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INDIANAPOLIS,INDIANA, JANUARY 13, 196T ACCO I\IPANIr CAI| DI l{AL J/1SS.'1(),\1&J.$ BdryiBlV anYclergyandlaitv Clhurc:h is free to work tl J Itt attenclconsistory in nlostof the Corlso Scltonlgrub in Ceylon S'l'. L()l.,lS- t'lrtlitrll ,los- P. (,lotly of l(attsl,s {irly.Sl , ,loscplt. ('hallcs cph I'). llillcr'. Alt'hbislrop ot' ,\lo.; []islrop ll. l lelrrrsirtll CEUPPENS htrs hot'tt lo t'rtist'tltt-'strttrts of By REV, JoSEPH ,rf Sytt'itrgliclrl.(lrprt (;irar'(l('irtl; l'()n!il1('r(' \t()nlr'il.'l't';tiltttt;1 lll Sl. l,ottis. lt'l't lrt'r'c otr,lirrrrr- liislrop .lrrscplr \1. 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IrrhirI t'rtcrrries. nol. ttotrlrlo tlrt,tttsr'lvt's lo o(ltt('itlc lor high st:lrools thc ?04 r'crnaculirr' (lltlrrrlic [-,rtt'gt)i-u'(][ldioccsll grouF 'l'lrr' 1tt'r'l;rlr'lris ilocn \!il(l\iilg Vilttrulll all tltt' ntrssiotrct'str'lrrt llrr: (.\rn{olcsr.! brottgltl hos{rlrly scltttols--rrlrosc lltanag(.rllrlnt u'as Italiirrr sirrct' ;r lcu' rlals ;ti'lr.r rr.crt' [o:t'cr[ ()ut i]l tllr'ir posts b1' lrtlr)rt lltOlll ltllllt \{)tlto (ltlill'l(lfS, ]rrpl){}tic(l 16 hit\.c ltccrr titlictt rrVcr slitlt'rl itl l\lirriarr -. rtrirrl of lls ",.ierltoly 11.-llls lt,rli tttrttinor': tr"',r1.i, ()l' l'rillll)ilgillg .\rr<i tlroti{h llrc (.lrrrlclr rvirs llrr: Iri lhc lcAttlc otr l)tr:etrtlJ('f l rrCl'Clll0lIl(-)S tlcss I)oJrc,l,rltti L\lll. 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(;oorgla Jlt'' jurriors ,\ litt':tt' tlt'lt';1;tti(,ll i)[ i'l('l':]), llcl.It'o-r.,\lrss ]lat'tt: rrt'r'li iit ( ()ti ! friirliillt:ll lllrliirn. lirl!liurrt lt;nc krllri sittcc t'ttttt'ncd, cizcrl litt' tl{)l rtl)cltitlij (}tlc sr)(}llr'l'. turrl strrirrls ft'rrnt lntli;ttt- 'l'lrt'r'c ARCHEISHOP'l'lrornas Crlrral', irlrrl l;til.r Itottt tltt: r\t't:lt' l"r'cirla trlcllttt'rl)', all alring rrrth )i-qr'. llunxr: ;111111"x- uIc uroIo thillt t00 niltiro ill)()iis ('ltll()[ic lrilllt scltools ut't rr'lirliotts Iillo.t',,\lrs- (blonrho, (:('l't" Mosl o{ lhe rrrission schools O.il1.t.. of hc'lrl of tlrc .11,'a1'1'('rr ill irlllrtri llttl ptlislr, lntliattallolis. { ltlt' Jlurrtt'. ('ouq1'11'51'1ll'it'rls atltl ahotlt ti.(lll0 crpt'ctt'tl to l)lfticil)atc ltl tltr-' ul St. llita s Cirtholic lliclalcltl'. sititl rn it Ncrv tttottics ott 'lilntt;lr1' l{i lrt rt ltlt'lt "'!'ltr'] Io I.' i g n nrissrottrt'.i, incltttltnA re mrirr opgr ilr llre Congo.
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