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Literature explaining the functions and goals ofthe DCCM is sampled by delegates to the SouthDade Deanery meeting held Monday at ImmaculataAcademy, Miami. From left, the menare J. H. Cosmento, Ray Martel and W. C.4- per cent per year anticipateddividend. Save asthousands save, say asthousands say; For mymoney it's ...FEDERAL'SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION• LINCOLN ROADNo. 11OO at Lenox Avo. - JE 8-7411• FORTY FIRST STREETNo. 425 at Sheridan Ave. - JE-S-3666• COLLINS AVENUE•t 75th St. - UN 6-7331• SURFSIDE9574 Harding Ave. - UN 5-7441• NORTH MIAMI BEACH163rd St. Shopping Center - Wl 7-1473Whelton, all of St. Hugh's Parish, CoconutGrove. Next are Ralph Nulsen, John Sweeney,Arthur Griffin and Paul Weller, all of St.Thomas the Apostle Parish, South Miami.Father Thomas F. O'Donovan, of St. Brendan'sChurch, Miami is at the extreme right.Delegates representing San Pablo Parish, Marathon,are briefed on DCCM activities by theirpastor, Father James Connaughton, at the SouthDade Deanery meeting. From left, the men areRay Sullivan, Allan Schmitt, William Hill,James Warlike and Thomas Counihan. Men representingparish societies as far south as KeyWest attended the session which was addressedby Bishop Coleinan F. Carroll and DCCM officials.Meetings to organize all five deaneries inthe diocese are being held currently.DCCM Deanery Officers NamedThe following deanery officersof the Miami Diocesan Councilof Catholic Men were an--neunced at meetings this week:WEST COAST DEANERYDr. Daniel B. Langley, Naples,was appointed president;Patrick Lynch, Naples, and DonGunther, Sebring, vice presidents;Herbert Reis, Naples,secretary; Louis Tarantino, FortMyers, treasurer; Robert Shevitski,Fort Myers, religious activitieschairman; Truman Wilson,Fort Myers, public relationschairman; Edward G.Downs, Naples, and ChristenRingberg, Arcadia, organizationand development co-chairmen.Father Joseph Devaney of St.Francis Xavier Church, FortMyers, is deanery moderator.SOUTH DADE DEANERYJoseph M. Fitzgerald, CoralGables,, president; Edward Atkins,Miami, vice president;Blair Wright, Miami, secretary;Frank Strahan, Coral Gables,treasurer; William J. Meehan,Miami, religious activities chairman;William T. Shivell, Mi.ami, public relations chairman;William M. Wolfarth, organizationan development chairman.Father Charles Ward, of CoconutGrove, is deanery moderator.NORTH DADE DEANERYHenry Pfleger, Miami, president;William Spellman, MiamiSprings, vice president; JamesKindelan, Miami Shores, secretary;Louis J. Diek, Jr., NorthMiami Beach, treasurer; JohnFerguson, Miami Beach, religiousactivities chairman; AlfredE. Johnson, North Miami Beach,public relations chairman; Nel-ACADEMYOF THEASSUMPTION1517 Brickell Ave.FR 9-3323 • Miami, FloridaRESIDENT AND DAY SCHOOLFOR GIRLSElementary and SecondaryCOLLEGE PREPARATORYAND GENERAL COURSESConducted byTHE RELIGIOUS OF THEASSUMPTIONOfficers of the newly formed South Dade Deaneryof Catholic Men are shown with their moderator,Father Charles Ward, at the group'sfirst meeting. From left: Blair Wright, secretary;.Joseph M. Fitzgerald (standing), presisonEwell, North" Miami Beach,organization and developmentchairman. Father Robert F.Brush, pastor of Visitation Parish,North Miami, is deanerymoderator.Officers of the Broward Deaneryand the East Coast Deanerywill be announced at orgahiationalmeetings scheduled forNov. 8 and 10 respectively. TheBroward Deanery will convene-at 2:30 p.m. at Central CatholicHigh School, Fort Lauderdale.Men of the East CoastDeanery will meet at 8 p.m. inSacred Heart Parish hall, LakeWorth.Officers and chairmen at thediocesan level will be announced' at a general DCCM convention,scheduled for Sunday, November29 at Barry College, MiamiShores. All men of the diocesehave been invited to attend.Workshops starting at11:30 a.m. will be followed bythe convention proper at 2 p.m.WE RENT•FOLDING : CHAIRSLONG OR SHORT TERMBEST RENTAL1211 N. E. 4TH AVENUEFDRT LAUDERDALE, FLA.dent; Edward Atkins, vice president; FatherWard; Frank Strahan, treasurer; William J.Meehan, religious activities chairman, and WilliamT. Shivell, public relations chairman.As newly appointed president of the DCCM West Coast Deanery,Dr. Daniel B. Langley (right), of Naples, receives congratulationsfrom Father Lamar J. Genovar, diocesan moderator. Lookingon are Bishop Coleman F. Carroll and Robert Shevitski, of FortMyers. Mr. Shevitski is religious activities chairman in the WestCoast Deanery.K-C Council HearsMARTY'S VENETIAN BLIND CO.ALUMINUM • WOODFR 4-7121NEW • TAPING • REFiNISHINGFREE ESTIMATES 1641 S.W. 1st St., Miami 35, Flo.Edward F. McHaleEdward F. McHale gave a Columbus last week. He ex-that the Catholic lay-talk on the Serra Club, its or-plaineganization,functions and goals, men's organization has for itsat the meeting of the Father purpose, the fosterinp
Men's Council Organizing;General Convention Nov. 29(Continued from Page 1)founding of the Miami DiocesanCouncil of Catholic Men,a federation of laymen'sgroups which already exist inthe diocese.The broad task of setting upthe Council at the level of theparish, deanery and diocese, willbe climaxed on Sunday, Nov. 29\& a general convention atBat./ College, Miami Shores.Father Lamar J. Genovar, diocesanmoderator of the DCCM,has extended an invitation to allmen of South Florida to takepart in the convention.FORT MYERS MEETINGThe series of five deanerymeetings was opened last Sundayat St. Francis XavierChurch, Fort Myers. Nearly 135delegates from/ parochial andinterparochial societies of West -Coast parishes heard Bishop Carrollexplain the apostolic goalsof the diocese and the role which 'laymen arf expected to play inaccomplishing them. The meetic,as regarded by observersas v "the largest ever held byCatholic men of the West Coastarea."Stressing that there is "asupernatural bond among allmembers of the Mystical Bodyof Christ," Bishop Carroll saidthat laymen thus united areable to exercise their membershipto its fullest by workingin Catholic Action. He describedCatholic Action asthe participation of the laityin the hierarchial apostolate of -the Church and reiterated "theconstant plea of the Churchfor the full cooperation of thelaity."He said the laity has neithera passive status in the Churchnor are lay people expectedmerely "to attend Mass and receivethe Sacraments regularly."As members of the Church theybelong to "a living, dynamic organism,"the Bishop pointedout, and share the responsibilityof not merely keeping theFaith, but spreading it.NEED FOR LAY HELPLaymen must help to do thisin South Florida, he stressed,because there is an average ofbt?'" -\e diocesan priest for every4,^_^,Catholics. Even if therewere no priest shortage at all,he added, laymen would still beneeded to advance the cause ofthe Church.He asked the men to use theirtotal energies in strengtheningthe DCCM and in carrying outthe projects which it will undertakein the future.K. of C. MemorialMass On Nov. 11A Memorial Mass for deceasedmembers of the Knightsof Columbus will be celebratedOD-Veterans Day, Nov. 11, in^ *ary Cathedral at 7:30 inthe~ evening.Knights of all councils andtheir wives have been invitedto the Mass which will be celebratedby Msgr. Patrick J.O'Donoghue. The uniformedcolor Corps will be present.Bishpp Carroll was accompaniedto the West Coast deanerymeeting by Edward P. Moore,Jr., a representative of theWashington office of the NationalCouncil of Catholic Men. BothBishop Carroll and Mr. Moorespoke again on Monday eveningat Immaculata Academy, Miami,where nearly 100 men participatedin the organizationalmeeting of the South Dade Deanery.Mr. Moore is largely responsiblefor guiding the Councilthrough its formative stages. Inhis talk to members, he outlinedthe structure of the diocesancouncil and emphasizedthat it is neither a fund-raisingagency nor an organizationwhich engages in political activity.BENEFITS EXPLAINED— DCCM programs are exclusivelyapostolic, he said. Societiesof the diocese which affiliatewith the council "do notsurrender their autonomy," heassured the men, "nor are theyasked to change their constitutionor alter their traditional activities."As benefits to be derivedthrough affiliation, he said societiescreate for themselves acentral clearing-house for CatholicAction programs and ideas.The Council also offers suchservices as a speakers' bureau,leadership institutes and clinics,as well as techniques for increasingmembership withinparish societies.He pointed out that becausethe council is a diocese-wide organization,it strengthens the influenceof. the laity in public affairsand helps also in the solvingof Church problems in individuallocales.On Wednesday evening, BishopCarroll and Mr. Moore spoke tomen of the North Dade Deanerywho convened at ArchbishopCurley High School.MIAMI'SBIGGEST,Best LocatedHOTEL . . .Superb facilities for luncheons,dinners, meetings and" events.Convenient to everything. Completelyair conditioned.The "MAC" COFFEE HOUSEOpen Every Day - 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.Roy WatsonGeneral ManagerHOTSbPLAOLBR »T. AT BISCAYM* *l.VO.Telephone: FRankfia 4-olSlSome of the-delegates who attended the first meeting of West Coast Deanery of DCCM.ALL TRAVEL\RRANGEMENTSEUROPEAND THE WORLDSTEAMSHIP and AIRAIR TICKETSTO ALL POINTSIN THE U.S.J MARGATE WELCOMES YOU TOTHE BEST IN FLORIDA LIVINGMargate is the Location of the NewlyOPENING THIS WEEKENDDesignated II Vincent'sMission Parish, and Offers All These Other Advantages:Sanitary Sewerage SystemOwnCity Water PlantPositive Storm DrainageSidewalks, Curbs and GuttersStreet LightingPolice and Fire ProtectionCommunity Lake BeachPar-3 Golf CourseParks and PlaygroundsBus ServiceSchoolsShopping CenterCity GovernmentHOMES FROM $11,990Turn off U.S. 441 af Margate Blvd. -at Kwik Chek opposite Golf CourseNovember 6, 1959 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. 11
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