vites the clergy, Religious andlaity of the Diocese to participate in the priestly ordination inSt. Mary's Cathedral, FaIl River, on Saturday morning, M.ay10, at 11 o'clock of Rev. Mr.William L. Boffa, Rev. Mr. Kevin J. Harrington, Rev. Mr. Arnold R. Medeiros, Rev. Mr. BruceM. Neylon and Rev. Mr. RichardM. Roy. .
Priests wishing to concelebrate with Bishop Cronin areasked to bring -'amke, alb, cincture and stole.
All priests present are invitedto take part in the laying on ofhands in the ordination rite.They are to be vested in casockand surplice or Mass vestments.
tions estimated to cost between$150 and $200 each. Let me emphasize 270,000 abortions at agrand total of between 40 and50 million dollars paid for byfederally funded money.
We should also be aware thatthis figure of 270,000 abortionsrepresents 28 per cent of allabortions performed in thiscountry. These figures are
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der my jurisdiction may knowwhere I stand in this question,I am sending a copy of this letterto them.
Yours faithfully in Christ,
Daniel A. CroninBishop of Fall River
Issue Resolutionto Kennedy
WomenIn Reaction
The Diocesan Council of Catholic Women, meeting in Taunton for their annual convention,expressed its "chagrin and dismay that Senator Edward M.Kennedy of Massachusetts, heretofore having represented himself as a champion of human Jife,tragically and deplorably assumed a position of positive advocacy for the advancement ofabortion by vigorously opposingthe 'Bartlett AmeQdment'."
The diocesan women heard adetailed explanation of the fullimpact of the amendment andthen expressed themselves in along and clear resolution.
Following is the talk present·ed Saturday at the DiocesanCouncil of Catholic Women Convention in Taunton by GertrudeK. (Mrs. James A., Jr.) O'Brien,Chairman of the Family AffairsCommission: .
I stand before you this morning to present a Resolution foryour approval. In order for you.to fully understand the natureof this Resolve it is importantthat you are made aware of thebackground on this Constitutional Amendment to Protect theUnborn recently defeated by theCongress of the United States.
We 'should all be aware thatin 1973, there weJ.'e 270,000 'abor-
I agree with the stance tal.,enin this question by you. I knowthat you are not alone in theSenate. But you did assume theleadership role in this matter andI must lament that fact.
In order that the priests of theone hundred thirteen parishes un-
May 2, 1975
Honorable Edward M. KennedySenatorUnited States SenateWashington, District of Columbi.l
Dear Senator Kennedy,
. I write in regard to your position concerning the BartlettAmendment attached to SenateBill 66.
I regret sincerely that you opposed the amendment whichwould have prevented the spending of government funds for pay.ment for abortions. 'Furthermore,I am constrained to deplore theleadership role which you assumed in the Senate debate. Itseems quite impossible for meto interpret your role in this instance as anything other than aweakening of your personal conviction, which you have stated tobe, and which I trust might stillremain, that abortion is wrong.
You know, Senator Kennedy,that as Bishop of the Diocese ofFall River and a moral leader inthis community, I can not remai:lsiient about this vital issue of thedefense of innocent and unbornhuman life. You also know thatthe Diocese of Fall River encompasses a large part of southeastern Massachusetts. I wouldbe less than true to my duty asBishop were I to mislead, by mysilence, anyone into thinking that
Most Reverend Daniel A. Cronin, S.T.D., Bishop of Fall River,has released the text of a lettersent to Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Senior Senator of Massachusetts, in which he laments theleadership role the senator tookin the defeat of an anti-abortionamendment during a recent ·senatorial debate. The text of the letter is as follows:
BISHOP CONGRATULATES NEW DCCW PRESIDENT: Most Rev. Daniel A. Cronin,S.T.D., offers his felicitations to Mrs. Michael J. McMahon of Fall River on her electionas president of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women in the presence of Mrs. JamesLeith, left, of New Bedford, first vice- president, and Mrs. Richard Paulson, second left,Taunton, outgoing president.
Bishop Regrets Senate RoleOf Kennedy on Amendment
1-974 final totals will be recordedon the Honor Roll of 1975. Ofthe 113 parishes in the diocese,94 parishes exceeded the previous year's (1973) final totals'in the 1974 Appeal. Rev. Msgr.Anthony M. Gomes, diocesan director of the Appeal, said: "Lastyear's Honor Roll of 94 parisheswas the highest in the historyof the Appeal, now in its 34thyear. We are anticipating thatevery parish will be enrolled inthis year's parish Appeal HonorRoll. We are aiming for onehundred per cent Honor Roll113 parishes exceeding their 1974
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work involved supervision of anorphans' program serving 125 orphanages in South Vietnam.
"But the work was squeezedout of. existence as refugees wererelocated from one area to another," she said. At the end ofher service she was coordinatinggeneral refugee operations forCatholic Relief Services, 'hIringone seven-day period helping toprovide food, clothing and ot.hernecessities for 170,000 people.
Then came the fall of the cityand Sister Eleanor herself became a refugee. "YQU take onthe characteristics of a prisonerof war in a couple of hours," shesaid wryly, recalling her six daysin a receiving camp on Guam,
. where she and two other peoplewere the only single Americanwomen among 5,000 Vietnameseand families of American c;ervicemen. "In no time there was' agrapevine and rumors spread likewildfire."
Sister Eleanor said that sl)ewould have been processedthrough the camp very quickly,had she not sponsored three Vietnamese employes of Catholic Relief Services, aiding them tocome to the United States.
"I had a man and two womenwith me, and we took the manto Saigon airport in the trunk ofour car, so he wouldn't be de·tained for questioning," she reolated..
CCA Returns$310,350.30
SISTER ELEANOR McNALLY
The Holy Union Sister, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. BartholomewMcNally of Swansea and a nativeof Sacred Heart parish, Fall River, was in the Vietnamese capi-.talon a year's assignment withCatholic Relief Services. Her
Very tired, but otherwise ingood physical condition, SisterEleanor McNally, S.U.S.C., is ather parents' Swansea home recovering from the ordeal of livingthrough the last days of Saigon,a period which she describes asone of utter chaos and confusion.
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S!ster Eleanor McNallyReturns from Saigon
An Anchor oj Ihe Soul, Sure and Flrm-St. Paul
First,
TotalThe first returns from the 113
parishes and the special giftdonations received to date makethe total of $310,350.30 in theAppeal. Edward F. Kennedy ofTaunton, this year's Appeal laychairman, is encouraged withthe' initial parish reports. Hesaid: "It indicates a most favorable and generous responseby the people in the parishes toBishop Cronin's plea for support of the apostolates of charity, mercy, education, social service and other apostolic endeavors of the diocese."
Parish Honor RollParishes which surpass their
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Ordination SetF'or FaII Riverite
REV. PAUL DESROSIERS
Legion DayThe Legion of Mary will spon
sor a day of recollection from10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Saturday,May 24 at La Salette Shrine,Attleboro. All active and auxiliary members are invited to attend and may make reservationsthrough any parish officer untilTuesday, May 13.
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Rev. Antonio L. da Silvia,1952, Pastor, Qur Lady ofHealth, Fall River
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NEW ORLEANS - Five newpriests for the Archdiocese ofNew Orleans will be ordainedat the St. Louis Cathedral inceremonies May 10 at 10 A.M.by Archbishop Philip M. Hannan.
Among the five will be Rev.Mr. Paul Desrosiers, a native ofFall River, and the son of Mr.and Mrs. Thomas DeSTosiers. 'Hestudied at St. Mary's College inKentucky, St. Joseph's SeminaryCollege, and will receive a Master of Divinity degree from No-
. tre Dame Seminary later thismonth.
Rev. Mr. Desrosiers has a variety of pastoral experience induding work in the Archdiocesan Witness Program, the chaplaincy program at Odeans Parish Prison, and teaching dutiesat the Academy of the SacredHeart. He served for two yearsat St. Peter's parish in Reserveand as a deacon at St. Joseph'sin Galliano. He wiIl celebratehis first Mass 'at 5 P.M., May11 at the parish in Galliano, andwill offer a Mass of Thanksgiving, May 18 at 10:30 A.M.in his home parish, St. LouisChurch, Fall River.
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West HarwichHoly Trinity
Woods HoleSt. Joseph
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Acushnet-St. Francis Xavier
Fairhaven-St. JosephSt. MarySacred Hearts
Marion-St. Rita
Mattapoisett-St. Anthony
North DartmouthSt. Julie
South DartmouthSt. Mary
Fall River AreaFalI River
St. Mary's Cathedral 9,753.45Espirito Santo 1,290.00Holy Cross 1,240.00HQly Name 16,036.50Notre Dame 5,350.00Our Lady of Angels 13,245.00HQly Rosary 2,415.00Immaculate Conce'll. 3,815.00Sacred Heart 3,267.50St. Anne 2,341.00St. Anthony of Padua 1,889.70St. John the Baptist 3,414.00St. Joseph 4,136.00St. Mathieu 1,442.00St. Michael 4,790.00St. Patrick 6,193.00SS. Peter and Paul 4,604.00St. Roch 1,864.00St. Stanislaus 3,604.00
.St. William 3,428.00Santo Christo 1,519.75
Assonet-St. Bernard
Central VillageSt. John Baptist
North Westport-Our Lady of Grace 5,344.00
Somerset-St. John of God 4,468.50St. Thomas More· 8,093.50
Swansea-Our Lady of FatimaSt. DominicSt. 'Louis de France
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4,581.00
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2,198.008,453.257,721.00
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New BedfordHoly Name
St. Anthony,Mattapoisett
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Continued from Page Onefinal totals. The first million dollar campaign is our goal thisyear. With the cooperation ofpriests, solicitors and contributQrs in both phases of the Appeal-parish and special giftsthis goal is attainable."
Leading area parishes arc:
Taunton AreaHoly Cros.!:!,
South EastonSt. Mary, TauntonSt. Joseph, TauntonHoly Family
East Taunton 3,704.00St. ,Jacques, Taunton .3,381.00
Holy Name,Fall 'River
Our Lady of Angels,Fall River
Cathedral, Fall RiverSt. Thomas MQre,
SomersetSt. Patrick, Fall River
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PRINCIPALS AT CATHOUC EDUCATION CONVENTION: Most Rev. Daniel A.Cronin, S.T.D., Bishop of the Diocese of Fall River, principal concelebrant and homilistat the opening Mass; Dr. Eleanor M. McMahon, dean of Educational Studies at RhodeIsland College and keynote speaker; Rev. Msgr. Patrick J. O'Neill, D.Ed., Diocesan Director of Education and chairperson 10r the opening session.
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75th AnniversaryOf Cathedral'sVirgin Statue
A visitor t·o Ireland is oftensurprised when all activity in ahotel lobby suddenly comes toa halt only to realize that aclock is striking and everyoneis silently praying the Angelus.A visitor to downtown Fall Rivermight also be surprised to seesomeone pausing briefly with'head -bowed in prayer on busySecond Street.
The object of this devotion isthe statue of Our Lady ofLourdes standing on the lawnoutside the Lady Chapel of St.Mary's Cathedral. The statuewhich has had a special place inthe affection of Fall River Catholics for seventy-five years wasobtained in France by the Rev.Christopher Hughes and erected,as the inscription on the granitebase says in memory of the Rev.Edward Murphy and all deceasedbenefactors _ of St. Mary'sChurch. Father Murphy who waspastor of St. Mary's from 1840to 1887 began the building of thepresent Cathedral Church in1852.
The dedication of the statuetook pla~e on Thanksgiving Day,November 29, 1900. A parade ofreligious and civic societies including a platoon of policemen,members of the Holy Name So-
.cieties of St. Mary, St. Louis andSS. Peter and Paul parishes, theSacred Heart Cadets, the An·cient Order of Hibernians andthe Cercle Montcalm marched inreview before ·Bishop MatthewHarkins of Providence who earlier in the day had administeredConfirmation to almost threehundred children and adults atSt. Mary's. The sermon at thededication ceremony, which accounts say was witnessed by almost five thousand people, wasdelivered by.the Rev. Joseph McDonough, a native of St. Mary'sParish and 'pastor of St. MichaelChurch in Providence.
Following the sermon a groupof little girls dressed in white,representing the choirs of angelsmarched from the vestry-led byMiss Esther Elizabeth Gilliganwho unveiled the statue whichBishop Harkins solemnly blessed.
The seventy-fifth anniversaryof the blessing of Our Lady'sStatue will be observed on Sunday afternoon May 11, when atthe conclusion of this year's annual parish May Procession thestatue will be solemnly crowned.
Msgr. John J. Regan, Rectorof St. Mary's Cathedral, cordially invites everyone to join thepriests and parishioners of St.Mary's Parish in taking part inthe May Procession and Devotions which will begin at 1:45.
Communications
4 THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Thurs., May 8, 1975
reporting facts in this vein onlyserve to alarm, agitate and appall.
Well, th~ Church is not dead,it is not a mere carcass awaitingto be buried by the so-calledsophisticates of the would-bemodern press. It is alive and wellin each and every member, men,women and children who are alsocitizens of communties, taxpayers of towns and readers ofnewspapers. They have religiousrights and obligations as Catholics; they have constitutionalfreedoms and liberties as citizens.To defend· their freedoms andliberties while upholding theirmoral and religious convictionsis the founding guarantee of eachand every citizen of this land,inc!uding members of the Catholic Church.
It is about time that Catholicsonce more become aware thatthere I are many who would yetrelegate them to a second classcitizenship. It is also about timethat those who continue to evidence their personal and privateprejudice against the CatholicChurch by means of the publicmedia realize that they cannotescape effective response andpositive action. To do less wouldendanger the civil liberties of allAmericans.
Pro-Life PositionIs Told TonightOn Channel Four
The pro-life story will be presentedat 10 o'clock ton,ight onWBZ-TV Channel Four in a program that all in the Fall Riverdiocese are urged to view.Among those responsible for itsplanning is Dr. Joseph Stantonof the Brighton-based Value ofLife Committee. Dr. Stanton isremembered in Fall River for agraphic presentation on the
.... right to Hfe that he gave several years ago in St. Miehael'sparish hall. .
He said tonight's program willbegin with a widely acclaimedfilm, "The First Days of Life,"that means of intrauterine photography follows developmentof the fetus from the time ofconception.
This will be followed by aninterview with Louise Summerhill, founder of Birthright, anorganization dedicated to aidingwomen with problem pregnan- .cies. Birthright chapters are active in the Fall River diocese inFall River, New Bedford, Attleboro and Hyannis.
The third part of the programwill be introduced by a threeyear-old child, alive as the resultof fetal research. The ethics ofthis branch of medicine will bediscussed by Dr. Micheline Matthews of ,the Channing Laboratory of Boston Oity Hospital.
"Population Control and Abortion" will be the topic of Professor Arthur Dyck, SaltonstallProfessor of Population at Harvard Universtiy; and the careof the dying patient will be discussed by Dr. Sylvia Lack ofthe Hospice, a Connecticut facility for the terminally ill. Theresponse of the doctor to suchpatients will be considered byDr. Mildred Jefferson.
The program will break at 11p.m. for news and will resume atII :30 with an open-ended panelof reactors to the material presented.
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in any way sought to victimizethe public good as was insinuatedby what we might term theverbiage of the "Swansea affair."For years the. Catholic Churchhas freely granted to local communities not only superior services but also tax savings thatbenefit the entire populace. Theschools and institutions of theCatholic Church, freely built andoperated have reduced the community tax burden by millions ofdollars. .
What does add a new twist topresent prejudicial remarks is ofcourse the manner and tone bywhich they are reported by thepublic media especially the printed word.
There seems to be in recenttime even in our local area, awaiting vulture on many typewriters lingering to pick thebones of the Church. Like somany birds of prey ready to feedon stories from a dead carcass,some attitudes of news reportingcan only harken back to the daysof the "Know Nothings" not onlyin spirit but also in content.Newspaper reporters are supposedly dedicated to facts. Whenfacts are clouded by personal innuendo, offensive asides and insidious affrontries, they no longer remain 'facts but become personal editorialization. Like a wolfin sheep's clothing, methods of
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Towns have filled their cofferswith state revenues that paylittle attention to the fact thatparochial school students are alsoincluded in the total student population of the community. Building programs initiated by theChurch have given employmentto many regardless of religiouspreference and hundreds todayf:'hd additional jobs provided bythe many institutions sponsoredby the Church, which benefit allcitizens without reference to' raceor religion. To ignore such community benefits rendered by theChurch is to ignore the involvement and the dedication of thehard working, dedicated citizenswho by personal choice happen tomembers of the Catholic Church.
Such ignorance of course isnothing new in the struggle forexistence that the Church hashad to face in its long history.
A couple of weeks ago an elected official of the town ofSwansea, Mass., felt it his public duty to take the CatholicChurch to task, directly referring to the Diocese of FallRiver in the folk idiom of "Jesse James." Now this in itselfmight seem to many just amere case of indiscretion and
.imprudence. On the otherhand for others it could bea reflection of anti-Catholic bigotry and bias. However such asituation be viewed, it certainlywas wrong.
It was wrong not only in thechoice of words used to insultthe people of the Diocese of FallRiver but it was wrong as a public statement by a public official.The Church in this area has. not
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This coming Sunday is the Church's World Communications Day. Marking the occasion with a message, PopePaul has asked the media to give the Church what she isentitled to expect, truthful reporting on her teachings, aspirations and life.
He admonished against concentration on human degredation and warned against the manipulation of facts andof audiences.
The Pope is much aware, as all should be, of the greatpower of communications for good-and, through lack ofresponsibility, for evil as well.
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Food Problems AnsweredThirty-two members of the American Association for
the Advancement of Science will publish articles tomorrowin the magazine Science in which they will voice optimismconcerning the world's capacity to meet its food needs.Fred H. Sanderso~ of Brookings Institution will write that"The historical record lends support for the more optimisticview" that needs can be met for many years "without adramatic increase in CO$ts." He continues that the foodproblems of the last three years became a crisis that never
. should have happened."The crisjs could have been avoided if the United States
(and other grain-exporting countries) had been moreprudent."
The scientists do not minimize the problems faced inmeeting the world's need for food, but find hope in research,technology and development of untapped and underutilizedresources.
Dr. Sylvan H. Wittwer, director of the Michigan Agricul~ural Experiment Station, says that "Despite a growingpopulation and increasing demands of that population forimproved diets, .it appears that the world is not close touniversal famine. That people are malnourished or starvingis a question of distribution, delivery ,and economics, notagricultural limits."
The noted Jean Mayer, professor of nutrition at Harvard, offers a blueprint for relief management and calls forstrong direction by one person, clear data on the needs thatcome up In various areas of the world, prompt action onsupplies and careful prescription of appropriate diets forthose in need.
The writers feel that the one great contribution is tofocus in one place a large fund of information for the useof others.
Various suggestions have been given by the scientistsimprovement of the nitrogen-fixation capacity throughwhich plants can draw part of their food from the air;improvement of fodder and the fertility of livestock thatfeed on it; even such a simple measure as the control ofpests; storage of water and new methods of irrigation;increased use of fertilizers; better means of transportationof food from surplus regions to areas of need.
One interesting sidelight of the story is that it wasput on· an inside page. And there will undoubtedly be astrange silence from those who have been shrieking onpage one that the world is faced with immediate starvation.
There is an answer to this, of course. Those who havebeen using the food problems of the world to push forcontraception are losing an argument that they have beenpushing, and trying to panic people with, for a long time.
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Pilgrims EstimatedAt One Million
VATICAN CITY (NC) - Vatican Radio annuonced April 14that about one million pilgrimsvisited Rome during the firstquarter of 1975, according toestimates based on figures fromthe Holy Year Central Committee.
The committee stated that600,000 pilgrims had. checked inofficially through various agencies that handle pilgrims.
Since this figure ,docs not in·c1ude pilgrims traveling independently, it would not be anoverestimate to say that one million in all had already come toRome, said Vatican Radio.
This, the broadcast noted, wasmuch higher than the 210,521officially checked in for the firstquarter of the 1950 Holy Year.
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cil of Catholic Women, whosemembership numbers some 15,000women in 92 affiliated groups inthe Qiocese of Fall River, whichis located in the southeasternpart of Massachusetts, believesin the sacredness of human life,including the unborn at everyst~ge of their biological development;
And Whereas:In light of the conviction that
human life begins at conception,a fact strongly supported by scientific evidence, and ·because ofthe high value placed on the lifeof each and very human being,the Church has always prohibited direct abortion as a morallyevil act.
Be It Further Resolved That:The Fall River Diocesan Coun
cil of Catholic Women expressesthe hope that Senator Kennedyand his colleagues will soon declare themselves in favor of anamendment to the Constitutionwhich would offer the strongestpossible protection of theunborn.
And Whereas:It is increasingly clear that the
only effective way to provide legal protection for the unborn isto amend the Constitutionwherein safeguards of the Constitution extend to the unborn atevery moment of his or her existence from· conception onward.
And Whereas:A measure of protection for
unborn human life was offeredin the Amen.dment proposed bySenator Dewey Bartlett to Senate Bill 66, whereby spending taxmoney for abortions would havebeen prohibited;Be It Therefore Resolved That:The Fall River Diocesan Coun
cil of Catholic Women of theNational Council of CatholicWomen expresses its chagrin anddismay that Senator Edward M.Kennedy of Massachusetts, heretofore having represented himself as a champion of human life,tragically and deplorably assumed a position of positive advocacy for the advancement ofabortion by vigorously opposingthe "Bartlett Amendment."
The Fall River Diocesan Council of Catholic Women is by nomeans comforted by our Senator's reiteration of his personalopposition to abortion, since hehas been elected to protect therights of all, including the unborn;
RESOLUTIONWhereas:
The Fall River Diocesan Coun-
On April 10, 1975, Senate Bill66 was called up for debate onthe floor of the Senate.
A lengthy debate ensued onthe so-called Bartlett Amendment, Senator Edward M.Kennedy, who is a resident ofthe Fall River Diocese and theSenior Senator from Massachusetts, astonished seasoned observers of Senate activity by assuming the leadership role ineliminating the Bartlett Amendment from the bill.
Here is what the WashingtonPost reported under the headlines, "Kennedy Backs. AbortionAid." Senator Edward M. Kennedy yesterday lead a Senatefloor fight against an amendment that would cut off federalMedicaid funds for abortions,even though he said he personally opposes abortions. The antiabortion measure was defeatedwhen a motion to tablerit passed,54-36. Kennedy's position was asurorise.
Pro-abortion lobbyists saidthey were not even sure hewould vote against the amendment, let alone lead the opposition. Kennedy never before hastaken a strong .stand on theabortion issue.
The Boston Herald-AmericanrepONed the story under theheadline, "Kennedy Leads Successful Fight to Defeat AntiAibortion Measure," while theBoston Globe contained a storyunder the headline, "KennedyLeads Defeat of the Anti-Abortion Provision." (All newspapersreferred to were published Friday, April 11, 1975.)
In view of the position takenon this amendment by the SeniorSenator, a resident of our diocese, I hereby offer this Resolution. Before doing so I wouldlike to clarify any misinterpretation of this sl:atement.
This in no way, and I repeatno way, should be interpreted asa personal attack on the integrity of our Senior Senator butonly on his position regardingthis matter so vital and important to "human life."
Gertrude K. O'Brien(Mrs. James A. O'Brien, Jr.)Family Affairs CommissionChairman
Fall River -Diocesan Councilof Catholic Women of theNational Council of CatholicWomen:
Women's Resolution Against Abortion
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GUEST SPEAKER AT DCCW CONVENTION: Rev. Richard H. Sullivan, CSC, for-mer president of Stonehill College and guest speaker at the 22nd Annual Convention,discusses Saturday's meeting in the Taunton Catholic Middle School with Mrs. HarryLoew of Attleboro, second vice-president of the DCCW; Mrs. Redmond O'Callahan ofPocasset, third vice-president and Mrs. George King of Vineyard Haven, a delegate fromthe Cape and Islands District.
Continued from Page One"'rough estimates" arrived at bythe Department of' Health, Education and Welfare and revealedby the Ad Hoc Committee in De·fense of Life. •
Chief Justice Warren E. Burger recently commented regarding the issue of abortion. "Suchmoral and social issues shouldbe decided by the representationof all the American people ratherthan by a handful of judges. Hecontinued: "My view is that under our constitutional system,the elected representativesshould make these basic decisions not tenured judges whocannot be rejected -by the peopleas can Senators and members' ofCongress." .
We, as Catholic women, whoare committed to the preservation of life as sacred from themoment of conception, have concluded that the most viable manner of confronting the pro-abortion bias so prevalent in societytoday is the process of amending the Constitution of the United States with what is describedas a "Human Life" Amendment. ,
Such a human life amendmentwould, in view of the scientificevidence that human life beginsat conception, invest unborn human life with all Constitutionalguarantees and rights. Vigorouspreliminary efforts are presentlybeing made to organize nationalsupport for a human life amendment. There is no present formula which is preferred. Themovement to amend the Constitution in this fashion is still inearly stage of development.
Against this background, weshould all be aware that Senator Edward M. Kennedy introduced in the Senate a piece oflegislation, Senate Bill 66, theNursing Revenue Sharing andHealth Service Act of 1975 whichalso includes re-authorization forcontinued funding of the FamilyPlanning and Population Research Act.
Senator Dewey Bartlett, fromOklahoma proposed an amendment to Senate Bill 66 which became known as the BartlettAmendment.
Senator Bartlett's amendmentwould have prohibited the useof federally funded money forabortions. May I repeat 270,000abortions, 28 per cent of allabortions in the U.S.A. totallingbetween 40 and 50 million dol-
. lars of federal money, our taxo dollars.
GreedLand
folowing the Last Supper hardlyindicates they received the infusion of sanctifying and sacramental graces Orders brings toa priest, by which God helps himin his ministry.
The Lebanese-born prelate,whose resignation was acceptedby,\the Melkite-rite Patriarchageof Antioch last year, warned thedialogue group that "greed forthe temporal has corrupted ourvision."
While the priesthood and theEucharist were instituted byChrist at rthe Last Supper, itseems to me that the apostles'acceptance of their ministry,and possibly their ordination,happened at Pentecost, whenthey were filled with the Spirit.
If that is so (and it's just myopinion) then "the women andMary, the ,mother of Jesus" whowere present with them, accord·ing to the Acts of the Apostles,may also have been ordained atthat time. I don't know how wecan be sure about this.
The unusual two-day conference, attended by about 30 persons, was held under auspices ofthe Graymoor Ecumenical, Institute -here in New York on thetopic "Can the Christian Churches be a Force of Reconciliationin the Middle East?" Most ofthe participants, representing aspectrum of Christian religiousinterests in the Holy Land, wereProtestant leaders.
Archbishop Rava gave theprincipal address..On the secondday the discussion was led byJames Wall, editor of ChristianCentury, an interdenominationalChristian weekly.
"The Holy Land, which shouldbe the womb of fraternal love,for friend and foe alike, hasbeen instead a battlefield withforeign Christian pitted againstlocal Christian, as well as Christian against non-Christian,"Arohbishop Rava declared. "Thebirthplace of the Mystical Bodyof Christ, which binds each ofus to his brother, has been aseething cauldron of jealousy,competition, and bigotry."
We can be sure, however, that"the women and Mary, themother of Jesus" were not wearing NOW button's when the HolySpirit visited them on Pentecost.-Bishop Maher may be able totake comfort from that.
DeploresIn Holy
GAiRlUSON (NC)......,ArchbishopJoseph Raya, 57, resigned Melkite-rite archbishop of Acre,Israel, told an invitations-onlyconference of Christian expertson the Holy Land here that disputes over shr.ines, greed, andpaternalism by professional
. Christians are a "counter-witness" to the Gospel message ofreconciliation.
Unedu1catedi,
Sin,ners
THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Thurs., May 8, 1975
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Married"The last few weeks have been rough on Catholic
women. First Bishop Maher of San Diego issued a pastoralletter directing his priests to refuse the Eucharist to members of the National Organization for Women (NOW), andnot allow them to proclaimthe word of God as lectors.Next, Pope Paul made aspeech in which he statedthe Church could never ordainwomen to the priesthood because none of the apostles wasa woman.
I'm not a member of NOW,and I have no desire to becomea priest. (My husband 'Says hecan tolerate being introduced asMr. Mary Carson, but he absolutely rejects the thought ofcalling me "father.")
However, I do think these tworecent actions deserve comment.
The priesthood was institutedby Christ at the Last Supperwhen He told the apostles to"Do this in remembrance of Me."It's true there were no womenpresent.
It's also ,true there were sin·ners present at that first Mass.The celebrant, Christ Himself,knew it. He knew Judas plannedto betray Him. He knew Peterwould deny Him.
In spite of this knowledge,Christ offered everyone theEucharist at that first Mass.He even offered the ministry toall twelve. I see no resemblancebetween ·Christ's actions at theLast Supper and Bishop Maher'spastoral letter.
And it's also hard for me tounderstand why ordination mustbe limited to men because therewere no women at the LastSupper. '
There were no Italians thereeither. Or Irishmen. None ofthose in' attendance were welleducated. Yet today the priesthood is conferred on those whoare celibate, well-educated, andof good character. None of thesequalifications were necessary formembership among the apostles.
To be ordained, to receiveHoly Orders', the candidate mustintend to accept the ministryoffered by the ordaining bishop.It's apparent to me that Christoffered the ministry to the apostles at ·the Last Supper. But i,t is'much less clear that they accepted it then and there. Onedenied, one betrayed . . . andwhat of the others?
Their behavior immediately
Plants, CakesParents of students at Holy
Union Primary School, 527 RockSt., Fall Riyer, will sponsor aplant and cake sale from 10 a.m..to 3 p.m. this Saturday at the
. school. Proceeds will benefit theMontessori-type school.
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EVERY DAY!
$26Mr. & Mrs. James Cleary
$25Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lucas, Den
nis J. McCarthy, Mr. & Mrs.Peter Regan, Mr. & Mrs. RobertLanglois, .Atty. & Mrs. JamesKenney
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas De Mont,Sr.
Prayer HabitsYou pray in your distress and
in your need; would that youmight pray also in the fullnessof your joy and in your days ofabundance.
CITIZENSSAYINGS
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Oak Bluffs
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From All The Folks At
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$50Mrs. James H. Butler
$30Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Billings
Whalen, John Shea, Pius Rooney,Daniel Flynn
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John Shea
THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Thurs., May 8, 1975
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....DCCW VICE·PRESIDENTS MEET ISLAND DELEGATE: During an intermission of
the sessions attended by 350 women from all sections of the Diocese, Mrs. Edmund Noke,left, Vineyard Haven delegate, exchanges views about the sessions with Mrs. Vincent A.Coady, center, Somerset, fifth vice-president and Miss Adrienne Lemieux, right, Taunton,fourth vice-president.
Mr. & Mrs Cedric T. Sears,Mrs. Florence Maher, Mr. & Mrs.Kenneth T. Daly, John McGowanMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Earley Jr.
Eleanore Resmlni, Mr. & Mrs.Richard Dresser, Mr. & Mrs.Harold Ellis, Mrs. Alfred A. J.unior, .John F. Dempsey
OstervilleOUR LADY OF ASSUMPTION
$400Rev. Clarence P. Murphy'
. $100Our Lady of Assumption Guild'Paul 'LebelCharles HaskellJ. Edmund TrumbourJohn KeelonFrank Shea
Caroline Gilligan, Francis Butler, ,Edward Crosby, DanielCronin, Ralph Shea
Grace Flaherty, Victor Adams,Edward Daly, Thomas Cochran,George Doherty
james Gallogly, Col. BeverlyLowery, James Garvey, J.J. Murphy, Crawford HolIidge
'Philip Boudreau, Mary G.
Resthaven Nursing HomeMr. & Mrs. Arthur G. LaFren-
zierHelen B. SullivanMrs. G. Roberta HartMr. & Mrs. John J. McConnellJohn R. Reyburn
$45Mr. & Mrs. Edmund J. Daly Jr.
$40Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Dolan
$35Mr. & Mrs. William F. PillionMrs. Margaret RaymondMr. & Mrs. Leonard P. Reed
$30Virgil CaseyMr. & Mrs. John J. Mitchell
. Mr. & Mrs. John F. KeveneyMr & Mrs. Alfred W. McKennaMr. & Mrs. John F. Murray
$28Mr. & Mrs. Fred Golenski
$25Elizabeth Brassil, Mrs. Marie
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Mr. & Mrs. Asa Stanley, Mr.& Mrs. Joseph P. Ryan, Mr. &Mrs. James Murray, Mr. & Mrs.Richard J. Murphy, Mr. & Mrs.Francis Aylmer
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Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Richard,Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Constant, Harriet D. Butler, Mr. & Mrs. ThomasKenneally, Mr. & Mrs. WilliamSmith
Mr. & Mrs. Donald H. Chase,Mrs. Jeanette L. Donoghue, Mr.& Mrs. Daniel J. Kelliher, Mr. &
.Mrs. Austin. A.BelI, Mr. & Mrs.George Lampert
free fashion show.Just as before neutrals were
the thing, but here not so manypants as longer ·skirts were inview. They ·are really becomingif everything is in proportion,and here it was. SCarfs accentednecklines and longer jacketstopped these skirts.
I even saw a few hats andthey looked equally chic.
One conclusion I came toafter watching this in-townfashion display was that sportswear is a very important partof every woman's wardrobe. Inoted that coordinates made upmost of the looks on the welldressed women.
An advantage of this, and alsothe great use of neutrals is thata skirt, jacket and slacks canlead a very busy life mixing andmatching with one another.
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queMr. & Mrs. John A. RoseIn Memory of William F. SheaIn Memory of Alice G. StantonIn Memory of Ernest HaspreyIn Memory of Manuel R. Couto
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$75Mr & Mrs William F. Donovan
$60Mr & Mrs Joseph Shaughnessy
$55Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Riley
$50Edward L. BennettMrs. Ronald MansbachMr. & Mrs. Alfred FournierMr. & Mrs. Joseph H. MartinMr. & Mrs. Thomas M. GoldenMr & Mrs Nicholas P. KarukasCatherine D. ToweyMr. & Mrs. Antonio L. Dias.Dr. & Mrs. Francis C. O'Neil
Fashionwise, the best traveling outfit appeared to be thepantsuit, but one in a plain natural shade, not white, a too darkcolor, that would pick up lint ora bUSy print that might addpounds to its wearer.
The really chic women woreneutrals or earth tones, perkedup with a bright scarf at theneckline or interesting chains orbeads.
Free Fashion ShowLater the same day I had an
other period of time to observe.the fashion scene as Jason and Ilunched at a wmdow table in arestaurant at the corner of Berkley and Newbury, without adoubt the most fashionable corner in Boston. Before our eyesparaded well-dressed women ofall ages. 'It was like having a
Importa,n·ce of Sports~~a·r·
Shown' in Informal S'u:rveyBy Marilyn Roderick
I had two occasions this past weekend to observe thefashion scene as a people watcher. I had stayed overnightin Boston and then spent an hour or so the next morningwaiting for someone I was meeting in my hotel lobby.Lobby watching is great fun-you can try to guess countries and even states by accents and appearances ofweary travelers. I had a goodchance to observe female travelers those who were fresh asthat daisy and those who werevery wilted.
8 THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Thurs., May 8, 1975
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During this Holy Year·of Faith and Reconciliation 1975
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Bracelets Soldsion of the wearer's deep concern about the violence of human abortion. The numbers ofpeople now wearing bracelets isfar beyond our wildest expectations. The bracelets are evenbeing sold in I;:urope."
The bracelets are made ofstainless steel and carry thedate of Jan. 22, 1973 (the dateof the Supreme Court's abortiondecision). In addition, the Circleof Life is engraved into thebracelet, flanked -by an alphaand omega, symbolizing respectfor human life from the beginning until the end.
Special Services Every Sunday2:00 p.m. Rosary3:00 p.m. Benediction, Perpet
ual Novena andBlessing of the Sick
4:00 p.m. Stations of the Cross
Cafeteria and Book Store open Daily
For special groups or pilgrimages write:Fr. DirectorLa Salette ShrineAttleboro, Mass. 02703
Special Sundays in May11th Birthright Sunday18th Blessing of Motorcycles25"" Folk Music Festival
OPEN EVERY DAY YEAR ROUND
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Abortion ProtestWASHINGTON (NC) - "The
Circle of Life abortion protestbracelet is now being worn bynearly a quarter million Americans," according to SusanHilgers, president of the National Youth Pro-life Coalition(NWLC).
The bracelet was introducedtwo years ago in response tothe 1973 U. S. Supreme Courtdecision overturning most staterestrictions on abortion.
"The bracelet's original' purpose," Hilgers said, "was to bea symbol of protest which couldbe worn every day as an expres-
ICATHOUC EDUCATION CONVENTION:. Sr. Mary
Faith Harding, RSM, principal of Bishop Feehan HighSchool Attleboro and director of activities for the convention h~ld at the diocesan institution, welcomes Sr. Barbara,C.P., a member of the faculty at St. Peter's School, Plattsburgh, N.Y. and one of the numerous extra-diocesan visitorsto 20th annual convention.
Holy Father NamesDelegate to Angola
VATICAN CITY (NC)-PopePaul VI recently gave officialHoly See recognition to the former Portuguese colony of Angola, which -is' on .its way to independence, when he establishedan apostolic delegation to thatnew African nation.
The Pope named Msgr. Gio·vanni de Andrea, who will beconsecrated as titular archbishop of' Acquaviva, as the firstapostolic delegate.
Archbishop-elect de Andrea,46, was ordained a priest in 1951after studying at the LateranUniversity in Rome. He enteredthe Vatican's diplomatic servicein 1958 and has served in apostolic delegations in Mexico andSouth Africa and in the opostolicnunciature in Haiti. For the pastseven years he has been at·tacQed to the papal secretariat ofstate. -
ST. MARY'S,FALL RIVER
St. Mary's Field HockeyLeague will hold a banquet at6 on Saturday night, May 24in the new K of C Hall, 1492Columbus Drive off Meridian St.,Fall River.
Terry O'Reilly of the BostonBruins will be the feature speaker and a hockey fil~ will beshown.
The buffet will be served from6 to 8 and the program will c~ose
at 10 o'clock. Door prizes willalso be awarded.
Tickets are $3.00 and reservations close on Saturday, May 10.
Reservations may be made bycontacting Pat Brousseau at8-4845 or Mr. Frazer at St.Mary's School. Free bus servicefrom the school yard the nightof the banquet.
SANTO CHRISTO,FALL RIVER
The Council of Catholic Women will sponsor a dance at 8p.m. Saturday, May 10 in theparish hall. Refreshments will beavailable and music will be bythe Jardinieres.
The unit's next regular meeting will take place at 7:30 p.m.Tuesday, May 13, also in the hall.
ST. MARY,SOUTH DARTMOUTH
Rev. Robert S. Kaszyski of St.Stanislaus parish, Fall River, willbe guest speaker at the annualcommunion Mass of the Women'sGuild, slated for 'Tuesday evening, May 13, with Msgr. ArthurConsidine as celebrant. Musicwill be by the women of St.Mary's choir, directed by Mrs.Luci Grande, and a buffet at theparish center will follow the ceremony. Members may bringguests.
ST. GEORGE,WESTPORT
The Couples' Club will sponsor a dance in the school hall at8 p.m. Saturday,' May 17. Thepublic is invited. Refreshmentswill be available and music willbe by Randy Hill and the CountrySounds. Theme for the eveningwill be "Country Style, U.S.A."In charge of arrangements arcMr. and Mrs. Armand Duquette,Mr. and Mrs. James Steadmanand Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nadeau.
OUR LADY OF ANGELS,FALL RIVER
On the parish calender are acake sale the weekend of May17, sponsored by the Council ofCatholic Women; a breakfastmeeting. for Holy Rosary Sodalists following 8 A.M. MassSunday, May 25; and celebration of the Feast of EspiritoSanto the weekend of June 6.
OUR LADY OF PERPETUALHELP, NEW BEDFORD
Marking its 25th year, OurLady of 'Perpetual Help Societywill hold -a silver jubilee danc;~
Saturday, June 21 at Polish Veterans Hall, 1680 Acushnet Ave.,New Bedford. Music will be byWesoly Stas and his A.M. Poli3hTones Orchestra from PeabodyMass.
On Sunday, June 22 a Mass ofTnanksgiving will be celebratedat 11 a.m., followed at 1 p.m. bya banquet at Thad's SteakHouse, Acushnet Avenue. Aprogram book cqmmemoratingthe jubilee will be distributed.General chairman for the weekend observance is Mrs. AnnaGalanek.ST. MATHIEU,FALL RIVER
The annual family communionsupper, sponsored by the Women's Council, will take place following 5 p.m. Mass Sunday, May18. A hot and cold buffet will beserved in the parish hall andRev. Roger Gagne, pastor, invites friends of St. Mathieu'sfrom other parishes to attend.
Reservations will close Tuesday, May 13 and may be madeat the rectory or with Mrs. Nelson Julius or Mrs. Lionel Dugal,chairwoman.
Music for the Mass will be bythe Canticum Novum Singers, directed by Miss Madeleine Delislewith organist David Carrier. Thegroup will also entertain afterthe supper.
ST. JOSEPH,ATTLEBORO
Confirmation will be conferred on 91 parish youths by Bishop James J. Gerrard at 7 tomorrow night. A reception willfoHow ,in the parish hall.
On Mother's Day, Sunday, May11, the Mothers' Day liturgywill be celebrated at all Masses.
An installation banquet for theWomen's Guild will take placeTuesday, May 13 -in the parishhall, following a 6:30 P.M. Mass.Rev. John Tormey will be guestspeaker. Reservations should .bemade today with Blanche Cesolini or Elaine Courbron.
A pariSh bikeathon is scheduled for Saturday, May 31. Proceeds will aid 'in defraying parish renovation expenses.
ST. WILLIAM,FALL RIVER
A one-day bus trip to a Connecticut resort will be sponsoredby the Women's Guild Saturday,June 28. T.he trip will includetwo meals, transportation, andparticipation in all resort activities. Further information isavailable from Mrs. Paul Batch
.elder.ST. PIUS XSOUTH YARMOUTH
The Women's Guild will meetin the church at 7 P.M. Tuesday,May 13 for a living rosary ceremony. Rev. William Petri willaddress members on the apostolate of the missions.
ST. JOHN OF GOD,SOMERSET
Alice Arruda will head !theWomen's Guild for the comingyear, supported by Rita Paskavitch, vice-president; Irene Pereira and Mary Viveiros, secretaries; and Beatrice Lapointe,treasurer. -
A "Traveling Greenhouse"demonstration will feature thenext meeting, to be held at 8P.M. Wednesday, May 21.
Guild members will be hostesses for an ecumenical service,part of a series of Bicentennialobservances to be held in eachSomerset church, at 3 P.M.Sunday, June 22.
'Plans are underway for I theparish's annual lawn party, totake place the weekend of 'July18 on the churoh grounds.
ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIS~
ATTLEBOROA Hawaiian luau sponsored
by the parish social committeewill be held Saturday, May 24,at Bishop -Feehan High School,Attleboro. A social hour at 7P.M. will be followed at 8 bythe luau. Music will be by thePearl Harbor Hawaiians andthere will be additional entertainment. The public is invitedand reservations may be madeby caUing 222-1456, 222-9052 or222-4123.
In conjunction with the eventa trip for two to Hawaii will beawarded, with the drawing totake place the evening of theluau. Several door prizes willbe awarded. ,!
ST. MARY,NEW BEDFORD
Guild. members are asked tomeet in the church parking lotat 7:30 P.M. Monday, May 12for a trip to a furniture supplierand a demonstration of pointsto consider when making purchases for the home.
The unit's annual banquetwill be held Monday, June 9at White's restaurant, NorthWestport. Tickets will be available at the next meeting or maybe reserved by calling telephone995-4964 after; 5 P.M.
Publicity chairmen 01 Darlsh or.anlzatlonsare asked to submit news Items for thiscolumn to The Anchor, P. O. Box 7, FallRiver, 02722. Name 01 city or town shouldbe Included as well as full dates of allactivities. please send news of future ratherthan past events.
ST. MAllY,SOUTH DARTMOUTH
New officers of the Women'sGuild, who were installed at arecent inSitallation' dinner, areMrs. John Pilvines, president;Mrs. Joseph Singleton, vicepresident; Mrs. Robert Menardand Mrs. William Theberge, secretaries; Mrs. Ronald Sylv,ia,treasurer.
Committees that will functionfor the coming year includebandages, Catholic Council delegates, hospitality, program, publicity, sunshine, ways and meansand junior guild voluniteers.Mrs. Arthur G. Considine isspiritual advisor.
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Edward Brault, president, announces that the parish Men'sClub will mark its seventh anniversary at 7 P.M. Saturday,May 17, in the parish hall witha ham supper, followed by dancing to the music of the CasinoRoyal. Tickets are ava.iJablefrom all members.
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Serra InternationalConvention June 23
CHICAGO (NC)-Serra International, an organization ofCatholic laity devoted to fostering priestly and Religious vocations, will hold its 33rd annuai convention in Philadelphia.::une -"3-25.
Apart from the "hurry up andwait" aspect of life in the Guamrefugee camp, Sister Eleanor paidhigh tribute to the efficiency ofthe American military in settingup accommodations for thousands of people in a matter ofhours. "We were in an areacalled 'Tin City' that had beenused for American airmen. It hadbeen deactivated and all furnish.ings removed just a few weoksbefore the refugees arrived, andeverything had to be put backwith almost no notice. It wasastonishing how smoothly thingswent."
Sister Eleanor is uncertainabout the future of Catholic Relief Services in Vietnam andCambodia. "Those were our twolargest overseas operations andwe really don't know what's go·ing to happen." She doesn't feel,however, that anti-American sentiment would hinder resumptionof activities, should governmentapproval be forthcoming.
. "The man in the street isn'tanti-American, no matter whatthe government position may be,and I personally experienced nohostility," she declared.
Her immediate concern is tomake certain the three refugeesshe escorted to this. country areestablished in their new life.Then she will take a much-need·ed rest while awaiting a newassignment.
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MOTHER OF THE YEAR: Mother's Day, May 11, willbe celebrated in the United States with tributes to those whoshowed loving concern for their children in a lifetime ofservice. In Vietnam there will be no time to stop to honorthe country's mothers many of whom-like this refugeewith her child in Hue-will be struggling to hold onto lifeitself in a country torn apart by war. Her struggles may .make the Vietnamese woman the world's mother of theyear. NC Photo.
advantaged field workers whohave been struggling sc, long andso hard to build up the UFW areasking our society to do: live 'upto those values which it alreadyprofesses. They are askingnothing more than than, andthey will settle for nothing less-nor will the AmerIcan people,now that the issues involved inthe current farm labor crisishave becaome a matter of general knowledge.
are supporting the farm workersin their struggle to achieve thislegitimate goal. If the churcheswere to walk away from thisstruggle and were to desert thefarm workers in their hour ofneed, they would rightly be accused of ,having violated theirown principles of justice andequity. In the case of the Catholic Church, these principles, asthey relate to the subject oftrade unions and collective bargaining, were restated by theSecond Vatican Council:
Among the basic rights of thehuman person must be countedthe- right of freely founding labor unions. These unions shouldbe truly able to represent theworkers and to contribute to theproper arrangement of economiclife. Another such right is thatof taking part freely in the activity of these unions without .risk of reprisal. Through thissort of orderly participation,joined with an ongoing formationin economic and social matters,'all will grow day by day in theawareness of their own functionand responsibility. Thus theywill be brought to feel that according to their own propercapacities and aptitudes theyare associates in the whole tasKof economic and social development and in the attainment ofthe universal common good.
Ultimate MeansWhen, however, socioeconom
ic disputes arise, efforts must bemade to come to a peaceful settlement. Recourse must always.be had above all to sincere dis'cussion between the parties.Even in present-day circumstances, however, the strike can
,still be a necessary, though ultimate, means for the defense ofthe workers' own rights and thefulfillment of their just demands.As soon as possible, however,ways should be sought to resumenegotiations and the discussionof reconciliation.
We are not only hopef.ul butconfident that this will happenbecause we have faith in· thegood sense and good judgmentof the American people and theirdetermination, on the eve of thenation's bicentennial, to standup for the principle of libertyand justice for all-the basicprinciple of our Declaration ofIndependence and our Constitution.
"Americans," as one historianof the farm labor movement hasphrased it, "are sometimes tolerant of unfairness for longperiods of time. They are capable of selfishness, prejudice,and other human failings. Butthe value system of the UnitedStates stresses the very qualitiescalled for by the farm labormovement: freedom of association, self-determination, fairplay. It is always to the advantage of any social movement if,rather than demanding a wholenew set of social values, it askssociety simply to live up tothose which it already professes."
This is precisely what the dis-
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The farm workers of this country have carried on anon-violent _struggle for more than ',10 years against tremendous odds to achieve the right to self-determination,the right to be represented by a union of their own choice- a right which has longsince been guaranteed totheir fellow workers in everyother major industry.. Theend of the struggle is not insight. .
In an effort to help farmworkers achieve these rights, the
major U. S. religious grollPsCatholic, Protestant and Jewish-are participating this weekin Farm Labor Week.
The continuing support whichthe churohes and synagogues aregiving to the farm workers hasled to the charge that they areprejudiced against the otherparties involved in the farmlabor dispute. Nothing could befurther from the truth. The numerous church organizations involved in this dispute havenothing against the ether parties. Their sole purpose is tohelp the farm workers achievethe right to organize into a union of their own choosing.
Once this right has been effectively guaranteed, the religious organization will do everything they possibly can, in aspirit of reconciliation, to promote a ·constructive working relationship between the UnitedFarm Workers Union and thegrowers, on the one hand, and,on the other hand, between theUFW _and a rival union whichhad laid claim to the UFW'sjurisdiction. The history of laborrelations makes it abundantlyclear, however, that this kindof relationship; which is longoverdue in the agricultural industry, cannot be establisheduntil the workers themselves ar~
granted the right to self-determination and have acquiredenough economic power to enable them to bargain as equalswith their employers.
Basic IssueIn defending the UFW, then,
we are conscious of the fact-asone experienced writer has putit-that chosing up sides as between "good guys" and "badguys" avoids the basic issuein the current agricultural laborcrisis. The basic issue is thatfarm workers have a right toorganize into a union of their·own choosing and that no otherunion or group of growers shouldbe permitted to interfere withthe untrammeled exercise of thisright.
It should come as no surpriseto anyone ,that church groups
Mental PrayerMental prayer is nothing else
... but being on terms of friendship with God, frequently conversing in secret with Him.
-St. Teresa of Avila
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CAREER DAY: Career Day at Bishop Gerrard High School, Fall River,brought more than 40 community, business and professional leaders to
Middle Street campus to explain their occupations to students. Left, partof audience at general session.
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KEYNOTER: Dr. BettyMetz, dean' of continuing education at Bristol Community College, gives keynote address. Other speakers awaittheir tum on program. Daylong project was sponsoredby National Honor Society.Among careers discussedwere medicine consumerseryice, military service,banking, education, art, religious life, the law, music,psychology and business.
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Most Rev. Daniel A. Cronin,S.T.D., has announced the second annual theology institute forthe clergy of the Diocese of FallRiver. It will be conducted during the week of May 12-16 atLaSalette Center for ChristianRenewal, Attleboro.
Rev. Carl J. Peter, Ph.D., STD,professor of systematic theology,at Catholic University, Washington will have as his' theme, "theCultivation of Faith and Hope."
Father Peter, a priest of Omaha, Neb., was ordained in 1957.He studied at the Gregorian University in Rome and receivedhis Ph.D. at the University ofSt. Louis.
Former assistant Vice-Rectorat, the North American College,Rome is former president of theCatholic Theological Society ofAmerica and was a peritus forfiv:e Episcopal delegates to theSynod of Bishops in 1971.
into God's world, letting Him, asjot were, be God, and not attempting that role oUI'selves. We ~
think, we see, but in many re,spects we are blind. We mustopen our eyes to reality;
All our faculties must be converte!!. Our imagination must beengaged in "the spaciousness ofthe Gospel." Our emotional powers must develop and maturein the context of faith. Our appetites and desires must behealed, made whole, and rootedin the one basic need--of God.We must learn how to desirerightly, realizing that we cannotlea.rn to love God by learningnot to love.
We must lirow in instinctivesensitivity to God's will. Hewants us to want what Hewants. By so doing we becomea different sort of person, onealways at,tuned to God. As thisoccurs, we shall make progressin prayer.
Father Tugwell has drawnheavily on the Fathers of theChurch, on the 1:aints and thegreat theologians. He has thusput together a wealth of wisdom,and he has built upon it a soundand often striking argument.
As this proceeds, he spices itwith provocative. comment:;. Hesays, for example, that when weconfine SrJd WIthin the lImit>: ofour own con;;;;pts, we are guiltyof idolatry. Again, he 3ay-; th&tthe eld~r brother of the !Jrodigalson was "urepared oniy to do~l:S ciutY,.::ut not to ceiebrate':::€ :'easi: -::: loYe.·' ~'::e -"lams us
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mysticism, but what he calls"that authentic experience. ofGod which should be a normalreality in the life of everyChristian."
How bring it about? Amongthe means discussed is the Charismatic Renewal.' The Cardinalhas subjected this to searchingexamination at first hand. Hefinds it to be genuine and ofsingular value He approvinglyquotes this description: "Itseemed . . . an adult refirmation and renewal of (the) sacraments, an opening of ourselvesto all their sacramental graces."
Nothing absoutely new, therefore, but a new 'opening of selfto the light and leading of theHoly SpirIt. The Cardinal goes onto treat of prayer groups, communities, pa.rishes, marriage en·counters, ecumenical endeavor-all influenced by CharismaticRenewal. '
While holding that this is aninCOmparable blessing for theChurch and offers rich promisefor organic Christian unity andChristian effectiveness in theworld, he insists on the Church'sright to judge and to regulatein true supernatural prudence.
There is an especially perceptive and beautiful chapter on th~
Holy Spirit and Mary, which ifstudied and acted upon, couldlead to a powerful renewal ofMarian devotion.
Of himself the Cardinal says,"I have now come to a clearerrealization that Christianity isnot an 'ism,' but a Someone. Andthat Someone is the living Jesus.At the same time I felt ... that 1was being asked to open myselfmore to Him, in a readine~s forprayer. And prayer is becomingmore a listening to Him: to hearHis voice, look upon His face."
Ready for PrayerReadiness for prayer is the
subject of "Prayer: Ljving withGod" by Father Simon Tugwell,O.P. (Templegate, 719 E. AdamsSt., Springfield, Ill. 62705. 144pages. $5.95).
,People complain that they donot know how to pray, and manyare on the lookout for some surefire method, some easy manualof instructions. But most of thetrouble lies in their being unprepared, improperly disposed, forprayer. Father Tugwell's excellent book is· almost entirelygiven to showing what readinessfor prayer is and requires.
Clement of Alexandria, in thethird century, defined prayer askeeping company with God."Enlarging on this, Father Tugwell says, "Prayer is not anotherpart for us to act, another skillfor us to master, another subjectto study for examination: it is arelationship, and a relationshipwith God."
'We must, he says, constantlyremember (Jod, and must let Godget }lold of us. We insist on living in (i world of our cwn making, 'v1th occasional advertence:~ 2od,~~".en:ily to ask :Eim toic cL:.~~'.-!~li. -:~11is ··:-..~e2.ns ~:~at ':;/e
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New Pentecost IsCardinal Suenens has put the title of his new book in
question form: "A New Pentecost?" (Seabury Press, 815Second Ave., New York, N.Y. 10017. 239 pages. $7.95). Theanswer to the question is "Yes!" The Cardinal maintainsthat a new Pentecost is needed, is possible and is takingplace. It obviously is needed.As the author remarks, pessimism and a sense of defeatare prevalent, and even Christians incline to be gloomy. Headmits that he himself has beendownhearted in recent y-,ears.There were reasons for that.
It was a time of "denial ofJesus as the unique Son of God"and of "refusal to accept theChurch as the sacrament of salvation." Moreover, "a tidal waveof immorality swept through theworld: the mass media broughtinto the limelight the moral decadence of our age, and a permissive society reacted not atall, while too many Christians,by saying nothing, lent theirsupport, so anxious were they toappear. broadminded." ,
Also there was a decline in religious practice, along with adrop in vocations, the departureof priests and religious, andyoung people's abandonment ofthe Church.
But reflection and observation,convinced Cardinal Suenens thatall the negative indicators shouldnot be allowed to stifle Christianhope. In a final section of hisbook, .he writes, "The Lord isnear, God is not dead, Jesus isalive, the Spirit is faithful: inthe heart of our 20th century,~entecost remains' a reality."
The body of the book detailsthe grounds for such a conclusion. Much of it has to do withthe attaining of a fresh realization of the presence and activityof the Holy Spirit.
The Holy Spirit is characterized as the life-breath of theChurch. He animates the Churchand gives it "the visible meansand mechanisms of its structure." The Church, to functionproperly, must listen and besubmissive to the Holy Spirit.
Ther;e' is an historical review,which begins with the Church inthe Apostolic Age and comesdown to Vatican II and it,s aftermath. Here the author indicatesthe working of the Holy Spiritin successive periods of theChristian era. He notes thatthere are 252 references to theHoly Spirit in the documents ofVatican II.
Coming to present particulars,the author devotes a chapter tothe ~oly Spirit and iit:lrgical re)~cwal, .:her: considers Christian;;-·~-~·oerierl.c2 cfGcd. ~;~ere :5 .:_-":~.::ter -"::c~e'c -;.viti'-: :'j{::ic~'.lti2S 02~
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hood shines forth like a dazzlinglight in the midst of the "ordinariness" of the setting and thework of a priest's daily life. Themovie doesn't teH you how im:portant and how rewarding isthe ministry; it simply shows thework of the priest and lets youdraw your own conclusions. Butit is a subtle, unobtrustive portrait of the "power and theglory" of the priesthood, and ithas an effect that is ultimatelyoverwhelming.
Aids Stronger FaithOnce the most respected of
men, the priest has lost a lotof his "image" because of· thewell-publicized resignations ofthe past decade and the bizarrebehavior of some priests. TheMadison film goes a long waytoward restoring that imageat least for the priest himselfand probably for most lay peoplewho will see it. You realizeeither for the first time or allover again (and they come tothe same thing)-what a priestdoes and what his work :means.You understand the origin of theimage, however distorted it hasbecome. The film, "Priest-Man,"was not intended as a "vocation"film, but it is of infinitely greatermerit for "vocation work" thanads in "Time" or "Playboy."
At least one priest and onelayman came away with theirfaith and hope much strongerafter seeing the movie-and 1don't think we are all that untypical.
1 must not-pay the Bishop ofMadison any embarrassing compliments, lest he call me at nightand tell me what he thinks ofsuch flattery in his characteristically colorful language.
But 1 asked the youthful director of "Priest·Man" whether hehad showed it to his bishop.
. "Yes," he replied. "I wanted himto like it, not so much becausehe is a bishop but because he iswho he is."
Like 1 say, 1 wouldn't dare tosay anything in print that wouldsound like a compliment to theBishop of Madison.
(Andrew Greeley, priest andsociologist, is Program Directorof the National Opoinion Research Center of the Universityof Chicago.)
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young priests, I figured that ithad to be better than most suchefforts, and besides, if the Bishop of Madison asked a favor ofme, he had more than a fewcoming.
1 was not in the mood. Myown anniversary (twenty-oneyears, heaven save us) wasdrawing near, and 1 was morethan ever acutely conscious ofmy own failures in the priesthood. (Please don't write meletters on the subject. When youare a failure, you know it.) 1did not want to be reminded ofwhat I had set out to be andhow far short of that 1 havefallen.
So I dragged my colleague,Bill McCready (who has considerable photographic talents ofhis own), into the office towatch the Madison film with me.
'Must' for LaymenNeithe.r one of us knew wheth
er to cry or laugh from the firstscene (a High Club picnic) untilthe last. We settled for laughing,but it was a close choice. FatherSteve Umhoefer and his cameraman have put together amovie on the priesthood that isprobably worth a couple of retreats for any priest who sees it.It is a must for lay people whosecontacts with the clergy go beyond the Sunday mass.
The film is absolutely devoidof romanticism imd sentimentality. It does not glamorize thepriest or his work. It it not anexercise in high-pressure salesmanship like tile old vocationfilms. It does not preach.
It presents all the loneliness,frustration, bafflement, and discouragement (one shot of apriest collapsing into a chair after Sunday mass is sheer genius)of the priestly ministry. It doesnot lean over backwards tostress the "humanity" of tr..epriest, as have some recent sensational books and articles. Atthe end you have no doubt thatthe priest is as frail and ordinarya human being as anyone else.
Yet the ministry of the priest-
Madison Movie RestoresTrue Image of Priesthood
Who heard of a movie made from a bishop's pastoralletter? I am mostly skeptical of the media work of enthusiastic young clerics and nuns-not because I doubt the powerof visual media but because most of what I have seen isa combination of radical'chic, posing, and exhibitionism. However, we 'ChicagoIrish know about loyalty tofrienlls. When the ·Bishop ofMadison asked if I would bewilling to see a movie on thepriesthood made by one of his
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J. A. Tranter, J. Vacca Armand Yelle
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$125Mary K. Nichols
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$45
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$100Mr. & Mrs. James B. Murphy
$50Mr. & Mrs. Leo J. Deslauriers
$35A Parishioner
$30Mr. & Mrs. Norman K. Smith
$25Mr. & Mrs. Will-iam Grover,
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$34Mr. & Mrs. Antone Perry
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$25Mr. & Mrs. Alan Boling, Mr. &
Mrs. Roger Christensen, Augustus Correia, Mr. & Mrs. RolandDespres, Mr. & Mrs. MatthewDonovan
Mr. & Mrs. Lester Edwards,Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Fernandez.Mr. & Mrs. Anibal Ferro, Mr. &Mrs. Rene Fleirent, Mr. & Mrs.Normand Gaudreau
Mr. & Mrs. Napoleon Gladu,Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Goldrich
No. DightonST. JOSEPH
$500Rev. Msgr. Bernard J. Fenton
$125Mr. & Mrs. Richard K. Martin
$100Rev. Thomas C. Mayhew
$50Mrs. James WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Richard J. Rebello
$35-Dr. & Mrs. George C. Schloe
mer$30
Mr & Mrs Richard A. DonahueMr. & Mrs. Francis L. Conaty
$25Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Procopio,
Leo Duffy, Mr. & Mrs. RobertDutra, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Costa,Mt. & Mrs. Walter E. Smith Jr.
Clara Weeks, Mr. & Mrs.Thomas Marsden, Mr. & Mrs.Robert Hebert
MASS FOR REFUGEES: Vietnam refugees receiveHoly Communion in Tent City at Orote Point, Guam. Theemergency housing area was set up for the thousands ofpersons fleeing South Vietnam as Communist attackersclose in on Saigon. NC Photo.
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FairhavenSACRED HEARTS
$75Mr. & Mrs. David Sibor
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$25Mr. & Mrs. Adrien Desrosiers,
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$175Anonymous
$100George & Joan Graves (in ap
preciation of Jim Finn)$75
St. Vincent de Paul Society ofSt. Mary's Parish
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ehmann$60
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Hart$40
Miss Blanche Pepin$35
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$34Mr. & Mrs. Weber Torres, Jr.
$25Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Martin,
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Lipsett, RegoFamily, In memory of PhilipDavignon, Mr. & Mrs. NormanDespres
Dr~ & Mrs. Denis Brault, Mr.& Mrs. Albert Labrie, Mr. & Mrs.Alex Gonsalves
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THE BE'ITER TO SEE HIM: Riding in a Jeep-like vehicle to be seen better by acrowd in St. Peter's Square, Pope Paul greets the throng at an outdoor general audience.He challenged the visitors to make the Holy Year a time -of "inner awakening, a searchto find oneself." Some 100,000 persons packed the square for the audience on ItalianLiberation Day, the 30th anniversary of the end of World War II in Italy. NC Photo.
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$150St. Vincent de Paul Confer
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Mr. & Mrs. Emile Cote$50
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$200Dr. & Mrs. Gilbert Vincent
$100Mary T. CarvalhoMr. & Mrs. Richard RoderickMr. & Mrs. Gilbert C. Oliveira
$70Mr. & Mrs. Manuel S. Medei-
$65Mr. & Mrs. Antone Souza
$60Mr. & Mrs. Joao AguiarBeatrice Capeto
$50Isabel CapetoDr. & Mrs. Joseph CarvalhoCecilia C. OliveiraBelmira E. Tavares
$40Mr. & Mrs. Jose ArrudaMr. & Mrs. Francisco da S.
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BICENTENNIAL WINNER: Greg Schwartz of St. JohnPrep School, Miami, Fla., adjusts Betsy Ross' flag for abicentennial display which won the school first place in educational exhibits at the Dade County Youth Fair. Eleventhand 12th grade history students built the three part project in two months. Betsy is made of a wig holder, rubbergloves and a pillow. NC Photo.
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ST. ANNE
$300Dominican Fathers
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