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PAG. 3 / Attualita Ta Grave Questione Del Successore Di Papa Giovanni Roma FUnitd / giovedi 6 giugno 1963 PAG. 3 / attualita ta grave questione del successore di Papa Giovanni Roma il nuovo ILDEBRANDO ANTONIUTTI — d Spellman. E' considerate un • ron- zione statunltense dl Budapest dopo ITALIA Cardinale di curia. E' ritenuto un, calliano ». - --_., ^ <. la sua partecipazione alia rivolta del • moderate*, anche se intlmo di Ot­ 1956 contro il regime popolare. Non CLEMENTE MICARA — Cardinale taviani. E' nato a Nimis (Udine) ALBERT MEYER — Arcivescovo si sa se verra at Conclave. Sono not) di curia, Gran Cancelliere dell'Uni- nel 1898.' Per molti anni nunzio a d) Chicago. E' nato a Milxankee nel 1903. Membro di varie congregaziont. i recenti sondaggl della Santa Sede verslta lateranense. E* nato a Fra- Madrid; sostenuto dai cardinal! spa- per risotvere il suo caso. ficati nel 1879. Noto come • conserva- gnoli. JAMES MC. INTYRE — Arclve- tore >; ha perso molta dell'influenza EFREM FORNI — Cardinale di scovo di Los Angeles. E' nato a New che aveva sotto Pic XII. E' grave. York net 1886. Membro della con­ mente malato. , curia. E' nato a Milano net 1889. E' OLANDA stato nominate nel 1962. gregazione conclstoriale. GIUSEPPE PIZZARDO — Cardina­ JOSEPH RITTER — Arcivescovo BERNARD ALFRINK — Arcivesco­ le di curia, Prefetto delta Congrega- '« ALBERTO DI JORIO — Cardinale vo di Utrecht. Nato a Nljkeik nel di curia. E' nato a Roma nel 1884. di Saint Louis. E' nato a New Al­ zione dei seminar). E' nato a Savona bany nel 1892. 1900. Figura di punta degli innovator! nel 1877. SI e sempre situate all'estre. Fu segretario nel Conclave del 1958. sia nella rivendicazione dell'autono- ma destra anche nella Curia romana. Per quarant'anni visitatore aposto. mia degli episcopati nazionali, sia lico delle diocesi italiane. BENEDETTO ALOISI MASELLA — GERMAN IA nell'orientamento - politico, apostolico E' II Camerlengo del Sacro Collegio, FRANCESCO BRACCI — Cardina. e dottrinale della Chiesa. e regge gl| affari delta Chiesa du­ le di curia, segretario della Congre­ AGOSTINO BEA — Gesulta, car­ rante |a Sede vacante. Nato a Ponte. gazione dei sacrament). E' nato a dinale di curia. E' nato a Riedbohrin- corvo ne| 1879. E' annoverato tra I Vignanello (Viterbo) ne| 1879. Uno gen net 1881. Notissima I'attlvita di- COLOMBIA « moderati ». - •, ~ -.i-.;V' dei maggiori giuristi della Chiesa. spiegata, nonostante I'eta avanzata. FRANCESCO ROBERTI — Cardl- nel Concilio ecumenlco quale presi­ LUIS CONCHA — Arcivescovo di AMLETO GIOVANNI CICOGNANI * dents dell'Unione dei Cristiani e so- — E' stato Segretario di Stato di Gio­ nale di curia. Prefetto del Tribuna­ Bogota. Ivi. nato nel 1891. Membro te delta Se'gnatura apostoltca. E' na­ lerte esecutore degli Indirizzi dl Gio­ della Congregazione del Concilio. vanni XXIII, dopo anni di nunziatura • vanni XXIII. negli USA. E' considerate uno del piu to a Pergola net 1889. Anch'egli e fervent! soitenitorl delta linea « ron- soprattutto noto come gturista. An­ JOSEPH! FRINGS — Arcivescovo calliana » anche se la sua tarda eta noverato tra i • moderati », non se di Colonla. Nato a Neuss nel 1887. CILE (80 annl) lo-farebbe escludere dal ne esclude la elezione. Uno del leaders dell'ala innovatrice, RAUL SILA HENRIQUEZ — Arci- novero del papabili. :. FRANCESCO MORANO — Cardi­ fieramente polemico verso la Curia. Gravemente infermo. ; • ,,-;vv:;v *•,-. <• . vescovo di Santiago, salesiano, nato ALFREDO OTTAVIANI — Cardina­ nale di curia. E' nato a Calvano -nel 1907 a Talca. Uno del piQ gio- le di curia, segretario delta Congrega- (Aversa) nel 1872. Date le condizio- JULIUS DOEPFNER — Arcivesco­ 'van! cardinali dell'America Latina, zione del Santo Uffizio. E' nato a Ro- ni di salute e la tardissima eta, si vo di Monaco. E' il cardinale piQ gio. mette in dubbio la sua partecipazio- -nominate nel 1962. Considerate un in ma nel 1890. Considerate come II mag. vane nominate da Giovanni XXIII novatore. giore esponente dell'ala conservatri. ne at Conclave. (e nato ad Hausen nel • 1913). Si e ce; notissima e la sua battaglia data ANTONIO BACCI — Cardinale dl contraddistinto a Berlino come « uo- I cardinali che hanno partecipato alia prima congrega zione generate (da sinistra): Agagianian, Copello, Lienart, in Concilto, e le sconfitte personal! su- curia. E' nato a Giugnola (Firenze) mo di punta > nella lotta antico* EQUATORE Ferretto, Clcognani e Aloisi Masella. \ bite in piQ d'una occasione. nel 1885. Noto soprattutto come la* munista. GIUSEPPE FERRETTO — Cardi­ tinista ed oratore, a cui venne affi- CARLOS DE LA TORRE — Arci­ nale di curia. E' nato a Roma l'8 mar- data I'orazione per I'elezione di Gio­ vescovo di Quito, dove nacque nel (Dalla prima pagina) 20 del 1899. Fa parte di numerose e vanni XXIII. BRASILE 1873. Non si sa se potra venire al important! congregazton!, ma e figura Conclave data I'eta. di secondo piano nella Curia. CARLOS DE VASCONCELLOS va nella tarda eerata, e poi- Previsioni MOTTA — Arcivescovo di San Pau- che il decesso e avvenuto do­ Alia conferenza di Ginevra MAURILIO FOSSATI — Arclvesco- FRANCIA ' to. Come gli altri porporati • brasl- po il tramonto, cioe, dal pun- vo di Torino. E' nato ad Arona, il 24 liani si sttua generalmente con I nor. PERU' to di vista ecclesiastico, al- del « Guardian » maggio 1876. D! vecchia tendenza con. EUGENIO TISSERANT — Decano damericani e gli spagnoli come orien. ! . : .v. • .•'•;;•• servatrice, non si e perfl ma! palesato del Collegio, cardinale di curia. E* tamento i generate. E' nato a Bon JUAN RICKETS LANDAZURI — l'inizio del nuovo giorho, .si come polemico verso le altre correnti. nato a Nancy nel . 1884. PiQ vicino Jesus do Ampare nel 1890. E' la fi­ Dei fratl minor!. Arcivescovo di Li­ e deciso di indire il concla­ alle correnti innovatrici, potrebbe gura di magglore rilievo dell'Ame- ma. Nato ne! 1913 in Arequipa. Espo­ ve per il pomeriggio del 19. ERNESTO RUFFINI — Arclvesco- fare da .mediatore tra francesi e ita- : rica Latina. Ha potenzlato I'Azlone nente delle correnti piQ moderne del- La mattina seguente si ter­ Papa italiano vo di Palermo. E' nato a S. Benedetto Hani. -••.--• ; , Cattolica in Brasile. • • u. •;,-•• ;-j<•.-.-..•:• Tepiscopato dell'America Latina.. Po (Mantova) nel 1888. SI e caratte- ra la prima seduta col primo .rizzato in Concilio come uno dei piQ ACHILLE LIENART —Vescovo JASIME DE BARROS CAMARA — scrutinio. conservatori, affiancando il cardinale di Li I la, dove nacque nel 1884. Nel . Arcivescovo di Rio de Janeiro. E' Non e esatto che ai raem- ma non Ottaviani in piO d'una occasione. Concilio e apparso come uno ' dei nato a San Jose nel 1894. Promotore ^URUGUAY ; bri del collegio cardinalizio • leaders > della corrente innovatri. di numerosi circoli cattolici di opera). VALERIO VALERI — Cardinale di ce, in aspra polemica con Ottaviani. ANTONIO MARIA ' PARBIERI — sia assolutamente proibito di curia, prefetto delta congregazlone Note in Francia come uno dei por­ AUGUSTO DA SILVA — Arcivesco­ Dei frati cappuccini. Arcivescovo di assentansi dal conclave, pri­ de! religiosi. E' nato in Santa Fiora porati piQ modern! e dinamici. vo di San Salvador. E' nato a Re­ Montevideo, ivi nato nel 1892. Autore ma della fumata bianca che nel 1883. Attualmente e motto malato. cife nel 1876. di numerose opere letterario-storiche. indichera I'elezione del suc­ dell'opera di • PIERRE GERLIER — Arcivesco­ PIETRO CIRIACI — Cardinale di vo di Done. E' nato a Versailles nel cessore " di Giovanni XXIII. conservatrice curia, prefetto delta congregazione del 1880. Nota la sua attivita Intrepida La costituzione < vacante se­ Concilio. E' nato a Roma nel 1885. Ha a favore degli ebrei durante le de- GRAN BRETAGNA i VENEZUELA de apostolica > di Pio XI, su LONDRA, 5. dietro di se una lunga esperienza dt- portazioni naziste. Nel 1958 accusd questo punto non modificata Occupandosi dei problemi plomatica. Uno dei collaborator! di Ot. GUGLIELMO HEARD — Cardina- JOSE' QUINTERO — Arcivescovo apertamente la polizia francese di le di curia. Nato ad Edimburgo nel da Giovanni XXIII, prevede sorti con la morte di Giovan­ taviani. /. sevizie contro gli algerini. di Caracas. Nato a Mucuchies nel 1884. Membro della congregazione del 1902. Membro della Congregazione dei infatti alcune eccezioni: in ni XXIII, il Guardian, quoti- GIUSEPPE SIRI — Arcivescovo di CLEMENT ROQUE — Arclvesco- sacrament!. i Riti.; . pratica, potranno lasciare il Giovanni XXIII diano liberale di Manchester Genova. E* nato a Genova nel 1906. , vo di Rennes. E' nato a Graullet conclave quei' cardinali che scrive oggi che e improbabile Sia la sua giovane eta, quanto le ca- ; MICHELE BROWNE — Cardinale (Alby) nel 1880. Popolarissimo per . di curia, dei frati predicated. E' eventualmente ne avessero che il successore di Giovan­ ratteristiche conservatrici delle sue la fermezza dimostrata nei confront! ni XXIII appartenga all'ele- posizlonl to farebbero escludere dal nato a Waterforf nel 1887. Nominate MESSICO urgente bisogno per improv- « Fu un attivo campione del disarmo degli occupanti tedeschi durante la cardinale da Giovanni XXIII nel 1962. visa_ malattia («infirmitate mento oltranzista ed accen- novero dei papabili, anche se di lui si guerra, e per la difesa dell'esperi- JOSE' GARIBI Y RIVERA — Arci­ tratore della Chiesa. II gior­ parla insistentemente, come in occa. mento de! • preti opera! » nel dopo. superveniente»). E* anche nale scrive che quando il «ione del precedents Conclave. vescovo di Guadalajara. Ivi nato nel previsto il caso di un cardi e della pace e questo gli guadagno .: guerra. PORTOGALLO 1889. Membro di varie congregazioni. Conclave si riunira per eleg- GIACOMO LERCARO — Arclvesco- . MAURICE FELTIN — Arcivesco­ nale che, « ribellandosi » al­ gere il nuovo Papa c esso si vo di Bologna. E' nato a Genova nel . vo di Parigi. E' nato a Delle (Be- ia disciplina, ei rifiuti di en- il rispetto di tutti» MANUEL GONCALVES CEREJEl- trover ar di fronte le forze che 1891. Tra i pochi cardinal! Italian! che sancoft) nel 1883. Anche se si diffe- RA — Arcivescovo di Lisbona. E' \ TANGANIKA trare in conclave, oppure lo hanno spinto innanzi Papa hanno assunto una posizione innova­ renzia da Lienart per posizioni meno nato a Lonsado nel 1888.
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