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Tbe Pope aal4 be WU maklq the one-cllr Yiait to Fatima HI TOLD T~I entbual11Uc 11.ta4 be- 0rdained PJrt!y II lbt l11111tnce of tb11 cnwd In St. Peter'• that bt In• •blabopa of Portu1al but par-- tt,lded to •Pfl1• for · bolb tbt • tlcutar•· to pnJ Honct mon ~ .of the Church and of the •' h ·A hd •. and m~ humbly 111d ardtnU,: world, u,ln1: Ip fnor of pe,ee." 'We bave much at heart Iba ·t ' e· n'C . lOCese • The Pope noted that hla pll• 'U!llff peace or the Ch11ttb ••. r · ,rlma1, to FaUma will be part ft are anxlo111 that tbe 1111- IA(!.. • A 1! of tbe celebntl0111 of lbe DOlb ttou1 leaven or the (ecumenl• . · ___________ eat) council be 111ured In tbt 1 • .; ., wjloleneu or the authentic fallb, " s d •·~ 7 s 'pe •1 ID the unity or cbulty and ,c. r . ees ·• n_ . :''!!,!1!i1~'1:s'pa~J:ef!:rr: On .un .. ~:r.' a·. y .. qlvatlon\ of the world and, In l· Iii alnctrt aurcb tor 111 ,cu, . m reVIsmg lllenlcal rapprochement with •1' tho,e::Who bear the name of Arcbb!Jbqp 8cbulte will qir1at1an." • ordain ll' ~ prtuti for can, on law Al tor civil and 1oclal peace the N'dldl'ocue probably 11 the world, the Pope pointed the 1'rr,aJ ;c1u1 for the ST. PAUL-Thia poatconcWar out that "no one reject. peace nut ievml' rian-ln the period, mark~ by rapid chtDlt In- principle. Whoever would famou,' SL lfetnrad Arch­ and dtvelopmut, "la not a tlmt reject It dellberatel7 would INDUffRIAL ARTI PROORAM-Yeunttlen at It. Patrick'• ldleel, I~, hne .. abbey •Qiurch at 4 p.m. 1 01 SWMfay, May 7. for a II- codt'' of canon I••• =~~,,blnuetr .he enemy man, • benefit tf th'" !Mura' Industrial arts trahllnt uch -k, ta111ht 1!f lphrtlM A. Tumtr tf whlcb "mllbt bt outdated to- Harry WHCI Hleh 1c1,.. 1. The i,.y, abtva tre ahown prasanlln,.20 teat ,__ rtcb .. tlie Durlal tllt lllllt etn-S., monow," Father Ladl1l11 Or•r, • Despite nlany etfort1 . to ,e. ui-J•a aclenct teacher which they madt In thalr cl111. Shown fr•m left arw1 Junn Kelley, 11 caildidalta will neelH tbt S.J ., aald beN. cure peace, the Pope continued, LauJ1 •uanbtm; Kavin Balta, H-anl Guarrlarl, Stan Jay; Richard Dean, Mr. Tumar, 11 .. dlaeoult for oilier dloctNa ud Fathtr Oray, ~ canon lawyar unf!)rtunately "we. see •tormld• tar Ruth • lien, S.P., acl1nc• tucher, and Slater A1ath1, S.P .. prliiclpal. n. ii...,.,,111 trft reu,1ou· orden. ~ of tbt from tbt CatboUo Unlveraltv of able obslaclu arilln1 not only I t I fl d th h .,__ TIii I , ..._ I I I Amtrlca, la,utd 11111 .-amlna to In the way of peace .. but alJo _,_,._1e__ • __ na_n_,_• __ N1Ut___ ,_- __•.__ .__,_•_•_•_•_•_ .•_n_c•_P_r11_,a_m_. ____ -,----- la lnifrl' tllt ~ =~INIUP. the Mlclwt1t rtjlonal conveir- In the way or the 1t1blllty or lion ot the Canon Law Society of Ille peace which ubll 11 Pm• POPE NOTES SPECIAL OBSERVANCE ) 'Dartt 111111'8n of tbla ,ear'a America. ent." The Ideal or universal con• ordltlatm elau for tbt ~ cord, he 11Jd, "aeenu to vanl1h dloceaa llaYe alrtadJ beta \ °"' Toda:,•, needl, he aald, IN In ID unattainable dream." rr l' I • I . dalDed=re. Patlan 1 Qarlel otB~ ~~~ :::!!~ t: .:f~!~•tof~u~ ASKING IF the world must \.JQ IS SOCla communicat1ons ( WU I Jut DffhilNir ,Jii liq 111111 111,. peraou. ~pair and. alve Into • "1ltep• .... _. ~,atbtr \teal tatalilm" and "renounce 'I ~ Patbtr Ool'IIIII, '1l UL I .... ' bt coatilllltd, lh6 areal Impelling duty or b "la • t MCll of ladlua,oll,, "CIDIIOI cope l!llly with tbe avertlna In ti~e the Immense monns *o .. a lleW society alDtd Jut Mardi 11 9f. ' -«la of tbt t'burch. We -d d"eter or a 'ulentitlc' war," l.,U l,I U iz . ' Lotlla. peno111 who can react to the 'Pope centered hi• attention TO II OIDAINID llmday llttela." on the Vietnam war. , · VATICAN CITY-The' world of or the commo~' 'cood with due lance or "every 1erlou1 lnlU•· are: In. Ja11111 ~ . of n. proceu or •earcblnl tor a ••·should we be content with ma 11 communlc1tlon1 was respect for true liberty." live ttiat aim• at tormln1 tbe lltttb ONIYt; lay. lltl,ln Btr• new balance built more by per- attempt,, 10 tar trultlus, to put called upon by Pope Paul VI to crltl~•l •Jud1ment or the reader 16111, lt11 by rule,, would In- an rnd to the contllct In Viet, utlll&e Its "wonderful tech• The Pope 11Jd tht Church and• spectator, and at lllduc1D1 ~'"~'Pllllllp ol.~ FloJdl . ol ~-• •I volvt, ht aald, Lua lellalaUoQ tum • ·hlch crlp, all or us Jn nlques" to contr~~ute 10 tlyi " UP· wished ''to make her own con• him• to evaltate the newa, tht Rov. 'll•:.~:•f=C.rr. Iii • la, ..... flaldl -.11 In, merri11~16ty and>90ITOw, or•I• thtlre urr of hGmanlty lnd "the\bulld· ll,Y,utltj! ~o U11, ~erly develo~I11 11d , lmJae• Iba~. an · • ,, apolla1 Rav, )VI~ ID1y; of Impediment• and .f1111eral . or •l!m1thln1 ell~ to be dono?" •he Jng or I new soc elyl1hat wlD be ment oftffle :worldlot soclat com- •c d lo !iii, 6ot only Wider Lu11,W.1 llev. Duatu Etiennt, pellll law, and .more vl1orou1 '9kod. freer, more alert, more respon• munl,atlons: 4 contribution or I e1thetlcal and tecbnlcal ••· of TeU Cit,: Rn. Ra:,mond le1l1latlon In other areu 1uch Th p · d hi slble more brotherly and more Inspiration cocourai:ement e:il, pl'Ct, but 1110 from the human, Ktultr, ol lndlanapolla; Rn. II thal of respect tor h,llman e ope answere "own nobl~ " hortatloo. '._guidance and ~oop, 'moral , nd rellcloua point of Joseph Madtr, llldlanapolla; riabll and aeparation or power, questloo by uylng unqucstlon, · cratlonl" • · view, bearln1 In mind tbe blsb• or In the Church. a bl>· yc1, and expressed the In a menage on the occasion ' ut values of lite." <, Rev. Jamra O'Rller, or lndl11• apolll: Rtv, Martin Petfr, of hope that new proposals for or World Communications Day POPE PAUL rererred to Valli "WI HAY believe In the necotlallon1 will be accepted. (May 7) broadcast /rom Vall• can Council ll's decision to Calllne the work of commlllli• ... TIii and Rn. Andrew • to Cit:,; humanity the Church( Fa• can Cit>•: the Ponti! cited anll make social communlcallftns cations media. "a noble Weldebmp, IDdlan1polla. , ot p. aer- ~j °' tber Ony aald, clalm1D1 tnat the rotestant pralJcd the contribution made media a subject of 1tudy u vice," the Pope expreued the • preaent code 1tres1es the dlvlnt by the press lllms. radio, telc, cl'ldence ol " the Church's moth• hope that they ·:may alwaya ~ Amoa1 lbt new dt1coa1 will bt two membtrs·of St. Melnntd element or law too much. "Since ' ,·Jslon and ot~er social corn mu, erly Interest In the furtherance measure up to the nobility of tht Benedletint Arcbabbe,-Fraltr tbe Church b like • net lull or , "}' nlcatlon1 media " to the enrich• of human nlues which Chris• minion which makes tbem ID• \ Mattblu Neuman tDd Frater all kind, or tl1h," he uld, "In COUDCI mcnt, of culture, to the spread tlanll>', as It embrace, them termedlarles and, u It were, Ephrem c•rr-bo 'lrill be or• Ill le1blatlon, we have to accept or ,·arlous ,artistic forms, to wholcheartcdl)', render, more master, and 1uJdu, betweea L dallied lo lbe prlHtbood In· Sep,, a certain amount or conlu1lon recreation lo mutual knowledgo vital and nobler." truth and the public, the reality ltmber, and dl10rder" or rilk p1raly1Jng and unde;standlng among peo• , of the exterior world and tbt the lood human motivation of advocate"d pie& and abo toward the spread lie· emphasized the lmpor- lnne~ reaches or eon1cle11ce." Followln1 IN brief blo,rapbl. many wbo would move the of the Gospel message." _________, ____ _____ cal 1kelcbe1 or tht ordlnandl Church forward. • C •1•b d" , • t II d lntormatloll coaceralq CAMBRIDGE, Mass.-An 0111• However, the Pope warned e I acy 1spe...,.sat1ons their Flrat Solemn Mauta: Father Ony al,o aald that clal or the National Cpuncll of 1hat the ability of "thcae lnstru• 11 _ Church .law, 1hould "be more Churchu proposed here that JO ments" to spread "thought, hu• • " RIY. Ja11111) I. Al'Mttll 1crlptura1: evan1ellcal, expre1- Protest.int denominations hold man expression. the Image, In• d H 1 s 'Jbe ioa ol Kr. Hd Mn. Ed· 1polvlne llnot '!!e wwaordrd om( eGrocdlf'u'I aRnt a Jolntr coudnc 11 ~Jmed at "a pro• tormallon and publicity" results.
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