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The Ukrainian Weekly 1971 . ;;S4 ,,– e , .. .. -,,-v,– -f .^ f " Address: "...AS WE LEARN TO GO l"fe Ukrainian Weekly 81-88 Grand Street FORWARD TOGETHER Jersey City, N.J. 07303 AT HOME, LET US Neir York's Telephone: ALSO SEEK TO GO BArday 7-4125 " tfik: HBnderaon 4-0237 CBОБОДА SVOBODA FORWARD TOGETHER WITH ALL MANKIND^" UEnUu National Ass'n УКРАЇНСЬКИЙ ЩОДЕННИК UKRAINIAN D А ІLV "Лк: HEnderson 5-8740 Richard M. Nixon ( У чіп , і ИЙ tXXvTJl 4. 6 SECTION TWO SVOBODA, THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY, TUESDAY, JANUARY, 12, 1071 ЦЕНТІВ 20 CENTS No. 6 VOL. Lxxvra - и Ум. і Ukrainian Scientist Gets Wli:WO: A Call For Friends Announce "GOD'S CAUSE" By LESYA RIZNYK JOSYF CARDNAL SUPYJ vOlCES CONFTbENCE His Country, at Last NEW YORK. N.Y. - On І women in 1972; participation Symposium TORONTO, Ont. - Dr. Bo– speak, to teach grade school 1 January 30th, 1971, a press ! in international women's cojft– OTTAWA, Ont. - An in– ria Dotsenko. the Soviet Uk– in Yellowknife for two years. І Ьа11 wil1 be held in Philadel– gresses„ and others. ternational' symposium on ш ATTAINMENT OF PATRIARCHAL nla ROME, italy. - Archbish– rainian nuclear scientist who Rumors about his personal P under the joint sponsor- These are not plane for tlie "Religion and Atheism in The Cardinal said that the 8hi of the op-Major Josyf Cardinal Sli– requested asylum in Canada life, professional qualifica– j P" Ukrainian Jour– future, these are current prp– Communist Societies" will be efforts must go on and th^t over Шгве years ago, has fin- tions and possible Soviet re– j nalists Association of Ameri– jects, all in some stage K held at Carleton University pyj, in his Christmas message "we must not listen to tye ally been granted landed im– prisals on those who might j ca and the World Federation ! development, it would be dlffi– from March 31 to April 4, to the faithful of the Ukrain– tempting instigations that af^ migrftat status by the Govern– help him. circulated through і 0^ Ukrainian Women's Or– 1 cult, indeed, to categorise according to an announce– ian Catholic Church, express– alien to the Church." jfc ment, according to Peter the academic world. і ganizations. The purpose of these items as more and less ment made here last week. ed confidence in the attain– Cardinal Josyf also calljjl the affair ІЙ ment of a patriarchate whicu Wortimiijgton of the Toronto Finally, during the Royal і two-fold: to pub- important. However, some can on the Ukrainian youth Hk 1ІСІ2Є he called "God's cause." Telegram. tour of the Arctic and Mani– both groups and to raise be evaluated more easily than Scholars, Specialists "acquire knowledge and pr^– it ends a long, anxious and toba this past summer, he funds in order that they may others. Their progress or suc– serve their heritage" so as not Call for Unity sometimes frightening period wrote an open letter to the be able to fulfill their vital cess is quickly observed. The The symposium "is sponsor– to dissipate in an "alien sea." for Dr. Dotsenko. it also Soviet leadership explaining programs, especially in the participation in international ed by Carleton'a Committee marks tlie official beginning why he renounced his Soviet area of press, communication women's congresses is not so on Soviet and East European Cardinal Slipyj, the highest Prime Mission of his new life. citizenship and party mem- and information services. easily measured. Studies, headed by Prof. Boh– ranking Ukrainian Catholic .A : ' prelate, reiterated his call for Now he is no longer a state- be rship. The WFUWO is a member dan Bociurkiw, with the co- in concluding his Christ- The WFUWO was organiz– unity, an appeal that he made less person. He belongs. The document was publish– of the World Movement of operation of both the Cana– mas message, Cardinal Josyf ed in 1948 for the purpose of repeatedly during his memor– "it Was the most extraor– ed in The Toronto Telegram Mothers in France and the dian Association of Slavists urged all Ukrainians, regard- coordinating the work of ex– General Federation of Worn– and the American Association able visitation of the Ukraln– dinary sensation getting my August 26. it is one of the isting Ukr а і n і a n women's less of their countries of do– en's Clubs in the United for the Advancement of Sla– ian communities in the free papers from the immigration most articulate and precise groups. However, the scope micile, not to forget their States, it cooperates with the vic Studies. A grant from the world more tthan two years Department," says Dr. Dot– denunciations of the Soviet and magnitude of the activi– "mission, their duty and re– international Alliance щ Canada Council has made it ago, aeokO. "A wonderful Christ- system to originate in this ties of the WFUWO. whose sponsibllity to help the Uk– Women and the international possible to invite scholars not "The patriarchate is the mas present you might say. country. membership cuts across reli– Josyf ( Cardinal Slipyj rainian people and their І was so happy, so relieved, in it Dr. Dotsenko explain– Council of Women. Federation only from Canada and the only factor which can untte Church." w gioue and political beliefs and representatives have traveled all of our people spiritually that Г felt positively silly ed that he was sent to Cana– originates in ten countries on United States, but also ape– clutchtaj my papers and grin– da by the Soviet espionage to Ceylon, Germany, Finland, dalists from Great Britain, and nationally within Christ's four continents, are not com– Switzerland, Turkey, Belgiuifci Church headed by the Su– ning Skid laughing to the service (KGB) on a mission mon knowledge. Fiance. Germany, Switxer– N.Y, T1MES WR1TER TELLS worlds to "penetrate'' the Western Greece, and all over the Unlfe land, italy, the Soviet Union, preme Pontiff of Rome, as has ed States and Canada, to tolas Reflecting a moment, he scientific community. His re- Bulgaria, Hungary, Czecho– already been shown by the OF PATR1ARCHATE EFFORTS Activities part in meetings of these adds: "Being accepted by Cu– ward, after a successful mis– Slovakia, Poland, Rumania Archiepiscopal Synods," etat– NEW YORK, N.Y. - The in ruled by the Curia's Con– groups. nada wee my happiest mo– sion stretching over years, and Yugoslavia. ed Cardinal Josyf. desire of the Ukrainian Cath– gregation for the Eastern The present program in– ment in the past 12 years. І would be a Nobel Prize nomi– He said that all Bishops, olic faithful to see their Rite Churches, most of whose i eludes' such activities as: ac– inform Some sixty participants and feel SO' good." nation. invited observers will discuss clergy, monastic orders and church elevated to the status officials are not Ukrainian. j tion in defense of political faithful are obligated to im– of patriarchate, headed by it Has 12 years ago, in He has explained: "The prisoners in the USSR; pre– The importance of this par– such questions as: the state and problems of research on plement and abide by the deci– Archbishop-Major Josyf Car– Yatican 11 Recalled 1958, tttat Dr. Dotsenko mad? chief reason for my defection pa'rations for the observance ticipation cannot be too slons of the synods "if we do dinal Slipyj, was discussed bv his decision to try to escape strongly emphasized. Ukrain– religion and atheism in the was to escape serving the j of the 100th birthday anni– not wish to see ourselves gra– George Dugan of the New from the Soviet system. ian participants represent Ul:– j USSR and in Eastern Eu– Ukrainian spokesmen main- KGB as their agent in the versary of Lesia Ukrainka; dually disappear from the York Times in the daily's Jan– rainian women in the free 1 rope; relations between the tain that Ecumenical Council international field of nuclear j cooperation in a commemora– face of the eartb" uary 2nd edition. world, they impart sorely Orthodox Church and the vatican П encouraged the es– Mystery science. since 1 consider the j tive work on Anna Yaroslav– in drawing a parallel be– The full text of the article, Soviet system to be an impen– na of Kiev; continued efforts lacking information about Communist state; the devel tablishment of patriarchates. opment of atheist thought in tween the tfcree kings who titled "Ukrainian Rite Catho– A year ago, they point out, Why it took over three alistic and serfdom-like sys– j to establish more nursery Ukraine and Ukrainians, they llcs 'Protest vatican's Role," the Soviet Union; religious came' to pay homage to the their own synod of bishops years before the Government tern, oppressing its own peo– schools; social welfare bur– make invaluable personal con- is as follows: dissent; religion and nation– newborn Christ-Child, the voted for a patriarchal forru formally accepted him, is still ple, particularly Jew3 and Uk– eaus and volunteer groups, tacts. Ukrainian.Cardinal said that Ukrainian Rite Catholics a mystery. But it's over now ality; the impact of economic of church administration, but rainians. it is dangerous, ag– readers' circles; publicity of Their presence at interna– "we hare come already unit– have started a campaign of And that's all that matters and social changes in the the synod was declared in- gressive and stibversive to– WFUWO projects and activi– tional meetings evokes great ed, vkth a feeling of national protest against what they call to Dr. Dotsenko, a softspoken USSR and Eastern Europe on valid by Maximilian Cardinal ward the Western world." ties; preparation for the third interest. Past participation consciousness and,unity, even "second class" treatment by but determined man, who is religious institutions; and de Furstenberg, prefect of the After the publication of his world, congress of Ukrainian (Continued on p.
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