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A'OF... XX\. No. IS Orlando Florida Friday February 12,1965 lOt ..."
in the
EVERY year month of February we appeal to ,..... .
every Catholic, young and old, to participate in the v {
greatest of all work-the mission of charity toward our r'n1sIoB: '

neighbors here in the Diocese of St Augustine.The .

St. Joseph Church message that we bring to you can be traced back

to the stable at Bethlehem, the marriage feast at Canain
a.
I Galilee and from the hills of the Holy Land down ; ,

through the centuries to the catacombs, the monasteriesover kAnd

blessed in Tampa the countryside, through the city alums, in the cathedrals "{I

of Bishops. It is the message of love in action

which Jesus Christ taught us when He made the blind to

T,1MPA-A church more than 60 years old serving the school led the children's see. the lame to walk' the deaf to hear and the dead to w

St Joseph pariah here has been replaced by a new church, choir. Sister Roberta was rise again.To .

I modern in design, but reminiscent of Spanish architecture.Last choir director perform the charity which Jesus would have us

Sunday, Archbishop Joseph P. Burley was in Tampato Father James F Gloekler do in this complex age is difficult indeed. It requires .
bless the new St many material resources for which ;;
Joseph Church. Father Leonard E. was master of ceremonies for we depend on you .
;
Cordier CSSR., pastor, celebrated the Mass. The Arch. the dedication Chaplains to who possess the chanty of Christ in your hearts, you who i""
bishop spoke at the dedica the Archbishop were Father know that charity is the -
tion. choir in the singing for the Laurence Murphy CSSR. greatest of the virtues numerating: them will only
Litany of Saints intoned at Ki\e: you a faint idea of what
and Father Patrick ShannonC How have we used the material
He
congratulated
everyonewho the blessing of the sanctuary. good ls done in your name,
55 R. other Priests which
Many resources
bad a hand in the con you how many souls are saved be.
itruction of the beautiful, Saleslan Sisters who staff attended hate given over the yean? cause you listened to our

large church.In pleas for help.Regional .
the house of Sacrifice of "
the Mast and the palace of '\

the Most Blessed Sacrament, offices
the Eucharistic holds
King
Regional offices of the
court and listens to the' plead. Catholic Charities Kureau of
f.
ing of His lubJl'dS'or this the Duxese are located in
reason, the' \
Archbishop counseled Jacksonville. M. Petersburg,
people of the parish Tampa, Orlando, Eau: Gillie, v
should use their church more 1 IMvtona Heath and Uke-
and more-for meditation for land.
possessing of Christ for com IliC N
pamonship with the Divine regional office Is to be
t t, opened la Sarasota during
'
Scour church he said Is the I ;' idI I!l6S.
House of God; If you nit It
well It will be for each and I \
every heaven one of you the gait of C Child care facilitiesThe

Diocese operates St.
Father Cordier presidedover Mary's Horn 'for children in
the completion of the Jacksonville and the Christ
church !begun by his predecessors 11J Child Center in Tampa Sisters
particularly (Father John I of St. Joseph of St.
T. Stevens C SS,H The new ," \ Augustine staff the home,

church they built Hands on Admissions and case work
the corner of Cherry and Gomes sertkes are provided by so.
and replaces the imall I clal workers from regional
church at the corner of Albany of foe*.
and Walnut streeti J v Iho lame walked ( Luko 7,22))

The ceremony !began at Archbishop blesses new church Morning Star Schoolsfor
11 30 1m. with a processionfrom Carrying on ChrUtlike acts of char to orphaned children and comfort to
the rectory to the Archbishop Joseph P Hurley blessedthe op, Father James }'. Gloekler and Father exceptionalchildren ity, teachers at Morning Star School. the unwed mother To continue then

church Fourth degree new St Jooeph Church in Tampa Leonard K:. Cordier CSSR, pus- (above) give devoted care to haiull- works, Catholic Charities needs your I

Knights of Columbus formed last Sunday. Assisting above. from tor of the pariah which has just curt Handicapped children are rapped children, while others work to nuport.( Won't you show your concern

a guard of honor for the Archbishop __ J Wt sag, 'athtr..Law\1'nte Murphy plrtrd its new church. /J taught by especially trained brine happiness to the old folks, Jove un Sunday, February 21 f
hit chaplain and Ole C.ss.R., the Moat Reverend Archbwh. Miters of it Joseph and
other members of th. ,
clergy -- -- -- other teachers and therapists Cur Jetu Home, to serve need many more l lit help all In could b* struck down phvil-
in the procession. qualified to help youngsters Tampa, Is under construction, need Most of us do, not thank sally or menfall so that \""
Father Cordier read the Morcy Hospital Espiritu Santo Church who are enrolled at theohonls God enough that w* are so would need the help of our
psalms and visiting, Priests A mining home fur the
located In Jacksonville
fortunate, Many of ui who speUal schools/ ,
the before the ORLINDO-People are in- aged Is planned In Orlando
gave responses Orlando and .
Tampa.The
live in the> middle
Archbishop blessed the exterior vied to take pictures of the plans Feb. 14 blessing ordinary Haw Is all this rharltabl
dais environment do not
and Interior of thedifice Mercy Medical Center nearIng :Morning Star at Tampa. And an addition U bring work aC'tomplhh..d II I.m.d" U
here Grounds has a* addition planned for All Saints Home realize how much suffering,
presently
completion by
possible
111:11I.lmmc Father Bernard F Ihttman ofF your gen
: Jacksonville. Ixilh spiritual and hy.k.l!, Is
In
Father Stevens and Father will be open February 21 wader construction, erotlly when we appeal for
> Santo here haa extended an Invitation to the dally lot of our neighbor
Robert Smith C SS R led the from 1 to i p.m. pintu parish periling lun

aU the people of thy area in celebrating the formal dedication Catholic Charities has pro- W* find It hard to 'believe (, each ear.
Home for unwed )
pram! to open a new Morning that we who are now full or(
of the new J>. plntu Santo Church. lV<)ication
Deadline for change ceremonies' will take place) on February 14 with Arch- Star School in St. Petersburg, mothersMarls health and youthful vigor .will Our coats are rising each
it is elated by a spokesmanof one day grow old and sick year because of a glowing
bishop Joseph I' HurtoyFoUowing & 'hilUppi Park at the Intersection the central office of the Well Villa I. a homeIn and will need a haven of rest need In a growing Stale

first Sunday in Lent officiating, of Routes inn and Wt, Catholic Charities Dureau Orlando 'fur unwed mothers providing spiritual,. and physical fleas make a big sacrifice
the ble* wg at overlooking Tampa toy lomfort for our declining this year fur the poor of Jc,u
llam a Matt will be offered Nursing Homes end years Christ give at least (In.d.y' .
NT (- P.-.Beginning; with the first Sunday Sunday Masses are offeredal (Iles the siiwial I section of
by Father Drttmon The Clinics for the aged You may find It hard to b* pay God will bleu bll
cf Lent March 7, 1I 63. the liturgy in the Diocese will bit combined pariah. choir aDd I and 11 am, weekdayMais this week's issue of The lave that one of your chlMien abumUntly fur It.
Is at 7 a.m. Florida Catholic, all of t...*
performed according to the instructions released to the Clearwater Central Catholic Catholic Charities has in
from the here Major difference which High School choir will operation thru material resources are calledU ._ _.
Priests Chancery Priests and people>> 'from tM nursing mind along with the - -- --- ----- ---
programs
people will notice at Mass will be the orna lion of Pubs lead UM portatuomfs In n taM; tring parishes arcJoining homes and clinks for the .whkh serve penpie| t l
42 at the foot of the altar hymns U be sung at UM Mass th* parishioner of aged one is under construction seeking the solace thy need Diocese of St.
Augustine
when Mass begins; and no commentary on the booklet The now church: wlU axroenmodate Ksptritu Santo on this dedication and another is. on t the from Catholic Charities t
sent to UM Priests for their 400 partaMonors Con- day.Noire. drawing board, being planned
last GoeCrr1.1A study. Father Cheekier noted ftructf'd' of OOMTH Mask for constructionThe Your first thought I am St. Augustino, Florida
ntH han been that new metalM* for parts Ube stucco with I accousUrallyUoal4 pir-ram for the aged sure. on reading about th*
simplified la Witrgral serve twig la KMtUa by the exiling UM building Dame Is in full swing at the follow. number of agencies and Initiations February P, 1W3!
Ices by the new tntrMriw celebrant and the ministers has both atr on4A MiiBg and lag nursing homos All Saints in the Diocese, will t*
Father James F Otoekkr cf Mass must' be approved hoatmcRaatnM, Horn Jacksonville, M. of disbelief that there can b* Reverent and dear Father
Is president of tw diocesan la regard to UM rite of die Santa Church I.I addition to Joseph Manor, M Petersburg such misery and need In then
Liturgical COIMI.***OB. la a Issn, page thee .heated at Ute norUwn tap of Mater 'List Home|| "'Y- nth land of ours tea, w* February .U Catholic Charities month In our
., be dedicated ''''na Ilesrh have many reaourt and *. trinr'M>, It In the month of the traditional ore
a
,>baM' collection, ; of the collection for our handle

t liU't:1tn."lrR'j.: : .. Father Entrance exams in Marchat capped'' l children. ; of the collection\ for our Infirm

t tulip E llalstead! prim 1(1411, and homeless elders; It .U the collection: to help
Ma invited greats t/> attend the erring and the wayward, aa well aa theses least
UM dedication today al the diocesan High SchoolsJ favored by tl* fortunes of the well It 'U, Indeed

Net Dam Aradrmy M SC the eolleelktn for those w ho most need the Charityof
T./\ k ht r4ftmrgAirhteahop' J \( (), \ III'f.: Faamtnatlnna are In the of fir g Jesus OrUt

Jo.*oh P Hun at the Central Catholic High 8ch Jy will bleu UM I( hool's a4Ma cording to the Department of fdtU'at..n.: TaMors and Our a4itt profit cannot fall In their" duty

< s> A dup bCatiose: of UMeiwtang pre l>eflta of the achfiola In the areas will sire' arrange towards this collection It only they will read l theCharity

kvlMwg' UM eiteoMMI nehnlule'e for threo-hour tenting of grad sehl thUd,", Supg,b M-nt in this week's Florida CathoNc .
T.'e
dMMe UM capacity of w no will take high school 1'b4t story of our Catholic Cbaritlea there
UM AcademyA entrance exams )1"114I" Central Catk. re ouMe i Is an lnj>r..v* OM. anal w. can all

Musa RerlUla _HI he The ehiktrefl are usually. re. ilk. .IllCtl .VkMlOrUwteBlshop I Stern. take great pIe. In It. Hut I.", ef.'ciaUy dralrou

v offered .a lekruary '* at o** i r )'.. a m. wltll the girl' ug. Chwrth dote I rsomme'nd
srAo k serving at tfjftt at It AiafiMtjsM-K. Je.g.e U *( for the needy, and
fig IW kymas.TM 1 :30 lit., and. are luvaflffret Academy that every child U urged to make a |*.r*<>nal con

new roiMtntciiMi IIVMUM to leave l .t..... They Mre.eta--Caedset: .. ISs ney trttwUon for three ehantlM TM money that
Academy aa .....w, are l tested oa UMM assbpct High kbesd. rMMr O5
ron, rhafwl typing rom.cl4rooms areas Mart 77, t a m. This wowM tall bnforyrttaM IMWHI to the
iLi' a.vtral and a Jtesdeg. achmetie r...... Doyte.a ItaorftvFatter LaIi y.i*.g that trio law of Christ sales upon them to
lowge Thomas Marten hie. K...iMi. grammar. anUmHir leave I their ftbof UtODMMllVM.
.... HIP ...... IW f U
Jr A1A of Miami Us the *mo..., toollssjf.f'OftMk .
Psersbrg Blsk* *>
iL'Lkt art'tutor! Contractors: art siege and vota- Berry .Hop ldrrlTangoTampa Our Cathode Charities. art the rffmalbiUtlrs
Iceland Bra w. of 'it. I'. uUryraamlMMta ColfcoJIe of every MBbrf of every faa ly of wary pariah

Uriourg aid TaaaoaSrnool c.o4.e< for kv HIp SriMol! Md OHT i U4ptt iM the ,......
tutors of Notr comiag fralM .. art liaM r.a Neq Ac..
DMA from BaXMnore teach fcy Father Morttm r Da.***f. I..biag MftMt you and Ufea your people the

Dream of years realized in Tampa parishA UM girts of Notf Dan Aa4ntty cnairnua. of UM hosed of 'MyCluee Iron the ........ ahbWg bewas; i>f (M. I am
winch tt UM Mstetanon CatkjtJt; f frhonta, aa Mlws,
rieIIII WIll .
r -
elenseM.ry
dream has been fulfilled with U* persons, war bleaaed. George Stickle of the $ 1Cf9 proper Out March 21. I a m. purt to e.*on. M MhwitVar IXfvotedly your In Christ,

of a larger more beautiful St. Augustine was the architect. Tinterior >. aloe. ctoiaM tk* fetation of OinxtrrCentral CaAobr Joseph P. HurtryAreebiahop
buttfeg
......, Barry High fefeol .Hun kb mtJarkoeevsll.flasAop .. *,-< ral,al (alkolle!
elMKh of St. Joof ia the pariah feature a triptych dVeorttwn Father llaMH Is ortactoalOf Kenny high Vkrml.
whkh bas served generations of Cath- over the main altar and St. Joseph'
bnt* aHMali .ki .hv e Hit Seieolfakaa4laata M rrlu Hishop of St Augustine
obis ia TUD(&. Last Sunday, the mural at the aide The aaactvary decor a uintoatj to. '>Uaa. : of TK" F* High Patrick larget.1TR.taE
church which rU awreximatrfy 1000 ia a Crucifixion sceiM. lsadrals, Srho t : ;. HI sears ----- ---




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Sanford
Reportsat Gin to Catholic Chiritits

All Souls only one days pay that they
The Catholic Womens' Clubof
,
which she and Mr. Jude's might give every day
niversary St. Church together
St. Petersburg
All Souls Church
recentlyhad ..,n" ","" "*W" uu"M
Moran are celebrating this with members of Council 2105 a business and social

:Transfiguration month. of St. Petersburg and the meeting at the parish hall. New Port Richey
Edward J. Mulligan
Fatho Churchurgt'd A nominating committee fourth degree honor guard of n c Guest speaker for the eve Queen of Peace
cf Transfiguration composed of Mrs. Frank the Frank J. Lewis General
all the women at theFebnJ1' ning Dr. W. Vincent Roberts, The Rosary.Altar Society of
A breakfast followed .
Keenan Miss Eleanor Doyle, Assembly.
of the was introduced by program Queen of Peace parish will
: ) meeting and Mrs. Sidney Conley was at Bishop Barry High
Women Guild to attend the chairman, Mrs. Donald Le- sponsor a smorgasbord in the
Communion breakfast appointed to select a slate of School, at which Father Law. Fils parish hall on Sunday, Feb

which annual will be held Sunday officers which will be pre rence Cunningham was the 1 Dr. Roberts, a gynecologist ruary 14, from 4 to 7 p.m. Cochairmen -
sented for elections at the featured speaker.
March 7, following the 7:30: gave a most informative talk. of the event are
Mass. AU mothers were also March meeting.A Blessed Trinity A question and answer period Mrs. Roy Obenreder and

encouraged to bring their square dance sponsored Mardi Gras Dance will take i followed this talk. Mrs. Leigh Slater.
Tickets which are by the men and women of Mrs. Joseph Hickson is
daughters. place on Saturday evening
the parish, will be held Sat- chairman' for the smorgasbord Venice
$1 may be purchased from February 27, sponsored by ks .
either Mrs. James Cox or urday, February 20, in the the Blessed Trinity Men's dinner to be held at the South CountyThe

Mrs. Joseph O'Rourke.A social hall from 8 to 11 p.m. Club. The place will be Lake- parish hall on February 14, South County! Epiphany

day of recollection will The donation is 50 cents per wood Country Club, time 9 during the hours of 4 p.m. Guild plans a card party in

also be held in March at a person. p.m. till 1 a.m. Costumes are and 7 p.m. Admission will be the church hall of the South

date to be announced later. optional.For t one dollar for adults and 50 County Epiphany Mission I

All the ladies from the neigh. St. Paul a donation of S2.50, an cents for children. Church, Warm Mineral
boring parishes are also Invited The Mardi Gras dessert of fun dancing Each family is requested to Springs on February 16,1:30:

to joined the Guild on card party given by St. Paul exciting and entertainment evening is Work for parish CCDThe bring a covered dish. Mrs. p.m. Dessert and coffee will

this day. Women's Guild will be held anteed. For tickets and guar.reservations C. C. Mamele chairman of be served prior to playing.

Other projects announcedby in the school cafeteria on call Lloyd A. Brady executive board of the Confraternity OSB, Margaret O'Conner. Edith B. the penny sale to be held at This is the first card party
Bernard Saturday afternoon, February the March meeting reminded by the Guild, as the
Mrs. Kessler 8673423. of Christian Doctrine of Our Cooper. Marie Klausch, Ruth Liochner, given
27. everyone to bring little articles Mission Church has been in
and
ways means chairman Lady Queen of Peace pariah New Port Rose Grove back Fannie .
; row, Lively, such ash glassware
as trays existence but Do
are a "miniature" apron sale Holy FamilyAt one year.
which will be held Sunday KofC their regular meeting on Richey helps with the operation of the George Lively, Frank Klausch, Charles etc. needed for this come and !get acquainted. Donation

February 21, and a dessert At the last business meet. February 2, the Holy Family parish CCD program: from the left, Licchncr, Frank McKissick, and Fa. sale.' is 50 cents per person.

card party which will be held ing Pius XII Council 5131 of Women's Guild had as their front row, Father Robert Donovan ther Richard Kircher 05.13. Tallahassee Chairman of the card partyis

Saturday February 27, at St. Petersburg exemplified the guest speaker Father Patrick --- Blessed Sacrament Mrs. Wm. A. Garvey, and
12:30 p.m. In the social ball first degree for 14 new mem Caverly of Holy Family Tampa Orlando Jacksonville co-chairman. Mrs. Richard F.
The Blessed I SacramentWomen's
Mrs. Perry Moran was also bers. Those taking their first Church. Father Caverly choseas EpiphanyOn Morning star SchoolAnnouncements Blessed TrinityOur McDonald. President of the

honored at this meeting witha degree included George A. his subject "The Ecumenical Saturday, February 13, in parish Lady of Lourdes Circleof February Guild 2. Mrs met Tuesday Charles guild, Mrs Robert D. Peterson
and cake the Braun, John J. Jankus, Movement" explainingthat beginning at 9 there is ex-afficio chairman.
gift on occasion Vincent p.m. bulletins at council and guild Blessed Trinity Guild will Mihahck gave a talk and demonstration
of the 50th wedding an. Jerome F. Mayncr the Church is attemptingto will be a benefit dance at meetings, have encouraged sponsor a Mardi Gras danceon on Lenten foods. Others working on the committees
DiFilippo Martin J. Jones, bring herself more to Jesuit High School cafetorium to make this party a
up attendance of parishioners at February 20 at the San
Mrs. Don Ennessey, presi.
Robert R. Boulay, Carmen C.Zeoll date in accordance with the on 4701 North llimes. Sponsors the forthcoming show for the Soucl Club on Dean Road success are: Mrs Wm. M
dent, reminded the women of
St. Petersburg Anthony T, DiGiacomo, modern times in which we are members of the activities benefit of the Morning Star starting at 9 p.m. Tickets are the parish mission startingon Brink Mrs Paul P. Heilig,
Jack L. Campl, Michael J.
live. He compared the Church committee of the Mrs. 'Wilfred D. Kennedy
School in Orlando. three dollars couple. Costumes -
per Sunday. The first week is
Ritota, George A. Bauer MIchael with its old liturgy to a beau Epiphany of Our Lord and free Mrs. Carl Meyer, Mn Martin .
are optional for the and there will
women
The Women's of
D. Carnevalc, VincentD. Auxiliary
tiful gem in an unsuitable Church. Brick, Mrs. Anton Wurth
Carnevale and James E. the school is sponsoring thebenefit snacks will be served be high school students avail
Edouard C. Craig setting. There will be prizes. Musicis Mrs Lillian Bissell, Mrs
Foley. This is one of the show on February 18 able to baby sit in the homesif
The Holy Family Women's to be played by Stafford Eltton.St. Geo Brunswick, Mrs C. De
CMkider Md DMrlbuttr largest classes in the historyof Arnold. Donations $1.5011er at 8 p m. in the Egyptian: necessary Vivo, Mrs Herman
are Kuehl
Guild will valentine
sponsor a Ambrose There will be a l benefit
for the Council. Itoom of the Cherry Plaza
Mrs. Edw: J.
person. Tickets will be Ryan, Mrs.
social
ice cream on Sun
Vital M.tel.t Ceramfend On Sunday, January 31, the day, February 14 from 2 to 5 available at the door. Hotel. St. Ambrose parish famousfor show and card party on Pierre Nouet, Mrs. Frank
shrove Tuesday, March 2 at
Movie Ties members of the Council par. p.m. in the school. Donation Proceeds are to be used for For a two dollar donationa its traditional gopher stew Cole. Mrs. P. Washwvll, Mn.
l7.94ft St. s.. 347-4101 ticipated in a corporate Com is 40 cents. the purchase of additional most enjoyable evening Is and chicken pilau, is sponsor. 1 p.m. in the Holiday Inn. Jacob Winch, Mrs. W. J Nye,
Mrs Arthur Adams and
munion at the 8:15 a.m. Mass ing its next supper on Febru. Mrs. John
: equipment I at Epiphany: being planned for you. Tickets McCarthy Mrs.
Circle 7 will hold a dessert ary 24, from 5 p.m. to B pm. Mrs Robert Register are cochairmen -

school. can be purchased at Jor. Marlin Keislmg, Mrs. Jesse
card party Saturday, February St. Ambrose, with its small The tickets will be
Public patronage is asked. dan Marsh, Cherry Plaza Hotel Johnson, Mrs. Eileen Millett,
J. Eel B.RandPt.sid.nt
20, from 1 to 4 in the but active community, being one dollar.
On Chamber of Commerceand Mrs Francis
Wednesday, February 3, Johnson. Mrs.
school. Donation is dol.
one
the has
of it
the Ladies Guild members at the Egyptian Itoom proud support Late Wales Louis Carsten Mrs. Romeyn
lar. Please bring your own received in the is anticlpatmg .
cards. For reservations call gave a dinner in the social 1 the night of the show. past Holy Spirit Utley Mrs. Virginia Bohn
a big crowd on February -
hall of the church marking installation Ticket chairman Mrs. Mrs. Fred Magulre Mrs.
wtr Mrs. Joseph Mizzonl, 5250847. 24.The The Club of Catholic Women
of new members in Frank Hart be contactedat Elizabeth Caldwell and Mrs.
r may of Holy Spirit parish held
Mrs. George Cole is chairman usual side attractionsat
OPLY ILL the Guild. Twenty new members MI 44)165) its luncheon meeting last Paul Palmster
of the
t. Ss Nentl Washington'sbirthday were installed by Father the annual parish benefit week and 42 members were in Heads
teen dance on Sat Philip A. Bardeck C.SSH, io4nl; Shepherd will be at the fair, Father attendance.The college
/!. rITZIIRV.e aelrII. urday, February 20, from 8 Daniel J. has .
Installation Cody reported
of officers of
... test Lew a ede' Bit*. "IOITs pastor. annual card party was I10NV (NC) The appointment .
to 10:30 in the
.o4I.t t U US $ s..r.e a 7.5.1.0, uav. : p.m. school. Mrs. Francis McDermott, Good Shepherd Women'sGuild Everyone: in St. Johns held last week at the Woman's of Cistercian Father
All teenagers are invited. ; held at the County tries to attend the
president, congratulated the was parish Club building, Gyoergy Zempleny as the new
K of C chaplain new members and urged church recently. Father annual I gopher stew andchlck..n Father Arthur L. Dunnigan head of the Pontifical Hungarian .
them Charlei C. Anderson pilau supper at Moccasin .
to participate in the officiated spoke to the women on the Ecclesiastical: Institute
monthly Guild communionand at the ceremony Benediction Branch. For the benefit life of the late Mother Ahoy in Rome graduate school forHungarian
HUNTINGTON: NC-Mon.
Dine Out ( ) meetings of the !Most Blessed of newcomers, gopher stew is
sins who had been Priests
signer Joseph It. Crowley Rogers was con.
editor of Our Sunday Visitor Winter ParkSt. Sacrament installation.was held after the a land delectable turtles-and dish the made fame from of Mother General of the Car firmed by the I Hungarian( rational -

Ji Valentine'sDay national Catholic weekly pub- Margaret Mary of the Branch's annual St. melite Monastery in New assembly and he was
A short business
meeting In Hampshire sworn In by President 1st
lished here has been appoint St. Margaret Mary Guild Ambrose suppers rests large. van
the cocidl hall
.d chaplain of Indiana Fourth has cancelled their February buffet luncheon followed served and a ly on the skill with which local Tarpon Springs
was by
Degree Knights of Columbus. 18 meeting so the women can the out-going officers. cooks make and serve M. j ignatiu Dobl.CLEARWATER
: attend the benefit show for this unusual dish
Father William II Neuhaushas
Holy Name Church Morning Star School, Orlando. On Holy Name Sunday. February
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announced that
the an.
14. following the 8o'clock
Their regular meeting will be Gulfport .
Mueller's Mass, the fathers and nual pre lenten festival of St.
Eugene JACKSON'SSHOES held on February 25.
Cameo Dining Room sons if the Good Shepherd Holy Name Ignatius Church, the "Fast- Betty K. O'Brien

Church Holy Name Societywill On Friday February 19 at nachtfest." will be an event
...1.... DANIEL T. WINTER I CO.Hospit.t. & Company
s..... ....1.. enjoy breakfast together. 8 p m, the Holy Name Men's of Sunday February 28. Delicious 1M !.... .... n..a use
: JAMES HOTEL DON BARDELLA ; School Bonds Guest speaker will be Ken Club will senior) a special home style baked ham MtTt4L rtIWTIN

O EDWARD 403 Florida Thtatre Bldg. Hurkhart ex.major leaguerand "guent game" In the social dinner will be served in the K. M4 IUIMX

D.M.l.tl rhr..l ..f..., ca./. n1 MIIII'' St. p.t.rsburgPhon. currently a major league hall of the Holy Name Church parish hall from 1 to C p,m.
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Chl: .I.!
D.II.I.M c..,.... 1..1.IM. ....... (41 Centrd Av, 'U.I)" 162-0381 umpire. 5824 15th Avenue South. Gulf-
IBB BEIMAN. ria.. port The proceeds will be
1I7M Gmlf HlTd'Tr.." r. 1.U.4 Ml-Utl St. James used to benefit the children's SKYCREST PHARMACY

A social evening for all the library in the new school 1U03: DREW STREET

men of the parish Is t being Holy Name Women's Club For Free Delivery Service Call 442.3129
held Sunday evening, February will hold its annual
spring
Bring the Family 9AM-7PM.: Emergency Phone 445 57'12:
4 14 at t o'clock In the card party in the social hall

Serving Continuously! V (lubroorn/ of St.. James School. on Wednesday. February 24
All the men of the pariah are 7
11:30 A.M. to 9:30: P.M. at pm
ON NEW invited by Holy Name Societyto For reservations please SAVE 40 TO 60%/ ON

LUNCH L\'S attend and be their ftwtU. rail Mrs Robert Cavanaugh, WOMEN'S FAMOUS BRAND SPORTSWEAR

95'-$1,50' CAR LOANS An enjoyable evening an04gl.t.toJl.thrr chairman, :3445133. Donation 2 STORES TO SERVE YOU

has been promised is 75 rents
DINNER under the chairman' p SPORTSWEAR OUTLET

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Three The norMa Catholic FrlJay Feb. I!, l00s

Priest-expert on Russia
says
Rebels kill SuperiorMissionaries


atheists step up war on religion

fell of
CINCINNATI (NC)-A Priest who spent 24 jean behind old grandmother" if anyone

the iron curtain said communist Russia is intensify challenges them

trig its war against religion, despite reports of a softer The entered Pennsylvania Russia voluntarily-born Jesuit Congo jungle escapeVATICAN

approach. to ,,'orklith slave laborers
ucational programs, and with we CITY (NO)-"The !green catacombs" -
Father Walter J Cluck their and was imprisoned for U re
S.J., whose Faith saved him people."God years, that the way three Missionary Servant of the Poor

from despair and suicide in In Ills divine providence I. __ described the)jungles of the Congo while relating theirrecaps

Siberian prisons told the men is Interfering ith their from Congolese ter
of Milford, a layman retreat system," he said. Florida rorists. The Priests told of the

organization that "the rom.rnunistl' When the rebel "rimbaa"arrived death of their order's superior
Soviet leaders are counting general, lather Francesco!
47 at the Catholic
years of mission
propa on Russian youth to make reportsDaytona .Spoto! 35 who had gone tG
ganda in Elirlnghe the 1
against religion has principal
atheism work he
eventually the
been a failure" 1 village: of about 40 tillagesscattered longo last summer.
said Beach
Recognition of the failure "A child's first words in r through the junglesof Captured in Diringhe. ha
Kof CThe yw the" northern Congo, the was beaten and ill treated
came last January he said, Russia are apt to be, 'Commu. \
Florida Knights of Columbus I three Priests sought refuge In until villagers revolted anti
when '
the ltl
ministry of cult decreed nism is truth, or 'There U
that "every person in no God he said plan a state convention / the jungle where they were" liberated: him, lie died of his
in Peach this ik"4 IyI sheltered and fed by natnes.
Russia young and old teacher Even communist party lead. Daytona Injuries on December 27 with
and worker, must be indoctrinated ers often maintain some year, May 15-18, Headquarters On Ikr'ember 3 they were three" missionaries kneeling at
methodically and traces of religious conviction will be the Voyager caught and threatened lie- his side. lie was' buried in the

scientifically in atheism." Father Ciszek said. He said Motel\ leased upon the arrival of RON. jungle under a cross bearing
According to John DiVito eminent troops the" mission no name.
of them religious
"They keep
religion full are force going" he against said ikons many in their homes pretend was state selected deputy Daytona because Beach of the Card party benefit in LakelandFather aries when again the simbas took to returned the Jungle Since the f1'111.I'Ore determined
to kill them, the mivsionanes
"though you won't find a word ing that they belong to "my
areas great popularity and
about this in their newspapers Defines 'nurse' its many attractions DAito, William J, O}' rrt'll. pastor, ary 18 at 8 p.m. are, from left stand Congo with escaped the help front of yountfnatives the

HICIIITNC(: ) Bishop meeting with the Daytona is counting on a large attendance at ing, Mrs. Otto Skokan, the" pastor, Board meeting set who took (them by

They are determined to Leo C Byrne has defined the Beach Council Officers stated the forthcoming benefit,* given by the Mrs. Nick Pol if rone. Mrs I'II ward bicycle to the Uganda frontier .

eradicate the remnants of( religion Catholic nurse "one who that this will be the first time Catholic Womcn'a Club for the pariahof Kerach, Mrs. Norman Curran and Mrs. for West Coast they said.

In Russia." combines professional excellence the convention will be held St Joseph in Lakeland Girl Scoutsare James Wells Scouts are, from It'ft. When they left the area
lliltNII41YThe I Women'sClub
with spiritual excellence here The deciding factor was the Sheila Hall Dorothy Dojle and Friar- where hod!
Father Claret released In the growth and performance helping comjwttee Among of the Church of the Na- they established
to sanctify herself and Christianize those" the card the McQueen. schools and baptized thou
October planning party at en
1963 is convincedthat record of Council! 543: : tl'lty111 act as hostesses for
"God is working in Russia. society ounded in May, 13 your new Lakeland Qvic CE liter on Fcbru- the forthcoming spring board sands of persons In the pre-
Speaking before the Diocesan \lous six the
years mhsionv' *
and interfering with the council has been awarded marling of thee. t Coast
Council of Catholic cries said the cried
natives
soviet program every citation for excellence Deanery of the !it. August: InaiMiKesan :
Nurses here Wichita's apostolic Coming \\lthont you we will a an
events !;
"We all know of the troubles administrator told 200 both in your spiritual acti'I.tlt'I o 8 Couikil of Catholic bctome like animals "

they have with their economic nurses "Your lay apostolateis as well as your civic .. ... .. .. ., U(omen
TAU *.IIn' II. ?"Pore ftt *<-{ l U. int. mil wnI The three who arrived at
agricultural and ed- duties This convention Is .. The meeting Mill be held onFibtuary
..
nursing Specifically in our .f ton thu' MrN tnurwt. *d"n.ml at niultr mwtli tIU > the order's Rome
jjcnrralata(
then another acknowledgmentof 5..Ilnyd. 18 at the Brandon
age which history will describe 4
on February are Father
as the age of the laity your" work during the Card party February n: Dessert card party. February St Augustine December 8. leisure House( on South 1'ar- Prospero Sanfillppo, the

JACKSONVILLE199 the Catholic nurse must be a )'far. 1 30 p m, St. Peter parli.h 20, 1 to 4 p m, Holy Family Eucharistic Congress, st. sons Itoad first signal light founder of the Congo mission,
Council Grand
Bob Canter tIO
shining symbol of both the hall IVLand Madonna Cuvcle. School, St. Petersburg Augustine February 20, IJMtI : on after leaving Tampa; and lather Ituggero Honiti(
I'arsons ItoailiA .
Church and the cursing profession Knight was appointed general sponsor Circle 7 of \\omens Guild, I Dedication! of Votive turn right on and Father Itosarln Mangl-

M. rA.wMCOPIO"CA4 ," chairman and he has Dessert card party Fl'blt. IpOnMlr. Church, Mission of Nombre de ( 30 a m, coffee and rollsw lone, who" went to the Congo
named a large committee .111 be served and, 10 ,
ary W,1 p m, St. Joseph perish Teen dance, February :30! Dins st. Augustine April 17, at a m in 1'til! All are from Sicily
ftml AtUntie Monument Co.IronsGraniteMdrW.. St. Leo hall, :335 Lakevlew South 8 to 10:30 p m.. Holy Family \ there will be a business session
.
Abbot Marion Bowman M Petersburg Worn.I s School, St. Petersburg Women IMiWomen's
** rn M..wM- irr 0 S B., abbot of Saint Leo. Guild sponsor 'i Guild, sponsor. board The. spring<< deanery meeting Daytona Beach
.. *4mp .fT U O.ln..l c, 111sr.A. r.-... 1t'1for Sumampa Santiago Dance, February U, I.... 7 will beheld at St. Io Col.
I..1 Card 24
Uu.OU-ln>umw....U bx.luJottph ... del Cstero Argentina February ginning at 9 p m. Jesuit Hi fh; party February plans to moot lege on March 23 The San
social hall of
rkm It 1 4tlUk < pm, Holy
t.4..n., Mqr. .. ....f f..._ B .! CJACWONVUII 7, to confer with the School cafetonum, Tarn)ia, Name (hurch, Gulf port Officers of the St. Augustine Antonio Women's Club are
353.7419 making plans for a most Interesting fro ... ...
II five Saint Leo missionarieswho activities committee of prph-- Women's Club sponsor Deanery' Council of the 1 Diocesan Cwt
234 W. Fertytli St. left here May 10. 3963. to any of Our Lord Church, fjonsor flI1l1er-lophtr!: stew and Council of Catholic W'omen day .........

r i establish a foundation, The will attend board LLOYD
a meeting COX
chicken pilau February 24,
..... / .. "--"" W
Abbot will spend approximately Dessert card I rb-
party & to I pm. St Ambrose par. on February 14/ at St'In.
.)R I'DeA1'0,0'a' ThunderbirdtHTAUtAHr I three weeks with his ruary 13, 1':30 to 420: pirn ish. Flkton cent's Hospital auditorium A Must Reading For Off.c. Sup pUN

monks K of C ball 1700 Central Avenue. Dessert card party February / Jacksonville with Father CL J 1471 .

=7t.Mueeal. In speaking of the Benedictine St. Petersburg, La>les 24 12 to 4 p m., Anchorage James Edwards: as spiritual Every Catholic. Ile Moll la.* Slr. ....
StrVfof D tc it venture in South America of the Knights of CoIumJms, Club of Maximo Moor moderator

\ the Abbot said 'If we sponsor Inn, filmed Trinity Women A film on parliamentary REBEL BISHOP
STEAKS are to make a real contribution forty I hours Devotions, Hen-/ will be followed
s Club of St Petersburg, procedure bya \,\,\" """-w Sowing Machines
SEAFOODS to the growth and de- ruary 14, 12'IS pm., to Ifeb-' sponsor panel discussion on Know

BSVMIM ve'ipment: of the people of ruary 16, 7 :30 pm., Blessed Dessert card party Feb./ \O\IT Council" Panelists will Vacuum Cleaners

STEAKS God in this area, we must Trinity SU I'rtersburg ruary 24, 7 p m. Holy Name .be Mrs L t:. Jooi, Mrs Cyril S.nlce! and Ports
.... ... find some way to attract na- and Mrs. George
e./ y..4aL parish social hall Gulfport, Sedding On All t.4..U.
1.1111 live vocations This may" takea !Smorgasbord rbl'1lar.Yf 14. fur reservations, call 344.MKIVswrt : Cull FREE Pickup and Delivery
generation or two 41. 7 p m., parish !ball .* All card party February Umi heon' at III m, will precede
Abbot Marion said that in Souls t Church .Sinford' Wlora- 35. Church of the F'plph- a tour of the Nurses' C&C Sew-Vac

spite of the hardships' "and ,.'1 Club, sponsor any social hall Port Orange, Home. Mrs. A. A. hey,., St
:
EASTERLING what Is work and 714 N, R.JooJ
.PHA'RMACV; missionary '
Augustine" will IM
W omen i Club, sponsor presiding
pioneering! but hardship Ire rream social February officer Jolt North of Males
111./4111.1 r..4 tarT111. 11.111U "e've done a whole lot in 14. 2 to S pm. (Holy rrmily Festival, February 28 and
.... t..41 11..eM ,._ ...__... !School .M Petersburg Mom :2ft! Our Lady, of Ixmrdei park. Dial 255.7374
I_ e"... I.' ......., ..._ .., /N. ..., Sumampa But of course If Melbourne Women'sCton.
1111 .,...... a"4. .. ...1s4. Nr11all. Its to become permanent en s Guild, sponsorSmorgaibord 14 let. TV rpT'IS 11'.1 <<

.a..tasrera..- ... ....... M_.wwyr T", ..11 some way to make a living February. 14, Mardi. sponsor Gras dance February 1 ?_ .*....... My4e.www|
must be found well .'lend J. Trsd..l'eDaytona
a* as away .
4 to 7 pm pariah hull of 27 lakewood Country IT" '.T4'L'J' 111SI

t)1I1'; to' attract native veca- Queen. of Peace Church? New (tub. St Petersburg, > p m 1"1'41I.1n: Ire Moving & Storage Co. 3

IVt Hrhey. ary.Al&.1I' foot to 1 am. Mt'n'l Club of 1\-../. TV' P1w.no1 I tl' W... Agents ALLIED: \'At-lIJNtB. iNCa
San Antonio ,,,,,, spunnrCard IUeed Trinity sponsor P1TT01A' 1iElAtDH :

M. AnthonyThe party, February 16, Card party, February 27. II ... 4'urrb.lt-CI. 711)1 MO ... 11,4.-MM 4WT
St Anthony's_ t1'o.an's 13u pro church tall of 12 30 p m, social hall ofTraiMfttfwrattM INCOME TAXSERVICE

C..b of San Antonio spunacrrd |.:.tfft..ny p.rUh..1 Ct Church. St

a day" recollection for Guild, 'i1OMOf.IIfo.lIt I',tt'fthwrcomrn'. Guild,

the spiritual benefit of wen- show, Irhmrtry" II. '|.NMttfFestival. How.rd/,Turner i A..oti;.tr KAY'S RESTAURANT

en In the area on Uedneed. .y, I p m., .'I'ptl.. Itoim af February 38! Tar 144 Moron A... 235.4254WOODS NEWLY ENLARGED a REDECORATED

wtit iMiftM tt r artttswvtu January 27 ApproilmatelyCO Cherry lilts Hotel (hdlndo.MOf1I.C Inn Springs. ham dinner I In ALA-CAKTE ."d FULL COURSE DINNERS
/ from San Antonio, a p m St. IgnaUtt cbur h
women Mir Srhool ,. ,rDta'sAitlUary
Richard (Leffr) L.st.e J.m 'hortyl L.ft9 haU HOMEMADE PASTRIES FREE PARKING
St Dade attended
Joaeph'and City ,
tn< event which, beganat sponsor Benefit" show and! card 714 MAIN STREET- I HOCKS WEST OF PIER

I ISam Dinner. February 3ft 420 party March 2. i p m, Holt
You .1 Cl. Air...ncWs INTERESTin The program included 2 to 7 30 pm Degarj Fire day Inn. Tall.hau..l'1 Fw.l Oil Company, Inc.
YOUR '<
period. a rotary proresmn *- Knrtrty Joint sponsor,' roent pariah spunaorDrdtrallo Phone 2S2,IS22
confessions, and was suet game IrtxlJrry' 19, .f lewerliifCross Wm. A. Ritzi & Sons
DEACH BOULEVARD I social' hail of Italy"
concluded with p m.
a dialogue
.. September I, Minionf Reg:.....4 J.-, es'

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ERICANP/ :30: 9 5.1 !Souls tN '..i. SpeTehtelleft.
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conducted the sen H'fl.u" ary pm. of Cathedral (Ii!
Club, JarksontiUe Oar Lady .. W,1tt It.. Ct'We D.i.iiWiewv.a
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The Life of Our lard God's world



Catholic CommentSupport Jesus learned in Nazarethto Raise your use of good influence. .

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We shrink back from the
use language AramaicTHE IT is seldom now that I smell uniqueness of making visible]

your Catholic Charities the fragrance of homemade our love for God. Like the

Gospels give us no trie- bread being baked. In denizens of the forest 'A t

about the life of tine Father! tend to take on the
childhood this fragrance was protective
our diocesan Catholic care of locally. Our Catholic Charitiesis
WITHOUT Holy Family should
; we love' coloration of our surround,
It would be part of a national network which at least a weekly occurrenceand Leo J.
impossible to have them but we do rapt ings. Far too often it happen

for a Priest to be all things to all men. provides facilities for nearly every actually need them. We kmj it was a moment of pure Tl'flev.de that a Catholic, by even

Many persons coming to the parish need.No that Jesus was God the Son, Frank J. i ecstasy when I would bite measurable evidence, is tout..

Priests need more than consolation one knows when they will need born into our humanity; that Sheedthem !! into a warm crust fresh from ly indistinguishable from the

they need the help that only our Cath the special services of Catholic Charities. Mary His Mother was conceived the oven. other members of any groupof

olic Charities can provide.A But this much we know: every immaculate Him virginally and; conceived that! At the time I did not know which he is a part.

childless couple longing for a parish needs Catholic Charities. Every Joseph the husband with how much trouble God had The customary evaluationof

child needs the assistance of a qualified Catholic in the Diocese should want to whom she lived vlrginallvi, gone to In order to provide' the universe and to win a person's status as a

adoption agency. Catholic Charities be a part of Catholic Charities. The was a saint. There is more in ine with this ilmple pleaiure. to Christ the inhabitants of Catholic always has been his

Bureaus provide this service. For the work it does is the work of Christ. that handful of truths than w b and later by the boy I did not know that yeast distant However planets., it is quite point. with attendance observance at Sunday of Friday Mass.

who bears shall ever exhaust; there is.: Jesus was the Aramaic of Is made of a mass of living
parent the cross of raisinga The mark of the Catholic ChurchIn up less for us to speculate upon abstinence and occasional reception
endless refreshment for the) Galilee, it was as strongly cells which busily to workon
physically the first centuries mark of go what of the
handicapped child our was a mind in into such uncertain goals sacraments at
thinking deeper !
accentas
with its
marked
own in the
Catholic Charities provides Morning love: "See how these Christians love them; it would be no great, any local speech in Ameri- mix the to carbohydrates manufacture carbon matters right now is that you reinforcing proof. "Why, he'i
Star Schools to the burden another." This mark continues to and I be living, dynamic cells at Mass every Sunday''"
lighten by one enrichment to know that the \\.1 ca today Jews everywhere dioxide and alcohol. I did not
\ whichwe
specialized training and education for exemplify the true Church; there is Holy Family had a cat. J i',+' would know them for Gali know that the fragrance of In the environment and in have usually is sufficient to settle]

the handicapped. Catholic Charities no greater exemplification than our Yet God did become man, leans, as Americans everywhere the baking process resulted presently move divldual's any argument orthodoxy.as to an in.
being.
provides homes for children of broken Catholic Charities and anything we can know of recognise the man from the burning off of these our

families. When special problems of delinquency While hundreds of people turn to the life lie lived as man Is from Maine or the deep South chemicals and that it was the The question for each of us There can be no question ai
as the servant girl in Jcrusa- carbon dioxide passing to ask ourselves is: to the importance of Sunday
arrive, our Catholic Chart- Catholic Charities every day for help, precious. j Mass To offer our love
| lem recognised Peter when the which and
through dough
ties counselors are always available. our Catholic Charities turns to us only Let us glance briefly at the : Our Lord was on trial for His the bread its lightness gave and "Am I, at this moment and adoration to God in union

Our Catholic Charities provides homes one day a year for help. place where lie grew through We. texture. I was content merelyto habitually, an active radiant with Jesus in the Mass is an

and medical care for unfortunate unwed Your gift to Catholic Charities en. boyhood to manhood. Naza Provincial accents eat and rejoice. cell of Chrlstlikeness in my essential duty of our member

mothers. There are special cases ables your parish Priest to be all thingsto reth was a village utterly unimportant some we admire, some vary we Not many of today's children home, my neighborhood and ship in Christ's Mystical

In every parish that cannot be taken all men. not even men smile at. The Galilean was of have the opportunity to my community Is my own Body However the real test
tioned in the Old Testament small bit of the world, my of our Christian yeastiness is
'
The of watch small roll of dough
this latter sort. men a "
but surrounded his. own "morsel of dough, the not to be found in our
by places mere
Sacred Judea: mocked it, very much raise and expand until it completely '"
Scripture torically important and of better for my being in it physical presence at Sunday
African fills the bread
las St. Augustine's ac. pan. .
great natural beauty. If we love God and are imbued Mass
his Italian friends
caused
I cent
Fifteen miles! to the East It Is we oldsters who ran with the spirit of Christ,
Goc/'s/ care for His little ones told was one of the most beautiful Jto.superbly.mock the Latin he used so brut appreciate our Lord's it does seem that we ought to It is to be sought In the extent
which
to
lakes in the world (Matthew simile In which He compares stand out in any circumstances we line our

calls it the Sea of Galilee synagogue services, a Ills Kingdom to yeast which as attractive and Mass our vletlmhsid. ,
'V our traditional arrangement though( it might appear so.
I Luke the Lake of Genesareth bIn of the congregation "a woman took and burled In lovable persons throughout the week.
of the book of psalmswe No, the love of the Father extends .
also, and especially, to John the Sea of Tiberias): give an explanation of three measures of flour, until If wt are gentle and considerate Let us Imagine ourselves In
occasionally come across children of His Our Lord would one day walk tone of the Scripture passages all of it was leavened." in our approach to the company of two .
those
persons
a psalm which was originallytwo Father poor upon it. Very close to Nazareth Just read: in Judea, Galll ansI others cheerful and quick to
who are buffeted by life'scruel Jesus envisions His Kingdom One person is habitually:

distinct Thabor the were discouraged from givitig smile, chaste and charitablein
quite poems rather was Mountof I selfish and
John vicissitudes: "T h e grumpy incon
His
Church
as a com
J.l it. to have the self. ,
congrf'la.U'ln conversation, forgetful
arbitrarily joined Into the Transfiguration be.
Lord keeps the little ones; I ; siderate. The other is friendly
pacted unit of living cells
one. Such was the case with Cutelot brought low and he tween the village and the 1+ giggling would not have generous with our help when! kind and thoughtful
If
was
you and I are the cells)
psalm 113 which was the subject nearby Mediterranean was Lien seemly. help is needed who could
saved me. which will and you had to make the choice,
penetrate
of our last two articles. Mount Carmel with its mem- permeate fail to notice us, who could
The second of the Galilee have noted which would
part : we was the world, to convert you identify as
Today we have to deal with psalm continues! this theme. cries of Elias. Hit richest part of Palestine, and sanctify the world and to fail to be drawn at leant a being Christ's own, alive and

a situation which is quite the The psalmist reasserts his Galilee differed from Judea 'Kith fertile! loll and a lake raise it Godward Perhaps shade closer to Him whose active ,cell in God's leavening

opposite.For death. He describes his des. faith and recalls that even and Samaria In two ways.It Iteming with fish. But the Christ's vision extends beyond agents wt aretl'nfortunatf'ly. process.

psalms HI and ItS perate situation and his unfailing when his case seemed hope. Wealth was' not for the mass this world. It may be many of ns And which of the two,

seem to have been originallya faith in the first i less he did not give up hope. was richer it contained of Galileans. that the leaven is destined in seem to lack the courage to would you say, most closely

single composition. Their stanza: "1 love the Lord be. And again he pours out his a greater mixture of races; of land worked eons still unforseen, to per- be coniplcloui for Christ. resembles yourself?
The patches
cause he has heard my voicein gratitude. the first would not make
__
literary I and psychological by the rented
supplication because he much difference to a carpenter peasants were
unity practically force us to has inclined his ear to me the So expressive are his words and his family, since the talon< absentee landlords, living Cardinal Alfrinlt

this conclusion. day I called." that they have been Incorporated wealth would not have flowed mainly in or near Jerusalem

he Into our Eucharistic lit. their way, but the second ; by the time rent had
And so we shall consider In the second stanza
them as one, but for convenience' sings God's praises for having urgy. could not fail to affect themif txkn paid to the owner, tithes Warns against unfair criticismBernard i
tel the taxes the
sake we shall keep the heard his prayer. One As the succeeding verses only in their speech and Temple, to

numbering of our Catholic verse is especially touching. show, this "cup of salvation"was their attitude to foreigners I Ite the l nan and local authorities, Cardinal Alfrink will consider his decisions archy that will meet at Romeat
Judea was inhabited almost tenant! had so little left of Utrecht has warned with respect
psalter ( Catholic edltions the wine which was consumed regular intervals! to discuss ;
print them as one, and It speaks of God's; rare for In the course of a sacrifice entirely by Jews Samaria by that one marvels how the unskilled against unfair criticism of the Cardinal Alfrink also stated the general: problems

in these editions they are Ills little ones, Ills poor, Ills of thanksgiving for the Samaritans, Hut Galilee hada labourer, who worked ecumenical! council, the Roman : that are of importance for

known as psalm 116)). apparently Insignificant( errstures. salvation which God had sent great many Gentiles; fort!him, could be any poorer. curia and Pope Paul VI the whole Church."

No creature Is Insignificant : to the psalmist. Not content though the countryside was T\iere\ was a vast fishing The Cardinal said in an address "The Pope censtaatly Cardinal Alfrink asked for
This psalm is a stirring In the of the makes two points-first, the
eyes In\
;
with private, personal acts of mainly Jewish the towns try centered on the lake; to Catholic students in a spirit of mutual Christian
of thanksgiving.The of the Creator.It Internationalization of the
song _
eyes
gratitude, he vowed to Invite were largely Gentile along its shores fish were Delft, The Netherlands: charity in the Church and
curia and the
psalmist, critically ill, Is not only the rich, the his friends to a formal Herod's Sepphorls, only four IIId 1 and cured and export of, second formation warned against the tendency
of
railed upon God to save him powerful the mighty: who are thanksgiving offering in the miles from Nazareth was almost ed in great qu.ntltiu-you "I17E had better stop a college Blthops. to discuss the problems of the

from what was almost certain the object of divine favor Temple. wholly so. cou'd' have bought dried fish YY discussing the Ro "Certain Bishops will be Church in an emotional and

The Gentiles were of many from Galilee in Rome But man curia In a denigrating! selected from the world hier even aggressive, way.
races, but Greek was the second the profits were not for the manner particularly if we do

Father MIchael V. GormenMeift language of all of them. fishermen not have any personal experience
Collegiality explainedin
There are scholars who think
*f Ntmbr Da Dies that most Galileans could Joseph, as a carpenter (concerning it). If
way not In the grinding we create! the impression that

converse in their in own Greek Aramaic as well(the as o< s tiller of the sol) poser.ly or the the whole curia is an agglomeration curia prelate's writing
of human
qneat chapteRs in language! of Palestine, akin to lake ;fisherman and shortcomings, errors
we
Hebrew, somewhat as Eng 1ty"sour standards the poverty as much as if we exaggerate present ROMK: (NC)-The word "college" of Bishops used In

f loniai catholic hiStORY fish is to German). oJB.the; Holy Family might! the curia as a group of the ecumenical! council's Constitution on the Church does

It seems altogether likely seem! almost destitution, but saints and angels." not imply the Juridical concept of a group of equal members
not tq standard known In
that Mary and could any "
Joseph
"It Is clear he
continued Metro
Archbishop Partnte of the

.. Chapter 79BISHOP King Charles III had expect- tine In June, 1789, and tee speak Greek, and did so when GalU
' Cyril remained at ed. years later In February, talking to Onllles or doing they! almost crrtallnly understandable resistance, is of the Holy Office called an "explanatory note"stressing
such shopping could be haM i a cat there Is not one has affirmed here.In .
throughthe 1791 he began a similar ii determined to give shape to the primacy of the

winter. His census of the One reason, Cyril saw, why \lsltatlon of the parish at done only in Sepphorls. cat Testament mentioned, or the In New the Old for the Idea of colleglality. a recent article published Pope as a member of the o':
the English residents did not
East Florida a population come over to the traditional I'ensacola.! If the language! spoken by that matter.) "We must not obstruct him In the Catholic fortnightly, of Bishops which was
shows that there
altogether
were faith of the Spaniards was There 572 souls could be by giving the impression that Citta Nuova, Archbishop Par- read to the council Fathers
: 1078 white men, women (counted 292 of them white. we do not fully recognize hisprlm.ry ente wrote (November 16)) as the orderof
and children In the the failure of the Crown to Question boxConsecrations that "the word "
provoInce. Of the Negroes, 114 and by presenting "superior authority.
were
Of this number 298 provide Priests and suppliesfor 'college' has become for
former British the three Anglo-American Catholic 151 Protestant. The the curia as a concentrationof The note was prepared by
were subjects.By some people
a
capital of Vest Florida was differ slyness, lust for power, magic one
1789 only ninety-eight of parishes that had been pro. from which conceals mysterious the council's theological rra-
falseness and
still small frontier settlement mean machinations
only a
jected for the northern districti. minion 'liked
and the
the English residents had ," and i insidious meanings," Pope
been converted to the Catholic The Bishop appealed to mostly in ruinous The It," Archbishop Parrnte sail
religion. the king for this assistance condition, except for a few dedications and blessings C.rdlnllUrtnk added i prelate stressed that
but, again nothing was done elegant houses, one tavern "to avoid equivocations in th. But the prelate added that

Thereafter, the conversionrate about it.BiihopCvrllleft. and the store of Piston Leslie Q. There II a dispute about Judgirut1 by our own area, "We are dealing today with text of the Constitution (on the note, which Is not par

would be about twenty a Company which was selling, the consecration of a church. most Vther churches are two legitimate visions of the the Church) It Is quite clear of the constitution and therefore -

a year never as numerous! as St. Augus- one traveler! complained, at simply Meued For Church. Roth have the rightof that as the apostolic college was not object of a cote
Some claim (that all practical
churchesare
five hundred per cent profit. there is little dif expression! and they now included! the apostles with "does not add anything substantial

M. J. Murray The state of religion in the consecrated when they ferenee44 purposes Consecration' Is a are confronting each other In Peter!' as their head, so the to the text of the constitution

town was apparently no bet are out or f debt. Is this true? more snlemn ceremony De the ecumenical council. A episcopal college Includes ." The note, he said,

ter. 'renrhspflklng parish- What Is the difference between d I le a tlon Is accomplishedeither high point in this crisis in the with necessarily all Bishops along remains as a clarifying document

Strange but true loners had not confessed theirsins the dedication of a by blessing or by conseaatl'Hj Church was reached in the head the of the Roman Pontiff, the written by the same

for as long as five years church, which Is always required last week of the third session of the whole college itself!'' and commissioner which. prepared

Copyright 1965, NCWC News Service since the sole Priest in the and the consecration of the ecumenical council Church the test of the const.ts-

town Father Esteban Valorlo of a church which Is not. It q. I am 71 yean old and "Th. Church is not a democracy Therefore the episcopal ton and was approved by the

r r j tV\ did not know the has been said that there are have revived the sacraments and the council Is not college indertUmd !II this Pop.

r a language.The only a few churches in the regularly for years. I always a democratic parliament way embodies the dutch's

e : d year! before Bishop I'nlted Stales which are con made a good confession, but where decisions are made hierarchy with the porn be.

Crll's arrival, only seven secrated. suddenly something I did In only by a majority of votes stoned upon" her by (Brine Ucontinue ," Florid
11' my early teen came to mind. Hit <<
Catholics received Communion
Holy redeeming .
'
It l 1 eW A A Church Is dedicated to I can't Armemher If I ever "The Church has both a this," c-
the Easter Bishop Partite
during |
said
. which the worship of God and mad confuted it. What should I moaarchUUc aid a collegial! Lathouc i
season was one of the
a sacred place, either by consecration do? character The prelate emphasized!
Jf1 grave precepts of the Church.Oril .
to thltsl.nty or a blessing. All "The struggle In the last that 'there Is a communion
saw it personally cathedral churches A. The J jbeit thing would be of sacred
more parishionerssatisfied should be to forget U, if you can. It was week of the recent session authority which is e.wia 4 ....e ,....,
and perionined in
consecrated the law Peter
(
Wr this obligation during ( forgiven bendy 60 was not a collision of the Pop as the rl..el.a raeaelac repass'.
/ urges that parish churchesshould years ado. with the head and la the apo Ues as roo .., sax eta: tawUe
the period of his visita But if no -worry like this has rest of the college of :
the
AS also be consecratedif members of a sole ,... .
:
organ r..W' M.
tion. Bishops nor a ratutmn between
5'is c.rae oee.evaoPS possible troubled ,'UII In the past, andif the Pope and the Such authority perseveres ....... ,-. .....

Air was A. A.elr, Jot SHOFARee Except for Ms! failure to Canon Law makes no ex.pliclt this orx-i keeps on bothering of the ma- within the episcopal college .."-1..... tm I' I A. .K.
suet arc rwruer.so..r. you, then might for Jorlty Bishops. It *asrather ., ..._
: ,
>you> rout (the ,
4M5ARliQN. learn found Bishops and r..r. :r
es ero French, Cjrll no UM Oise
ale rear ow ucawr ,., ,unn.en ..co ar ,,.e Aq v LAND requirement that a o-o peace of mind- simply a meeting or possibly "But Pope I .
,
Or sell III eau AUOGAno, $ wme l..Af4N1D wvI egt4? IWe qre cause (for criticizing Father Church must be out of debt mention t in confession, tell a collision of two views on the he messed "10 far 1%. e'h..... 1"- Ie .._
.cAs.cr Owe MN.a 1.ferurnra assts q ea QtD rrrrrl..rM. "alorlo, who seemed to belaboring before it is consecrated; the Priest ttl( has Church the motiarchisUc one as the exercise of authority is a. ef ... I'.se.r, r._ Ao.. ..
lit been bother.log
lth commendable nc svrsaeera there must b* f only the Roman ::00..111 n
assurance
Wt7s4V awca, w ahr you, aod then forget it and the collegial one."Is Pontiff ". ..r....... xe.. ... C
woaorn is
the
seal la adverse eircumsUa-
!however that It will Judge, for
ion Asawrnr.r .lw'YIrem.tn this conflict the bead ftII a-- ... ..."* ea i._.
AxDNe aarwr rtcSlwlKeAu ces. exclusively dedicated Mm, because of divine win "-au-. *M.-.4.. .." -*
( of the Church >II led by what .
.
a muocerw'eo to divine worship, and not be depends the whole structure ti isr+ r U. A N .< rare
M considers in r.
y' [N4UWDKT C 1 r a I visitation gave conscience to and the Wt
of
e el the
taken over for secular Church
o>.aboonurt.1 if much-needed! encouragementto uses. These answers are frem be in the interests of the "14 fact
f he holds
But Bishop must have that
a
similar
an- (
the pastor and his struggling "The Qu.tioa BII" conducted Church la this situation. No- thorny

R,,' d nswiararr 1 flock.Unhappily. blesses assurance a church before be by Monslgaor J. P.Convey. body will doubt that the Pope exercise constantly it when and sad how can be r.... .,.... L ....

A b er ofAWs for Cyril became )latJooally ka wa finds this AV extreme &fficult ;; desires, alone Seamer's We,
or .
1 oa aN. ( under criticism himself A church mar not be consecrated tor-matILl. Direct I year task with fre II'blTs110 toge share r te'ar' KIM *... *_

s Arm \a to years later, and was removed If it Is constructed: .vestiaa |Vx: r4. please. ). "He cannot expect thateverybody It but cannot exercise st wnb- Wise a. _.w"e

qvp' from his pot to Spainby of wood or mI.LI'rfsumably I* The Flitch CaUwlk !fa in the Churchandentaods out the content of trw Roman AlTeC4 Mu.6..g.e ....

order of the king. There, the cathedralchurches Orlande his decisions Immediately Pontiff," ArchbJihop ., tee,...,
Pirrote
H t in a Capuchin monastery, he of the United' States but.h* ran expect lIid.

died in 1809. are all consecrated: but that everybody the Church la a footnote the prelate re- Friday, February 1,1965



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I THE* Christian recent Unity statements ot the diocesan Apoatolate for book is proved by the fart .": e WASIHNGTOV (NC-Tope)
are but '
decree on ecumenism the natural outcome ot the that Lunn, after this exerciseof / raul1 has made the following

s Vatican Council promulgated in November 1964 by apologetic skill, did becomea i appointments to the hierarchy
n.
that aU Yet, it would be unreal to suppose Catholic. Lunn was a hard. of the United States:
recent attempts to discover headed, matter of fact person
unifying the religion ot Christ ways and means ot a classical example of the Monsignor Romeo Blanch-

I He prayed at the Last into that unity for whIch plain blunt Englishman.It cite vicar general and chan-
Supper are to be attributed to the m cellor of the Diocese of Joliet
work of Vatican n exclu. was a case in which the : _
In Illinois to be titular Bishop
.ively.-- conversion Involves, and we transaction of presenting, an. }. of Manila and Auxiliary to
behind can learn something of that al'zlng! and accepting the
Rather the state- Bishop Martin D, McNamara
ments of the Council and our tactfulness which respects the Faith between the two per. of Juliet.

own Apostolate for Christian idiosyncrasies of others.To sonalities had to be conductedon s
Monsignor James P Shannon
a severely logical basis.
Unity are many centuries of most people' Knox de.
of the Collegeof
president
good and gracious spite his admitted brilliance But Knox also of
men, personally was a mac St Thomas, St. Paul, Minnesota
committed to the mes. seemed a young man of obvious the Word of God; his love of to be titular Bishop of

sage of Christ whose work in and perhaps excessive Scripture, perhaps a reflection Lacubaza and Auxiliary to

the field of ecumenism was levity.It of his Anglican days, Archbishop Leo Bins of St.

and remains such an Important Is true that he was, fond culminated in his monumental 4 r rlulOlshopIect

though little known of lampoons and had a gift translation of the \'ulgateliible
Blanchette
foundation for our present eumenical > for parody, and it is true that Into what he hoped was
born farm at St, Georgein
on a
activity, One such he preferred to give public: would be considered "time
Illinois
Kankakee cf \
County
man, now dead these seven emphasis to these more superficial less English."
January 6. 1913.
years, was Monsignor Ronald traits of his personality
Knox scholar 1 gentleman He feared anything like Perhaps he would be' embarrassed 1- Ordained by George Cardinal

Priest and dedicated worker religiosity or to use his own and delighted if Mundelem on April 3,1927,
we were to suggest that his he made
toward understanding of the term "unctimoniousnets." post-ordination
Catholic life and mind But the fact remains that asa work would be more effective Fine now church dedicated in Tampa parish studies in canon law at the
than of his other
any Gregorian University in
Monsignor Knox'i primary to boy of 17 be vowed himself works in bringing persons to This Is a view cf the Interior of erend Archbishop with chaplalnn Leonard E Cordirr C.SS.R., pastor Horn and took a course lathe
claim to public celibacy and that be.
resides in the quality consideration of his fore he became a Catholic long he the Faith. the newly blessed St: Joseph Father Lawrence Murphy C,S3.R. at the altar reading the Prayer of civil law of marriage at

published works. These worksare spent six hours a day at his He would be embarrassed if Church Tampa. Pictured on the and Father Patrick Shannon the Faithful. The altar la of Italian l>f'rlull'nl\'ersity. Chicago.

of extreme variety-reflecting private devotions. the suggestion carried any day of the dedication, those in the C.SS.R.; Father James F IWkler, marble. At right U the commentator Bishop-elect Shannon was

the universalism of overtone of personal conquest sanctuary include the Moat Rev master of ceremonies; and Father Melvin Dubach. born In South Saint Paul
Knox did not abandon his and glory; he would be delighted Minnesota February 18, 1921.
the English Catholic
mind
lampooning when he becamea if he thought that his lie was ordained in the Cathedral

and ranging from the detective Catholic Priest, but he emplojed effort had brought more Pf'Oopie Mass of St. Paul on June 8,

story to the somewhat It to some eitrnl as an into direct collision with changes Mass guide 19.\W by Archbishop J 0 h D
formidable .
theological disquisition. Instrument of apologetics.To God's word. Gregory Murray

He would have agreed SUNDAY February 14 .
lie made ordination
However it Is to the elements Knox take did not a single like what Instance heartily with Newman when Issue instructions liturgy frptuajeilnia Sunday studies In English pint literatureat
some on
of conversion, whether of the Higher Critics ho said that secular learning (Stan of Sunday Creed the University! of Minnesota
were "never healed a wounded Preface of Trinity.)
personal and individual or to and Oxford University
doing the
corporate and ecumenicalthat which Bible.he considered By methods heart nor changed a sinful CMIU..4 r... Ml. ...> little elevation He will omit loud or chant the "!.IlMora MONDAY: February 15 England: and In American

the influence of Monsl- doubtful these critics were one; but the" Divine Word is Mass, he made the following the signs: of the cross, and will nm" prayer after the Our (Mass of previous Sunday history It11.. University

gnor Knox finds Its Impor. distributing the authorship of with power points: genuflect at the end of the Father. 2nd Prayer of Sts. Fauitm- New "I Yen. Connecticut

tance In our present concerns the Pentateuch During his long Incumbencyas prayer after the people respond us and Jovlta Common from 1931 1 to 1054. receiving
about relations with our separated to a variety of chaplain to the Catholic When the people recite or "Amen" In distributing Holy Com Preface, or, Feast of Sts a doctoral degree'

brethren imaginary scribes. students at Oxford University, sing parts of the Proper of The Our Father munion when the Priest says Faustlnus and Jovtta. Mast
now cc.cited
Turning this same methodof Monsignor Knox along with the Mass, Oboes parts are tot "The. Body of Christ. the of several Martyrs Gloria,

j There is in the first place analysis" to "In :lllemori his routine duties of caring said by the Priest privately, people l aloud together by Priest at and low communicant says "Amen," Common (Prefai.) Aided Cardinal

t the fact of his own conversiona am, he plausibly argues that for those directly entrusted to The celebrant of Mass may Messes, be chanted in then receives the sacred host TUESDAY: February IS

conversion which caused Queen Victoria not Tennyson him found time to make the recite or sing parts of the Latin In sung may Masses (unless There will be no last Gospel (Mass of previous Sunday VATICAN CITY (SC-)

almost as much dismay in was the true author of the Faith acknowledged and respected Ordinary of the Mass with the the Chancery has approvedits and no prayers after Mass,. Common Preface) Arthblshop Franjo Seper ef

Anglican circles as that of poem. by the larger non. people in : High Maisfi! can be celebrated UKDNKSPAY.: : February 17 Zagreb: who has been just
English to
Newman almost 70 years be. Two of Knox books havea Catholic academic "orld. singing melodies). approved ) without a luhdeacon, (Mais of previous Sunday, named Cardinal by Pope Paul
If another !
liturgical service
fore. more Immediate bearing on It Is known that during this using a deacon only with the Common Preface) M 1. was the secretary of

The path of that conversion the task of conversion One period' he instructed a number Immediately precedes Mats, The Priest will recite out celebrant. IIIUtSIlAY, February 18 Alojtlje Cardinal Strplnac cf
all at the foot of the
a. far as it could be humanly of them, "The Belief of Catholics in the Faith, but he altar flU are)ers omitted. (Mais of previous Sunday 7anrrb: from 1934 to 1941

charted is to be found In "A ," is primarily eapoii- showed a proper priestly diffidence The secret' will h.l Death claims Miami Priest 2nd Prayer of M Simeon In 1941 Archbishop Sepef(

Spiritual Aeneid" publishedin tory; the other "Difficulties. in refusing to divulge) recited aloud In prayer low Manes ; Common (Preface, or, Feait became rector of Zagreb'
with alternate their number ; of St. Simeon Mais of a Ten
1918, one year after his reception chapters by and chanted the offerings major seminary yean
into the Church. Arnold Lunn, aims quite directly What. do know It that he at sung Masses over served Florida 12 martyr Hiihnp, Gloria I later while Cardinal Steplnia

Every conversion I of at con'f'TlIfII.The Impressed all with his learn years Common PrefaceFUIDAY ") was In prison the government
At the end of the Canon
ing his wit his. and .February 19! of rommunl.it.ruled
course follows Its own laws, value of the first book humility when the Priest says 'Per Ml\MI-Father Noah Brunnrr, mourned by frlcmln
and nothing like a conversion lies in its qualities of clarity his graclousness He was ." (Man of previous Sunday Yugoslavia brought pressure
Ipnum up to the words, In both the Dioceses of St. Augustine and Miami, diedhere
neither the truculent defendernor Common l'retace.I 1'C'C'1f'llalUrallllthorUlu to
can be formulatedfrom and understanding, It on
program pre.cents "Per omnla saecula "
the reading of) a single the truths of the Faith the militant rhastiser. lorum." he will ssecu- on February 6. Father Drunner has served! In Florida \1lUtDAY, .February 20 remove<< Archbishop Soprr.
recite the
example. But we can study attractively to a non-Catholic What was most characteristic prayer in a loud yoke or for.the put 12 yr !". Since_ August of hut year he was (thus of lilesied Virgin for Several seminarians had been

the delicacy of human relationships audience and it shows a of Knox'i relations with chant It, while lifting uo the assistant at eL DrendanI Saturday, (Jloils, Prefate convicted of antigovernment

which almost every charitable understanding cf) his loved and separated brethren chalice: and host for ".th.Christ's .riah here of ruflu.d'Irlln..>)> activity, and though the

alien viewpoints was his recognition! of the Bishop Coleman F. Carrollof St'NDAY.' February 21 Archbishop was not Involvedhe

It is never querulous (prev- dignity. inviolability anduntquf'nell I f' Seugeilma Sunday (Mus reilgned rather than be the
Miami was the celebrant of Sunday' Creed, (Prefai orcailon of difficulties for the
Ish of each human Father
..rinssra1 I .., or Impatient yet it does perfect of the solemn Requiem Mats
of
person whom he met and tub- Trinity I seminary
not make surrenders In the interests
&. .. e..'......... .. >...... of fade sequently Influenced. for Father Wrunner The funeral :Noah
ingratiation<<
held St BrendanChurch
sufficiency is was in
Ambulant* Sanr'ee: nor does it blur the outlinesof IIrunntr
lr him every enrotnler Miami, at 10 30 a m. GRISSOM FUNERAL HOMEPhone
VA 4-147)
even the most difficult with anolhrr was a special on February 9. I4MI1I I
ST. AUCUSTINI truths.The. stressed by Pope
event and therefore required Father llrunner came to KISSIMMEEeallraT
success of the second a special mode of rommunlcalloa. .
Florida from Ohio In 1902 /lie *
ix ( lC lIUI. rummi
VATICAN nTI I NC) A
had served In the
** parish
day after he had urged a Since hit arrival here Father Oprntlnf Under Hme Name and I.III..t
PHONE I777U4A. of the Dloreie of St Augustine
There was no methankal Chmt terd and
mere Christ the King, Tampa,
technique in his attitude Church-centered. devotaon to at St Story Miami Sacred

P. BOZA RIVERSIDE CHAPEL towards them or his open d'.. Our lAdy Pope Paul! VI em- .St: >lph.ny.'tnln Paul {it. Petersburg. ; and /llesrt. Punta Gorda. M Jo.irph .

('u..km1tJI them The art of phaslf the perfect sufficiency I .Stuart. Chriit the King KYLE-McLELLAN INC.
310t N. ARMENIA AYE. Horn In I'HtS In
attracting and making converts of Chriet Ktdjtway, Monastery IMray Reach,
TAMPA 7, FIORIDA is the art of St Paul Pennsylvania, Father Drunner and St 1I.'rn.'ero' Heath FUNERAL DIRECTORS
"all things to all men" held li ae'ceossry" he Is survived by Theodore
While l administrator, at 17 W. UNION jmET-JACttONYILU
It is 1.1d. W. ftrunner of St. Marys
ultimately a
supernatural .
BASHA W'S sympathy, which I ""ilh..t Him there ran be Pennsylvania and Joseph M.Krunner Stuart, he supervised the construction M. J.JtU CK _we W. Sea ItU
of the new fit Josrih -
either action life.
nor of Ilidgway brothers
properly understood Is the
GULFPORT MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME special offifriag of charity and Mrs C. Fox of | Church and a four stun.
Christ, furthermore, Is room school which alaI included

Leonard M. B.tka. IkvftMd: fyn rl cf"Kt an offspring which were It not sufficient He It ene..h for Akron.llrunner Ohio and, Mill Miss Iiabelle Germaine T. a cafeteria and audi HEATH FUNERAL CHAPEL
for the life and' influence of
Member Holy N*"* 24 hour .mbuUc service our supreme guMme, for K Drunner both of) Rtdgway, totlum ,
m..ab as Ronald t KIWI. our uttermost wt4om.. for our Ai.; Ceed l.eed Ch.peI- ,..U..., let
father' Brunner the
5601 South I4M2II/ / IP. sistersFather was
22 Av.eue
could easily lead an orphan eternal saivatiM" the Pope administrator of the, paruheiIn FOSTIK E. HEATH fwr...l Dir c/oe
life in the werld Hrunner attended' St.
said AMBULANCE. SI'-Vlct I
\
Punta
and In G"td
Io School, Illdgwty, Niagara l..I.IId fl IJ. rhttl. 4I20III
"Chriit Is the tw liltS before his appointment In <<
I'mversity Prep .Vhool and
only religion Christ M UIII> Stuart /11 to Florida for
rame
H. o,..* T.l.plk: er.1a More missioners/ lure reveiaUen e f( r od < "hfi.t St(.,1'Vincent(.. Niagara College falls and,Seminary and. rescmt of health and bum am*

Dire.4.r I44-U2I Is the only bridge between ui lAtrObe a Miami dwesan Peed. the
killed in Congo and th* ocean<< of isle. which Pennsylvania sam" year that he went 'to JOHN S. RHODES, JR.

la Uw lJty..". the Moet I MyTroutr. OHaln la Int by Itlinnp, Stuart Prior to that t time hekrlongMi

for whom. whrtiier Jamei J. HartUy at (alum- lo an Ohio diocese FUNERAL DIRECTOR
ROME: I%C -Th. death
Home of
Osgood Funeral we want It er not, we were h., flhl., pastier Rrnnnrr The I',...t war buried in
threw more Catholic mMMon.ariee G WT.|. CIEARWATIR fk. 444-30SI
created' and deUne." ",)>. served IN ...".1) parishes In the M Iso Cemetery at Itldic 1721 ? /

and an African Prwttat Paul told hu regular general fllllie .brfort comlag I. Floe way. I'enmylvania., on Thursday

?Eh $1.4.14lt1 St. N., the hands of Congolese audience lilt week, Ma. February II
rebtls have been reported by BRETT FUNERAL HOME

relef ,.*, forCJ.p.IJS. \ the Pious Society of 51 Franca .
Xavier for the Foreign J4MIOI AMIUtAHCI JIRVICISwvUf

lliiimei of Parma, Italy .

Ta there XaterUa: mluhm.ert uEJ asI.

all killed. .* .Nt,mbr 4
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Father Carrara was the

FUNERAL HOME first to 4.. He was har .nfrente )

!**** at ku. mutuxi at :; r r St. ftUfiWxl fmT: Ttf 40 Y.*r.
Paraka M Uw store rrf f jUeTa

311 MAIN ST. GAINESVILLE ..Miaa wtt.. a rebel '4fsrtr JOHN S. RHODES, Inc., Funeral DIr.cfori
HAROLD A. JOHNSON AuIU NCI SUViCE trove
lIP ad mmmaM- A
it F. D. Fft e-IMI ed the Pmet (. feline hmIwMmty ff'.v. I AMIULANCE SIRVICIH

M shot IMB >*4BraUter I

tame ran to OleIP"t .. .

,,-. r J_...... at the wooed of Meeting: 1II;
A ria.
J\ H. too war Moot dead.

funeral Ii.ftwr W Tw.eral: Director The rebel offrer Ant drove Catholic Daughters, St. Augustine .

tA Fm about 25 auks sway -t'1in I

f.TIae. fak Ie J:1&I"j" TEen b4 murdered FatiMrDtdoe Mor.aon MMor Isvige was cb
rP'IML BOX and a Ge fe>*. Bt Aurua't-e Court 23, Cst obe lather UyfeuJ V CUIAOO and Mayor ..:..

Arrtsvit + Peed Father Jtur '#rt et Amarwa. when the "'''m. J"-rh ShMMeth, SIesta OItnr't,
i PICA 1RaLpge ether Xivenan
OIYr"! e misiioaame en eI.brat tad with I tMftqart on theN rhartrrar rnrmt.er. .ice Mawing "'t..t
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, """'"u\\" Six The Florida Catholic( Friday, Fro. R, 19<
Youth Club CenroCatholic/



YouthTo elected SANFORD officer- The of the newly All High SchoolMELBOUR'oEOn Holy Father deplores

Souls parish Youth Club ..reP'ggy : November .

Mite, president; Greg
5 ninth and tenth grade
Heath vice.president; and ,
'"''''''''" ""'"''"'" students all over the United immorality in moviesVATICAN
Andrea Bogeajls, secretary.
States took the National Ed. t
treasurer. Father Richard I

build schoolsNEW Lyons, pastor, will induct the ucational Development Tests, CITY (NC) Pope Paul VI seemed preoccupied
which are sent out by the Science
in the movies
officers. Research Association of with a new report on morality

when he addressed the crowds in St. Peter's
ORLEANS (NC) Chicago It Is a series of testsin tss : Sunday

Archbishop John P. Cody of Tampa Catholic English, social studies, square before reciting the Angelus.

New Orleans has announced mathematics, natural l sciences "Present-day life needs obedience to the Mosaic law
,
plans for construction of seven School and word usage, which
High to be recalled to greater "but also her angelic purityas
new high schools in several have been designed to measure .
human and Christian dig. a priviledged creature. Ue
parts of the archdiocese.Declaring each student's ability to
that Catholic ed TAMPA-Joan Mewinskl basic skills rather than nity in its behavior and will honor Our Lady in this
reports that Tampa Catholic apply he sublime dignity of hers ,
ucation "never was so flourishing his ability to memorize particular fundamental concepts,
High School students took recognizing in her a reflection
nor were our Catholic facts in specific subject said on January 31, "par.
desirous of increas part in the National Forensic of the beauty of God. U .
people so matter. ticularly since shows public
ing the number of schools and League tourney held at Jesuit t entertainment and behavior will honor in Mary the ex.

Improving the methods of High Honors were won by Certificates of merit hue ample, the model she offersus
Peck and Fredi) Smith. Meet Bishop from Korea appear designed to which
teaching," Archbishop Cody Criss been sent to the 10 highest and the appeal

said "we must build and Criss placed second in dra per rent In the nation and the degrade the life of man, his comes from her to make our

build so that all the childrenof matics and Fredi was awarded following students from Cen Members of the student council of Edward Gorman, Bishop Qui i n Ian, dignity and purity. lives similar to hers .

our area may have the third place in the extemporaneous tral Catholic High are among Central Catholic High School in Mel. Madelaine St. Laurent and Karl Dit- The previous day L'Osserv- "We will therefore ask the

blessing of a thorough Catho- division. Besides that number bourne met Bishop Thomas Quinlan kow k1. Bishop Quinlan spoke to the atore Romano Vatican City Immaculate Virgin to obtain

lic education." these Catholic distinctions High received, Tampa a Gail Adams, Kathleen following his talk at their school: from student body on his experiences in daily, had published the an. for all the right notion/ deter

large number of points con. Archer Arthur Birdsall, Cath. the left, Raymond Fisher, president; Korea.Legion nual report of Italy's Catholic mination, strength and graceto
motion picture center entitled be worthy, in life and behavior
erine Bodette David Calla-
tributed by the other partic ,
I a "Movies: A Moral Balance of the name human
han Gail Caulfield, Louise Central Catholic
ipants. "
Donovan Sheet for 1964." Of the 447 and Christian.
Doikendorf Margaret fOIIIl.T Till ',IT t.foraIr
Tampa Catholic salutes Theresa Grover Daniel of Kiln films reviewed only 54 were
"
Rosemary VanAntwerp who McCarthy, Peter Noris, Gerald decency:::1,1 : nulnlly nbjrrtlonabl: ar* High School declared suitable for the en Conversion ban
CHORES publl.h.4! In the bird Woe attb ,
has succeeded In becoming a Rogero, Ellen Reddy, rates new movies .. month. ( LEARVAnRKathleen tire family, while 69 were
YIJAYAVUD India (NC)
finalist in the National Merit Barbara Scanlon, Sandra (f hr I'F II, I Ml) Brennan school reporter, sent condemned. ,
.
Scholarship, Program. This Schuh, Paul Weingand, James Morally unobjectionable for general patronage the following news: Somewhat like the United -The right wing Jana Sangh
her the one States Legion( of Decency, but party has called for a ban onconversion
top
VANISH puts among Bellinger Robert Blackwell, Apach KIN.. riuna nf AgguMllamln Queen nf the Pirate. Semester exams were heldon
Christian mis
and a half per cent of seniorsin Patrick Courtney Jennifer AtraannBoy 'lth'..., The January 18 and 19. After usually stricted in Its judgments by
the nation. Ten Feet TallCapture Indian FlintInvaalon the center also controls sionaries. The call was, mad
for the People
Doane, Rena Elder, Cynthia Jteady the exams, the students welcomed
ft' That Cpul Quart Illil. The w lid Surf movie theaters in a resolution adopted by theparty'
) Kabris David Fulford Ed. firm World Iw of .. the chance to relax parish
> : rho L*wl.|
...
Students were privileged to Seven Jr. of convention session I
ward Hogan Thomas McCarthy ( h.yrnn* Autum IJv.lr 8.t, TM and themselves Jan which" represent half of all
( enjoy on
.
Thomas .. l>r LaoStarflahtera
hear Bishop Quinlanof J. ar 1 \ South William Quinlivan, Mmkat Mania lountala Nnake Women uary 20, which was an in-
Chun Chon Koreaon
l'' Ned Southoff. >|pord.rlr l Ordrrlr, Mara nf Oh. Th* service day for teachers. Pope Paul referred to the The political party of many
February 4. They were inspired TO* W' I .' Kttlnila Maiden, Tha With the end of the first February 2 least t>f the Purification Hindu\ extremists, Jana Sangh
In recent current events
a Tattooed Pnlloe linn
and challenged by his r> Makr, Th.
r am Mary of the Blessed Virgin! in of
Poppli was vanguard a cam.
heroism test conducted by the Time Inik* Won Jung Tangs NIIII'n.Ir.The semester, the seniors at Clear.
first-hand account of the HM*
r spy
Thief of N.nhd.dEArth Mary in the Temple. paign against Pope Paul1'.
ti4 of missionaries and American Magazine, these i students from MxtltttraniKBllnllilay Thornaalna water Catholic are finishingup
MM Rcream-
in December the Bombay
soldiers held as prison. the school were selected for Inc Th. Traitor the final steps for application He exhorted the crowd to visit to

ers of the communists. honors: certificate of excel. Jr..1 'of Muila MOM of 'CortiMyMurrt Jfl. farad Truth Two auhtra About spring" to the colleges they are "heed the appeal of Our Lady International Eucharistic
Emil and the Congress. A convention speak
lence was granted to Raymond netmtiva r M".t Foul nearthly $,r.ngws interested in attending next for a behavior more in keepIng .
My bolt LalrMr alley of the Praeon.limpr. Several students hate er asked for the expulsion of
.
Fisher, and certificate F.Ii.e th Roma year with the dignity of the
Jesuit Hun, th* MM* ,,.. End all foreign missionaries. He
: \< In th been accepted to
of merit was awarded to Orrin already human and of Christian '
F ft L (rod II Mrit rloui )laUn: <.t Ih. Cn....... person engagedin
charged they were
Grover. N.v.r Put It U state universities, but for location./
Fun la the HunterFather War Party
High School .nine seniors at Cen floua. WrltlncOnly ... When th. Clock most there is a long anxious proseljtization In the name
Thirty tine N Torlt
tral Catholic Central High Pineal: Hour Th. On. liana Way Wild and fen wait until spring for results The feast, he said high of rendering medical aid and
( F lurryfirm Wondnrful
TAMPA-Joseph Sabin has School took the Florida State Man In the Moon Outlaw I I. taming: World (.f Ahlmtt from those out of state.Prospects lights not only her gesture of spreading education
boor I* The ......110. Th.
ya and ( .
reported the following news twelfth grade tests which are In November Tatar. Th. Tank In Met Nam A are high, howe
from Jesuit High School, administered to all seniors in Golden Arrow Th. Pl4 riper of flameM Ton H... to Run ,...otOnllllll >er, because of the excellent INSURANCE .

Tampa. The Sodality, under the state. Of these 39, 12 students sal !h. 1'1.... M Tortul. 'nil nil .n" Ohs scores received by all who Firo Auto Lif; Home or Business
Sin of Habylon Purpl llllli Krava, Th.
the direction of Father Sidney came out in the highest recently took the college HENRI A. MONTEAUMORELANOOLIVER

Lange S.J., is sending four three per cent in the state. Morally unobjectionable for adults and edoleicentsArt board examl.iitlom. Z .MONTEAU, INC.

wr e groups of boys to St. Joseph Recognition is given to the One Oollath and th. danjura The Pep Club Is sponsoringa .. II Wettem Union Building

Hospital in Tampa to help the following for having established And HurtcUnly It's Good/al.nd.0 Nrlthhnr VampIrMMurdar Dam Pardonlra Haian Bur poster competition among a Phone 229-198 Tampa Florida

WIIHkH10IOMJITICELUIRIC hospital staff They are assisting a total score above 400: Any N mbr Can WI. Good Soldttr, Schwalk H" nr c.n WtAphrodll the classes, the object being

in the kitchen by serving Judith B ace a s h, Michael Gorton Th. ....A..hrnnn.., ln.a.lon to promote school spirit The

food and carrying trays, and Brown, Stephen Decker, Ray- Baby th. TUIn Gun ef 1......"... M.<..ot nf Bk..... Freshmen and Sophomoreshave "THE HOME OF GOOD IMPRESSIONS"
assisting in other departmentsby mond Fisher, John llemans, Mu.t >'allBandlta Harbor IJfht aland( both taken their turn

ClOIHfS DRYER cleaning equipment. Kathleen Maxfield, Thomas Behold w of I.al Or.I.. Horn, Hid and..f HeekHorror It all. The liend 1I..t M of. it..p Nn FIfI."._... covering the walls with posters LE 'E lC1RI A

Officials at the hospital McGahee, Margaret Mclaughlin Hlnod *n th. Arrow llouaeholder, Th. slog and N.ln( wishing the Marauders
Bullet for Hdma I d llather l. Hick III ffijuadron
have commented on the fine Judith Niergarth >
good luck In their basketball
Purnlnc (Court Th. Udlea' Who I>* Mound of TrumpNsCAu.hingurs
FLORIDA POWER I LIGHT COMPANY spirit of cooperation among Robert Perchalskl. Sally 1 ladybug Mdrbuf Hquar* of Viol*.** games. 102 South Tamp Street Tampa, Florid

the boys. Utecht and Karl Witokskl.At Cow. and I. Th. lAn.lot sod Stolen. .llnur After each of the classes Member Ovid Tho and Sacred ParishesGAINESVILLE'S
Heart
(',.... In the World 0.0n.v.r. III' '' 11 King
s 3D the recent annual volun Park purnoM font alaa *. r.arlhUfa from Berll has taken a week, an award
On Saturday January
,
teer awards banquet sponsored Itevll Shi*) Pkttq In I anct* I Pullw. :Th* will t be presented to the class)
Jesuit High School of Tampa the Service Guild of TAO Man >Ywa () <%M**, .wingi. Affair
ST. AUGUSTINE hosted one of the largest National by Meant TrumpetI Th. Taa.art which" the Pep Club officers
Urevard Hospital, these Paramedical >r. Blood. CnfrinUr )l"ltr" TkmtorMy That Man from Rk feel has don the most out FINEST HOME VALUES
Forensic Tournaments
league students were presented Terror. Huue. 1'1.' .... I. Ifa. II Hour.
ever held in the of Horror Nllhtmar Thunder ,.,....4Jr.rlk. standing job.
345 awards by Miss Beatrice th. Conquer Night train t* Parla Trunk. Th Father Bernard F Dittman,
state. Some young men Riley, director of .:...'"* hy Night Night Walker Twenty PluiNo T_ president of the school announced -
and women from 13: school 0:015 k/: My fiarllnfr Volr* of th* %;
MCDONALD'SDRUG nurses at the hospital: 100 that ;
:27
on January
.
tied for top honors.Jesuit' kris: of Frankenalela >au hter llurruian
hour service pins were awarded Pall Pt. ,. Non. Hut Th. Pra.. W"k. Tight Hop the following students made
to Judith Niergarth student Family Mar Oil t'ark llmia*. Tk. Walk Into H.IIFlsnnq
,
Luis Fernandez and the honor roll for the third
Tb. On. Potato T. Walla of M.ll
STORE Bill Anderson captured top .supervisor in surgery, Frantln Potato V .. la Hell six weeks marking period: HUGH EDWARDSINC.
Wolff student fury of Bmuiflr Point' of Order Weekend with Lul
debate awards, while ninth Diane -supervisor First honors were attainedby

grader Tom Reid pulled second in diatetlcs, Mary Ellen Clone Bay Ar th* Pay Quirk nine' of tttm TrtaaonRou.lah. tount Rarer PoHortTouiif Th. these seniors Kathleen 41 JT T TITO vtonu TROW

47 King Street in extemporaneous speak. Fuller, student night.hostess, Gold for th. C._.* .,ut Tour Cbeatln Heart Brennan Marianne Salceies, IT. MTIUCVt .NIH AND iCSOOLIT.

ing. Bob Scully and Al Perotll and to Theresa farlett; 50. Morally unokictioniU for adults Juniors, Rosemary Mulhol-
ST. AUGUSTINEVA JL 1U AT. A UU Ur *4
placed third, also in extemporaneous ( hour service ribbons were, A4aAp )l....n. Abo.* 1',.. land, Richard Schwartz,
speaking. awarded to Judith Niergarth, Am.rlrs. Amndra Mallflr Clark Kale t* Live A Gehry Moopman, Barbara

41687Budgeting Jesuit High/ School of Tam. Walter Taylor, Jean Wesolow. Armond* Woman.Command The llnrror faille Ham Ilrothcr; and Hi* Walters, Victoria Zupansic

pa will sponsor a film festival ski, Diane Wolff and Susanne Hay of Anifla How la Murder Tour Funnlnf ..... Th. sophomores, Louise Barber; Lubricated Your Windows lrl.7

and discussion seminar Thistle. Po-b.t nlf. Hnundera. Th. freshmen William Gasper U.. 'LC.Wai" Aluminum \ r 'I
Kadtlm Story Iluitler, Tti. aieaen. of I a....... t"brII
during the month of February.The To be a member of the National Hilly I4rHllnd II Bldon ..4ur d and Aba*. Paul Gonyea and Patricia cant, the proven easy way to &
moderator W CormrHuddha donedHi Pntchett. Clean Lena. Smooth
Wayne Letting Velvety
Honor Society a student In th. French Styli I no t ,. Murdarllave
Roca S,J., will lecture on the must excel In character, Hue RlI.,'. Baik Invitation. In > Trade I. u>. Second honors were attained operating Window, Door, Loch
"Movie as an Expression ofArt" service and In To** lunflihter world TwlayUnrt by these seniors Ftthing Tackle. Gum, Folding! rVtw-
leadership, ('.rtoll-'"* Killer The IIkI... Th.
following the showing of .. Charles Basinski, Sheila Bren- tore, Tool, Zipper; Etc. .4
'el scholarship (' mony, Th kl> for My 1111"..-., and ....*
"Antigone," February 12, "A Cl.ud.iia Infill" Preeldwt aaan Mad nan Rosemary Brtsnahan, Available in Squirt Cam Aerotoli

vtt/ Raisin in the Sun," February Selected by the faculty as ('omm.n... .......r.... Th* Utralt.1....... Mary Casey, Sharon Cole, Quartt Gallon at molt Builder:
ConcUmn-d *f Alton IJ P (likMartnaa s..t.m4Mar
18; and the Cannes film festival members were: Raymond 1"".'h. Th. Tamahln Jay Diedrrich Carolyn Kufro, Supply, Paint and Hardware Storvi. ar

award-winning Russian Fisher, Sally Utecht, Judith (rookMl M..*. "II.r".nl, Sinner Thin Red 1.1". William MrCracken, Michel MIre! by Eugn. Domnh & Son,
I>., Court, A M.eia.. n
In Third Th.
entry, "The Ballad of a Sol Niergarth, Margaret McLaughlin l>..., Hiartl M.. Wti C.sia.1 '"'... .5.w.t. a llpr.. Richards, Barry Sgarrella; S.nc; I9S2
dier," February 26. Jane Gross Francis The festival will be Archer O'Meilia Iwvll .>".,. Manor, Thunder, *r t>rnm. Martin
Perenchto. Rush Bach
openonly Timothy .. Gary Pofrpano Florida
1:, of Annie Jon'" MoneyMnv T. Red .r NX I* Wed
to Masque Club members Lee Cunningham, Karl Wit. Th. o<*r r>arlln( Topics Mary Slack, Kathryn Smith;
? members of the senior kowski, Robert I'erchalskl, F..'. ,In th. Rain Muriel. Tnrpeito PayTw sophomores Dennis Arkwrlght .
w.rleof Murder Naked Klaa 0.|ttM
class and parents. Theresa Farlett, and Jean ran* Nlllhl", ... !I. the 5u. ..... .Ar. MIMIn James Banker, Gary COME TO CHRISTOPHER CITYChristeplnw

..,,,,,,,,, \\eslovMkl. Later, in the Flifhl From Aihlr Notklni Rut Maai t'mbr.p..i( Btckell. Gary Cenover, Janet Cry h tR ronttl la! .o"i..tion.r; J
,,, ,
"" '" ,,,,, Olohal Affair (\... Plua 0.. OwrtHwrcO an community :
Use Our Low Coif spring another induction will loldflncer ..t..T......, ". Wild Affair Diederlch Phyllis roll loc t.d |lust 1v. mla from downtown T we,,". Rata

Checking Plan SubscribeNow take place. Geed Hv. Thartl. Outrat.. Th. W..u ef sirs. David Graff, Mark Hammond Start ,t I02M pr month on .n ........1! U.... I Includes .lutititioi
Albert (lots a member of neat War. Th. Panlt. Pulton) w.m.s Wh Barbara Madden, Patricia ; d lug ; .t itt t .!
; ;
Oueet. TheOunfuhl .rI. Wkn It mail, w wld.1 PI. p rticip the senior class) has been al Cuta"oti.. Thl.f Tu.| txr TII. ODonneU. Phyllis Wald. Suprmri, Dry Cleaner, laundry, l..ury Salon and Rtltau."
You on ,iip an acxu- granted a full four,>'ear scholarship aneh Creek Prow Th. L.q schmidt. Judith lint; rant.Suppr Club. Al located ." 9roMndi. Free tramportation

rite record .( your ip ndt"9 ,,,,,,nunn,,,,,,, uu, granted by the athletic Mortlly unobicionbU for adults, with re..tiOM Freshmen Kathy Behan to orKor fecit.....
department of Memphis State AnUM" of a under Quirk lit..* URe David Bickel. Nicholas Car. Writ for Brochure
and ,..ny lip f. University Memphis, Tennessee ,...rt..* I... .p04 KmeaIJIHk )I.... pita Yanehy lacska James
This includes Bert Man Tk. Mere free* ......11 Madden Francis G. ALFRED McGINNIS Gen.
scholarship Mijares. Patricia Mgr.Chratoplo.et
lon .
Pay
Joraey +
l th* t *
kudgtt with, .
your Plaik Uka M
cur' .
tuition, board, room, 11 KlialModo III 'rm C..relnt..0 Richards, Mary Snow. ; 1401
Cry. N. Coiumbm Ud.Twcton / .
..
rerenlto 1. A I.. Cvta IHrtnier* Mi Abe City Gloria
books Tomczak
ilmpU checking and laundry. and Cath
account '
sytIcm. I 10. from I to t Can TVe HMIIIIH Uf Anuxia;
Raymond Fisher has been fool World. Th. N..*r Take Curd ,.. J_. critic \\'atJIt'r. ,
appointed a finalist in the I rwlnt Mpertenr trine *trai>*er ..... !_g t* t... .
1<*TU. Wanlo. Nbbs.1' ih* In.*. ('.da* ... tae Ti
ST. AUGUSTINE National Merit Scholarship I[lionItalian. (tyl* NMM..| bin the He* ,.,..
Program. The chosen finalistswill I...*.,. Th. Virtual
THOMPSON Ka y Uf. Th. Ikwawr* 5.b.'W( .....*

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SCHOOLSROSARIAN 'St. ANTHONY'S'DedVated **..*.,..*.
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St. Paul \\\\\U,,,UU"\" en The Florida Catholic Friday Feb. 12. 1963


High ST. r r calls// St. Martha


gusto ashaw a reports senior at r. j key Grade SchoolSARASOTAReporting

jJl'h!, School hag
nnnnnnn""" 1

f 1f child work/ from St. Martha School Bruce

1 Fe Erny has noted that the St.
Martha School Civics Club

School rl CITY (S'J-) recently received its official

.' At Paul VI, addressing spe charter from the commissionon

\\ -The second in problems of men American citizenship in

Santa Fe High School retarded children, de Washington D. C.
a ; The charter
formally recognises
will be held on the .
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charity plays a affiliation of the local
grounds In Lakeland
role in their work. unit with the national organ
of 20 from noon Rt l.lM
C\.I\ a certificate:
IsaUon at the Catholic Umvcr*
finalist in the p.m. Is this supernatural
will be the "Sailor M e arty of America Pupils of the
Scholarship Inculcates la ns a pro eighth grade the
This is a Circus" of Sarasota respect for life for the local club membership.The comprise.
only about which will give
per cent of the at 2 p.m. and character of the per. officers of the newly
school seniors in m. and of the absolute and organized Club are: Joseph
It is from the fm\ '1:.". :: : clue of his dig }Feldman president: Michael
midway will feature 01 I f f 1"y vice-president;

that 1965 all will the be merit (for containing oung and baked old, Modern Martyr's story told by even>'ored among'from those a human poor. George secretary;Mathey Lawrence recording Troffer

time early in the randy, handicrafts of slew," Pope Paul treasurer
Mary has also betcraget and an Bishop Thomas Quinlan of South with the communists The
St. Martha's Civics Club bone
ed an honor country store Korea is pictured with the studentsof Bishop toured the Central Catholic
specialists had come to of the thousands of Catholic
Tofiege Bishop Moore High School Or. High Schools of the Diocese this
Civics Clube chartered in
Pl'Ms'lvania Stanton I is general from throughout Eu
In addition to of the Booster lando who filled St. Charles month telling students the story of and North America for the United States for the express
scholastic Mrs, Michael Alien- Church last week to hear the Bishop the Death March in 1950 when he } on the theme "so purpose of developing

Mary is president of the Auxiliary group. describe his firsthand expert- wu with the group of clergy, civil. professional and reli informed, responsible citizens
Student Council at Integration of the men. The theme of this year s
editor of the high retarded" The congress program is "Politics Is Your;
wok, a member of sponsored by the inter Business! ," Club members 1"t
ional Honor l Catholic office of help in developing this theme
and Scroll and from Young Catholic Mosenger
clubs and M to weekly for student
can we say you
St. Paul's High \ theme which you al. In grades six to nine Month.
announced its Honor know better than we ly articles in the peruxlkal
ean's list for the the Pope aiked. point up the fundamentals of
mester. The girls good rltitenship and suggest!:
these honors are: '. will gl>e you rather practical projects for the club
Dean's list > ord of encouragement<< for members.ORLANDO.
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>ours. dings
dis sophomores Susan, Smith to t* educators" the

Santy'cuier: and; freshmen Ann said.much the more when WINTER PARK

Honor roll seniors Y (' persons whose In.
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,usm, Linda f i ti nature, must be as
Lamb 1 ., retreated For that
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Juniors Donna 7"u and above all charity Is
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Patricia' Ford Mad ," Pope Paul con Cleaners & Laundry

icndeau, Patricia r.a.r.aDep.s4.h1.
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sophomores, Mary I ... a. *, M.Otlkr
Molly McGoff 411* Mi: /w.t'r, Orlete'e
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Linda Freshmen Santy, Festival planned for Santa Fe High SchoolLakeland I ls orthee? SINGER AUTOMATIC

Judy Jackson Ann of Santa Fe Mrs. Michael Mrs. Jack Sullivan Mm. CONSOLE MODEL
Skokan Altenburger,
U. Kathleen High tA 11// N ....."... -.....1... ...!.. |1f ...
Booster Club and Auxiliary general cochairman; Slater M Hertel, Mrs. Alan Hart. Dr. r. >.!.... Ml .. ..II.M. ....t
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will direct the second annual Carmen OSB. Sister M. Cathe Stanton general co-chairman; II >* !
To be eUgible for .. .*!.. ._ .M !....v .M._ II*
roll students must val this month in Lakeland tine OSB., and Mrs. Al Weiss; Kay Roberta, Mrs. Lawrence Iw.w.,.,.worm a. ... ......... t >M <.*......
above in all from the left seated Otto R. standing l Michael Altrnburg.r.nces, and Alan Hart. STEAK. Oslo MlN. It". .. t.,.

eligible for the .
ON A SKEWERI
students must language ANNOUNCINGOUR
above in all High Schools "(.., ...... CifIro.ted MOVE TO A

hich must tit at \ ,\ \e.e", ela f\t) 0.. LARGER STORE
.ark The H..rtSt
have been pub- Open h i/ll
in a bilingual Spanish- Entrance examinations tlroe $1.90 letter Perl i ing F. ilitiet,

edition fur an Indian t .....i..4 u I Cwt.| Children'sClothes
by a Capuchin mis 1_ /r ll e1.__
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WINTER The translation was (.......... t... .... _! MrlbMirnr-Oatral: fatbolie JmwacwUttSt \ "-.MJ.....I/M..M.i a.mv. ...t.osea .. Line

by Father Antonio I>.)tena llearh rather Lopes HUh School J*..ftit \ "STUIS mUrfD" 5.55 ......... .... fc.. I. I*
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Cap. for the High School Our Lady of Lourdes, J't
WALTER ML : of the Warao Our Lady of Lourdes M..tMMime It. J'md l laX -
Clothier T* tribe who live at the St Paul St. Mary Itorkledge' IUf4Hiel. ad of

Tit* "..-( fa Jr,. of the Orinoco river St Peter DeLaivd (Our Savtwr. Owoa If sib St. Petmimrg; TAX $500 & upS
JlC'henmm.ho keaay AtreMten Eau Calu St Joke, M. I.... ,
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High School St. Teresa, TtawvlJJeOrlandoliUhop 'IteadiI ...., ..,... _.r ,
Across From .C. ./41/ra 15.e /.Nt.1e
BARDOE Assumption Moore I My Name (Mr> ." .i.5. t .a.1.//Ia
Christ the King IIIKB School Sacred ,ll"art, : :I. t/w limit t" ,
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FACTORY DEAUR Park un ett/4 14.1.
Holy Iloary Good Shepherd
Gary's ON YOUR Sacred Heart M Andrew Sari tola-Cardinal:

set. r*.a lit ST. .rri CAR DEAL St JosephSt St. a..,., high School / .,.."..1 l Service ill prcperirMi oecK las ft turn aeew.l.ly
awatr n tar tBtrea.., Matthew St. Ja.... St Martha ,,,4 completely for' lnd'vidu; l., Farmer, Partnership Cor.
n... .*. 4-.. H.,. M St Paul St. J *w1 iw>ey. all of IncarsauenJssy ( ) ..' ", Estates' end Trw,*{. AUo uekfied to rep>.ient
III'. Ie. .. ... .-. St. Pius Ortando.AH ; : Venice !.." In Federel, Ti Coors
I San JoaoTrinity Saps SarrferdSt M. Joseph Brad"
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,* Academy Margaret Mary, Timpa- Ck.rlas St. Patrick Matter Park n.111..1 Ip Academy ] J. F. CASALE Sr.
Herman J. H .r;'" St Paul ..Jad.......* St. Mary MifVUIea.Matflaitd ) Our lady of '''fl1 '

i Sons Beach) I Help AcadmySacrwd MORT WOLF REALTY flLDG.
: Lalrlaid-Saata M fasts LewawgSt Hear 444 W COLONIAL OK
0 .... ere *.) .,. 1".1' "etraeL ... .. S 'A M, 4 PHONE 42V440I
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'I ....r lr.w ..* LEWIS C011 HUB School Aicittlae-M. J. M J-ph :
I"*I'. aaase .. CO."n. St Joseph Lakeland Academy M, Peter Claver (Alta t by Appointment)
Sf Anthony San AatMM Cathedral! PantaSt all of Tampa.
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St Joseph Winter Haven JS.r4s Academy Nativity, Brand"aTimp ,
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Mt 4 5..P5. Ma III Restaurateurs-We're 47 Years New
Ill .III. St Monks, Palalka _Timpa ('. r
Popo namos U.S. St. I'rlrrtlMirf-Rltbep Barr, lllh !School s1 TRY OUR DISCOUNT HOUSED }

SERVING IliCk Srkwol. ttuirt the King .%. e.r .... ... /.r/ .. ....... M... ".. "
FINEST ITAUAN O'HEIR Priest to Vaticancongregation Holy f'.mll" Moil Hi ly a ...&..., w ..... ,... ........ .

DINNERS i HOTEL CHINA AND GLASSWARE CO. ;2-T J
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H.y,17.92 Ml ,
tier MM F McCarthy of ;
FUNERAL HOME
Butte Man "a. an official *fOx .

For 41 Yeah Co cre.atii>a for tile On .;". it t. continue; to lfo f.milio. of this; area with t"-".

FIRST NATIONAL BANK ratal l Owen ,o cere, ceurtoty ."xj con ;idr',o We was hen .la Butt. May
." CifCvn> r.*ci AT WINTER PARK 7. MOO 1M atte Vd Carroll]! e r
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t.Aodnut.WI'.....,.., LSAMS. M December J"19S
A...., Meb.1o HOIN. IvYeel/, After Uknn a graduate

o.po.t; to/a/S.vn9; { Accew.tl/ClMcIM9 Accea.M degree to U* **cr at V* & McKINNONIN

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PHONE GA 1-UU Rcoie. lie retentH to ftome ORLANDO SINCE l ItH

OWNED I IYPJ. OPERATED RlItm1ElIR canon to study law for. and BM in doctorate l'X2 was m .......... New York Stock (......,.

t SUSAN NURSEY lamed aa aMtataM at tbeLa 11I4 ....... pr..,.,.. ........,..
WATCHES >raa SCDOO( of Law
DIAMONDS jU CENTRAL t MAGNOLIA PHONE 141'.410
JEWELRY i REPAIRS 14 Nwth 0....,. Ave. For IW ewrrevl x* >mk (
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year was named pntn**
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HaysaoM p r-" ", /owe15TR: i"m :.n* TO GOIndividual

DEMETREE BUILDERS dorf e, the DuBum arrMxvrn 1.1 Fried Crucian Dinner $1.00
who Is two secretary' of '
F.mjf'f Bucttt O'Chicltn $3.95
Dull 0& I-IJII the pontifical wart 01'thPropagaiiM .
&lOT Lees W.sW
of the Faita.y Fish Dinntr $1.00

Shrimp Dinner $1.15
Valentine's dance ,
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piaaaed ... "Cuff's Caters' and #. >r _!.* A no Mil{. lib SUDS
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Jesus, good Shepherd, whose compassionate! heart is moved hy

the spiritual and material needs of thy flock] we recommend to thy

loving care the infant, the unfortunate, the dependent and the aged

who appeal for assistance in life's difficulties.
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us with thy zeal, alld bless with abundant) success our efforts to

provide for the needy, suffering members of tllY fold security of

body and soul in thy name and for lIlY sake. Amen


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lando is to be constructed -

adjacent to the Mercy Med Great is the need -- will the resources catch up?
beautiful
ical Center on

Lake Lawne. Prior to a recent meeting in Or- Chancellor Father Irvine Nugent assistant to the chairman; Father
The lint stage of construe lando of the diocesan Board of right and Father John J. Lenihaa W Thomas Larkin Father TerenceJ.
tion will include a three build Catholic Charities, Board Chair- MAW, executive secretary of the Farn-U,. Father Martin B. I
ing complex connected by enclosed man Monalgnor Patrick J. Trainor, board. Other members of this Power. Father Laurence E. Higgins -
galleries to accommodate center met with 1 the diocesan board are Father T. Leo I>Danaher and Father Hubert J. Reason.
a total of 50 persons.

The central wing will have The regional offices and the material resources of the Catholic Charities Bureau in
the chapel administration of.
flees dining, kitchen and me. the Diocese of St. Augustine offer wide variety of child welfare and related services:
chanical equipment rooms.

The east wing contains the
Regional offices
nursing section for 30 persons .
accommodated in semi- 237 West Fors>.th Street 101 North McDili Avenue 1784 Highland Avenue 313 East Main Street
private or private rooms. This Jackson tile -353-4429 Tampa 229-6185 Fan Gallle -AL 44135 Lakeland
section contains I complete Mils Kathleen Reilly A.C.S.W. Miss Martha Franco A.C.S.W. Thomas J. Aglio A.C.S.W. Mrs. Caroline Curran
nursing facilities including Executive Secretary Executive Secretary Executive Secretary A C.S.W
nurses' station, examinationroom Executive
doctor's office, special 2639 Ninth Street, North 132 East Colonial Drive 234 South ttidgewood Avenue Secretary
bathing facilities, utility I M. Petersburg-382-4309/\ Orlando- 422-4569 Dajtoaa Beach -255-5861 Sarasota
rooms and storage areas. Miss Mary Connell A C.S.W. Thomas J. Aglio A.C.S.W. Mrs Helen McCarrlty (Ito be opened in 19651)
Executive Secretary Executive Secretary ACSW.
The west wing provides fa Executive Secretary
cilities for 20 ambulatory .
persons Those requiring little Child care facilities
nursing care will live in seven ,
semi-private rooms and six .w. St. Msry's Home Christ Child Center
private rooms. This wing 700 Arlington Road 3410 iliUsborough Avenue
terminates in a large living Jackson,Ille 724-2031 Tampa S76-98UO
and recreation room which Sister Francis De Sales S S J. Sister Mary Geraldine S.S.J.
will hate a fine view of the Superior Superior

lake. Morning Star Schools for exceptional children
The style of architecture is
contemporary in harmonywith 125 MlC'klf'r Road 4st Leigh Avenue 302 East Unf'baulh: Avenue Sl Petersburg
the adjacent Mercy Med. JachoDl11e-72I.2144 Orllnd.-Z' 3077 Tlmpl- 3'1 fprollOaed IactitlO
Seal Center Architect for the Sister Joseph Marie S S.J. Sister Elizabeth Marie S 5 J. Sister Mary Daniel S.S J.
project is Thomas J. MaddenJr I Superior Sup ni I r Superior

AIA, of Miami. Nursing homos and clinics for the aged
The architect's sketch be.
low shows the nursing home \11 Saints lIeme SI. Joseph Manor Mater Del Home Car Jess I. Tamps
for the aged envisioned for 2040 Riverside Avenue 23.15 ukrvlew Avenue 1031 South Brach Street under construction.
Orlando. Jachon,IIII' -31\9.4671 M. Petersburg-867-6323 "1)1... Beach Orlando
Sister Ursula S.S.J. Miss Miry Gillaa Miss Miry Clarke R S 'proposed nursing
Elsewhere in this special Administrator Administrator Administrator home for aged.

tells section in, pictures Catholic the Charities story of Home for unwed mothers

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helpless old who look to the \larh "ltnalnl
Diocese for a roof over their Support your Winter Part Iherida Give them
heads and trained personnelto Charities Thomas J. Agtso A C.S.W.
guide faltering and timids AdminMtrat4 a day's pay

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Every day this year at least 1000 persona home for the aged located on the property looking to the future demand and ground
will reach their 65th: birthday When 1970 adjacent to Mercy Medical Onter Completion will be broken
soon for the home for' the.
cornea, and the United State has an estimated of the hospital on Lake Lawns' ia projected aged in Orlaada.
20 million people' that age and older for thia autumn. Meanwhile Catholic
Orlando will be served by a Central Florida Charities of the Diocese of St. Augustine U
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This lad, severely crippled with cerebral of the students at the Tampa Morning Star clilenUlly, the wheelchair<< found Its new
raLly la a member of Moet Holy Redeemer School above. Th aide U Linda LJgrrtwooil<< owner when the little girl who used' to um It
I pariah In Tampa.. is prrrntly receiving one of many pupils at Moat Holy Redeemer .learned to get along without It-her picture I
intensive physical therapy at a dwtant hoe- School who generously and lovingly assist lathe la on page 14 of this motion, showing her

Vital lie prays that,some day he will be one care of our students at Morning Star, In. making her First Holy Communion.




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M Py father John J. Lrelhaa It U here by friendly vlaitirg .

QUIt religion places! upon each Individual& Catholic and help that the parish

moral re*|..n lbility of performing personal St. Vincent 1). Paul Society,
acts of charity.: The Catholic doctrine of the Mystical the Women's Guild the /Holy
.J a holy of Christ imposes\ upon[ the stronger members of Name Society can do Its fin.
est work fur the Church the obligation of protecting and helping the
weak. those In the evening. of life

t 6 Th. Canon Law of the the ititutlunal tick aged nursing we care for I .r,. all ear parish a..
recognlxethat
Chun h Imposes. upon| each there are thousands who rlelles, under the direction' .f(
bishop of a diocese and each year pastors te lake. a peraonal
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prefer to are able to remain
41s pastor of a parish the grave In their own humet.A Interest In the aged .f(
rc<|I.>niibtlrty of helping thole the yean go by they !I... your ewe pirltk.
unable to hf'fphHft..vu.. come |peas active ant art unable Visit them Make. (them feel|
The function of a CatholIC to visit their friends. wanted Comfort; them in
Charities program U to aid Ttity alto boss many of their their de 'lining yean' so that
the entire Church In fulfilling friends and contemporaries, they. will prepare well to meet
Itt obligation toward U- in therefore Our DivineM.
they are almost <\ when the
need.our, atone and Irlf'n work li to provide the
best service possible to aU West coast to have
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he seek our help.

r Our week U not a subutllele. two Morning Stars I
for, but rather a ppUmmlU
., DM work .< IN HUH*?. the
priests cad It.. MHWmU .! TAMI'AA new addition underway for the Morning'
the (berthas behalf .f hose Star School in Tamp consists of a new wing connected to
la IIH4. and extending to the west
girls' between the classrooms,
All Saints Home for aged One of the areas where the of the present school an administration office and
Individual parishioner" can Elsewhere: ea the westtoast storage
Suter M. Ursula who to administrator of AUSaints ful/01 hu or her obligation to meanwhile, the Ibm coo The building addition. at
lliM In Jackaoarille, also U Mjprrintra perform Individual! acts of Is planning another Morning Tampa. will .be a single Ioa charity U through friendly Mar Sthoul I for tirr4tunalchiMrta | ty|-0 wbooi wad a
home for the
of the dioeeaan nursing aged
dent visiting for the aged in the at M I'rlerttjurg. protected gallery and ramp
faf the residents of the home
ettewhere.. Many pariah. While Catholic Char The sew Tampa addition all abing the south wall.
are la wheelchair and receive aetTirra of pro- Uei hat made great stride Includes to classrooms with ConiUiMlUMt of this J'f'oJf':1
fea.kinal and volunteer staffa. la meat jean \a provide in- toilet facilities for Us and has begun.

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Handicaps lead I


children to us

Morning Star Schools accept
children who have special
educational nerds. Such
disabilities as cerebral palsy,
Spinal bifida, partial sight,
blindness, hard-of- hearing,
retardation, and many typesof
brain injuries are includedin
the present program.For .
example, in Jacksonville -
Morning Star's programat They add to residents' comfort at St. Joseph's ManorAt
this time Includes speech|

therapy, physical therapy, oc. St. Joneph'8 Manor in St G Durst, assistant administrator; IP.N; Mrs Margie& Green, Mrs.
cupational therapytyping Petersburg, the staff includes, back Mrs Eileen Ban biNi Coleman
row
and crafts) and music therapy Mrs Iktty Johnson, Miss
(piano). This is, of course, In from the left, front row, Muss Mary Mrs. Anna Dll Williams, Mrs Page, Mrs. WI Lb, Mrs. Sussie I
addition to the academic cur. A. Gillan, administrator; Mrs. Bourne, Mrs. Mamie Travis, Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Wan! "Pal" is the
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Residents: at St J< : ha Manor in The Manor has a relax g and cn jcy-
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provide an adiition to it
Jacksonville' nursing home
for the aged, All Simla Home;

The new comtntrtlon at All / "t' I
Saints will arr min> Jite tlperton rn '

The *new. ,wing will parallelthe / "'/ j '

existing wing When com.pleted r \
there will be three (
sides of a quadrangle' of buildIngt d
facing the St. Johns t
River This will mike very 1CA 01 1
beautiful ttte and gardens .. 1
will be laid out facing the \ t'
river according to plans ,
which" have been made tAll ,!' I "
The addition will provide -... ' for a new chattel, enUrge- 'Io,; '\ ,.
ment of the dining area and "
storage space \ 1
The rooms In the new wing
will be private, each with Us
own bath.
The budding will be of
stucco concrete and steel. ,

Central alronditiuning and 1
heating will be previd-sl I.!
birth. the old building and he
new wing.' j
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Architect for the building Is 1 *?.> ,.. ,. ,. 'aL :]
Thomas J MaidJr\ ". AlA,
of :Miami Saints Home staff, Jacksonville

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Support yourCharitIes AugvwUne who staff All Saints left seated, are Sutrr M, Regina, Mr, Lenora TcxM, &Roy |I.y>e Wil
IK.me In Jo kanntille arc h- l lis'il| by ....iat.nt Sister Margaret Mary llama, Mr*. Krne: tin Smith, MUM
Father John J, Burns, chaplain, R.N., Sister M. Ursula, .,Irr nlalra. Ruse CorUtin LP,N., night SUJMTvUor I
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tt DM rurwr*; h..." I'/ a ni.nitxi ,I .,t is u.. s |I'd ruh Round the clock care
jUvfebMOop Jol r Jlurl..,. The junior cbotr Christmas l ,.y nesU4
least began with a party at 7 p m. unChrut (above) wr.* bountiful and visits Mortis; at All Saints give ry.ty par, k' f : ")
.-...s "<-. mlifn aH gathered: from fait nix and lowed on'- made UMbU their prnf>iwi'in and worn.M t y..J ,H. r
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The new Christ
Child Center in Tampa staffed
by Sisters of St. Joseph, and
serviced by the Tampa Catholic
Charities Bureau, is an ex. AWL
cellent resource for workersin
the Orlando Tampa and St.
Petersburg offices a
The compassion that the
children at the Center need is
given to overflowing as they
themselves pass the difficult
hours away from their own
parents under the shelter and
In the homelike atmosphere
afforded at the new Center.
The children are placed here
for comparatively short
periods of time when circumstances A
have made it impossible Christ Child Center, Tampa
for them to remain in
their own homes due to Illness _
or absence of one or
both parent


'I I Personal charity helps! I

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Give a day's income to
...l Catholic Charities on February .
21, and then, do more:

Money is not the only way
::1 you can fulfill your desires to
be charitable.You .
e
can adopt a baby,
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You can offer your home asa
suitable one for boarding
children on a temporary
basil

You canlsit! the aged in
their homes

.. You can Join one of the
parish organizations that help
Catholic Charities

.c You can Join one of the w.M
auxiliaries serving the diocesan + R'tYYF 4Je
r child care centers, the
nursing homes for the aged,
or Die Morning Star Schoolsfor "'"

exceptional children Pet at St. Mary's HomeAn
You can also remember in

your will one or more of these addition to St Mary's Home for childrenin
Christmas carolsThese providential homes fur the Jacksonville this
means year and a constant companionof
helpless young and the ht.p-
less old the youngsters is King," their Collie pup.
Girl Scouts brought Christmas spirit .
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to life at the Christ Child Center in Tampa. Children I, '- --

at the Center heard carol, from old Christmas .
favorites to brand new one*. Holidays are
happy times for children and those at the Tampa

home are no exception, for staff members make
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Members of the staff at the Christ Child

Center In Tampa include, from the left, Miss,

Georgia Jayncs MSW. social worker of the Time out for games at Tampa home
regional office; Sister Alice Joseph, Sister Fran-

cU Borgia, Sister Geraldine, superior, and Sister Christ Child Center to Tampa hap. slides and everything needed for good
Kvangcliata all Sisters of St. Joseph of St. jiily has plenty of room for play The hard ikying: The Center will soon bedtbrsUng
Augustine. Urge back yard fences la swings.
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The board of directors for the Tampa tary; Sam Latimer, president; Mr*. S. Kri t; Hugh; Harold Davis; Father James M.
Catholic Charities Bureau met for a late Mr*. L. W. Hall Father John X. Llnnehan; Buckley SJ.; Donald Huxbcaum; (toque
I January conference: from the left, seated and standing, Dr. Joseph Flynn, Father Santa Cruz; (.. M. Talley and Matthew I
Father Laurence E. Higgiiu, director; Mm Richard Wagner C.SSR.; Father Lawrence O'Brien.
Martha Franco A.CAW.. executive aecre- Murphy C.SS.R.; Father Thaddeu I'. Me-

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central office announce a new Catholic Mr*. Helen McOarrlty, executive office was opened" In 11K)2. Residents" '
Charities Bureau at LakeUnd. Mrs. Caroline mary of the Catholic Charities Hu- of Daytona Beach and surrounding

Curran M.S.W., above, who ha been working out reau In Daytona Beach, ha noted the area have welcomed the office1 MTV I IAt
.I the Tampa Bureau begin her duties a* execu- growth of services offered since theN

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IJrevani Ca1: n (7.artt..* lit !U, 'in I'*
Cuban exiles thlnJ'car"t',i, < & 'n cr r r"dr,-, lnMn" ,' ,,t..r
Helping of UM nation Mr*. Iktty HolAiina, stare U
Young Cuban, supervised ffice I< Sal**. cue wi."rat l'hLkm.L
MM JciKne CbanbBu- by the refuges program art aim"t2.ruub J. Aglio A.CAW., executive secretary; and Mr*.
CatlwBc
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WHOM
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practice the spiritual and t r ra

corporal! works. of mercy)' in +,
the manner most realisticallyfitted
to the needs., parishes d
throughout the Diocese will q xq
"f give you the opportunity to
t help on Sunday, February 21 E Jr

On that day.. the annual collection r --u* ,4 A +Yu .. erg t "y
will be taken up for
(Charities. ,lour gift will, \ help' wvIN >
I vr'S. both children and families. : iIL

Frequently people are wore '
k. Tied and distressed and unable I9 .r--L
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THIS (child and many others are available for adoption pressure of( the immediate r rr
The Catholic: Charities' Bureau In a li licensed difficulty is relieved The
,,(( child placing agency which places' children in family welfare' division in
homos( for adoption. Recently, nome of our offices' have each regional office of the
reported(' a decrease in the number of couples wishing to Catholic (harilies Bureau r

adopt' As a result, the child pictured above U only one helps and(' problems people with to difficulties find! their -jI
of many who awaits placement) longer than is usually
(own'" strengths, to use the com
suitableThe sidered for older children munity facilities, and to have\'
policies. governing the rather' than infants. recourse to the moral strength Third year. marked by Orlando Ch rifles staff
approval of couples for adoption Size of the existing family of religion, thus Increasingthe ( Charities staff at St. Petersburg Bureau
are flexible. Briefly the (either' natural or adopted fundamental strength of The staff of the Orlando Catholic lion: seated, from the left, Thomas. ..uam!, Bernard Sullivan Jr. child
prospective adoptive couple) is considered but does. not; the family and preserving& the Charities Bureau reviews the J. AgIle> A.C. .W., \'. secretary <<' !If fare worker; and )Mrs.. Evelyn';\( ) Working' in St.. Petersburg as IVyn, se-crrtary-receptionlst' (' ) Mina standing", Mrs.. Julianne Plenimoix! ,
.should meet the following requirements exclude the couple. common good.Assistance Increase in the number of persons ; standing, Mrs.. Elizabeth: H. ake R.N., nurse and social I 1 1rker. members. of the staff of the Catho .Mary Cornell' A.C.S.W., executive' casework' aide; and Mrs. Jane I'tr'
t : Be in good health with nor or help is not to they have served as they' begin the Nevltt 1 adoption worker. Mrs.,. I lie (Charities; Bureau' are, seated, secretary-< )Mina, Mary Dixon, family t terf, Supervisor (of children" In f It"- I
The (Catholic; member' be a mal life expectancy)' and be understood as material the office's third year of opera Frances Davis, (office, ( manager. from the left, }Mrs. Catherine' r TV> counnultor and adoption service: ter homes.
practicing Catholic knownto able to pass a simple physical )' relief" but rather help in trying
the local pastor who will ( examination. to find out difficulties. and .
give his. approval There are other considerations what may be done to reestablish //i.'
Validly marrleo r r I c; long depending'| on the individual a person or family, socially ',1
enough to demonstrate the .situation morally)', or financially' ,
stability of the marriage. 4''tt')' ", n,
These' will be discussed' during The family dh 1,10., offers .
lie In a secure'( financial ( (he actual adoption study patient, sustained and careful .. .40
position!) to Insure the proper which, although, detailed and exploration of the seed 1'.,
.., rearing, of' the child by exhaustive\' Is a relatively.)' of Individuals and extends. ii '1VILLEI '
Hireling'' social, medicaland d I c: I simple uncomplicated' pro. casework' It'nkI.I. them In FACILITIES JACKS S
educational needs.. Cfdure, which can be completed working, out their difficulties /I //f'JO' cv I OFfICE/
la a short time' CATHOLIC CHARITIES/ / BUREAU 14'I
Have adequate living arrangements These families and individuals ALL JA rj HOME
: in an environment The offices' of the Catholic: are provided' with casework {Diocese)/ of JT: UGUST/NZ/ .sr. 101." "s' HOME's :
suited to the needs of Charities Bureau welcomeyour : service, budget' (counsel' \ I
(children Home ownership"" inquiry about adoption. Big, and marriage, counseling" /MONI:: s STAR SCHOOL
Is not required More and more applicants are for !the h purpose of diminishing
Age is not a rigid factor needed In order to find .suitable domestic. problems, recovering l
except, I that couples. over 40 homes for the babies ,health, and overcoming
)years' of age should be con awaiting placement.' personality problems DAYTON BEACH

F M I: ': s /frEGlOfJAL/ OFFICE

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) MORNING STAR 'L L REGIONAL' OFFICE
i A full schedule it works, of charity Kalhlrra( Keilly ACSW.. executive..
nr ans a busy t r.utine;: for the staff of tertiary standing, "MIM II r rend d a
A riMfe+r" l lsr. LAKELAND the Jacksonville. Catholic (Charities' Page( case aide and. Mrs. "Msrgaiit I t I
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.. _4 9 9k .Mm.Marguerite .. [Uoiman. ,
: REGIONAL, OFFICE/ :: Dureau.- abated, from the left, *< retaryIn
I lialllnger, ..A C.S.W1.;, Mix

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PiT.$T.. JOSEPH MANOR Have you remembered iI<>_is agars... M IMS all the,
srt lorsl. offices of .UM.. <'aliwla' ..
t in will ? (lnrtlMM... ...... will tomcmkrrs !
y1tS, er Charities your '."""" fit f .UM.. (I'sUt-d 1 Kuiwl
.M their.. ... area These guru'
+ In a4Ml"fl' U )your (tit to Catholic CharMIe In the .UlMUS. racogRtM. tM imimr, "r
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aaoNttl.. pariah. eoApctkin SARASOTA ...H"1.. those< P f""*** of* srvar., by" naming the Catrw>>>I... Lttamtag t. .. "' < .la "swlp' alley,,ale,
Tampa staff meets at Charities Bureau .. romiiiuniil' \lf
and Uw
REGIONAL CFF&C (CharttM* I lirr.au Wi your will vr as the rtcipsont of gibes M >
.Iarats.. .. received f .. Iron" Miss Martha }Franco(() A.C.S.W.. Salsa, caM worker tor.) Cuban rrfu-' graphcr< rcuptk.niat: ,. and 1 M( ft. \ (PnO POStD$ ) in "Ism" of fiowefs, when there is a dath In th* ,family.. imalm. .. .. appal campaign r."."

executive' secretary!( of the Tampa gees' ;, Miiw Alice Spadavecchia, r fog,, Ruth Pupuy) > office manager and J Masst.mesvee)( ( .. .. '11I1) evpMMaon.. ... ... of facUHtes asrl..1 l aerates's. .. pl.as.. ._. tte 4ior>*a. lunch
regional office of the Catholic trr home worker;, MM Georgiaa bookk"'l' arc i Brasrble... only thixmgh yimf ......+...ty. .oM.lmnl.... .. .M Uw annual...... ..>
Charities Bureau, meets( with the Jajnca J ) Us.. W.,. social(' worker k ., lie ClN-"" rltM"- .rolis..., < *lien. .. m' all'1

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unwed mothers

TilE Catholic Charities Bureau baa developed through

years a program of care for unwed mothers. 4
Now, we see it further expanded and refined in an at.
tempt to offer the best possible service to these girls
who are in need. The Bureau, through its regional offices .
offers a variety of services to these client depend.
ing on their individual situation

tlons Her worth as an Individual .
Professional social work. in need will not be overlooked
ers, trained especially for this Her needs in all
work and dedicated to their spheres physical moral,
task, counsel with the unwed spiritual, will be met in many
St. Home Jacksonville
Marv's staff
mother during her pregnancy ways In spite of the grow- .
to assist he' with the decisionsshe ing numbers of girls! seeking
must Wake about herself this assistance, she will be Sister Francis De Sales, (using telephone housemother; and Sister Mary Nor-
and her childMedical treated as an individual with ) is the administrator of St. bert, girls'' housemother. Robert McCaJJum -

and legal arrange. a singular problem Her Importance Mary's Home, Jacksonville. The staff right, to maintenance en* I
meats are made U suit each: as a person with a of the child care cottages Includes gineer.Successors .
Indlt Ideal case. tained.purpose in life will be main- Sister Catherine Therese, left, boys'

Living arrangements are
carefully made to insure the
privacy of the unwed mother
during her confinement tin-
ally, she is helped to under.
stand fully what is involved in
the surrender of her child for
adoption, if this is the plan
agreed upon.

The expansion of facilities r t.. \ d, ... -
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of the Diocese during the \ 'l ... ." ...::;::.:..a.""
last year included the establishment "t'" 'i"
of the first diocesan 110..
home for unwed mothers It
is Marls Stella Villa, locatedin y
Winter Park, and administered
. by the Orlando Office of
the Catholic Charities Bureau 4&
This facility meets a A rr 1
long felt need in the Diocese. ( 'lit
The regional office: workers ,
of the Bureau were most
pleased when the central office .
announced the establish
ment of this resource last
June

facilities such as this are
becoming increasingly moreIn
demand because of the rise
in the Incidence of illegitimate .
births in this country
Recent studies demonstratethis 4
one out of every 19 ,. Y
births is illegitimate This e
means that more than S percent
of the babies born in this
country are conceived out of
wedlock We can speculate
forever as to the causes of to a noble tradition in JacksonvilleLike
this but can find no definite

answer. all children the boys and was a Christmas program one of ten of St. Joseph In those early
Who are they I Who are the
unwed mothers of the 19GOi girls of St. Mary's Home in Jacksonville many down the years since the year of the work for orphans la
A glimpse of the case records enjoy music. This year, pioneer Irish Sister of Mercy, Sister the Diocese, when St. Mary's Home
tells the story They art all they took pride In their own dramatic Mary Ann, founded the home was the only refuge for children I
ages, from the 12 and 14 year presentation of the song and for children. Sister Mary Ann under diocesan auspices.\
olds to those In their late 30s verses of "The Littlest AngeL" It pioneered with St. Augustine's Slavv.
They are the bright Intelligent
girls in our high schools
and colleges as well as the A.C.S.W. means
school drop-outs They come
from all classes of society
They come from all neighborhood : competent handsThe
:*-the residential area
and those across the executive secretaries of
tracks,'. the girl next door, the regional offices In the
the far away relative or Cat'!-, lie Charities Bureau oft
friend the bright and alert, '-t I.)'I X't'M.. list the Setters
the dull and the slow The girl: A C S W after their names\
Mho "had every opportunity ii efi" ,a] eorreipondcnctT .
from the best fanuland '- ;) !- !lets stand fur AI< a those who have been deprived. .. e .:,f urMwd Social Vtorkc .
moat t of their Ihcs Thom is c
no common dcnomcnat, no :" mean that the F- a!
one factor that Is found in t using them l hay both
every case except the fact of a m-tr f' s degree 0 d pro
j pregnancy and unmarried 41 f. '!lal! experience' in tuiialw
state _.k;.

The unwed mother referred Mako a will
to one of the offices of Catholic 464-
Charities In the Diocese Name as your benefit !Isry
ran expect and will recelte a Morse Star School, or the
understanding, compassion Mans Stella Villa St. Mary Home, or Catholic
true hrUtian charily. Charities Bureau Inc or one
Her dignity will/ be respected Marls Stella Villa Is administeredfor rice of the Catholic Charities Bureau. .f the several I'ro\1dtn1W
agonies la the DKKCM.Lea _
abo\e all other considers10 unwed mothers by Uw OfUiUo of
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Morning Star School program was begun In 1953v

| Archbishop: Joseph P. Hurley. It began as a proto -

I facilitate the Catholic education of physically

capped youngsters. Today, the programs include

i ble .handicapped children because of the
numbers who have
required for Communion
for help in this area.
Our school is
day very similar
spokesman ex-
antes to the regular Catholic
as folds -
the program school day. We allow longer:

period of time for the childrento
not limit our enroll'
cover the material in the
to Catholic children regular curriculum and Me 4, y
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If we space
hate some extracurricular
|c' we can help the chd-
which into
programs we fit
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the title "Morning
The maID objectives of thistype
_hool for Exceptional ... .
of work are to give the
Bren" Tim coven the child a sense of accomplishtnent :t
K of handicaps
types teach him to finisha
to
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11 1 lie are equipped to han1 Job to aid his skills of dexterity School day begins at Morning Star
excluding, of course,
and to promote accep-
(gated or superior child table social behavior. Another school day begin for the includes classroom lessons and rehabilUtatlnn

}i they have an accom- Every child receives his children who attend Morning Star programs. Catholic charities<< em.
disability.
:lC physical full share of love and under School in Orlando. They start their brace the handicapped<< children in this

i *t the Catholic children standing. No child receives morning as do all other school chil segment of their ChrUtlike rtuleavors.Learn .

prepared U teethe the the pity that others would dren. Hut a day at this .i>ccial school
ijmrnts. Sometimes 11ii like to extend

three years er more of We have found this program ', .. ...... .,
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Let your gift Catechism U an Important| part of learning at

the Morning Star Auxiliaryand : Morning Star Brhool, Orlando. Children are pre-
hk of the courses at Morning Star given by
to children with |*r<< I.: 4 for handicapped children is is a great help
firmatlon. These children, above are learning the
coordination problems.lf
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abilities. This school for haodicapfwl practice at Morning: Star School. Or.Wads ,"rtance of play la the well Seeded
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Staff members work to make mealtime a
A visit to the Blessed Sacrament well aa other times enjoyable for residents of th
Mater Del Nursing home for the aged in Daytona
Residents at Mater Dei Home in to by the chaplain who offers daily Beach. In this attractive dining room, th-
I Daytona Beach can make frequent Mans, hears confessions and calls on dietary department serves a delicious and healthful
visits to the chapel there. Spiritual the guests, bringing them comfort and menu.

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new hairdo just seems Guests enjoy a television program at Mater Dei
to fill the bill for uplifted'
HpiriU. And the staff at Guests at the Mater Del Home atmosphere Interesting and pleasant cern themselves with the spiritual
Mater IX i Home doesn't for the aged are provided with Staff members are truly I physical and mental needs of th-
I leave out the slightest everything necessary to make the frit'nof the aged for they con- resident
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A good of canasta
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Miss Mary J. Clarke U.N. adminis- Santanullo, LPN Mm Anne Pueltrklge. .
trator of Mater Del nursing home for Mm Jean limn. Mr*. Dorothy Mrs. HU1, a vmintecr worker at Mater DeleeJo
the aged in Daytona Brach u assisted' Fox UN. Mrs. KUiac Baylor. UkalUik. y a gun of canasta with the guests of UK
by these suit axles, from lift Mrs. .. and Henry Jutr... Mr*, Fox
I'rnl'lll': M nag nan, Mrs. MUli, Jin- is nursing; 8UMuiir| at UM home visit' : .
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r e diocesan nursingme tern just installed is gearedto themselves Josettes and consideration in her interviews beauty parlor. Correspond

J | for Jacksonville is supply soft water for the There Is a fine spirit among and whenever possible Price Is attended by Iced

i ler the patronage of All addition as veil the staff and personnel. They arranges a visit to the home Cross Gray Ladies who come

,mU Four Sisters of St. Father J. J. Burnt, chap substitute for one another andhelp before formulating final in groups of two or three
of St. Augustine lain has seen to the provision 1 In many ways Duringthe plans This method is a great; front Monday through Friday.
1f n<-ph Dora Hurricane when help in orienting newcomersand Their
their time of a new altar since the recent visits bring cheer and
,ride, devote homed changes in the liturgy.In '. travel was dangerous the shortens their period of happiness.Members.
the
supervising maintenance man became a adjustment of III Saints .\uIllary \.
looking out for the addition to the Red waiter, and a maid took over Round the (clock nurses provide ulpiiiinl and

tereats of guest patient Cross volunteers a group of the kitchen, and helped in give every CAreII- no"n to furniture.For .
Besides the new addition high school girls: from St. serving the sick guests their profession Clothes haveto this reason they spon.

,;:b will expand All Saints Paul's Sodality takes turns in &Klalsl'n ices are provided be selected, prepared and sor a )early card party
e present home is newly helping with the eveningmeals. by the Catholic: Charities Bureau stored Beauty care Is pro- last spring they Installed
cited inside and out. They don a light: blue The ioc.al worker as. v.Jed by local beauticianswho a steam sterilizer at a cost off
\ new w al ,f 'ling IY" pinafore and rap and Ball E 'nod to the home uses tact operate in the home's 1900 and they are now tryingto
secure furniture for the
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Kathleen lusty! executive! Jll'i'n-: ary i.f
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The Catholic Charities Board of the Jas *- Rim.h.r8SJ, the Catholic
first inert- Chr... -n. Father dI'lsk lAA&han. The board make visits to the various
wJU regional office held rU John
the James Muli-ry fred tnutk in the arts to boW Um meet
Home. from d'ft&A in ing this year at St. Mary'* John J. .
kft, standing Io T. Bowie! Father W. tJlt'nlthecrrlA'1 Father ; ...ated J,5.) ),Ionahu.W YJp-

Tkwu Larkin, Father Walter Bueebe OSuliiran. Clyde W. lOne, lira.
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their Influence to bear In the to the common good and welfare to be admitted to graduate
/CATHOLIC Charities, since Its formal organization lav formation of sound social welfare of all mankind.At school
I the early 1040s, has sent students to various
many policies in federal, state this time, we have three Reference from your pas.
Catholic universities-especially the Catholic Universityof and local agencies. students in our graduate tor.

America to study social work at the graduate leveL I* recent years, we are In. scholarship program two You should have an Interest .
This scholarship programhas creasing the emphasis on social In the Catholic University of in helping others. This
provided us with many of Others who availed them. work education, because America and the other at requires unselfishness.
the well-trained and competent selves of the opportunity are there .Is Increased need .in all Fordham University, New When the student graduates .
I professional people who working with other privateand areas .f social service. York We have three recent he or she is required to
staff our offices today. public agencies bringing graduates ((19G3-19M) working work for two years for Catholic
There are presently about in our offices They hold Charities. This Is not a
10,000 employment opportunities Masters' degrees from Catholic very exacting condition sinceit
In social service! through. University and St. Louis takes two consecutive years
out the country while all the University of supervision in one agency
schools of social work-some to qualify for membership in
60 odd-graduate about 2000 We hope to have a dozen the American Academy of Social
students a year. students on our program be. Workers according to
ginning September 19CS. present regulations.
This vital work of caring Persons wishing Information
for the young the aged, and What are the requirementsfor on the scholarship program
receiving one of these
keeping families together Is
x offered by the Diocese
Cod's work and should appealto scholarships? may inquire at the regional
all good Catholics who 0 A college degree (B.A, orB office of the Catholic Chari-
want to make a contribution .S,) with high enough grades ties Bureau nearest to them.Diocese .

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students who are on schol- School of Social Service of the Catholic
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Her First Holy CommunionFather of the Diocese of St. Augustine, D. C. Pictured from left are Michael

Florida, plan their second" semester L
Supove, Dean Frederick J. Ferris
John X. Linnehan of Most Holy Redeemer -
program at the National Catholic and C.
Betty Thsyer.
Church In Tampa give one of the pupilsof ", un,,,,,,,,,,,, u",,,,,.
Morning Star School her First Holy Com-
munion. Sister Mary Daniel S.S,J., staff memberof Support your

the Tampa school, assists the little handicapped Charities}
student to the altar rail.
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Patricia Neus will join: the staff of the
Teach at Morning Star TampaThe Daytona Beach: Catholic Chanties Bureau la Julyas

a lull tune caseworker. She Is presently completing
teachers at Morning Star Schoolin school for handicapped children: from her second< year at the graduate school of

Tampa spend some time studying the left Mrs. Kenneth Schleman; Sister social work at Fordham University and will receive
supplementary reading materials In Mary Dankl S.S.J,; and Mrs her masters degree In June. This picture

order that they can better<< provide Charles IlenseL was taken when she worked at the regional office
education and care at the West Coast I la TamraWould .

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- North and central Florid have been served for sev-
era! yean by Morning Star Schools for exceptional chil
- dren. Sisters of St. Joseph trained for this specializedteaching
I are in charge of
This building is the
the Morning Stars In the perma.
nent home and can accom. .
. Diocese. modate 40 children. The class r
The Morning Star School of rooms were designed for a
I Jacksonville has been estab- maximum of 14 children each.
lished there since 1958. It was This fact enables the staffto r t ,
located on the grounds of St. incorporate a good deal of V I ff'
Paul parish, Riverside. There individual Instruction into the
the school occupied a renovated everyday program.
building with a capac. Morning Star in central
ity of 15 children.The Florida Is located at St.
new location Is at 725 Charles parish for handi.
MicUer Road Arlington, on capped children in need of
the same grounds with Christthe special education In the Or.
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Guide children of Morning Star School

Morning Star School's staff in Jack aide; Mrs. Raymond BuerVle craft
Ronvtlle is comprised of, from the left teacher and volunteer aid; and Miss
rs James L. Marron teacher; Mrs.T. Nettle Marie Ault teacher volunteerMrs.

'. Rshaim teacher; Mrs Norman Victor Nlhoul, physical therapy I
Keeae, speech therapy; Sister Joseph technician and Mrs. C. A. Kothnmn,
Marie S.S.J., teacher in charge; Mrs. volunteer teacher's aide, were not pt es.
Jean McAllister volunteer teacher's ent when the picture was taken.
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The Diocese of M. Augustine was built by the moue I. parishes O't'fhkh he presided .
Help them be carefree Is building Cor Jetu, a KM and named St. Jestph as a pastor in Tallahassee .
nursing borne for the aged, Maser, Ilradtnton and else-
Sister Alice Joseph, left, and Sinter St. in Tampa; planning another where. Now Ms priestly ministry .
Michael, Join young volunteers from parishes in nursing home for aged In Or. Mass Is celebrated In theManor's Is serving the aged who
Tampa In entertaining children cared for at the Undo, and operatingD homes chapel every morn reside In the diocesan nursing
Ing at 7 o'clock by the resident
diocesan Christ Child Center Blowing bubbleswas in Jacksonville, a y ton a chaplain Father William borne at St. I'etersburg.
part of the fun at a recent party for the little tteach and St. 1'rtersburg J, Carroll a diocesan Priest SL Joseph's Manor Is a colonial -
home located in
jnN. The home Is !51. Petersburg who spent many yean la theHelpless a pie
luresque setting. There are
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residents: the lame and nur

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: the rear of the main building

Guests requiring constant
f nursing rare are In the newer
t wing M. Joseph Manor li
supervised by the Diocese and
under the management for
the past four years of Miss
Mary A. Glllsn
Assisting Miss Gillan, . mlnlstrator Is Mrs Mildred!
II Durst nurses "around the
clock," and a staff of nune
aides, maids, licensed pro
tlcal nurses and a Isundre.

f At holiday limes inch a*
ThaakiflvlNg and CttrUlmas
rae Ik* rflalag runt ,tables are
pl Is s banquet style and
gaily sVctralerf.

One of the guests hat Hut
privilege of keeping t h ehaprl
( neat and attending to
the sacristy.
Entertainment: is arranged
according to the desire of
the ,u.I..
Visitors are welcome st the
Manor.

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consistent with Star serves more handicapped children
Cafeteria time at Morning Starfchool days' happenings roiitin In this than any of the other Moro-
classroom give day.
11n Jacksonville !is similar to a regular every
and food leg StAn.
any other school Sisters, teachers routine are recesses Morning a","""'"",,,,,,,,,,,,.
U4 work to the breaks. jAcksoovUles
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.. Mrs Mary Nicholson, left, foster mother for
.1 Orlando Catholic Charities, open her door once
again to Mrs. Evelyn Blake K.N Mrs. Blake arf"
': nurse and social worker, has come with another

infant who will be cared for until placement for
adoption.


Mater Dei celebrates -

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I \ rewarding act of charity I),\\'TON.\ 8'(11Feb: Preparations for the gala
ruary II, 1965 was a special cl'lt'bratlOltl'e completewith
Mrs. Mary Nicholson has caIN for placement for adoption. The bureau .U day for Mater Del-our a birthday cake
more than 50 children al the foster in need of additional footer homes. youngest facility for the aged. Since its opening, Mater
I mother for Orlando Catholic Charities Won't you offer to help* On that day Mater Del cel- Del, besides" being home to 40
Children are plaN In her home until bra H .Its first birthday. guest, has become an in.tegral .
part of parish life and
'f "'Jr't;' .;; .. ::1/:' ,:,,;_ .,' ; activity The Mater Del Association
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composed of men andwomen
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1 I .3' -. ithes. does much to brighten
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Q Volunteers play' games,
: C'ard.rUt letters, take
'. guests for Ib vr rides, ami
1 \ add thai personal touch thai
cannot always be supplied bya
busy ...'*
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Comionaoty and attractively
ff furnished Mater Del pro.
f vides for its aunts gracious
living and supportive car in
I a truly Catholic atmosphere
Spiritual need of the guestsare
administered to by a rtl U
dent chaplain who daily offers
the Holy Sacrifice of the
Mat*. heart confessions and
visits the guests bringing
; them spiritual help and con
olatKHi

Spacious living rooms give
r opportunity to watch tele
vision., write I letters, read, or
Visit with friends

Large patios, and grounds
that will soon be landscaped
r permit the quiet enjoymentof
or a walk, in sunshine and
fresh airBus .

rides, bear parties.IrateUgwrs .
game, nailing
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.. "I. ',","PJ' Italy Mind aad baadieraft.
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... program at Mater DrL

Check Morning Star equipment, JacksonvilleThese Here guests are. encouraged
f t to remain aelf sufficient as

: mm, members of the over the equipment used at Morning James Xlonahan. David M..Na> long at possible and U etw
: \ Catholic Charities Board of the Star School on one of their. mar. William SutUvwx and John joy atmosphere their declining of years ian .
Jacksonville! regional office, look frequent vuita.: from UM left Lanahaju treedom from care.peace and

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