabe pacto nl ayuda polvo, esta siendo nsada ahora para toda suerta de juegos. dres o que por distintos mo- mente enraizados en la oonciencia popular. Este terrible su- eon el comunismo, no eabe Comlda, frazadas, ropat y medicinas enviadas a nombre del tivos no pueden vivlr con frimiento ha da ser, a la larga, el fuego qua limple to- tampoco pacto ni ayuda con ellos: Sustituye a la antigua das las faltas anteriores j haga crecer, cuando extinguldo, los qua pretenden mantener pueblo norteamericano a tra vac del Catholic Relief Service residencia localized* en la a la patria nueva, justa, laboriosa, pacifka y cristiana qua la injusticias del orden ac- Uegaron a laa junglas del esta da Peru, donde las inundacto- •ecclon del NBroeste. quisieron los fundadores. tual." nes destruyeron casas y cosechas. Alarma en P. Rico Problema Familiar SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO, "El joven da 17 anos y su afiprar su solteria y quieren tros jovenes "viven hoy coa (NC). — Amaparado en esta- mujer, una nifta de 16 que ya ser adolescentes d« nuevo." mis prisa, y se mueven en disticas alarmantes —de 20 mil tlene un nene, acaban por El Piloto senaila qua nue#- una atmosfera romantica, oa- matrimonios al afio 6 mil aca- sarse y vivir felioes", sin pen* ban en divorcio—, el semanario sar en el costo de la vWa, el El Plloto indaga las causas de Crecen los Divorcios alojamiento, las duras ^i- la quiebra del hogar en Puerto dades de la existencia. Kico. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, (NC) La revista La Miia- grosa senala la escala ascendent* "trigica y trlste" de di- Entre esas realidades la ptt- S'us conslderaciones se re- vorcios en Puerto Rico: fieren especialmente al ma- blicacion menciona: el joven 1930 975, 1940 2.952, 1950 3.575, y 1960 6.517. trimonio prematuro y a las esposo no puede terminar su "Es decir, en 1930, un divorcio por cada die? matri- madres "prematuras". carrera, o ambos deben trun- monios; en 1960, uno por cada cuatro". "En un afio dado nacieron car sus estudios, y trabajar unos 11 mil nlnos de madres "Carrera loca hacia el suicidio de la sociedad", comen- para ganarse la vida; entre- cuya edad flutua entre los 15 ta antes de dar esta letania de males: gan el nene a los abuelos o a y los 19 anos. La mitad no "El divorcio asesina la infancia. Cuando se rompen la tia, o viven en un cuarto estaban casadas," dice el se- los dos amores hecho uno que dieron vida al nino, se rom- con los padres, los suegros manario catolico. ps para siempre la psicelogia infantil y su emotividad que- metiendose en todas sus co- da partida en dos. No se pueda ser nino —juego y ri- "Porque los adolescentes ca- sa—, cuando se viven problemas tan tristes como la sepa- sados pasan- una temporada racion de los padres. No falta tampoco otra ra- • critica, que las personas ma- "La sociedad queda desequilibrada al romperse la ar- zon: faltos de verdadero con- duras-han superado. Tan pron- monia de tantos hogar es: delincuencia inf antil, juventud sin sejo y carino en el hogar, es- to les pasa el primer, idilio, ideales, la convivencia social cada dia mas dificll". tos seres en formation hut- EL OBIvSPO Orestes Nutl, da Melo, Uruguay, patea la prbno- descubren que se encuentran "La ausencia de Dlos de la sociedad: he ahi la cau- can en el novlazgo y la amis- ra bola en nn }uego da futbol efectuado en sn honor, al trlbu- solos, -sin los amigos de su sa, principal. La vuelta da la sociedad a Dios, he ahi el tad de fuera, un sustituto al tarla el pueblo, la despedida, ya que fuo trasladado a la nua- edad, sin atraccidn por los remedio", concluye la revista. padre o a la madre, indie*

Pago 24 ^ May 18, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Conmemorcm Los Or an Por la Festividad Jovenes Mad re Que De La Salle de Con motivo de la celebra- ci6n de la festividad de San Juan Bautista de La Salle, La Religi6n Verdadera Quedo en Cuba fundador del Instituto de las Kendall Escuelas Cristianas y Patrono Desde que vivo aqui, con las frecuentes visl- Los niftos y jovencitos cu- numerosos sa«erdotes cuba- "Ho,y hay que rezar por to- de los Educadores, los reli- tas de propagandistas de otras religiones, en mi banos que se encuentran alo- nos, asi come familiares y das las madres: que Dios les giosos de esa orden proce- fa^nilia han surgido comentarios sobre si "todas jados en los campamentos que amistades de los ninos. piremie su gemerosidad y bon- dentes de Cuba que se en- las religiones son verdaderas", "una es tan buena dirige el padre Bryan 0 dad. Dice San Augistin, que cuentran aqui exilados, ofre- como la otra", "las diferentes religiones son sola- cieron una misa vespertina el Walsh, tuvieron una brillante Palabras del nosotros tenemos cuatro ma- mente distintos caminos para llegar a un fin", pasado martes en la Iglesia puede decirme a todo esto? y pmotiva conmemoraci6n del dres; y por esas cuatro ma- de Gesu. Padre Villaronga dres hay que reza-r hoy: Por r \ las Madres. Para ellos, —Para responderle, vamos a basarnos en los siguientes que se encuentran aqui apar- El Padre Villaronga comen- la Madre Iglesia, tan perse- La misa que fue ofrecida i/> diciendo: guidia y calumni&da; por la a intencidn de la nifiez y puntos, tornados de uno de los "Liguoriam Panflets", editados tados de sus padres por huir juventud de Cuba actualmen- por los Padres Redentoristas de UgiiGfi, Missouri^-en los que "Hoy es el dia de las ma- Madre Patria, esclavizada hoy del comunismo, este dia tie- te amenazada de perder la fe, queda perfectamente aclarado que no todas las religiones dres. Vuestra madre tuvo que con las cadenas del comunis- ne por supuesto una signifies ae viA muy concurrida por eon ingualmente buenas ni puede haber varias religiones igual- pagar un alto precio por ca- mo mas brutal; por la Madre . ci6n mas honda. alnmnos y antiguos alumnos mente verdaderas. Ellos tuvieron que dejar sus da uno de vosotros. Ese pre- que Dios nos dio en la tierra de los planteles lasallistas de hogares, porque aus padres, cio no se co4iz6 en diner©. que tal vez' es este el primer Cuba, que hoy se encuentran 1.-—Las diferentes religiones se contradicen unas a etras, en un gesto que se puede El precio que cada uno de dia de las madres que no esta en el destierro. a lo menos en algunos puntos; y aiirmaciones contradictorias comprender cuando se con fl- nosotros costo a *u madre, a auestro lado;. y hay que re- Tanto el sacerdote ofician- no pueden «er igualmente verdaderas. zarle hoy a la Madre del Cie- ee el terror del comunismo, se mide en salud, en traba- te, R.P. They, S.J., como el 2.—La religion es una ciencia exacta; ]a ciencia relativa A lo, Madre de Dios y Madre de no vacilaron en separarse de jo, en energia, en tiempo, en predicado-r R.P. Francisco Vi- lo que Dios pide al hombre y a lo que el hombre debe a Dios. llaverde O.P., fueron alumnos ellos y enviarlos a estoe cam- descanso, en preoeupacldn, en Ahora bien, no hay ciencia alguna que sostenga como verda- **' -• de La Salle. pamentos, para salvarlos de desvelos." deras proposiciones que son opuestas. la enseftanza atea y Uena de M6s adelante enfatizo: El P. Villaverde se refirid • San Juan Bautista de La 3.—Todos los hombres tenemos la misma naturaleza, el Salle, como el ejemplo de mismo d«stino, las mismas neeesidades, las mismas leyes y santidad de los hombres que el mismo Dios. Por lo tanto debe existir una sola religi6n "...A todos los sacrificios de la maternidad, a fe haceri conscientes de que destinada para todos. . «on portadores de valores eter- 4.—La religi6n es verdad, verdad acerca de la adecuada todas las renuncias de las madres, hoy hay nos. Destac6 como en el am- relaci6n entre el hombre y Dios. Y la verdad es objetiva, in- biente corrompido de la Fran- que anadirle a vuestra madre el gran sa- cia de mediados del siglo mutable, indivisible y una. crificio de haberos dejado salir, de veros XVII, 61 se dedic6 a salvar 5.—Las diversas -religiones ofrecen diversas ideas acerca a la juventud, portadora de de Dios y de su voluntad re&pecto de la humanidad, siendo partir d« su lado por veros salvos, seguros esperanzas. asi que Dios es uno e inmutable y, por lo tanto, debe haber so- y felices, aunque ella tenga que permanecer Compar6 el instituto por el bre- Dios solamente una concepcrdn verdadera. ' en la tierra del miedo, del hambre y del fundado con el grano de mos- 6.^—Las diversas religion.es predican o sostienen preceptos taza, refiriendose a su peque- morales diversos: p.e. con relaci6n al divorcio mas un nuevo terror..." ftez en los origenes y como matrimonio. Si todas las religiones fueran igualmente buenas, hoy imparte su ensenanza a estariamos aceptando el absurdo de que Dios ordena a unos: medio mill6n de jovenes en "Os prohibo el divoreio y el nuevo matrimonio, bajo pena de todo el mundo. condenaci6n;" y concede a otros: "Os apruebo el divorcio y el "Mas de l que hablis pen- odio que en su. patria preten- 0 Recordd mis adelante sus nuevo matrimonio." dian inculcarles. sado hoy vosotros en vuestra anos de estudiante lasallista, 7.—Jesucristo que es el unico Salvador y Redentor cle la madre, miicho m&s ha pen- P. VILLARONGA "donde recibimos un sello y Al llegar el Dia de las Ma- sado ella en vosotros. Ella ha una consigna que nada nl na- humaniad dijo a sus Apostoles: "Id y predicad a todas las ua- dres, en el Carapamento da revivido hoy todo lo que voso- todos los hombres, prototipo die podri borrar en nosotros" ciones todo cuanto os he ordenado. El que creyere (todo lo Kendall se reunleron los ]o- tros sois para ella, de llusidn, - ideal de la verdadera eter- . . . "el amor a. Dios, a la que he ordenado) se salvari; el que no creyere, se condena" vencitos qne alii viven, con de esperanza y de carifio, des- nidad". patria y a la familia". (Marcos 16:16;. los de Florida City, Camp de el apartado rlnc6n de la "Un dia —anadi6— encon- Despues de extenderse en 8.—Es hist6rico el hecho de que Cristo fundd una sola Mateeumbe, Hogar San Ra- la obra realizada por los .Her- patria atormentada, donde trareis a vuestra Madre. Que Iglesia y a esta Iglesia le dijo: "El que a vosotros oye, a Mi rael y las demas Instalaciones ella se encuentra. A todos los manos en Cuba y de adver- me oye; el que a vosotros desprecia, a Mi me desprecia" (Lucas catolicas para ninos refugia- ese dia ella no tenga que tir a los estudiantes sobre sacrificios de la maternidad, a avergonzarse de ninguno de 10:16). dos. todas las renuncias de las ma* •us responsabilidades de hoy, vosotros. Que ese dia ella 9.—En ninguna parte de la Bfblia se encuentra entre las dres, hoy hay que. anadirle termin6 pidiendo las bendi- La comemoraciin se inicio se sienta feliz, y de por bien ciones del Santo fundador pa- ensenanzas de Cristo, la de quejwede haber mas de una reli- a vuestra madre, el gran la- eon una misa de campana, empleado todo su enorme sa- ra el Instituto y para la pa- gion verdadera. ante un sencillo altar que te- crificio de haberos dejado sa- orificio, porque vosotros sois tria hoy destrozada. lir, de veros partir de su lado 10.—Desde que el hombre proclam6 que "todai las reli- nia como centro la knagen lo que ella hoy suefia que se- giones son igualmente verdaderas", cientos de religiones se de la Virgen de la Caridad por veros salvos,. Beguros j reis". felices, aunque ella tenga que Nueva Misa han inventado, tan abiertamente contradictories en sus creen- del Cobre, Patrona de Cuba. cias y en su pra<;tica, que muchas personas se han sentido mo- (La misma imagen ante la permanecer en la tierra del miedo, del hambre y del te- El Mes de Maria En Espanol vidas a sacar la conclusion de que "ninguna religion es ver- que se celebr6 la Convenci6n dadera". Cat61ica del Stadium de Mia- rror. en la Capilla Las misas dominicalet mi, cuando la visita a esta del Centro Hispano para la recientemente es- Por lo tanto, es obligacion de todo ser humano. alcanzar ciudad del Obispo desterrado, tableclda parroquia de St. an certeza de que esta en posesidn de la unica religion verda- Mons. Boza Masvidal.) Disintos Actos Durante todo el mes de ma- Dominic, serin oficiadas dera, y, en caso de duda, buscaria hasta poseerla s.in temor d« yo, mes dedicado a la Virgen provisionalmente desde el errar. ' Oficid el reverendo padre Para Celebrar 20 de mayo en el sal6n de Bryan O. Walsh, alma y guf» Maria, se esta ofreciendo tn la cafeteria de la Escuela de toda la gigantesca obra la capilla del Centro Hispano Elemental "Henry M. Flag- EMILIO C. MON de rescate de los nifios re- el 20 de Mayo Cat61ico un ejercicio vesper- ler", situada en el 8248 fugiados. El serm6n estuvo a N. W. Primera Calle. Los catolicos cubanos que tino, a las 4 y 45 p.m., con FUNERAL HOME cargo del padre Angel Vi- se encuentran en el exllio ob- Rosario, y Bendici6n del San- "SIRVIENDO LA COLONIA HISPANA" llaronga. El horario de misas seri servaran con distlntos actos tisimo. Oficia el Padre Villa- 1873 W. FLAGLER ST. religiosos la conmemoraci6n a las 1, 8:30, 10 y 11 a. m. Entre el publico, aderaai del 2ft de mayo, fecha de-la Tonga y la colonia latina de El serm6n de esta ultima PHONE FR 9-1697 d i miles de ninos y joven- independencia patria. Miami esta asistiendo con misa ser& en espanol, a Formerly with Tampa's Leading Funeral Homt ciiv-t. que viven en los cam- gran fervor a este tributo a cargo del p&rroco R. P. Antes ani it >a> Mayores FwierariM it TamM pamentos, se encotitraban El m£s importante de esos Angel Vlzcarra, O. P. actos se efectuari en Puerto la Virgen Rico, donde el Obispo cuba- Primeras Comuniones no desterrado, Mons. Eduar- AIRc ACONDICIONADO SERVICIO el Dia de las Madres do Boza Masvidal, oflciard en REFRIGERACiON ESPECIAL una misa auspiciada por el FUERA DE MIAMI TELEVISION Coincidiendo con la cele- Comite' de Catolicos Cubanos CARROS EQUIPADOS braei6n del Dia de las Ma- en esa isla. GILBERT PARATODO dres, en tres parroquias de es- Tambien el Comite de Chi- SERVICIO ta Di6cesis recibieron su pri- cago ha organizado una misa mera comunion decenas de nifios de habla hispana. para ese dia, en la que ofi- ALLIED REPAIR Esa ceremonia se efectu6 el ciar£ y preditari el R. P. An domingo en la parroquia de gel Villaronga, sacerdote cu- La Etiqueta Eleanor bano exitiado en Miami. •s finonimo da elegantio, as la marca St. Peter and Paul, y en la mundlal de la mas fina mercanda para capilla St. Francis, de Miami DAMOS POLiZA En Miami, la conmemora- (enoras, lenoritas y |avenes. Precia al DE SFRVICIO Beach. El sabado fue la pri- clcance d« 4edoi lot prefupuestos. PAR- FR. 4-8781 TELEVISION cidn serai especialmente obser- PARA TODO mera comunion para lo ni- GUEADERO GRATIS — puerta *igul*nt« EQUIPO al Edificio Huntington. 373-1960 nos de la catequesis bispana vada por los ninos cubanos ELECTRICO de la parroquia de la lnma- que se alojan en los Campa- culada Concepci6n, de Hia- mentos del Catholic Welfare, Esquina S.E. 2 Ave. y Calle 1 26 Anos de Servicio y Garantiu • 915 N, t 1 Avci. del comunism".

May 18, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 25 The Question Box God Love You What Does Bible Say

Most Reverend About Segregation? By MSGR.J.D. CONWAY Fulton J. Sheen Q. Would you please give the Church's interpretation of the biblical passages referred to in the enclosed clipping? A. Your clipping tells the sad story of Mrs. Gaillot and her Semitic, and all equally white. public opposition to the vener- The reason for restricting mar- able Archbishop of New Orleans riage within the tribe: to con- in his recent declaration that serve the property of the tribe Sinners in the world know misery without mercy, for the Catholic schools of his arch- — to keep the moij "n the they know not God in the inner happiness of their souls. diocese would be open to all family — not to let a<,..ries go The converse is often true of sinners in the Church. They Catholic children next Septem- to another tribe. See the pre- may know mercy without misery, for they receive the ber. ceding verse: "Every daughter pardon of God but do not take on extra penance for According to this article Mrs. who inherits property in any of the Israelite tribes shall marry- their sins. Gaillot claims that three quota- tions from the Old Testament someone belonging to a clan of bolster her contention that her own ancestral tribe, in or- schools should be segregated. der that all the Israelites may Forgiveness of sins and reparation for sins are not the "... it was refreshing to hear a Catholic talk freely They are given in the Douay remain in possession of their own ancestral heritage." same. You may forgive me for stealing your watch, but you about his religion." Version: would certainly expect me to give it back to you. That is SHARING OUR TREASURE Genesis 28:1 — "And Isaac Ecclesiasticus 13:19-20 — why Our Lord not only gave the Church the power to forgive called Jacob and blessed him, "Every beast loveth its like; so and charged him saying: Take also every man that nearest to sins, but He made "Penance" the subject of His first and not a wife of the stock in the himself. All flesh shall consort last sermon to the world. If you drive a nail into a board A Witness For Christ Wins Chanaan." with the like to himself, and every time you do wrong, and then are privileged to take the Isaac was simply telling his every man shall associate him- nail out every time you do right, you will find that the board Descendant Of 2 Ministers son not to contract a mixed self to his like." •is full of holes. The Sacrament of Penance pulls out the marriage. By race the Chanaa- In the new Confraternity nails, but only reparation, penance and sacrifices will fill in By FATHER JOHN A. O'BRIEN gan by telling me how much it nites were first cousins of the translation, these verses are What is the greatest need of meant to him to know that his Israelites (Jacob's people), and numbered 14 and 15 and read the holes. Purgatory awaits those who have their sins for- the Church today? Its'for Cath- religious life was built upon a they were just as white as as follows: given but who have not duly atoned for those sins. olics to "witness for Christ." solid foundation. He pointed out Jacob. But they did not wor- "Every living thing loves its How? By volunteering infor- that there are many religions in ship the one true God of Abra- own kind, ham, Isaac and Jacob. If young mation about the world and many denomina- every man a man like himself. Jacob should get mixed up with Why put off repairing for your sins until the next life? their holy Faith, tions calling themselves Christ- Every being is drawn to its how much it ian. those idolatrous Chanaanite Begin now. And do it in such a way that you attain the own kind; means to them women — who lived all around "They can't all be right, he with his own kind every man maximum of merit for your actions. Here is how: and the wonder- him — he might lose the faitk explained, because they teach associates." 1. Let your penance have something to do with giving ful aid it offers to which his grandfather Abra- conflicting doctrines. If one is to live an up- ham had been called. If you will read the entire the Faith to others, since your sin was a failure of both right, all the others must be right and holy chapter you" will find that Sirach your own Faith and morals. wrong. In 'contrast to that Numbers 36: 9-10 — "And life. This doesn't i points out that there can be no great diversity of belief, all that the tribes be not mingled 2. Make your sacrifices anonymous and give the value mean that Cath- true friendship and association Catholics profess the same one with another but remain so of your sacrifice to the one who represents Christ, so that olics are to in- Fr. O'Brien between the humble poor and faith, acknowledge the same as they were separated by the trude their religion into every the proud rich. The proud man the reward may be saved for eternity. supreme spiritual authority, Lord. conversation, but it does mean abhors the humble; the rich 3. Give it to those who have nothing; therefore, God receive the same sacraments Our new Confraternity edition they should seize every suitable man abhors the poor.. will have to reward you. and engage in the same wor- gives a more accurate transla- opportunity to bear witness to ship. This unity is traceable tion of the original Hebrew If Sirach had known New Or- These three conditions are fulfilled when you: their holy Faith. to the fact that Christ founded meaning: "Thus, no heritage leans he might have added in 1. Aid the Missions of the world the Catholic Church, bestowed can pass from one tribe to the same vein that some of the 2. Through the Holy Father and The Society for the Because the early Christians another, but all the Israelite whites abhor the blacks. This witnessed for Christ, Christiani- upon it the authority to teach Propagation of the Faith all men, and promised to be tribes will retain their own an- chapter of Ecclesiasticus might ty spread like wildfire through- cestral heritage." 3. Which allows the Holy Father to decide where your with it all days. . well be quoted against Mrs. out the ancient world. Through The tribes who were forbid- Gaillot and her friends. If she charity will go. a strange irony witnessing is "In short, Catholicism is a den to intermarry were the thinks it gives any encourage- done now almost exclusively by divine religion, teaching with twelve tribes of Israel — quite ment to segregation she flunks Protestants, particularly the the authority of Christ. literally cousins, all similarly her fifth-grade Scripture exam. Witnesses of Jehovah. GOD LOVE YOU to M.M. for $50 "May the Holy Father use it as he sees fit." ... to Anonymous for $10 "I am a As a result the Witnesses in Hungarian and send this offering in thanksgiving for having a recent year gained one con- safely escaped from a Russian prison." ... to Mrs. A.H.T. vert for every nine members, whHe Catholics won but one con- for $15 "As.a convert who has found great happiness in the vert for every 279 members: A Catholic Church, I wish to share its blessings and graces with ratio 31 times better than ours! others." ... to M.E.G. for $4,403 "This sacrifice is offered The Witnesses call at homes and in honor of Our Lady of Fatima, the Fatrma message and recruit new members. Most Confraternity Doctrine members the rosary." ... to Susan C. for $10 "This is half of the Catholics scarcely lift a finger to help win a soul for Christ. money I have earned. Please use it for children who are not If Catholics displayed half the Confraternity so fortunate as I." missionary zeal of the Witness- es, we would win millions of converts a year. This is shown by the experience of Arthur Television viewers spend the summer months watching Hughes of Dallas, through whose "repeats." Let us then repeat our love .of Mary by plac- witnessing some 30 people are ing OUR LADY OF TELEVISION atop our sets. This Catholics today. Pontifical Mass figure of Madonna and Child, constructed of unbreakable "I am a Catholic today," white plastic with gold-colored cross and halos, reminds related Anderson Sage of to be celebrated by His Excellency, Coleman F. Carrol! us that as Mary gave the Divine Word to the world, so Houston, "because of the television projects the human word. Available in It-inch grace of God channeled to me for awarding of Certificates in Doctrine and Methods to ($3) or 4-inch ($1) models. Send your request and cor- through Arthur Hughes. My responding offering to The Society for the Propagation of father and both of my grand- Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Teachers. fathers were Methodist min- the Faith, 366 Fifth Avenue, New York 1, New York. isters. I attended religious services every Sunday as well as Sunday school. When I was SHEEN COLUMN: Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice a student at Southern Meth- Sunday, May 27th St. Mary's Cathedral to it and mail it to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, National odist University, I met Mr. Hughes. He helped me obtain Director of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, 366 a part-time job and we be- Fifth Avenue, New York 1, N.Y., or your Diocesan Director, came good friends. Rev. Neil J. Fleming, 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, Fla. "A self-educated man and a successful businessman, Art be-

Page 26 May 18, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida LEGION OF DECENCY HOLLYWOOD IN FOCUS FILM RATINGS A 1 — FILMS MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR GENERAL PATRONAGE A TV Series Based On 'Going AAy Way Across the Bridge Horse Soldiers Queen of Pirates Alia* Jesse James I'll Give My Life Ride Out Tor Revenge All Hands On Deck In Between Age Runaway By WILLIAM H. MOORING answer, a natural, for many who Babes In Toy land In Wake of Stranger Safe At Home Bashful Elephant Invasion Quartet Saintly Sinners "do not wish to go to Heaven Best Of Enemies Invisible Boy Second Time Around A few ultra-critical people Beauty and the Beast In visi S^ In vaders Sergeant Was A Lady if Fido isn't going to be, there," - Beyond Time Barrier Jack The Giant Killer Sergeant's 3 who complain that movies and Big Gamble -John Paul Jones Silent CaJl Diocesan Programs Sunday supplies "a good, strong axle for .Big Jeeter Jungle Cat Slaves of Carthage teleplays about priests give Big Night Killers of Kilimanjaro Snow Fire the wheels to turn on,. Blood and Steelv La Belle America! ne Spy in the Sky them a pain in the neck should Boy and the Pirates Ladies Man Stop. Look and Laugh Boy Who Pound Land We Love Summer To Remember brace themselves. In "A Matter of Principle," $100,000 Last Angry Man Swinging Along On Radio, Television I Cash On Demand Last Dawn Sword And The Dragon written by Richard Baer, St. Cast A Long Shadow Last Days of Pompeii Tammy Tell Me True When "Going My Way" hits Cimarron Last Voyage. Teenage Millionaire Dominic's basket-ball team Clown And The Kid Left, Right and Center Ten Who Dared the ABC network next Oct. 3, Child Adoption Discussed On Ch. 7 Comancheros. The Mbel There Was A Crooked sparks the show. Father Conspiracy of Hearts Life of Maria Goretti Man to claim the prime evening hour WCKT, Ch. 7, 11 a.m., "That I May See." The second of | Crash Landing Little Shepherds Of Tomboy And Champ O'MaHey aims to match his' Dalton That Got Kingdom Come Toughest Man Alive of 8:30 to 9:30 Wednesdays, they a series highlighting the activities -of Catholic Charities, r- Away Lost World Trouble In Hie Sky boys against the Protestants David And Got kith Majority Of One Twelve Hours To Kill are in for a bit of rib tickling Father David J. Heffernan discusses the adoption of children Dentist In Chair Man Who Wagged Twelve To The Moon (coached by Dick York), win- D<---rt Attack His Tall Two Little Bears instead. with Rachel M. Erwin, A.S.C.W., child welfare supervisor of T t Patrol Master of World Under Ten Flags ning team to take on Temple Man On A String Underwater City the Diocesan Catholic Welfare Bureau. h lv ^zzled Heaven Michael Strogofi Unearthly Although it alt starts from Isaiah. This touch of ecumen- Escape from Terror Midsummer Night's Un vanquished Everything's Ducky Dream Up In Smoke Leo McCarey's screenplay, Mass For Shut-Ins On Ch. 10 f ical indulgence Fr. Fitzgib- Face in the Night Mighty Crusaders Valley of Dragons Face of Fire Miracle of the Hill* Warrior and Slave Girl written almost 20 years ago, bon fails, at first, to relish. Flaming Frontier Misty Watch Your Stern WLBW-TV, Ch. 10, 11:30 a.m. The pastor of a.parish in the J Flute An.1 Arrow Moon Pilot When Clock Strikes Joe Connelly, producer of the If Connely's aim hits the high Follow That Dream Mothra Whistle Down The Diocese of Miami will offer the Sunday Mass for Shut-Ins. '- Forever My Love Murder. Site Said Wind new, TV series, has made sev- ratings this Fall (and chances For *he Love of Mike Mysterious Island Wild Heritage Narration by Father Louis M. O'Leary, O.P., Chaplain of Gambler Wore A Gun Nine Lives Wings of Chance eral changes in concept, char- look good), the reason may well Gift of Love On The Double Wizard Of Baghdad Barry College. | Great Day Parent Trap, The World W-as His Jury acterization and casting. The be varied .and meaty scripts by Gunfight Persuader World Without End - Hatarl Peacemaker. The Wrong Man flavor of the Oscar-winning Catholic News On WGBS | top-grade writers. Morris West, Hey Boy. Hey Girl Pirates of Tortuga X-15 Hey, Let's Twist Power Among Men You Have To movie, for which Bing Crosby WGBS, 710 Kc; 96.3 FM, 6:10 p.m. News of the Diocese % John Otis Carney, John Fante Honeymoon Macnlne Purple Hills Run Fast Question 7 received Hollywood's best ac- of Miami and a summary of national and international Cath- and Bill Fay, are among others AH — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ADOLESCENTS AND ADULTS tor award in 1944, is still olic news compiled from the full report of the NCWC News ; who contribute. The objective is As The Sea Rages Hand of Death Samar : Balloon Hands of a Stranger Sardonlcus there, but the package has Service and The Voice, with Father Louis M. O'Leary, O.P., ; human interest stories, written Because They're Young Hen Bent For Leather Say One For Me with comedy as an overtone, on Belle Sommers High Powered Rifle Scapegoat been brought up to date. as the commentator. S Beware Of Children Horizontal Lieutenant Scent of Mystery Beyond All Limits The Hellions Secret of Deep Harbor general not specifically Catholic, Big Money Hell Is For Heroes Secret Partners Connellys whose "Leave it to , * * * ! Birdman Of Alcatrstz Hit And Run Shadow Of Fear levels of appreciation. Black Sunday Holiday For Lovers Shadow Of The Cat Beaver" has been going and •Programs produced and presented by the Radio and „ Black Tights Home* Is The Hero Sinner Blue Hawaii Incident la An Alley Six Black Horses growing as a popular, family Television Commission of the Diocese of Miami. Father ' Blueprint For Robbery Kings Go Forth Sniper's Ridge Born To Be Loved L5neup So Lovely — So Deadly attraction these past five or six David J. Heffernan, Chairman. f i Brainwashed Lisa Sons Without End Rally For Girl Scouts Bride to the Sun Living Idol Stranger At My Door years, knows the difference be- ~ Broken Lane Lonely Are the Brave Stranger In My Arms X But Not For Me Lost Battalion State Fair tween a two-hour movie and a Planned At Cathedral Bridge To Sun Madison Avenue Surrender Hell Cage of Evil Magic Sword The Teenage Bad Girl one-hour ^weekly repeater in City After Midnight Magnificent Seven Teenage Caveman ley whom Gene Kelly brings to paper and a string of others A rally for all the Girl Colossus Of Rhodes Man In Cocked Hat Tender Is The Night which a separate story line Counterplot Man In The Moon Ten Seconds To Hell the "Going My Way" series, is shaping up. Scouts of the Diocese will be Cow And I Man In The Net The Man Who Shot must be followed each time. Crazy For Love Marie Octobre Liberty Valance a shade more stern, less lyri- "A Dog for Father Fitz," held in St. Mary Cathedral May Date With Disaster Mein Kanvpf Twist All Night Day of Fury Mighty Ursus 13 West Street He knows, too, that the most cal (and much less of an "or- written by Emmet La very and 27 at 2 p.m. The religious ral- Dead To The World Most Wanted Man Thunder In The Sun Deadly Duo Mountain Road Tormented acceptable comedy character- acle") than the one Bing Crosby Joe Connelly, overshadows such- ly will consist of the presenta- • Deadly Companions My Geisha Trapped Tn Tangiers Don't Knock The Twist Naked Edge Trunk, The ization of 20 years ago, might, showed us in the McCarey mov- rectory experiences as mar- tion of Marian awards to quali- Eleventh Commandment Neapolitan Carousel Twenty Plus Two Escape From Zahrain Night Creatures Two Rode Together if repeated again and again, be- ies. The old pastor, Father Fitz- riage-mending; juvenile • guid- fying scouts, Benediction of the Experiment In Terror No Place To Hide TJnforgiven Face of a Fugitive No Where To Go Valiant, The come the corniest caricature of gibbon, to whom Barry Fitzger- ance and preventing the house- Blessed Sacrament and dedica- Fanny Once Upon A Horse Virtuous Bigamist Fear No More Operation Bottleneck Wake Me When today. He also knows there is ald lent his familiar theatrical, keeper from taking over the tion to the Blessed Mother. --.Flower Drum Song Outsider. The It's Over Follow That Man Party Crashers Walk Like A Dragon one Bing, one Barry and one Irish brogue and sentimental- parish, with the sad problem of Bishop Coleman F. Carroll Four Horsemen of Paths Of Glory Walking Target the Apocalypse Pit and Pendulum White Warrior McCarey. To imitate them ity, is replaced by Leo G. Car- the altar £oy and his dog. When will present the Marian awards, Four Ways Out Pocketful of Miracles Wild and The Innocent would produce a second-rate ef- Frantic Premature Burial Woman Hunt roll, who makes the character the pooch is killed the boy the highest honor a Catholic From Hell It Came Price Of Fear Woman Obsessed fort. General Delia Rovere Rabbit Trap Young Doctors, The less of a codger, still irascible, wants-Mass said for him. The Girl Scout can receive. A Ml — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ADULTS but more real. This adds signifi- Ada Heroes Die Younfi Plunderers, The The Father Charles O'Mal- All In Nisht's Work Portrait In Black cance to his calling. All Fall Down Home From The Hill Purple Gang Another Time. Another House of Intrigue Rachel Cade Place Hustler, The Rebel Set Two of the early TV epi- ' Angel Wore Red Idiot Ride the High Country Ask Any Girl I'm All Right Jack Rocco and His Brother Head Of New College sodes already are on film, Bachelor In Paradise Information Received King Of Fire Back To The Wall Inherit The Wind Rome Adventure with half a dozen more on Best Of Everything Innocents, The Uoota of Heaven Will Speak To K-C Big Deal On Key Witness Sail A Crooked Ship Madonna St. La Notte Brava Satan Never Sleeps Black Orpheus Last Year at Season of Passion. HIALEAH — Father Edward Boys Night Out Marienbad Seven Thieves Breakfast At Tiffany's League of Gentlemen Singer. Not The Song J. McCarthy, O.S.A., president Breakfast Set Sunday By Love Possessed * Let No Man Write Something Wild Captain's Table My Epitaph Sound and the Fury of Biscayne College, will ad- Children's Hour Light in the Piazza . Stop Me Before 1 Kill OUMONT Claudelle Inglish Look Back in Anger Sweet Bird of Youth dress members of the Father By St. Clement CYO Come September Seven Women From That Kind of Woman First With The *9ffljm Finest In Television Couch. The Hell This Earth Is Mine Lawrence J. Flynn Council, FORT LAUDERDALE — Counterfeit Traitor Magician Three On A Spree Day of the Outlaw Make Mine Mink Through A Glass Knights of Columbus, at their Members oT the St. Clement End of Innocence Man Who Understood Darkly Explosive Generation Women Thunder of Drums third annual Corporate Com- parish CYO will observe a Cor- Facts Of Life Mirror Has Two Faces Touch of Larceny New! Power Transformered Five Golden Hours Ninth Circle Town Without Pity munion breakfast following 10 porate Communion at the 9 Four Fast Guns Nun And The Sgt. Two Women French Mistress Odds Against Tom'row View From Bridge a.m. "Mass in • St. John the a.m. Mass, Sunday, May 20. Gigi One, Two. Three West Side Story Girl With A SuJtcase One-Eyed Jacks Why Must I Die Apostle Church Sunday, May 20. One Foot In Hell Wonderful Country Grass Is Greener One Plus One Breakfast and installation of AMERIGANA Happy Thieves Wonders of AUadin Hell Is A City Only Two Can Play Yesterday's Enemy The breakfast will be held at Operation Eicnmann Young Have No Time officers will be held at the side Please Turn Over Young One the Park Lane Cafeteria, 250 of the Jenada Villa Pool and an With Personal Listening Jack B • MORALLY OBJECTIONABLE IN PART FOR ALL Angel Baby House of Women Pretty B'oy Friend E. Fourth Ave., Hialeah, installation dance is planned Back from the Dead House On The Private Lives of Back Street Waterfront Adam, Eve for the same evening at the Big Show Indestructible Man Purple Noon Father James . Connaughton Black Whip It Started With a KIM Rat Race Hagan Park Pavilion 7:30 p.m. Blood And Roses It Takes A Thief Rebel Breed will offer the Mass. 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May 18, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 27 ru THE MARKET PLACE FOB- »«fey . ' tJSSk- Announcements- Sales - S ervices Rentals - Real Estate CARPENTERS PLUM8ING WASHER REPAIRS McCORMICK BOYETT WASHER REPAIRS • ALL MAKES BUSINESS SERVICES FOR SALE St. Brendan's Parish • HOUSEHOLD, Sell America's Plumbing Co. 24 HR. SERVICE Factory Approved • Work Guaranteed. SMALL REPAIRS, ROOF LEAKS etc. We specialize in plumbing repairs Rebuilt Washers. YU 9-1721 Hwyd. DRESSMAKING BOAT ACCESSORIES Call John Crimmins for estimate, 9443 Park Dr., Miami Shores, Fla WATER HEATERS, ALTERATIONS on ladles' S. girls' CA 1-4359 OR CA 1-5676 BIMINI TOPS 1 Day .PL 7-0606 LOUIS. E. MILLER Plumbing Co. Fastest growing clothing, REASONABLE. Ft. laud CARPENTRY - PAINTING ETC. . Night PL 9-0355. PL 8-9622 _ Water Hester Repairs & Sales • 1141 S. £. 6th T£R. 525-5106 All Marine Canvas Items GENERAL HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS 4102 Laguna Est. 1930 HI 8-9912' INSURANCE Bow Rails, Cushions, Windshields, For Estimate - Call FRED Phil Palm Plumbing CATHOLIC MARKET Gil Ha»» Insurjnce, Inc. Boat Covers, Pennants, Flags, NE 5-3463 - Member Corpus Christ! REPAIRS & ALTERATIONS Read and Use The 'Voice' MART ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE Curtain*, Pool Covers CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION Call PLaza 8-9896 1338 N.W. 36th St. NE 5-0921 ANYTHING MADE OF CANVAS! PATIOS, drives, walks, floort " Tell the 'Voice' readers GIL HAAS __ SKIP HAAS American Canvas Products LOVING PLUMBING CO. Keystone, color, any size job. Licensed and Insured MOVING JEarly American! CALl FR 7.2026 Quality work. INSURED- MU 8-21S1 NEW • ALTERATIONS - REPAIRS' "MOVING? BUILDING MATERIALS ELECTRICIANS FREE ESTIMATES - REASONABLE J SAVE 30% to % * WHO YOU ARE Have Trucks for All Size Jobs LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN j MINNET ELECTRIC SERVICE Call OX 6-2554 24 hrs. Ctll Jo* NE 5-2461 ROOFING ROLLS . . . now MISCELLANEOUS TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU SWIMMING POOL SERVICE ! 'COSCO' PLAY PEN, BATHINETTE, 27 S. W. 27th Aye. Call HI 4-2305 Give your Rugs & Upholstery See.. BATE SCHEDULE. 20256 Old Cutler Rd. Call CE 5-4323 95 Equipment ' & Chemicals Delivered ' CRIB & MATTRESS. REASONABLE. 'NEW LOOK' • For ESTIMATE LAWN SPRINKLERS . ON PAGE 29 SERVICE & REPAIRS Call YU 9-8858 (HYWD) after 7 P.M. CALL Hank • PL 4-0898 14 ALLIEO LAWN SPRINKLER. LICENSED & INSURED' RCA Hi-Fi Automatic Record Player, of the ' lawn Sprinklers, Pumps and Well's SUNNY POOLS • NE 4-2252 , 4 speeds, mahogany consolette, $50. installed > serviced & maintained. VENETIAN BLINDS CORNICES ANY SIZE ROOF TAXI • CABS . • Excellent condition • MO 7-7385 SERVING S. FLORIDA SINCE 1940 Refinished Repairs Your Horn* 'VOICE' Today! Call STEADCRAFT PL 9-6844 24 HOUR CAB SERVICE I BABY CRIB (6 year old) anil FREE ESTIMATES: IN DADE, LICENSED • INSURED 9510 N.W. 7th Ave. Serving S. W. Dade • BROWARD.J. COLLIER COUNTIES. mattress; baby car seat . • ALL (Member of St. James' Parish) CEDAR CAB • CE 5-5552 for $12. CALL MO 5-3101 CALL MU 9-4661 OR JE 8-7073 HI 4-1627 WRAPPING SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS WANT TO BUY PAINTING Headquarters for Railway WANTED • Chest of drawers; used PAINTING By Contract • ANY A R~E~A When You're Planning * ; Express OR Pared Post Shipment!. appliances; china cabinets; pots, Interior • REASONABLE • Exterior WEDDING RECEPTION, DANCE. j WE ARE PROFESSIONAL PACKERS. pans etc. CALL PL 8-9408 .LICENSED & INSURED IUNCHEON, PARTY tic. call Vernon I. Cassell CALL 821-2906 Service ' The Knlghti of Columbui Hill j THE BAREFOOT MAILMAN PLANTS AND TRIES 270 C»t»loni« Ave., Cord Gtblei j 234 Valencia. C. Gabl.s HI 4-1773 REPEAT SPECIAL I \l I PAINTING • Interior • Exterior $35 -up. Air conditioning optional i BUSHY IXORAS-33c Insured, Clean, Reliable. LOW PLaza 7-0606 SEE or CALL - Berni Di CriiKfire ! RATE. Coll FRANK PL 1-4886 . HI 8-9242 OR MOJ-286S j IN FULL GALLON CANS EMPLOYMENT HIGH quality painting • ROOFS ELECTRIC SEWER CABLE & Wonogramming and embroidering.! MELANDOR NURSERY included. Licensed & insured. Free linens & uniforms, custom work, :.HELP WANTED - FEMALE ; 90355 Nights ond Sundays PL 8-9622^ U721 N.W. 7th Av«. WI7-4W1 estimates. Coll BILL MO 1-3763 about 70t p»f letter. FR 4-7343 I HOUSEKEEPER for elderly man '' 8:30-5:30 Daily, - Closed Wed ANELLO PAINTING • Interior and wife, live in. Nice room & McCormick - Boyett Plumbing Co. ^ Catholic agency needs donation!! & exterior • ALSO roof cleaning bath. References. George Vorick, of baby equipment, cribs etc. j and spraying. Reasonable prices. 9443 Park Drive Miami Shores Call or write 912 S. E. 13th Ct. Call PL 8-4578 or MO 6-3108 ! HOME IMPROVEMENT FREE ESTIMATE . Call PL 8-3664 Deerfield Beach - 399-036S WIDOW WILL SHARE,HER HOME (Member of St. Mary's Parish) WITH REFINED LADY. ASSISTANT to comptroller, j BUILDERS Requests for additional copies of our 'Revised Calendar' published CALL UN 4 -19 2 8 attractive, personable, to age 35, • 'Let our LOW OVERHEAD save High School education, prefer SMALL ADS - BIG RESULTS FLORISTS you money' • AM types of January Sth has prompted a re-run. (Extra copies available AT knowledge of bookkeeping & short- Additions, Florida rooms,- Bed- in The Voice 'MART ORCHID CORSAGES $2 NO CHARGE) -- Call or write the 'Voice' Mart. hand, some work experience. Good ; rooms, Baths & Swimming Pools FOR ALL OCCASIONS salary and fringe benefits, ;: Licensed & Insured. FREE ESTIMATE CALL HI 6-7527 permanent position. Apply in i by contractor - no salesmen, CALl fNSTRUCTION * person, either 9 to 10 A.M. or ; OX 1-2737 (Member St. John's Parish) Private or group instruction. 4 to 5 P.M. - Saturday 10 to 12 CHINCH BUG BUILDING REPAIRS Reading, Phonics and Arithmetic. noon, at HEFTLER CONSTRUCTION Revised Calendar MODERATE FEES Co., 4102 N.W. 183rd Street AL - The Handyman CONTROL Enclose carportes, painting, FOR THE MONTHS OF .Call MU 5:2269 -Now. $15 AND UP HELP WANTED • MALE OR FEMALE jalousies, carpentry, masonry fr JANUARY through DECEMBER TUTORING - Algebra, Plane PAROCHIAL SCHOOL now taking household repairs. No job too DEPENDING ON SIZE OF LAWN Geometry & the NEW SMSG Geometry small. Wl 7-6423 or Wl 5-7878 teachers' applications for HIGH PRESSURE SPRAYING WED THE also READING PROBLEMS at September.- GRADES 6 & 7 TONY THE HANDYMAN elementary levels. Call Wl 7-2447 9 YEARS EXPERIENCE CALL TU 7-6376 or TU 7-7161 Electric, plumbing, carpentry, CARS PARKING SALES HELP WANTED masonry, jen'ousies ond painting.' CERTIFIED State Board of Health IMMEDIATE SERVICE Park. Your Car it 'MURPHY'S' WANTED • Routs Salesman, Miami Install cili- conditioners. Wl 7-45.56 Parking Lot in downtown Miami ALL WORK GUARANTEED 4 area, need Station Wagon. Year Please patronize EXCLUSIVE Laton Spray Service I 16 15 14 13 12 11 222 N.W. 2nd St., 3 blocks from 'round work. CALL CA 1-7155 the 'Voice' MART advertisers. for St. Mary's Cathedral, Rectory, % the Courthouse, Reasonable rates. Convent (if School since 1959 j 21 20 19 18 17 Mike Murphy-Prop:, Member Gesu Positions Wanted • MaU or Female When you need office workerj AFRICAN VIOLETS III 3-7691 . Note: If the heading for your industrial or construction help 301 291 28 27 26125 24 particular ad isn't already THE NEW CALENDAR EXPLAINED please call CA 1-1889 St. Vincent CHECK THE MANY-FINE listed in the 'Voice' Mart... De Paul SSciety (St. Brendan's 1 REAL ESTATE LISTINGS -^~\ Since most jobs are RUSH and they should have bee" - We'll make a NEW heading Conference) CA 1-5704 Tuesday, [^/"yesterday", this calendar enables you to start a job! for you. Thursday or Saturday jAMs 25-V OFFERED IN THIS ISSUE! 7th and have it finished by the 5th! Complaints about • Rx lor Results • - MRS. R. J. KELLEY not getting out on time will NOW be eliminated. Whm else • but un ad . 6510 Cellini St., Coral Gables r\ Since Friday is the end of the normal work week, it is the most "YOUR OWN* in the 'Voice' MART CALL MO 1-1326 WASHER ) popular day among the working class. This calendar provides (HOME) CALL PL 8-6772 two Fridays at the BEGINNING of every week. X There will lie no "first-of-the-month" bills to be paid. There SALE y isn't any "first" on the calendar. The tenth of the month has iPERRI OLDSMOBILE CO.# also beeii omitted in case you have been asked to pay on that T date r ROCKET SALES & SERVICE A KENMORE & WHIRLPOOL \ Since Mondays are usually very non-productive — nobody likes DYNAMIC 11 yto work on Monday — this non-productive day has also been Year Guarantee SUPER 8» eliminated. ;$45 & up AVAILABLE CLASSIC 9* ^"""N Every month is EXACTLY the same. There will be only two holi- F-85 OLDS /days during the entire year; however these same two holidays 4 • Rebuilt Like New ;, come every month — they are the Fourth of July and Christmas. MANY FINE HOMES Buy - Sell - Service Just think what a tremendous boost this will give to the fire- NEAR CHURCHES & SCHOOLS IN A CLASS BY ITSELF works and toy industries! LISTED IN THIS ISSUE! IN THE COW PRICE FIELD REFRIGERATORS When This New Calendar Goes Into Effect, The Demand For VOICE' Classified Ads PLEASE USE THE 4 BODY AND FENDER WORK - PAINTING All Makes - $25 and up WILL BE GREATER THAN EVER! DEAL WITH CONFIDENCE - WITH - * 1137 N.W. 54th St. Voice Classified Ads MICHAEL A. PERR1, OWNER Howard 1-5650 If Phone yours in today - PL 8-6772 PL 9-6201 As Your Chech List. 4 411 North Fourth St. • Fort Pierce, Florida A HABLAMOS ESPANOL FRIDAY. MAY 18, 1962 PAGE 28 Missal Guide

Homes For Sale - Miami Shores (Cont'd) May 20 —- Fourth Sunday after Brand New 'ARISTOCRAT $18,900 - SEE IT EPIPHANY PARISH Easter. Mass of the Sunday, RENTALS 3411 Main Hwy. & McFarlane Rd. SPACIOUS and pretty 3 bedroom, O-N LY $ 2 2,5 0 0 Gloria, Credo, preface of U 2 bedroom apartments, living 2 bath, Florida room, beautifully' Top Location I Close In ! Easter. ROOMS NORTH MIAMI room, dinette, kitchen, furnished maintained home and grounds. 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath charmer. LADY will share her apartment or unfurnished/ air-conditioned Handy to Shores, clubs & schools. Beautifully landscaped on corner May 21 — Ferial Day. Mass of With refined lady. Reasonable. & heat. Covered parking. Yearly Atkins, Realtor • PL 7-3481 !6 ACRE. Lovely screened-in patio, the preceding Sunday without 849 N. E. 121st St. PL ?-3326 or seasonal: CALL HI 4-6793 Specialists 2 2 6 N. E. 7 9 th Street. cheerful kitchen including ROOMS . NORTH MIAMI BEACH In Buying and Credo, preface of Easter. APARTMENTS • MIAMI BEACH Selling Hom*s HOMES FOR SALE - N. W.- appliances. Spacious closets. 'Widow will share her lovely WALK to St. Patrick's Church,. ST. ROSE OF LIMA PARISH Heat, two air conditioning units, May 22 — Ferial Day. Mass of home with business lady. $10 School & beach. Large furnished 455 N. W. 90th St. - El Portal rugs and draperies. WALK to the preceding Sunday without Week. CALL Wl 7-2178 after 6. bedroom apartment - also efficiency Three bedroom, two bsthi, large Palmetto Schools l-12th grade. ROOMS - HI ALE AH Mortgage placed. NO qualifying. Credo, preface of Easter. & hotel rooms. All air conditioned. EDISON REALTY Florid? rcom, 2 air conditioners, IARGE room, twin beds, private' LOW yearly rental • Near buses, goragi and sprinkler system. DOROTHY B. FLYNN, REALTOR May 23 — Ferial Day. Mass of entrance and oath, $18 week. cmueway, shops etc. CALL' HOWES, • INCOME PROPERTY $21,000 - $1500 DOWN FHA 7210 Red Rd. MO 7-2568 (24 hrs.) EDWARD J.CHARBONEAU, Realtor the preceding Sunday without 334 East 20th S*. TU 8-1451 JE 2-1433 O R JE 4-2085 OPEN 1 to 5 P. M. Owner PL 4-0308 HOMES FOR SALE • W. HOLLYWOOD 175 N. W. 62nd St. PL 1-2441 Credo, preface of Easter. ROOMS' - S. W. JERRICO Garden Apartment, . 8300- NEAR JACKSON HOSPITAL . $8750 RENT OR BUY Off C Way - Near Coral Gables 8310 Byron Ave. Some waterfront 1 J. D. McLARTY total price for this pleasant 3 CBS HOMES • GOOD LOCATIONS May 24 — Ferial Day. Mass of Pleasi room in.' refined adult bedroom apartments, FURNISHED Associate • Steve Heisen Realtor bedroom home • air conditioner, $100 month & up' yearly. Summer STARTING AT $6500! the preceding Sunday without home tor lady or couple. 446-0601 Specializing S.W. & C.Gables Homes screened front porch, enclosed ratet $70 month i up. 3 blocks back porch, (t separate entrance FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOM AND BOARD - HIALEAH CALL MO 1-1623 . MO 1-2704 ev%» Credo, preface of Easter. . to St. Joseph's School, public room as income). Near buses,- shops. PRICES AND TERMS - RIGHT! IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH schools & bus. NEAR shopping MARY MULLEN FURNISHINGS OPTIONAL. NE 4-5956 ALSO • EXCELLENT RENTALS May 25 — St. Gregory, Pope Room and board in private home & ocean. UN 5-5556 or NA 4-6794. Realtor • Member St. Brendan's and Confessor. Mass of the for 1 or 2 elderly ladies or HOMES • N. E. 3100 N.W;. 163rd St. Real Doll House couple. CALL TU 7-9942 lots • Homes • Acreage • Rentals feast, Gloria, second prayer KEYSTONE TOURIST COURT Walk to NEW Catholic, College TWO bedroom, exclusively ^APARTMENTS • N. E. 7349 S.W. 8th Street CA 6-1311 THREE bedroom CBS", fenced yard, furnished and landscaped of St. Urban I, Pope and 6307 N. E. 2nd Ave. Efficiency WILLIAM C. MURPHY EFFICIENCIES • $15 week. Free Cottage & Trailer Spaces awnings, stove and refrigerator. PRICED TO SELL < Martyr, preface of Easter. Utilities. ROYAL COURT MOTEL Realtor- PRICED AT $11,500 PHONE PL 4-6295 Men-btr • Corpus Christ! Parish Look at "this one first. Bisc. Blvd. at 109th St. PL 1-8315 YEARLY RATES - G. W. Lasche. LOW down payment, no qualifying, May 26 — St. Philip Neri, Con- N w 7 NO CLOSING COSTS - See This! APARTMENTS. • N. W. STORES > FORT LAUDERDALE ?!•' - - Jl>. **•• J!h-JL ?^? O'BRIEN REALTY fessor. Mass of the feast, M. Childress, Realtor MU 8-3605 Gloria, second prayer of St. Near St. Mary't • FURNISHED 1 OFFICE OR STORE - 17X60, WINCHELL Visitation Parish • A bedroom, 2 YU 9-2096 • EVES YU 3-4428 bedroom duplex apartment on bus $135 month. 716 S. E. 17th St. REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE bath, screened porch, large closets, 6081 Washington St. W. Hollywood Eleutherius, Pope and Martyr, line, adults, $65 month yearly. Causeway, Ft. lauderdale. Call 806 Ponce de Leon Blvd. HI 3-7456 outside patio, well & sprinkler preface of Easter. (Member of St. Theresa's Parish) Business Opportunities, Lots, Acreage 7734 N.W. 2nd Ave. PL 8-0089 Mr. GWYNN in Miami COLLECT system. Convenient Church, schools, FURNISHED new efficiency for 1,. HI 3-1601 or UN 6-7154. shopping centers and public trans- PEMBROKE PINES May 27 — Fifth Sunday after ONLY $65 month, gas included. REAL ESTATE portation. FHA approved. Good Easter. Mass of the Sunday, 1735 N.W. 94th St. PL 1-4886 • "WANTED " neighbors. CALL NA 1-8820 THREE BEDROOM, TWO BATH, Gloria, Credo, preface of INVESTMENT PROPERTY HOMES FOR SALE • HIALEAH FLORIDA ROOM . . . $12,100 Near St. Michael's Church • NEW June 1st - 2 or 3 bedroom Easter. -one bedroom duplex apartment 2* CAN INCREASE TO 50* Transferred - LOW DOWN PAYMENT Three bedroom, 2 bath, Florida furnished/ air conditioned, heat. furnished apartment for 3 per iq. ft. NEAR AEROJET 3 bedroom, hardwood floors, air room • $15,500, $500 down. 221 N. W. 26th Ave. Call 634-2947 BUY 40 ACRES • $12,000 ..Also conditioner, awnings, fence, pump adults > on yearly basis. and well . BY-OWNER -TERMS. S.W. Air Conditioned home FR 1-3779 BOLAND REALTY Jr. CDA Unit Plans 14 block to St. Mary'i Cathedral Walking dist. St. Mary's 270 W. 32nd Street TU 8-6717 6445 Pembroke Rd. W. Hollywood Air conditioned furnished 1 bed- HOMES FOR SALE - N. E. or St. Rose of Lima Church SACRIFICE three bedroom home, YU 9-8550 • Evet YU 3-4424 Communion Sunday room & studio, $65 up. HI 8-3455- 5928 N. E. 5th Ave. 29 months paid, partly furnished, BON Apartments » 60 NW 76th St, Call Mr. Phillip-PL 7-6184 $650 down . 1351 W. 33rd Street HOMES-FOR SALE • FT. LAUDERPALi The Junior Catholic Daugh- GOOD location, close lo bus ters of America of Our Lady of Want a 'Result-Getting' ad? PLEASE PATRONIZE and stores, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, TU 8-0653. HABLAMOS ESPANOL NEAR St. Anthony's Church - Two Just phone (YiOVR Advertisers : PLUS large Florida room. HOMES FOR SALE • S.W. bedroom, 1 bath, patio, carporte, Perpetual Help parish, Miami, Miss Thompson, PL 8-6772 landscaped, shopping in walking and say "Charge It." in The 'Voice' MART O. J. POWELL CO.,' Realtors NEAR Church and Schools • POOL will observe their annual Cor- 811.6 Biscayne Blvd. PL 7-2511 and patio home, 3 bedrooms, 3 distance. CALL JA 2-5677 porate Communion during 9 baths, fenced yard • $750 down, HOMES FOR SALE • MIAMI SHORES OUR LADY QUEEN OF MARTYRS a.m. Mass Sunday, May 20. A CHINCH BUG CONTROL . excellent condition." CA 6-4793 10555 N. E. 2nd AVE. PARISH • Transferred, 4 bedroom,. breakfast and award of honors I Power Spraying to Meet Your NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath, close '2 bath, 15'x 30' screened pool, ceremony will follow the Mass. to St. Rose of Lima and schools, EPIPHANY PARISH cabana, excellent condition, well j Needs - FREE FERTILIZER $6000 cash wiil handle, balance 5889 S. W. 85th Street .& pump, sidewalks, $17,600, Owner, Awards will be made by Fath- HREE bedrooms, two baths on available immediately. LU 1-0478 1st mortgage commitment. CALL er John Waterman, C.S.S.R., ! MONTHLY INSPECTION OWNER PL 4-2266 large lot facing west, kitchen HOMES FOR-SALE • BOYNTON BEACH completely equipped. Close to pastor. Thirty five juniors will Exciting new 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 3UY DIRECT FROM BUILDER & SAVE: I. For FREE ESTIMATE - CALL central air conditioning and schools & shopping. Owners LOW DOWN PAYMENT receive first honors, 15 will re- heat, two-car garage. SEE left country. I M M E DIATE St. Mark's Parish - Best residential ceive second honors and 15 will I 45 N.W. 99th St. PL 4-8253 OCCUPANCY IF DESIRED. area - BRAND NEW three bedroom receive third honors. Award of Ted's Spray Service - MO 5-7159 STEVE HESSEN, REALTOR 2 bath. Cathedral ceilings, central WATERFRONT 7390 Red Rd. MO 1-1623 honors is decided by the num- I S. W. and Coral Gables area , El PORTAL beauty on quiet heat, carpeted, beautiful kitchen" street. Walk to • shopping and St. Brendan's Parish - Beautiful with oven, range, dishwasher etc. ber of hours of service perform- bus. Living room has fireplace, CORNER home, air conditioned, 3 Utility room, carporte, attractive ed by the members. spacious Florida room, two bed- bedroom, 2 bath, fenced yard, sheltered patio and LANAI. rooms, For you if on a convenient location, 4-3/4% VA, FHA available. Buy this unusual Guests at the breakfast will limited budget. $2500 DOWN • $106 MONTHLY home DIRECT from builder & SAVE ! include Mrs. Sadie Kennedy, 8745 S. W. 21st Ter. CA 1-7077 Call* or write Parkwood Const. Co; (Don GEORGE FREDERICK, Realtor Box 1.77, Boynton Beach - CR 8-3422 worthy grand regent of the 12395 N.E. 6th Ave. CALL 759-8556 $3 50 DOWN WILL BUILD TO SUIT ON YOUR' LOT Court Patricia, CDA; Father LOTS FOR SALE - N. E. For boys 8-14 $65 MONTH PAYS All! Charles Malley, C.S.S'.R., spirit- Staffed by Salesian Fathers and Brothers (includes principal, interest BISCAYNE GARDENS ual director of the court; Mrs. axes AND insurance) 3 bedroom FUN UNUMTTED on 140-acr* campus of Central Florida * ©483(933(3336© in the 'Voice' Mart • Fishing, Boating, Swimming , • Gym, Baseball, Ponies, Movies . • Crafts, Hikes, Overnights - Call PL 8-6772 'June Bug' Festival • Daily Mass, Catechism, Altar Boy» Weekdays 9 to 6 Scheduled In Hialeah • Good, Wholesome, • Abundant FOOD Saturdays 9 to 3 HIALEAH — St. John the Also — From September to June —• AN IDEAL Apostle CYO will sponsor its BOARDING SCHOOL or write first "June Bug Festival" Sat- The .'Voice' Mart urday, June 2 at 7:30 p.m., in lor boys — grades 5th thru 9th the Youth Center on Palm Ave. Box 37-575, Miami 37, Hi. Write: FATHER DIRECTOR Teenagers are invited to the MARY HELP OF CHRISTIANS SCHOOL our AD dollars may set new records wit Published Every FRIDAY \ •- an ad in The 'Voice' MART DEADLINE dance which will feature muste East Chelsea St., P,O. ?ox 5175 Tampa 5, Fla. by the Kings Men. Tickets maw or phone Tampa 248-1595 Call PL 8-6772 TUESDAYS" 6 P.M.2 be purchased at the door. • !»*(?!! 29 FRIDAY. MAY 7» i Columbus Graduate r "Smart Buyers Get The Wins ROTC Honor

Best Buys at McBride's" A 1959 graduate of Christopher • Columbus High School is one of The Largest Stock f>i 20 students throughout the coun- Imported and Domestic try selected to receive the ROTC Wines and Liquors Gold Medal of the Society of In the Greater Miami Area American Military Engineers. • James P. Dean, a University PL 7-1160 of Miami junior majoring in FREE DELIVERY IN THE electrical engineering, was se- NORTH DADE AREA lected from candidates nominat- ed by 176 universities with LMcBRIDE- LIQUORS ROTC units. 734 N.E. 125th St. He holds one of the universi- North Miami's Smartest ty's Dade County Honors schol- Liquor Store arships and is a Dean's list stu- Voice Photos dent as well as a cadet captain NEW BUILDINGS now under construction at Barry College, and a dormitory which will accommodate 150 women stu- in the Air Force ROTC. He is Miami Shores, . include the student union (left) which will dents. Increased enrollment has necessitated the expansion of a member of Phi Kappa Phi, house student and faculty dining rooms and recreational area; facilities at the college operated by the Dominican Sisters. the highest academic honorary Advertisement fraternity on the campus. Allen E. Brake, F.D. Jack E. Saunders, F,D. James is the son of Mr. and Social Security Mrs. James J. Dean of 7405 SW 32nd St., Miami. Sunday Mass Timetable Can Pay ARCADIA: St. Paul, 1,1. St. Joseph, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and AVON PARK: Our Lady Of Grace, 5:30 p.m. 1480 N.W. 27th AVE. St. Mary Magdalen: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, NE 4-8545 Funeral Bills 8:30, 10. and 6 p.m. BELLE GLADE: St. Philip BenizI, 10. St. Patrick 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:30 BOCA GRANDE: our Lady of Mercy, and 6 p.m. Free Booklet Givea 10:15. MIAMI SHORES: St. Rose of Lima, 7, New Parish Masses] BOCA RATON: St. Joan of Arc, 7, 9,8. 9. 10. 11. 12. KRAEER FUNERAL HOME 10:30, 12. MIAMI SPRINGS: Blessed Trinity, 6. Full Information 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 12 and R. JAY KRAEER, Funeral Director \-At Flagler School BOYNTON BEACH: St. Mark,. 7, 8:30,5:30 p.m. Social Security and Veterans 10, 11:30. MOORE HAVEN: St. Joseph the Work- . Ambulance Service Benefits are explained in tha Sunday Masses for the CLEWISTON: St. Margaret, 8. er, 10. COCONUT GROVE: St. Hugh, 7:30, 9,NAPLES: St. Ann. 6, 3. 10 11. new GUIDEBOOK recently pub- newly established St. Dom- 10:30, 12. NORTH DADE COUNTY: St. Monica lished by Lithgow Funeral Cen- CORAL GABLES: Little Flower (Audi- 8, 10, 11. 200 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY ters. Many fdmilies are unaware inic parish will be celebrated torium), 9, 11:30 and 12:"30 (Spanish); NORTH MIAMI: HoTy Family, 6, 7, 8, of the extent to which they may (Church), 6, 7, 8, 9 10, 11:30, 12:30. 9, 10, 11, 12, 6:30 p.m. POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA in the cafeteria of Henry M. St. Thomas Aquinas Student Center, St. James, &, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:15 benefit under Social Security — 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 12. and 5:30 p.m. Phone WH 1-4113 as much as $255 for funeral Flager Elementary School at DANIA: Resurrection (Olsen Junior High Visitation, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30 and expenses! School) 7, 9, 10:30, 12:15. 6 p.m. 7, 8:30- 10 and 11 a.m., ac- DELRAY BEACH: St. Vincent, 6:45,NORTH MIAMI BEACH: St. Lawrence, 8:30, 11. 7, 9, 11, 12:15. Veterans are now entitled to cording to Father Angel Viz- FORT LAUDERDALE: Annunciation, NORTH PALM BEACH: St. Clare, special burial allowances which 9:30 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45, 12. Blessed Sacrament (Case Funeral FUNERAL bring help to families in""tima i carra, O.P. pastor. The ser- OKEECHOBEE: Sacred Heart, 9. Boys' Home,, 8, 9:30, 11, 12:30. School, 10:30. of need. mon at the 11 o'clock Mass Queen ot Martyrs, .7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, OPA LOCKA: Our Lady of Perpetual 12:30, 6 p.m. Help, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30. HOMES Get your FREE COPY of this will be in Spanish. St. Anthony, 6, 7, 8, 9:15, 10:3St0. Philip (Bunche Park), 9. 11:45. FT. LAUDERDALE wonderful GUIDEBOOK. There St. Bernadette, 8, 9, 10, 11. PAHOKEE: St. Mary, 11:30. is, no obligation (no one will The school is located at St. Clement, 8, 9, 10. 11:15. 12:30. PALM BEACH: St. Edward, 7, 9, 10, 12 and 5:30 p.m. N. FEDERAL HWY. — 3501 W. BROWARD BLVD. call). Mailed in a plain wrapper. St. Jerome 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. PERRINE: Holy Rosary, 7, 8, 9:30, Write to Lithgow Funeral Cen- • 5248 NW First St. FORT LAUDERDALE BEACH: St. Pius X, IA 2-2811 LU 1-6100 8, 10, 11, 12. 10:30 12. ters, 487 N.E. 54th St., Miami St. Sebastian (Harbor Beach), 8, 9:30,PLANTATION: St. Gregory, 8, 9:30, DAN H. FAIRCHILD PHIL H. FAIRCHILD 37, Fla., or telephone PLaza 11, 12:15. 11 a.m., 12:15, 5:30 p.m. POMPANO BEACH: Assumption, 7, 8, 7-5544. FORT MYERS: St. Francis Xavier, FUNERAL DIRECTORS 6, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. 9:30, 11, 12:15. FORT MYERS BEACH: Ascension, 8, 10.St. Elizabeth, 8, 9, 11, 12. FORT PIERCE: St. Anastasia, 7, 12POMPAN, O SHORES: St. Coleman, 7. Fourteen Yeats of fencing In South flan* da 8, 9:30, 11. 12:15. 12:55. PORT CHARLOTTE: St. Charles Bor- IN WEST HOLLYWOOD HALLANDALE: St. Matthew, 6:30, 8,romeo, 7, 8, 9:30, 11. ENCE MASTERS 9, 10, 11, 12 and «:30 p.m. PORT ST. LUCIE: Marina, 8:30. 5807 HOLLYWOOD BLVD. — YU 3-6565 HIALEAH: Immaculate Conception, 6, PUNTA GORDA: Sacred Heart, 7:30, AD • CHAIN LINK 9, 10:30 and 11:30 (Spanish). 10, 6:30 p.m. (City Auditorium). 5, 9:30, 11, 12:30, RICHMOND HEIGHTS: Christ The and 6:30 p.m. King;'(Martin Elementary School), 9. St. John the Apostle, 6, 7, 8, 9 10RIVIER, A BEACH: St. Francis, 7, (• 11, 12. 12:5,5 (Spanish), and 5 p.m.10:30, 11:30. V Xl HOBE SOUND: St. Christopher, 7, 10:30. WADLINGTON F -' •. • ALUMINUM HOLLYWOOD: Annunciation, (Madon- SEBASTIAN: St: William Mission, 8 a.nv SEBRING: St. Catherine, 7, 9, 11. F N C F • CYPRESS na Academy) 7:30. 9, 10, U:30. SOUTH MIAMI: Epiphany, 6:30, 8, 9. Funeral Homes L1VUL • COLOR-BOND Little Flower, 5:45, 7. 8:15. 9:30, 10:45, 12 and 5:30 p.m. 10. 11, 12 Ask abou71Ot SpeciaT N.Wl .4-Da 69thy AveCruise. s at No IncreasTU e5-144 in Fares6 I Nativity, 7:15, 8:15, 9:30, 10:30, St. Thomas (South Miami Jr. High IN HOLLYWOOD 11:30. School. 6750 SW 60th St.), 8, 10, 11. 140 S. DIXIE HWY. —WA 3-6565 St. Bernadette, 8,. 9, 10, 11. STUART: St. Joseph, 7, 9, 1 1. FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED St. Stephen, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:15 andVERO BEACH: St. Helen, 7:30, 9. 11. 7 p.m. WAUCHULA: St. Michael, 8. HOMESTEAD: Sacred Heart, 6:30, 8,WEST PALM BEACH: Blessed Martin, S/S FLORIDA 9:30, 11, 12:30. 9:30. IMMOKALEE: Lady of Guadalupe. 11.Holy Name, 7, 9, 10:30, 12. INDIANTOWN: Holy Cross, 7:45. St. Ann, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. 3-DAY CRUISES JUPITER: St. Jude (Salhaven), 7:30. 9.§t. Juliana, 6:30, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. CARL F. SLADE, F.D. KEY BISCAYNE: St. Agnes, 7, 8:30, ON THE KEYS 10:30, 12 (Spanish). BIG PINE KEY: St. Mary of Pines. LABELLE: Mission, 9. 8:30, 10:30. MIAMI. LAKE WORTH: Sacred Heart, 6, 7, 8,KEY WEST: St. Mary, 8, 7. 8:30. 10. 9:15, 10:30, 11:30. MARATHON: San Pablo, 6:30, 8:30, Sailing Every Tuesday and Friday 4:45 PM St. Luke, 7 8:30, 10 and 11:30. 10. CARL F, SLADE FUNERAL HOME Visitors welcome aboard 3 to 4 PM LEHIGH ACRES: St. Rophaul (Admin- PLANTATION KEY: San Pedro, 6:30, istration Building) 8, 10. 9, 11. MARGATE: St. Vincent, 8, 10, 11:30. 800 PALM AVE. Spring Special MIAMI: The Cathedral, 7, 8, 9, 10, II, HIALEAH TU 8-3433 12, and 6 p.m. ALL FIRST-CLASS STATEROOMS Corpus Christi, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 9 VI At Run of ship except 12:55 (Spanish). Priest Seeks Mission Gesu, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, 12:30. Deluxe Bedrooms and Suites Holy Redeemer, 7, 8:30, 10. (thru June 12) International Airport (International Site In South America 54 Hotel), 7:15 and" 8 (Sundays and Holy- days). TILTON, N.H. (NO — Msgr. So much for so little! the S/S Florida is your St. Mary of the Missions and St. GREATER MIAMI'S Floating Hotel. All outside, seaview staterooms. Francis Xavier, -7, 8:30. Philip J. Kenney, pastor of As- 2 full length promenade sun-decks; free deck St. Brendan. 7. 8. 9:15, 10:30, 11:30, sumption church iere and di- CATHOLIC chairs. 8 delicious meals. Captain's Cocktail 12:30, and 5:30 o.m. St. Dominic, 7, 8-30 10, 11 (Spanish). rector of the lay missionary Party, movies, dancing, games, niteclub enter- St. Mary Chapel", 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, FUNERAL HOME tainment. Shop duty-free aboard. Dock at t

Page 30 May 18, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida K Of C Advertis^tii|iB# Get 4 Million Inquiries Deaths In The Diocese NEW HAVEN, Conn.-(NO — The Knights of Columbus pro- BODNAB. MISS ELIZABETH M.. KKNDZIOBA, MRS. MARY A., 57, Pius X Church. Queen of Heaven gram inviting inquiries about «, or 5852 Pinetress Dr., Miami. of 927 SW 71st Court, Miami. St. Cemetery, Baird-Case Funeral Home. Beach. St. Patriot Church. Our Lady Brendan Church. Van Orsdel's Coral Catholicism has brought in well of Mercy Cemetery. Gables Mortuary. VIELXA, MRS. RITA, 77, of 5754 FUNERAL HOME * • * * * * SW 47th St., Miami. Church of the over four million inquiries in the BOIDA, JOSEPH M., «0, of 710 LAVE, MRS. MARY, 80., of 1041 9E 22nd St., Fort Lauderdale. St. SW 42nd St., Miami. Corpus Christ! Little Flower, Coral Gables. Phil- past 14 years and resulted in Sebastian Church. Queen of Heaven Church. Ahern - Plummer Funeral brick's Coral Gables Funeral Home. Cemetery. Balrd-Case Funeral Home. Home. * * * enrollment of nearly half a mil- * * * WITTIE, JOSEPH, 65. of 315 NW yc 3 Generations of CELBNTANO, KAFFAELE, M, of * * * 124th St., Miami. St. Rose of Lima lion inquirers in a course of re- 2J3S Taylor St., Hollywood. Church UNDENMtlTH, MRS. DOORTHY Church. Philbrick's Miami Shores of the Little Flower, Hollywood. Wad- M., 43, of 5340 SW 112th Ave., Mi- Funeral Home. ligious instruction by mail. Experience Ungton Funeral Home. ami. St. Timothy Church. Our Lady * * * of Mercy Cemetery. G. D. Peden * * * This was disclosed her by the CHESHIRE, AHBRY O., «1. of 724 ZAPANTES, MRS. ELENA, 60, of Funeral Home. 1754 SW 14th St., Miami. SS. Peter Catholic. Advertising Committee Largest Funeral MajOrica Ave., Coral Gables. Church * * * and Paul Church. Van Orsdel's Coral of the Little Flower, Coral Gables. MANCHIO, JOSEPH, 49, o flMO of the K. of C. ' Josberger Funeral Home. SW 82nd Ave, Miami. St. Brendan Gables Mortuary. * * * Church. G. D. Feden Bird Road Fit Home in Dade County BOLAN. FRANCIS M., of 4501 Gra- neral Home. nada Blvd., Coral Gables. Church of * * * the Little Flower, Coral Gables., Fhil- brick Coral Gables Funeral Ho"'e. MARINI, BENNY, 82, of 3200 NW Advertisement 79th St., Miami. St. Mary Cathedral. * Catholic Owned HARMO' ^IIXIAM, 85. of Miami. Van Orsdel's Northside Mortuary. Ctosu Ch' j Our Lady of Mercy * * »* -> and Managed Cemetery; ^srn Plummer Funeral MENENDEZ, MRS. JESTISA G., 47, of 167 NW 38th St., Miami. Corpus Christi Church. Our Lady of HASS, EUGENE, of 1157 SW Fifth Mercy Cemetery. Emilio C. Mon Fu- * Prices to Satisfy St., Miami. SS. Peter and Paul Church. Our Lady of Mercy Ceme- neral Home. tery. * * * Every Family MURPHY, ARTHUR D., 31, of 4456 SW 13th St., Miami. Church of the Little Flower, Coral Gables. Van Orsdel's Coral Gables Mortuary. 7200 N.W. 2nd Ave. PL 1-7523 * * * PADELFORD, MRS. HARRIET E., By: Gaither D. Peden, Jr. Society Founder ' 73, of Hollywood. St. Anthony Church. Queen of Heaven Cemetery. "TO LIVE LONG, IT IS few benefits of medical science * * * [Honored 7 n F raneez PANNtJIO, ACHIIXE, 72, of 410 NECESSARY TO LIVE SLOW- and dietary improvements, the ST. 24th St., Hollywood. Church of LY . . ." body which we throw into com- LYONS, France (NO — Pau- the, tittle Flower. Queen of Heaven Cemetery. Obie Johnson Funeral petition _ in today's ultra-fast Iifie Jaricot, humble spiritual Home. This old saying, a plug by * * * world, is little different from that dynamo who began it all, was RASPOR, MRS. HELEN T., 74, of Cicero in favor of moderation, is 180 NE 51st Court, Fort Lauderdale. of the average citizen in Cicero's honored on the centenary of her St. Clement Church, ueen of Heav- largely true. Despite the mechani- en Cemetery. Baird-Case Funeral day. death by the convergence here Home. cal manifestations of speed about of national directors of the So- * * * us, the fact remains that the This is straying from our VIII reasons why SANCHEZ, RAUL, GUTIERREZ, original thought, but the bereaved ciety for the Propagation of the <3, of 270 Cypress Drive, Key Bis- human body shell has only to a cayne. St. Agnes Church. will take much comfort in the Fatih from 20 countries. * * * slight degree matched this ability completeness of services conduct TIGERA, SERGIO, 48, of 1825 NW 44th St., Miami. Corpus Christi for increased speed. ed at G. D. PEDEN FUNERAL It was in Lyons that Pauline Church. Emilio C. Mon Funeral HOME. All details and many Home. began the society by organizing Whether it be a flight to Pakis- extra attentions are an expected Van OrsdeVs is Miami s tan, running the mile, or baking part of services available at G. her friends to try to collect a VELEZ, APOL.LNAR, 58, of 1917 NE 26th St., Fort Lauderdale. St. a cake, new records fall upon one D. PEDEN FUNERAL HOME, cent a week for the missions another thick and fast. However, Catholic Funeral, Home, 8231 from everybody they could. we perhaps should somewhere Bird Road, where services are along the line come to the reali- complete in every respect. Phone most recommended Among the mission society zation that once we take away a CA 6-1811. leaders taking part was Aux- iliary Bishop Fulton J. Sheen of New York, national director of the Society for the Propagation HOLLYWOOD'S funeral service of the Faith in the United States.

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