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THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River_T-hurs. July 29,1976
Third World Youth Scholarships Set VATICAN CITY (NC)-Pope Paul VI has established three scholarships to provide youths from the Third World with professional training in Italy. The three scholarships to be known as the Mater et Magistra, Pacem in Teris, and Populorum Progressio grants, after three major papal encyclical letters on social justice, .will enable selected young people engaged in technological and managerial fields in developing countries to study for periods of up to' three months at the International Center for Advanced Technical and
Professsional Training in Turin. The center is run by the Geneva-based United Nations International Labor Organization. The Pope has asked the Pontifical Commission for Justice and Peace and the secretariats of national bishops' conferences to select winners of the scholarships. The first ones will be from English-speaking countries on the African continent. The three young people will be enrolled in a course on the methodology of- training, which begins in January next year.
"FEED MVLAIVIBSOLYMPIC MASS: Athletes join hands during Mass at Olympic Village in Montreal. Many priests are using Latin as an international language at Masses said for Games participants.
FEED MVSHEEpJJ THE HOLY FATHER'S MISSION AID TO THE ORIENTAL CHURCH
Si'ster Vera's Amazing Day Continued from Page One and colleague in the Holy Union community will gather to congratulate her at 4 Sunday afternoon, Aug. 15 in the chapel of s.:;oyle and Cassidy High School, Taunton, where the liturgy will be celebrated. A reception will follow, certain to Ibe an occasion for happy renewal of friendships and memories.
Music Selections" Continued from Page One gram of selections to 'be heard. The processional will be "Que Alegria" thy Monsano, from the Portuguese Hymnal; and the Kyrie is taken from "Festive Mass" by Richard Purvis, with Portuguese adaptation by Father Arruda. The Gloria is also from the Purvis Mass. The Responsorial Psalm will be "0 Senhor E Meu Pastor" by Gelineau, from the Portuguese Hymnal; and the Alleluia Verse will be taken from Easter Alleluias. "Jesus, Doce Alegria," a translation by Father Arruda of Bach's "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring," will be the offertory hymn, the Sanctus will be from the Purvis Mass and the Anamnesis will be "Jesus E Senhor" (Jesus Is Lord). Joe Wise's "Great Amen" will be heard and the Lord's Prayer and Doxology will be Gregorian. The Agnus Dei will again come from the Purvis Mass. Communion Songs Communion songs will include "0 'Pao do Vida" by Weber; "Suplica," translated by Father Arruda from "Jesu, Grant Me This, I Pray" by Brahms; "Pai Nosso" by Luis; and Prova de Amor, a Brazilian melody. After communion, "Louvemos e Cantemos a Deus," translated by Father Arruda from "Now Let Us All Praise God and Sing" by Young, will be heard; and the recessional will be the official congress hymn, also translated into Portuguese by Father Arruda.
From Baltimore ·Educated in Baltimore public schools, the daughter of the late Capt. and Mrs. Oliver Herbert earned a scholarship to Johns Hopkins University from· Eastern High School of Baltimore. She holds a bachelor's degree from Catholic University of America and a master of arts in teaching from Boston College. Her fellowships include awards to' Oxford Univetsity from the' International Institute , of Education; to Syracuse Uni-· versity from the Newspaper Fund; and to Harvard from the Commission on English of the . College Entrance Examination Board. With the exception of two years dn the Boston Archdiocese and two years as Holy Union Communications Director in Rome, Sister Vera has always served in the Fall River diocese, teaching at St. Mary's Taunton; the former Sacred Hearts Elementary School, Sacred Hearts· Academy and College of the Sacred Hearts, Fall River; Stonehill College, Easton; and Coyle and Cassidy High School, Taunton, where she is now assigned. Asked her greatest joys as she looks back on her life of service, Sister Vera listed, "the great faith of my parents, the grace of a vocation, witnessing to Christ in the milieu of the Christian school, my two years in the eternal City. "The joy of teaching and the happiness of learning in an immensely creative day and age; the challenge of growing older gracefully and effectively while
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