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Pope Declares by Decree Three New Saints for the Americas April 13, 2014 Think Green 50¢ Recycle Volume 88, No. 14 Go Green todayscatholicnews.org Serving the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend Go Digital TTODAYODAY’’SS CCATHOLICATHOLIC Holy Week Entering into the logic of God Pope declares by decree In Truth and Charity Page 2 three new saints for the Americas On the border BY CINDY WOODEN U.S. and Mexican bishops celebrate Mass VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Without a canonization ceremony, Pope Francis declared three new saints Page 4 for the Americas, pioneers of the Catholic Church in Brazil and in Canada. Pope Francis signed decrees April 3 recognizing: St. Jose de Anchieta, a Spanish-born Jesuit who traveled to Brazil in 1553 and became known as the Apostle of After RCIA Brazil; St. Marie de l’Incarnation, a French Ursuline Journey to bring others who traveled to Quebec in 1639 and is known as the Mother of the Canadian Church; and St. Francois de to the faith Laval, who arrived in Quebec 20 years after St. Marie de l’Incarnation and became the first bishop of Quebec. Page 9 In declaring the three saints, the pope used a procedure known as “equivalent canonizations,” which required a thorough study of the candidates’ life and writings, fame of holiness and reports of favors granted through their inter- cession. Unlike a regular sainthood process, though, it did All Diocese Team not require the verification of a miracle through their inter- Christian, academic, cession, nor further studies by historians and theologians working for the Congregation for Saints’ Causes. athletic success The three were beatified together by Pope John Paul II in 1980. Pages 12-13 The Brazilian bishops, who thought the decrees would be signed April 2 and planned local celebrations for that CNS PHOTOS/COURTESY OF JESUIT POSTULATION evening, have said they will celebrate a Mass of thanks- Blessed Marie de l’Incarnation, known as the Blessed Jose Anchieta, known as the Apostle giving with Pope Francis April 24 in Rome’s Church of Mother of the Canadian Church, was canon- of Brazil, was canonized April 3. Jesuit Father End of an era St. Ignatius. The bishops of Quebec have said they will ized April 3. Jesuit Father Marc Lindeijer, vice Marc Lindeijer, vice postulator of his cause, celebrate a thanksgiving Mass May 18 in Quebec and School founded by hope to have a larger celebration with the pope in Rome postulator of her cause, said Pope Francis said Pope Francis waived certain require- in October. waived certain requirements to expedite her ments to expedite Blessed Anchieta’s cause St. Frances Cabrini to close cause and canonize her this year. Blessed and canonize him this year. Blessed Anchieta Marie is pictured in an undated painting. is pictured in an undated painting. Page 16 SAINTS, PAGE 5 Beneficial effects of marriage discussed at conference BY ANN CAREY ence. The senior the media, in the we find that around the world several pastor of Hope courts, in doctri- things happen: When gay marriage Christian Church nal attacks within or alternative marriages are allowed, NOTRE DAME — An April 3 in Washington, churches and in then people start marrying later in student-organized conference on the D.C., he has been the schools. life, out-of-wedlock births increase, definition and importance of civil in the forefront Bishop divorces increase, and there is a frag- marriage focused on the beneficial of advocating Jackson said mentation of not only the family effect marriage has on society, and for traditional that marriage is structure but the sense of connection most especially on the most vulner- marriage, and he important to him that kids have with their family. It able members of society: children related some of as “a personal creates all kinds of problems in our and the poor. It was the first of what the “battles” he covenant, a sacred world.” is hoped to be an annual conference and like-minded trust” between One of the arguments used for sponsored by Students for Child- leaders have him and his wife same-sex marriage, Bishop Jackson Oriented Policy, a new University of engaged in to pro- of 37 years, but it said, is that it is a civil rights issue. Notre Dame student group focusing tect the institution is even more than He explained that is an inaccurate on promoting public policies that of marriage. BISHOP HARRY JACKSON, JR. that: “It is a foun- comparison because the civil rights give primary consideration to how Small, well- dational stone of movement was based on prejudice those policies will affect children. organized groups our culture, and I about a person’s skin color and The Presiding Bishop of the of activists, he said, have succeeded believe that without it, there will be revolved around lack of opportunity International Communion of in changing marriage laws well ahead some tremendous consequences,” he for justice, fair wages and jobs, and Evangelical Churches, Bishop Harry of public attitudes and have mounted said. Jackson, Jr., opened the confer- challenges to traditional marriage in “When marriages are devalued, MARRIAGE, PAGE 5 2 TODAY’ S C ATHOLIC April 13, 2014 TODAY’S CATHOLIC Holy Week: Entering into the logic of God Official newspaper of the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend P.O. Box 11169 Fort Wayne, IN 46856 IN TRUTH PUBLISHER: Bishop Kevin C. 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