European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 07, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse Page the stars and stripes monday october 7,1985 Middle class should not suffer for poor Catholic Bishops say Washington up roman Catholic Bishops releasing the second draft of their pastoral statement on the Economy sunday did not Back away from a Strong commitment to the poor bul stressed that commitment should no be fulfilled at the expense of the Middle class. In the second draft we do not Back away from our Strong conviction that More can and must be done to fight poverty and unemployment said archbishop Rembert Weakland of Milwaukee in introducing the 40.000-word second draft of the statement. The option for the poor is not an adversarial slogan which pits one group or class again1 another said the new text of Catholic social teaching and the . rather it states that the deprivation and of the poor wounds the whole Community said Weakland chairman of the drafting committee. The extent of their suffering is a measure of How far we Are from being a True Community of per Weakland said the second draft seeks to build Bridges of responsibility Between the poor the Middle and the affluent Many working people and Middle class americans live dangerously close to poverty the statement said. An increasing number of families Are compelled to rely on the wages of two or even three members just to get the new draft will be debated by the 300 Bishops of the National conference of Catholic Bishops when they meet in Washington this month be revised again Anil then voted on in november 1986. Although the first draft was widely Crit Ici cd by conservatives the new draft docs not Back away from any of the major policy themes of the earlier version. The most urgent priority in . Domestic economic policy is the creation of new jobs with adequate pay and decent working conditions the new draft said. And it Renews its earlier statement that cur rent Levels of unemployment arc morally unacceptable and Calls on the nation to make a major new commitment to achieve full nor docs it Back away from its earlier assertion that in Weakland s words government has a positive and necessary role to play in the search for economic we Point on1 tint while some of the nation s social welfare programs have failed others have been quite successful Weakland said. We see no reason Why As a unemployment in the . In percent of civilian labor Force 1973 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 As of August Cham to in pc. Scum Bunai of labor sweats nation we cannot learn front the successes and failures of the past in order to fashion realistic and effective programs for the future. We Call on the nation to resist the temptation to say that the pics Cal rate of unemployment and the present percentage of poverty in our society arc the Best we can do he said. The poor simply have not shared adequately in the economic re sources of our the new draft in response to suggestions from other Bishops als Ives greater attention to the Impact of military spend ing on the Economy arguing that the investment of human creativity and mate rial resources in the production of the weapons of War makes the nation s economic problems even More difficult to stressing the Church is not bound to any particular economic political or social sys tem or ideology he draft repeats itt Call for a new american Experiment extend ing the principles of political democracy to the Economy. The Lime has come for a similar Experiment in securing economic rights the creation of an order that guarantees the mini mum conditions of human dignity in the economic sphere for every person the draft said. The idler also reiterated Catholic social teaching that workers have the right to just wages and collective bargaining and that while there is a right to private ownership of property it is not an absolute right. Mormons warned against criticizing Church Salt Lake City a mormon officials have warned members not to criticize the Faith s leaders or its doctrines and likened increasing attacks by outside critics to a Day when christians were cast into roman elder George p. Lee of the Church of Jesus Christ of latter Day saints said mor Mons will face increasing persecution As the second coming falsehoods arc swirling everywhere about the True saints of god Lee a Mem Ber of the Church s first quorum of seventy said in remarks prepared for the Church s 155th semiannual general con Ference. Is this not Akin to a Day when christians were cast into roman Arenas Arenas filled with ravenous Lions in recent months elected officials in is Rael and Micronesia have passed resolutions critical of the Church and ministers of other faiths in the Caribbean have publicly warned their members not to listen to mor Mon missionaries. Letters and diaries written by Church founder Joseph Smith s Early followers and discovered by mormon scholars have been used to support claims that Smith was a charlatan who was involved in cult magic and searched for buried treasure. Smith founded the Church in 1830 after declaring that an Angel had Given him ancient Gold plates from which he translated the Book of mormon. The Book is regarded As holy scripture by mormons. After Smith was murdered by a mob in Illinois in 1844, mormons fled to what is now Utah. Elder James e. Faust of the Church s Council of the twelve apostles said Church members place their souls in danger when they criticize their religious leaders or Church teachings. I cannot help bul wonder if a member of the Church does not place himself in some spiritual peril when publicly disparaging the prophetic calling of Joseph Smith or his successors or any of the fundamental settled doctrines of the Church Faust said. He said mormons must realize that Secu Lar learning cannot answer All the questions they May have about their Church. Some May want to justify their criticism by claiming but it is True. My answer is How can you be sure spiritual truth must be bonded to Faith and righteousness to be fully understood Faust said. Near / 6,000 people attended the Confer ence session in the Tabernacle on Temple Square while several Hundred thousand More watched on television As the proceed Ings were transmitted by satellite to meetinghouse in the United states Canada and puerto Rico. 3rd surviving sept Plet sent Home with family Orange Calif. A Stephen Earl Frustaci who will spend much of his next few months attached to a cardio res Pir Alory Monitor is Home with his parents and Brothers and sister the last of three surviving Frustaci sept plets to leave the Hospital. This kid makes a lot of noise Patti Frustaci said of her 4 i month old son after bringing him Home from children s Hospi Tal of Orange county. He s doing great she said proudly noting his Blue eyes and head of dark hair. Stephen Earl s sister Patricia Ann went Home to Riverside sept. 6, and his brother Richard Charles was released sept. 19. The infants the nation s first reported Scptt plots were born 12 weeks premature last May. They also have a i year old brother Joseph Emanuel. Today is a very Happy Day. Sending the crowbar impaled Man Chandler s Ford England a Nigel Clark Turner 39, a plumber died instantly when he crashed head on into a Van and the crowbar he had in his car was hurled Forward by the Impact and impaled him through the head police said. Last of the Frustaci sept plets Home said or. Carrie Worcester head of the four Doc Tor team that cared for the infants. Like his two fellow survivors the 5 Pound 12-Ouncc Stephen Earl is being kept on oxygen to compensate for a Chro Nic lung disease that afflicted All the babies. He weighed less than 2 pounds at birth. All three infants arc on cardio respiratory monitors that detect changes in heart rate and breathing. Bestsellers compiled by the new York times fiction i Lake Wobegon Days by Garrison Keillor 2lucky by Jackie Collins a Skeleton Crew by Stephen King the accidental tourist by Anne Tyler a the two mrs. 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