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200 Couples Ceylon tXDURIER-JOURNAL ' * Friday, January 13,1961 * Renew Vows P New York — (RNS) — More 1 than 200 couples married 50 Scored years renewed their wedding Tuition Payment vows at a ceremony in St. Pat rick's Cathedral here marking Colombo, - (NC) — The FS%W Year's message: "The pur measures- with all possible 1 the New York Archdiocese's Catholic Bishops of Ceylon pose of our struggle is not to vehemence and to forbid such Catholic Family Day. labeled government plans to do violence or cause harm to designs with all the authority Ends In Vermont seize ownership of private anyone, as some seem to fear', at our command. As a memento of the event schools "drastic legislation it is not through lust for world Burlington — (NC) — The South Burlington School ?! each couple received a special which is without parallel in any ly gairTas some very unkindly "Our struggle is for the souls Board probably will'-not appeal to the U.S. Supreme •M Golden Wedding Anniversary of our children, for their cor certificate signed by Francis democratic" country." have said; much less is it Court against a ruling that use of public funds to pay through a desire to subvert or rect education according to our tuition for students attending ' - "Cardinal Spellman, Archbishop religious tenets on which, we r of New York. They made the charge in a destroy the secular state." Jan. 6 statement after Cabinet believe, th*ir eternal happiness c^stilutionaf' ^^ * "*,>« beM *' pnclk* ta V«* The jubilarians, accompanied Chairman C. P. De Silva said He added: "Not only, have depends. We should not be in a broadcast to the nation: we always disassociated our penalized for our religious be Irnont towns which do»not have . by children and grandchildren, \The ruling, was handed down a hightschool to let the parents were welcomed by the Rev. Wil • selves from all acts of violence liefs or their- proper exercise. (Jan. 2) in an unanimous de-L „ „ .. __ _ in this regard, but we continue That would-be most cruel in 1 f mhi h scnhnn1l sflldpn1 lRpt liam F. Manus, assistant direc 'The government proposes to cision of the Vermont'Supreme ?. ni §" °° students select a tor of the archdiocesan Family summon Parliament Immediate to protest against all such deed." Court. I S" school .on a list, approved. Life Bureau, sponsor of the ob ly and introduce the necessary »™ ^.n »««r by t"6 Veftnont Board of Edu- servance. legislation • whereby all school IT M{AS POINTED out here cation, and to pay the tuition oi. premises and buildings will be that South Burlington's new,the students at'the school oi high school will be opened in their choice. taken over completely and the 1 ownership thereof vested in the September, making it no longer , necessary for the town's. stu-i Tne Soutn Burlington court government without jcompensa- case was One Church tion." * dents to attend other high touched off by C. schools. It also was indicated Raymond Swart, a town resi. The Bishops in their state- that two Vermont courts have den*< wn0 objected to the mi- For Nation in e n t nonetheless reiterated ruled on the issue, holdihg the tlon payments for town stu- their "willingness to arrive at practice unconstitutional, and dents attending Mount St. Kabul, Afghanistan—(NC)— that taxpayers' might object to Mai*y's Academy and Rice (for- a fair and just settlement of merl The first Christian church in this vexed question." the expense of further court y Cathedral) High School this virtually 10O-per-cent Mos action. |'n Burlington, Mr. Swart filed lem nation has been opened The government announce suit against the South Burling- here. ment came at a time when, ac For more than 90 years It,ton board in 1958. cording to government sources, Wsgr. Vittore Ugo Righi, Apostolic Internuncio to neigh 70" out of the 704 vernacular boring Iran, blessed the new Catholic schools — whose man Catholic church, which is lo agement was supposed to have cated on the grounds of the been taken over by the regime Nasser Regime Italian embassy. •aMearby is a on December 1 — were still house for Father Rafaelie Nan- under protest occupation by netti, the only priest in the Atom-Smasher for Boston Catholic families. - country. Newton, Mass. — (RNS) — Shown above is an atom- Archbishop Thomas Cooray, Closes Schools Until now the '220 foreign smasher recently installed at Boston College for use O.M.I., of Colombo, head of the Catholics here attended Mass in connection with the school's nuclear research pro Catholic Hierarchy, said in a Cairo—(NC)—Egyptian Catholics hear that the go'v-. In a room at the Italian em gram.. The program was made possible by an $80,000 ernment take over of a Jesuit school here is the first bassy. grant from the Atomic Energy Commission. Father step in a new series of measures against Catholic educa The government of Afghanis William G. Guindon, S.J., chairman of the college Forty Years tion in the Egyptian province! • tan, a Texas-sized country of 13 physics department, observes technician John Breen. of the United Arab Republic. Of its 80,000 inhabitants, some million people in central Asia, at work on the mechanism. The atom-smasher, aije of Last year 20 Catholic schools 30,000 are Christ forbids mission work among its in the Asyut area of Upper Moslems and has refused to al the smallest of its kind, is described as a Van de Aid To Needy « THE TEACHING staff of the low religTous instruction for' Graaff positive ion accelerator. Egypt were closed by the gov school hit by the government, even foreign children. Bonn — (RNS) — West Ger ernment, and the province's man President Heinrich Luebke takoover includes three Jesuits^ Minister of Education, El Sayed a Coptic Rlto priest and 20 Lajt^ has awarded his nation's Great Ahmed Naguib Hashem, said Service Cross of the Order Of teachers, both Christian and. Church Construction Catholic schools throughout the Moselm. * Merit to Msgr. Alex Gabriel of U.A.R. may be obliged to ac 'Great Mission' * Paderborn, vice-president and • manager of the Roman Catholic cept Moslem* directors. The school's troubles started! SL Boniface Association. The Jesuit school here was last year when four lay teachj*- For Mexico Sets Billion Record seized by the government fol ors, one of thorn a Moslem, ac* The award was made in spe-_ cused the . Jesuit Fathers of Mexico City— (RNS)—Prep Washington — (RNS) — Church construction top lowing charges by lay teachers ped one billion dollars for the first time in history in cial recognition of Msgr. Gab that the priests thcro »re "anti- "antlnational" activities and' arations will begin shortly for riel's efforts In providing spirit proselytizing, As.. a itaaolU of a large scale Roman Catholic 1960, the U.S. Census Bureau reported here. national," have tried to convert ual and material care in this Orthodox students and hive dis their denunciation, the school spiritual mission to be held in Construction of new religious! • was closed (April, 1960) pend this city in 1962, according to country for millions of Catho criminated against Moslem stu edifices passed the mark, by;from November. This was $10,- lic displaced persons expelled Inauguration Band ing Investigation. an announcement by Archbish $16,000,000 despite a sharp drop;000,000 less than the figure for dents. op Miguel Dario Miranda y from their former homelands in Tho Jesuit Fathers have slnco At that time the Kolall school- in December construction re-;December, 1959, but was still the German Eastern provinces San Francisco — (RNS) — Tuning up their drums was operated by the CathollcT Gomez of Mexico. suiting from adverse weather .the second best December on brought suit in the Council of conditions and possibly some j record. at the end of World War II. during a recent parade in this city s Chinatown are, State—Egypt's high administra Association of Free Egyptiiiv The exercises, to be known impact from the gathering re>| i from left, Mary Lenz, Grace Lee and Sharon Fong T- tive court — agalns the Minis Schools, which maintains 105. •as "The Great Mission" have' cession that is affecting other \__J.'REMMiNAR Y estimates — Msgr, - Gabriel will complete all members of the famed St. Mary's Chinese Girls ter of Education, at whoso or schools in the villages and cities been planned to "renovate the areas of construction. jsijbject to later revision—place soon 40 years of service in the Drum Corps. This unit, sponsored by the Paulist Fath der their school was takon over of VPPor Egypt. These InsUui-, religious sentiment of the Mex frnurch construction at S69.00O,- St. Boniface Association, found (Dec. 22). tions havo a total enrollment of. ican people and to give an im December construction;OO0 above the 1959 figure of ed in 1849 to strengthen Catho ers of St. Mary's Chinese Mission, Is one of three 10,000 pupils, mostly the cM-- proved Christian life to the;amounted to $73,000,000, a drop|$947,000,000 — a gain of seven licism in areas where Catholics bands selected to represent California in the Inaugural The Jesuit school Is located drcn of farmers, workers* mer-. v archdiocese." |of $21,000,000, or 22 per centlper cent are a minority. Parade in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 20. * In the KoVall quartors of Cairo. chants or petty officials.
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