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New rector named for SF Cathedral Santa Fo, N.M., July 25,1975 THE NEW MEXICAN AS By appointment of Ar- Robert F. Sanchez in chbishop conjunelion with the Franciscan Provincial Ad ministrative Board, Father Reynaldo Rivera, OFM is to a rriv in Santa Fe" the middle of next week to become n.uT ector of Saint Francis Cathedral Parish. Pastor of Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish, ovis, since 1967, Father Rivera is a native of Saint Francis Parish. He is the son of Mrs. Juan Rivera.

Father Rivera received his primary education from Saint is School and Michael's. In 1944 he ated from Saint Francis igh School Seminary Cincinnati, and received his bachelor of arts degree in phi osphy from Duns Scotus College, Detroit, Mich. Father Rivera studied theology for four years at Holy Family Seminary, Oldenburg, where he was ordained in 1953 REYNALDO RIVERA Since his ordination Father Rivera has dedicated his priestly career to pastoral ministry in New Mexico. He was pastor of Saint Rose Parish, Blanco, for four years and has served as associate pastor in Farmington, Gallup, andLosOjos. Father Rivera'will be succeeding Father Austin Ernstes, O.F.M., who will go to Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish, Pena Blanca.

Father Ronnin Einhaus, O.F.M., will become the new associate pastor of the cathedral parish replacing Father Dennet Jung O.F.M the new pastor of Saint Peter Parish, Roswell. Father Einhaus was previously associate pastor of Saint Peter's Parish, Roswell. He has been in pastoral ministry in Texas and New Mexico since his ordination in 1947 and was pastor of Sacred Heart Parish, Farminaton from 1966 to 1972. A native of Cincinnati Ohio, Father Einhaus received his seminary training in the internal system of the order. Fatheer Galen Hoffman, O.F.M., associate pastor at Our Lady of Fatima Parish, Chinle, Ariz, since his ordination in 1970, will be another new face at the cathedral.

Father Hoffman will be a member of the pastoral team and will become the Southwestern regional novice director for the Cincinnati-based Franciscan Province. Also a native of Cincinnati Ohio, Father Hoffman holds a B.A. in philosophy and an M.A. in theology from the University of Dayton, Dayton, Ohio. Father Emeric Nordmeyer, O.F.M., associate director of six missions in New Mexico has accepted the position as director of the Indian Missions: Our Lady of the Assumption Zia Pueblo, Saint Anthony Ranchitos, and Saint Ann Pueblo.

Father Nordmeyer will replace Father Conran Runnebaum, O.F.M., who will be the associate pastor of Sacred Heart Parish, Farmington. Father Declan Thompson, O.F.M., associate pastor of Saint Francis Cathedral Parish will transfer to Saint John Parish Roswell, where he will be associate pastor. I. MARGARETALLEN Special soloist scheduled Church scholars put faith as prime task NEW YORK (AP) A group of church scholars, analyzing why church membership and participation have slumped during the past decade, say it often is because churches have not concentrated on their prime task: nurturing faith. They've tended to stress working for social betterment rather than on instilling religious premises for it, according to several of the experts.

They say such efforts are fine, but don't basically energize church life. The first essential to church vitality is.the job of bolstering convictions, devotion and a steadying perspective on reality, the theologians and sociologists say, with social action derived from that prior function. If churches simply join secular forces in good causes, such as struggles for social justice, without fueling the religious roots of it, the church is "committing institutional suicide," says the Rev. John Neuhaus of Brooklyn, a Lutheran. He says the health of the churches requires that they be "distinctive enough to warrant real gut commitment" by deepening awareness of ultimate values and purpose.

Without that, he says, churches lose their vitalizing core. They also are "denying the world the distinctive perception and resources of the Christian community," he says. He and the other church thinkers, participating in a recent conference sponsored here by the United Church of Christ on problems of church growth, all are advocates of applying religious principles in action to improve social conditions. But they noted a balancing trend in mainline denominations those which have been most active on social issues and whose membership has sagged to restore more emphasis on the rudimentary task of nourishing of basic concepts and principles. Dr.

Paul Harrison, a Baptist and professor of religious studies at Penn State University, says the "first purpose of the church is worship," which means developing a "relationship with the eternal" as a basis for viewing secondary issues. However, he says the drama of worship has been "lost in the modern world," and with that "dramatic enactment of actions of this year's religion being lost, the heart of General Assembly relating to religion has been eclipsed." church-state situations: federal tax reform, international peace, observance of the U.S. Bicentennial and proposed changes in ministry to the military. Regular worship services at the church are held at 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m.

each Sunday. The interim minister is Dr. Ralph Evans. Margaret Allen, soloist, will present a concert at Calvary Baptist Church, 1313 Apache Avenue, on Sunday morning, at the regular worship service according to the pastor, B.W Dougharty. Born and reared Oklahoma, the daughter of a Baptist minister, now lives in Oklahoma, where her husband' Dr.

Lloyd V. Allen is a professor of pharmacy at the University of Oklahoma. The public is invited to hear Mrs. Allen as she sings and brings her persona! testimony of her faith in Jesus Christ. She has sung extensively revivals, concerts, past conferences and on radio and television.

She has recorded an album. Seminary president to preach Guest, minister at the First Presbyterian Church, Santa Fe, on Sunday, will be the Rev. James I. McCord, Th.D., president of Princeton Theological Seminary 1959. Dr.

McCord is distinguished as a pastor, scholar, lecturer and administrator, not only in the Presbyterian Church but in the World Council of Churches, the World Alliance of Reformed Churches and the Christ! Church throughout the world. He has lectured and preached extensively in Western and Eastern Europe, Asia, Africa, South America, Australia and New Zealand. Dr. McCord will preach at the 8:30 and lla.m. services.

The 9 o'clock contemporary worship service at Presbyterian Church continue its review of Robert Bandy's book "A Christian America" with a discussion of slavery, prohibition and social gospel on Sunday. Holt Priddy, a member of the congregation, will bring sermon and lead the terword," which is a general discussion of the topic of the day. On Sunday, August 3, John Park Lee, a leading layman in the denomination, will talk on 'our "When the black folk walk into the white church they say, 'You don't have anything going he observed. "And I think they're right." The Rev. Dr.

Max Stackhouse, professor of ethics at Andover Newton Theological School in Newton Centre, said the vitality of any group, religious or secular, depends on some kind of "doctrine at its core." Polytheism seen rising in U.S. By GEORGE W.CORNELL AP Religion Writer ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) are multiplying in America. In contrast to the traditional monotheistic view of one universal God recognized through events of Jewish- Christian history, there is a rising, mixed polytheism. That is a conclusion drawn these days by numerous religious and social analysts.

It's apparent "in the proliferation of cults," says Dr. Robert Ellwood, a religious sociologist at the University of Southern California and a specialist on new religions in modern culture. "Withdrawal groups," he calls them. He says they diverge irom historic concepts of "chur- chtype groups oriented to normative values of society and family. In the cults, stronger Dr.

Walter Martin, a professor at the Melodyland School of Theology here, says the cults have "become very powerful in the United States" and display a "semantic jungle" of religious terms and ideas about divinity. "The problem in dealing with culls is that words undergo redefinition," he says. "This makes for mult'ifarious definitions of God, a kind of pantheism or polytheistic theology that does not bear any relation to historic religion." David L. Miller, associate professor of religion at Syracuse University, sees evidence of the shift in current "interest in the occult, in magic, in extraterrestrial life, in Hindu India and Buddhist Japan, in multidemoned China, in sorcery, in 'new religions' and many other meaning systems hitherto foreign." College students now demand of Greece are our heritage "massive and total access to all Sooner or later, it Is they who the gods of men, Eastern and will return." Western, primitive and Some scholars suggest there modern, heretical and orthodox, mad and sane," he writes in a book recently issued by Harper and Row, called "The New Poly theism: Rebirth of the Gods and Goddesses." Citing ancient cultural roots of American democracy, he 'says, "The gods and goddesses are contemporary tendencies toward conditions of ancient Rome, when minority Judaism and fledgling Christianity were part of a scene dominated by the official Roman pantheon of gods. Ellwood and Martin, who spoke here a recent annua 1 meeting of the Religion Newswriters Association, including news reporters of religion from across the country, noted the rapid growth of various closely communal cults.

MEXICAN Religion CLASSES 2:30 p.m, 2:30 at la Posada For information: 983-1392 Church directory Obituaries THANK YOU The family of the late Lorenzo Roybal acknowledges with grateful appreciation your kind expressions of sympathy, your beautiful floral offerings, your donation of food and Spiritual Bouquets. We wish to thank our many friends, our relatives, neighbors and all those who were so kind to us during our recent bereavement on the death of our beloved husband, father, son, and brother. Your love and understanding can never be measured. God Bless you all. Announcing a One Month Mass for the repose of the soul of Lorenzo Roybal, Saturday, July 26, 1975 at 9:00 a.m.

at Cristo Key Church. All our friends and relatives are cordially invited. MRS. LORENZO ROYBAL AND FAMILY PERKOWSKI, Sharon and DavM Funeral Mass was celebrated at 10 a.m. Thursday from The Guadalupe Church in Pojoaque with interment following in the National Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Dennis O'Keefe, Alex Trujillo, Franck Blanch, Jack Woolley, Nat Shipman, Jerry Hart and Darrell Blankenship. Arrangements through Memorial Chapel. PADILLA, Albert Henry Passed away in St. Vincent Hospital Thursday evening. Arrangements pending, to be announced later through Memorial Chapel.

CARD OF THANKS Ed Cribble was a quiet man a gentle man and leaves behind a legacy of love and understanding. Flowers are God's handiwork, as are friends so kind and true. So may He bless and strengthen As we send our thanks to you. The Family of Edwin L.Grlbble. Israeli i shows Sunday The Santa Fe chapter of Hadassah is sponsoring a special showing of paintings and lithographs by Israeli artist Sonia Sadron on Sunday at La Fonda.

The exhibit will be in the lobby and will be from 1 to 4 p.m. Sonia Sadron will be present. She has exhibited previously at St. John's College in Santa Fe. Other exhibits of her work have been held in New York, Los Angeles, Paris and in various cities in Israel.

CHRISTIAN REFORMED WORSHIP SERVICES Preaching the Bible God's Unfailing Word. In the Presbyterian Family of Churches. Every Sunday 1616 Old Pecos Trail (Woman's Club) 82-20M 672-9147 will vary ache at vice, B.W. in of a Ulen an, and, is a the lear and ony She in oral and ilso Y' I irst Fe, D-, nee bed rer in tin es, led ian led md ca, nd the ry ist ill ert an of he he he if- al he in in 's 0 jl il 11 giuup cuiiesiveness lanes me place of the family and very authoritative leaders take the place of the father." Church news articles and pictures intended lor publication on the Weekend New Mexican Religion Page must be submitted no later than 2 p.m. on the Wednesday previous to the Friday of desired publication Material may be mailed to The New Mexican, Church Page, Box 2048, Santa Fe, or delivered by hand to our editorial offices.

Short items can be accepted by phone. CallJean Bradfute, 983-3303. WHYD HEATHEN 2nd Psalm an Are you concerned and trouble: lawlessness? Violent hold-ups, steal rape, adultery, and other kinds of these things strike mighty close to ou And they will get closer unless some In the days of Noah God destroyed was the breath of life excepting the and the animals he kept alive in the The cause of this judgment was for exist todav: "Man corrupted God's was Oiled "with violence." With good estimated there might have been people that perished over a hundei the earth 1 (We digress to again suggt leave the matter of "birth control' where it belongs, lest he say of us been good for that man if he had not remind you that God says In his Wor Commandments, the whole duty of to bless the "fruit of the womb" and the fruit of the ground in order there words of the Man alter God's Heart: NOW AM OLD: YET HAVE I NOT SAKEN, NOR HIS SEED BEGGIf course, however, unbelief and disobei precious promises. It appears there today, with most of us!) "MY SPIRIT SHALL NOT ALWAYS Almighty announced in the days of It may be the time has about arrived with you, and me! Until that tim remember that Christ told us to dc ENTER IN AT THE STRAIT GATE WILL SEEK TO ENTER IN, AND 13:24. We can strive to be "faithful God In joining His Church "Whet defer not to pay for Ke hath no pi tbou hast vowed." Eccles.

5:4. We sh testimony that The Bible is the Word in the "broad way" of unbelief of th Church attack the Bible. We shoul testimony that the Ten Comman righteousness, and very character of together with His Holy Spirit in writic hearts to the end we may accomplish "To fear God, and keep his Commandi We call attention to another judgme corruption and violence. This was foretelling things shortly to come atx the 9th chapter of Ezeklel we read: HIM, GO THROUGH MIDST OF THE OF JERUSALEM, AND SET A MARK THE MEN THAT SIGH AND CRY FO THAT BE DONE IN THE MIDST OTHERS (those with destroying HEARING, GO YE AFTER HIM 1 SMITE LET NOT YOUR EYE SPAHf SLAY UTTERLY OLD AND YOUNG. CHILDREN, AND WOMEN: BUT CC WHOM IS THE MARK: AND BEGIN THEY BEGAN AT THE ANCIENT THE HOUSE." Payday, some day is co Concerning God's judgements and slau has had Divines, or Dry Vines, say to Permit this comment on that: Consk suffering going on all the time in all the says: "The whole creation groaneth an even until now." Think of the death, su city, in our own generation, and the history, and antiquity.

If your god don' surely your god must have lost control find the God who has not lost control, not one sparrow falls to the ground plains why all this death slaughter, su DISOBEDIENCE TO HIS LAWS AN! THE WAGES OF SIN IS DEATH!" BU GOD IS ETERNAL LIFE THROUGH 0 FOR GOD SO LOVED THE WORLD, BEGOTTEN SON, THAT SHOULD NOT PERISH, BUT HAVE I 3:16. In closing we quote two passages of Sc how we can get rid of evil First Is from Isaiah 26:9.10: "WHEN G( THE EARTH, THE INHABITANTS OF RIGHTEOUSNESS. LET FAVOR BE YET WILL HE NOT LEARN RIGHTEO UPRIGHTNESS WILL HE DEAL UN especially for those who have God ordai: order, and put away evil. Of course, the authorities are themselves in rebellion a Almighty! The Second Is from Jeremiah 23:21 even though He did not call them to Counsel and cause His people to hear SHOULD HAVE TURNED THEM FRO FROM THE EVIL OF THEIR DOING especially for the clergy, preachers, to clilm to be Christian, Who Is to blame abounds, becomes rampant and worldw rilenen mounts up to heaven Matthew. Hi 0 ye hypocrites, ye can dis cern the face of Ihe sky; bu can ye not discern the sign of the times? A wicked anc adulterous generation seek eth after a sign and there shall no sign be given untc il.

Are Tongues Hea ings Visions Snakes Poisons Idols (Mr- acles) signs of today of God or man? Hear the a mazing truths from scriptures ioniqht KTRC 1400 on your dia 9:05 Tonight Sunday Morn. KTRC 9:30 10:30 (Advertisement) OTHE about the great increase in Jig, cheating, swindling, murder, violence and anarchy! At times homes, loved ones, and friends change is made. he earth and everything wherein sight members of Noah's family, Ark according to God's orders, causes similar to the ones that way on the earth, and the earth reasoning and logic, it has been our hundred and eighty billion 1 times as many as now living on st in this column man had better in the hands of The Almighty, hat He did of one man: "It had been born!" Matthew 26:24. We "If we fear God, and keep His nan," God has engaged Himself ake away sickness; also, to bless might be plenty to eat. Hear the "I HAVE BEEN YOUNG, AND SEEN THE RIGHTEOUS FOR- 'G BREAD." Psalm 37:25.

Of lience makes null and void these Is very little confidence In them 1 and sent the flood. Gen. 6:3 when His Spriti will quit striving comes we would do well to some striving: "STRIVE TO TOR MANY, I SAY UNTO YOU, HALL NOT BE ABLE!" Luke nto death" to the vows made to thou vowest a vow unto God, easure in fools: pay that which ould strive to be faithful In our )f God, and be careful not to get ose who both in and out of the i strive to be faithful In our Iments reveal the morality, God; and strive to be workers these Commandments hi our ihe whole duty of man, which is dents." nt and visitation of God upon I means of a vision, probably ut in the city of Jerusalem. In AND THE LORD SAID UNTO CITY. THROUGH THE MIDST UPON THE FOREHEADS OF ALL THE ABOMINATIONS THEREOF.

AND TO THE apons) HE SAID IN MINE UROUGH THE CITY, AND 3, NEITHER HAVE YE PITY: BOTH MAIDS, AND LITTLE ME NOT NEAR ANY UPON AT MY SANCTUARY. THEN EN WHICH WERE BEFORE ming. ghter of the wicked, the writer him: "God is not like that!" ler the slaughter, death, and world: surely as the Scripture travaileth in pain and death fering, and sorrow in our own wars of former generations, control all these things, then Surely you need to seek and en the true Christian's God thout his permission. He exfferlng: THE CAUSE IS SIN. COMMANDMENTS: "FOR BUT, "BUT THE GIFT OF UR LORD JESUS CHRIST THAT HE GAVE HIS ONLY 'ER BELIEVETH IN HIM -VERLASTING LIFE." John ripture in which God tells us ID'S JUDGEMENTS ARE IN THE WORLD WILL LEARtf HOWED TO THE WICKED, USNESS' IN THE LAND OF JUSTLY-." This Is meant ned authority to keep law and re is no hope here when such gainst the judgements of The re God says if the prophets, rophecy, would stand In His My Words: "THEN THEY THEIR EVIL WAY, AND The application here is ichers, parents, and all who rtien wickedness grows and dc, and the stench of man's P.O.

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