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Oct. 17, 1963 Catholic Church Seton Hall University eRepository @ Seton Hall The aC tholic Advocate Archives and Special Collections 10-17-1963 The Advocate - Oct. 17, 1963 Catholic Church Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate Part of the Catholic Studies Commons, and the Missions and World Christianity Commons Council Gives Qualified Approval The Advocate Ballot Delays Liturgical Reforms VATICAN CITY - the Mass, Approval were considered atitute modern languages for Sick, that emphasizing it la the offering of the of the second of the with Holy chsptcr simple •’yes’’ or "no” Latin in weddings, funerals, not intended for the Official of the Archdiocese solely dy- Eucharist by two or more Publication olf Newark, N. J., and Diocese of N. Vatican Council’s Paterson, J. schema on votee, but Fathers on and other voting Baptisms ceremon- ing. at the the Priests jointly same liturgy was unexpectedly the overall chapter were given ies. the actual words Vol. 12, No. 43 OCTOBER Only by altar the chapter stated THURSDAY, 17, 1963 this week council PRICE: 10 CENTS delayed as to mark their which sacrament is confer- IN opportunities a ADDITION TO the op- that for concele- voted to send back ballots permission Fathers It “yes," "no." or "yes, red need remain in Latin. In portunity to vote approval bration could be for A with granted by rewriting. spokesman reservations." for the with Baptism example, only reservations onthe second "the Ordinary.” that A total of emphasised, however, 1,495 affirmative words “I thee in the baptize chapter, a second reason for Such wording, these Fathers the has not been votes chapter re- were required for final name of the the Son its Father, temporary sidetracking was said, would allow Those permission jected. approval. giving an un- and the Ghost” would the fact Holy that the chapter in- to be granted not the The Oct. only by development came qualified approval numbered remain in Latin. volved than necessarily more the topics diocesan Bishop the Or- 14 when ballot fell 78 1,417, a just only however, with 781 Vote this dealt with on change wax in the successful of the —but also votes short of dinary place general ap- prelates expressing 2,103 approval to 19. balloting on the amendments. certain other churchmen, Individual amend- with reservations and proval. only X Council Fathers voted The defeat of the by text was such as who also ments in tho Abbots, en- chapter, includ- voting in the negative. 2,143 to 35 to change the name explained by some Bishops by joy that which authorizes full- On Oct. "ordinary” jurisdiction ing 15. council Fathers of the of Extreme the fact sacrament that in dealing with over their communities. These er use of the vernacular in voted to sub- overwhelmingly Unction to the of the concelebratien of the Maas (Continued Anointing on Page 2) Role of Bishops Looms as Major Council Question A" AdvotMt Neus Summitry ly if implicitly depreciate the VATICAN CITY - The eol authority of the Pope. of legiality Bishops and a full Archbishop Lewreoce J. definition of their role in the Shehan of Baltimore replied Church loomed as major Is- to the last fear. The exercise sues of the Second Vatican of papal authority, he pointed aa Council discussions on the out. can never be conceived Nature of the Church as exercised con- against or with- tinued this week. out the consent of the Church. This is the so. Archbishop Other Stories, Popes 2,3 continued, because the body of Comment Pages 6, 7 Bishops cannot be separated SAD RETURN - The of Loo Smith of from its bead. body Bishop Ogdensburg, N.Y., who died in Rome while tho Vatican back the Debate attending Council, was accompanied to U.S. on the role of the by Bishop WHAT WILL be the prac Navagh, his immediate predecessor in the New York See. waa with Above. Msgr. Edward P. Hoar, Btabopa interspersed Deal consequences of the-ntw vicar of the the coffin further discussion the general Brooklyn Diocese, blesses at Oct. 11. oo lay Idlewild Airport the of Bish- di emphasis on body the is Robert Farmer of Old neonate and with votes on Representing Ogdensburg Diocese Msgr. N.Y., next Forgo, to ops? Surely a greater taspir the second chapter of the DAILY four Cardinal-moderators named Paul Bishop (Story on START - The by Pope to direct the work of Navagh. Page 17) aDon for mutual help ami schema. the Vatican second liturgy Council’s session stand at the start of the Their shared be day's proceedings. votes scheduled for responsibility can Key were desk stands the the council hall in middle aisle looked for. observed Rev. Ed- at front of the of St. Peter's Basilica. Demonstration Is Oct. 26 OcL IT on both the diacon- lay From the left ward Duff, 5J.. ore Cardinals Giacomo cor- they Gregorio Agagianian, Lercaro, Julius ate and Um coUeglality of the fecial Doepfner for News andLeo Suenens. Bishops. responded Rebgtous Service He suggested another THE CENTRAL theme of poenbtlity: the Catholic week, however, eras cot "Perhaps some sort of sen- Urge legiality of the Participation Bishops —a ate of the Neumann Church, a perma- Beatify Bishop phrase which is relatively new nent organ of conaußatton. but which a concept goce composed of the Oardhsab. back to the early days of the In Trenton geographically selected rest March Church denual Rights Archbishops or repre- In Rites at St. Peter’s The basic it this: queeboa sentatives of national Bishops, Does the of NEWARK Catholics this of body the Cath- major areas conflict actual and other members of the hier- conferences, meeting with the week olic of take the - were urged to or in New Bishops world, will be CITY Italian, added a few words in accident and Eve Ben- part potential, Jersey, a archy have pointed out Pope, one concrete VATICAN (RNS) victim, In the civil March on combination successors of the rights of civil Apostles, fnat. as severs!, Amid traditional pomp, lug English, declaring that "this ax« Pantani of rights strongly that Catholics can no suggested by Saaauolo. Italy, Trenton Oct 26. has also have a real stake in the Is groups planned a ’March be Rite mcnted by the presence oI a special day- of joy for the who had diffused tubercular longer "spectators in this notably by Ukrainian that Uke Trenton’ government of the universal Catholics Suggestions they on for Oct. 26 to be- crisis, but Maxim Her- Bn from the of the United States peritonitis. must become in- Archbishop hop* throughout came Church? U it part from the office of gin there at 5 has. what are world for the Secood Vatican of America. An adopted sea of p.m. volved. that this is marnuk of Winnipeg. Canada, THE hid the Archdiocesan Coordinator no longer the conrtttfong under BEATIFICATION “Catholics to which and Council, lHh Ameri- the nation is shown to the are urged con- a matter of but Indeed as hated at Paul a Century uni- been scheduled of choice, by Pope originally by Interracial and this power can be exercised? beatified in Peter'* versal Church Programs sider participation in accord VI hU address the Ro- canwai Si as an the late • duty, and in to example John XXIII for the chairmen of the civil personal social, Pope rights Clina Basilica Sunday. of botineas." demanded THE TENOR of the week's man on Sept 12, an June 23. but it was committees of both the men's by Christian justice Present postponed The new addition to the at the rites were the and debate indicated a af- noomjH reforms because of the Pontiffs death. and charity.'' general substantial women's councils of the Church'i calendar of aainta of view the to cenw.” beneficiaries two miraculous A leaflet distributed Other Stories on Race firmative on ques- to those archdiocese. THE MARCH and hleaaeda U John cures submitted and authenti- on Trenton, tion of who attended the 10 qttngil power sad ceremony Page cated tttfwHIMM, wffl hetp focal but THE Nepomucene Neumann, aa evidence of the said the rrsponstbllity. some ex FIRRY to Qw main motive foe IN A NEWSLETTER to speak ca Pop* attention for CSS R, Bohemian born fourth bfoasod's effective intercession John's on demands com- reservations. was Achilla interest in his prest-moderators of Catholic pressed subject Cardinal causa of who in heaven J. Kent plete citizenship for all The Liensrt of BUhop Philadelphia, was "the joy and consolation adult men reservations hinted Lille. who organizations and to the on Francs, of with their abilities and regardless of race color. died Jan. S. IMO. and la the Jr., VUlanova. Pa., an auto (Continued oppor- or whether R was to think said that "the treatment of on Page 3) archdiocesan officers of the proper tunities. More "This demonstration is first naturalised malaUS. citi- . particulars an op- of an Individual the of the Councils of Catholic Men and Bishop as a coUeglality Bishops a* for len be beatified to objectives, sponsor* and portunity Catholics to art. successor of and their to an Apostle by rsiatxmahip with Women. Rev. us J. be- In Aloys i possible transportation They should for Another immigrant who Newark, Paterson pools pray the ob- divine law. whether the Bish- the Roman Pontiff could give Welsh, the archdiocesan co- may be had from march head- jectives of the total effort and came a US. eititcn. Mother op of an Individual dsoceee the that there is ordinator. said that the march. Impression a quarters in Trenton or in New- lend their France* Xavier Cabrtoi, ii the support to this just had concrete responsibility for iputha of tee antiganfots.
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