The Heartland Center for Spirituality in and institutional powers in a battle of wills Great Bend will show the movie “Doubt” and a struggle for truth. The movie begins (2008) in their continuing program “Movies at 6:15 p.m. at the Dominican Sister Moth- with a Message” on Friday Sept. 20. I n a erhouse, 3600 Broadway. Refreshments Bronx Catholic School in 1964, a popular will be served, and there will be discussion priest’s ambiguous relationship with a time after the movie. A free-will donation troubled 12-year-old student is questioned is requested. by the school’s strict principal.Meryl Streep Other movies for the fall include “Inherit stars as Sister Aloysius, whose certainty that the Wind” (1960) on Oct. 18., “Strike” (2006) Father Flynn (Philip Seymour Hoffman) on Nov. 15 and “Monsieur Vincent” (1947) is abusing the student pits her against him on Dec. 6.

The Southwest Kansas Register September 22, 2013 — Page 13 Kinsley, Offerle parishes to host parish mission starting Oct. 13 t. Nicholas Parish in Kinsley and the be presented at St. Joseph Church in Of- be served. the presenters will make an appeal at the Sneighboring parish of St. Joseph in Of- ferle, while Spanish sessions will be at St. “This will help us renew our faith and event’s conclusion which will go toward ferle will play host to a parish mission from Nicholas. On Oct. 15, The English session our Catholic commitment,” said Father supporting the next mission they present. 7-8:15 p.m. for four consecutive nights, will be at St. Nicholas, while the Spanish John Strasser, pastor of St. Nicholas and Father Strasser wished to thank the plan- beginning Sunday Oct. 13, and concluding session will be at St. Nicholas Parish Hall St. Joseph parishes. “It’s been a while since ning committee for their commitment and Wednesday Oct. 16. (the former school). On the final night, Oct. our parish had one. I’m excited because the hard work in preparing for the mission. Anyone, from any part of the diocese, 16, Mass will be celebrated in English in St. people asked for this. That’s nice.” “Everybody they asked has offered to is invited and encouraged to attend one or Nicholas Church, and in Spanish at the St. Father Strasser said that a few non-Catho- help. Once they asked, people came for- more of the sessions. There is no charge. Nicholas Parish Hall. The two groups will lics have expressed interest in attending one ward. Nobody shied away. They’re really The theme for the mission is “Conver- join for the celebration of the Eucharist. or more of the sessions. pleased with the response they’ve gotten. sion.” Presenting the mission will be someone There is no cost for the event, although That’s a good sign.” The schedule for the mission is as fol- familiar to many people in the Diocese of lows: Dodge City, Redemptorist Father Tony Sunday: “God’s Plan of Salvation and Judge, as well as Redemptorist Father Our Response” Greg Schmidt. Father Tony served in the Monday: “Who is Jesus for Us?” diocese for several years as a member of the Tuesday: “Sin, Reconciliation and Heal- Redemptorist Hispanic Missionary Team, ing” headquartered in Liberal, which sought to CROSSWORD USED Wednesday: Celebration of Mass -- “Our train and provide ongoing Catholic leader- Mission to Share in the Work of Jesus and ship. April 2013 File: the Church.” Each night’s sessions will conclude with On Oct. 13-14, the English sessions will a social gathering. Light refreshments will 283; 284; 285; 286; 287, 288 Parroquias de Kinsley, Offerle presentaran misión de parroquia comenzando 13 de octubre Good to go for Sept. 22, 2013 a Parroquia de St. Nicholas en Kinsley Entre el 13-14 de octubre, las sesiones en CONCLUDES April Games file Ly la parroquia cercana de St. Joseph inglés serán presentadas en la iglesia de St. en Offerle estarán organizando la misión Joseph en Offerle, mientras las sesiones en parroquial de las 7-8:15p.m. durante cu- español estarán en el salón parroquial de atro noches consecutivas, comenzando St. Nicholas. En el 15 de octubre, la sesión domingo, 13 de octubre, concluyendo el en inglés será en St. Nicholas, mientras la miércoles, 16 de octubre. sesión en español será en el salón parro- Cualquier persona, desde cualquier parte quial de St. Nicholas (la escuela anterior). de la diócesis, se invita y se anima a asistir a En la noche final, el 16 de octubre, Misa una o varias de las sesiones. No hay ningún será celebrada en inglés en la iglesia de St. cargo y no se requiere de inscripción. El Nicholas y en español en el salón parroquial tema para la misión es “Conversión.” de St. Nicholas. Los dos grupos se unirán El horario para la misión es lo siguien- para celebración de la Eucaristía. te: Presentando la misión será alguien fa- Domingo: “El Plan de Dios para la Sal- miliar a mucha de la gente de la Diócesis vación y Nuestra Respuesta” de Dodge City. Redentorista Padre Tony Lunes: “¿Quién es Jesús para Judge, también el Redentorista Padre Greg Nosotros?” Schmidt. Padre Tony sirvió en la diócesis Martes: “Pecado, Reconciliación y Cura- durante varios años como miembro del ción” Equipo Misionero Redentorista Hispano, Miércoles: Celebración de Misa – “Nues- establecido en Liberal, que procuro entrenar tra Misión de Compartir en la Obra de Jesús y ofrecer Liderazgo Católico en curso. y la Iglesia.” Sister Amata Pantel, OP, dies ister Amata Pantel, 95, died Saturday, SAugust 24, 2013, in the Dominican Sisters’ convent infirmary, Great Bend. Born April 25, 1918, in Wakefield Kan., as Josephine Pantel, Sister Amata was the daughter of the late Joseph and Stella Bower Pantel. She entered the Dominican Sisters’ Community August 28, 1934, and pronounced her first vows August 12, 1937. She celebrated seventy- five years of religious profession in 2012. Sister Amata gave much of her ministe- rial life to domestic work in the sisters’ missions, laundries, kitchens and sewing rooms. Later she served as a teacher aide, gardener at the motherhouse, and in home health services. She retired in 1994. Sister Amata is survived by her Domin- ican Sisters of Peace religious commu- nity, and one brother, Ernest of Palisade, Colo., and one sister, Betty Lou Evans of sent to Dominican Sisters of Peace, 2320 Denver, Colo. Airport Dr, Columbus OH 43219-2098. Father James Hoover presided and Bryant Funeral Home is in charge of Father Anselm Eke concelebrated. Me- arrangements. Condolences may be sent morials in honor of Sister Amata may be and notice viewed at www.bryantfh.net. Page 14 — September 22, 2013 The Southwest Kansas Register Catholics nationwide push for immigration reform

Dioceses to hold Masses, pilgrimages, meetings with legislators through October “We need immigration immigrants into our culture and dioceses. Bishops, diocesan officials economy.” and parish representatives also will reform to help our na- Archbishop Gomez added, “Right be meeting with their House mem- tion live up to its beau- now, our immigration system is bro- bers to convey the Catholic Church’s ken. As a result, families are being position on immigration reform. Ad- tiful promise of equal- broken apart and millions of people, ditional Masses and events will be ity and dignity for all including children, are being hurt. announced as information becomes We need immigration reform to help available. people.” our nation live up to its beautiful A listing of scheduled events can -- Archbishop José Gomez promise of equality and dignity for be found at: www.justiceforimmi- all people.” grants.org/documents/September- ASHINGTON—Catholic Masses and events will be held October-2013-Events.pdf Wdioceses across the country in 22 states. Cities that held Masses General information on the Catho- are holding events about the need and events beginning the weekend lic Church’s position on immigration for immigration reform. The events of Sept. 8 included Los Angeles; can be found at: www.justiceforim- are meant to highlight the urgency of Brooklyn, New York; Chicago; San migrants.org the issue and to show Congress the Francisco; Green Bay, Wisconsin; broad support in the Catholic com- Tampa Bay, Florida; San Antonio, munity for immigration reform with Texas; Cincinnati; St. Louis; Scran- a path to citizenship. ton, Pennsylvania; Miami; Hartford, Araceci Ruiz, an immigrant from “Now is the time for Catholics to Connecticut; Kansas City, Missouri; Atlixco, Mexico, holds her three- let their elected officials know that Kansas City, Kansas; Raleigh, North month-old daughter Genesis Sinai they support immigration reform,” Carolina; Arlington, Virginia; Rich- as she sings during a Mass for said Archbishop José Gomez, arch- mond, Virginia; Salt Lake City and immigration reform at Our Lady bishop of Los Angeles and chairman Indianapolis, Indiana. of Sorrows Church in the Corona of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Other events during the two- neighborhood of the New York Bishops’ Committee on Migration. month period include pilgrimages borough of Queens Sept. 8. The ma “We are an immigrant Church and and educational events, such as jority of parishioners at Our Lady an immigrant nation. The Church public forums. Materials highlight- of Sorrows are immigrants from has grown with the nation and since ing church teaching on immigration Latin America. the beginning has helped integrate reform will be distributed in many CNS photo/Gregory A. Shemitz The summer of immigration groundwork: Attend the 6th Annual Knights of Columbus 800 West Frontview Dodge City, Ks working toward passing a new law ASHINGTON (CNS) -- Members coalitions at Catholic colleges and universi- Wof Congress may be out of town ties to work for immigration reform through Oktoberfest and immigration reform legislation may be letters, postcards and texts to members of stuck until at least this fall, but the summer Congress. recess has been time for Catholic activists John Gehring, Catholic program director Public Welcome to rally their forces and pressure elected at Faith in Public Life, told Catholic News Fun starts Sept. 28th @ 11:00 a.m. and ends @ Midnight representatives. Service that the effort to target Catholics in The “Nuns on the Bus” tour revved up Congress -- including House Speaker John Great German style food again in May and June, taking religious Boehner, R-Ohio, and Minority Leader women on a 6,500-mile trip through 15 Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and about 135 oth- Bierocks, Brats states. Over the course of 53 events in 40 ers -- is “a work in progress.” Cabbage Rolls, cities, stretching from the Northeast across Pelosi sent a reply -- the only one re- Stroganoff & More the South and to California, the sisters and ceived so far, Gehring said -- saying the others who joined them along the way church’s call for immigration reform is not talked about the need for a comprehensive only rooted in Catholic teaching but in the Come in your best Oktoberfest approach to immigration reform. Gather- nation’s history. Costume and get a $1.00 off of ings of as many as several hundred people She said such fundamental beliefs shared your Admission price of $6.00. were held in church halls, congressional by the university presidents and many Cath- offices, social service agencies and at a olics “reflect the character of the American Mexican border crossing. people and the message of so many faiths; 2 Polka Bands In a more localized pilgrimage for im- to cherish the dignity of all human beings migration reform, Sacramento Bishop and to treat neighbors and strangers alike Kids Outside Play @ Noon The Blue Notes Area. Kids Jaime Soto on Aug. 12 blessed 11 pil- with respect.” @ 4:00 The Hot Shots grims who were walking the 285 miles Bishop Joseph J. Tyson of Yakima, Under 12 Admitted from Sacramento to Bakersfield, hold- Wash., convened a group representing FREE @ 8:00 Country with: ing events along the way to talk about farmers, farm workers, law enforcement, Horseshoe The David Holland Band immigration. The 21-day Pilgrimage for academia, politics, lawyers and churches a Pathway to Citizenship, planned by “to determine how best to promote un- Tournament PICO National Network, a faith-based derstanding among the people of eastern Registration starts More Information or to Pre Order community organizing group, started Washington on immigration issues.” at 11:00 am at Sacramento’s National Shrine of our And in what may be an optimistic bit of Carry Out Food Call Jennifer at Lady of Guadalupe and has been mak- planning, CLINIC began inviting people Best Costume 620-255-4000 or 620-225-1421 ing its way from one (mostly Catholic) from key organizations to its National Contest Carry Out Food Orders must be church to another across central Califor- Catholic Legalization Planning Conference Beer Garden and nia’s agricultural valleys. in Silver Spring, Md., Sept. 30-Oct. 2. in by Thursday Sept. 26th to be On the other side of the country, the The preliminary program agenda includes Big Screen TVs picked up on the 28th. Washington-based organization Faith in sessions on how a new immigration reform Public Life has spent the summer building law might be implemented. The Southwest Kansas Register Arts & Entertainment September 22, 2013 — Page 15 Hip-hop singer Cory READING ROOM Larmour performs at St. Isaac Jogues Youth Conference in Book moves Catholic Wynantskill, N.Y., Aug. 10. The 20-year- old Schenectady, N.Y., heroes down from pedestals Catholic is making a name for himself in and into our hearts the hip-hop and con- temporary Christian “Not Less than Everything: Catholic Writers on Heroes of Con- music worlds -- but he science, from Joan of Arc to Oscar Romeo,” edited by Catherine doesn’t care about his Wolff. HarperCollins (New York, 2013). Facebook followers or 338 pp., $17.99. fan mail. Reviewed by Nancy L. Roberts CNS photo/Angela Cave Catholic News Service ust in time for your Jautum spiritual prac- Catholic hip-hop artist ‘unafraid’ of sending a message of faith tice, is a book that invites prayerful contemplation ALBANY, N.Y. (CNS) -- A 20- there hearing God,” he said. “I school and even had local success about Catholics who year-old Schenectady, N.Y., Catho- don’t care if it’s through me. It’s in rock and punk bands in his were once persecuted lic is making a name for himself all about love.” teens. for their beliefs, but who in the hip-hop and contemporary Larmour is a parishioner of St. “Unafraid,” his first hip-hop al- ultimately gained the Christian music worlds. Paul the Apostle Parish in Sche- bum, was set for release in Septem- church’s respect. But he doesn’t care about his nectady and a senior at Franciscan ber. The songs all have a Christian “Not Less than Ev- Facebook followers or fan mail. University of Steubenville in Steu- perspective, but he shies away from erything” is an engaging In fact, being idolized is “the benville, Ohio, majoring in theol- calling himself a “Christian hip-hop testimony to the power worst feeling,” said Cory Larmour, ogy and catechetics. Inspired by a artist. A lot of people try to label of following one’s con- whose stage name is Cory Mat- DJing father and a rapping cousin, music,” he said. But “you don’t re- science. It gathers pro- thews. But the attention “lets me Larmour has been recording, mix- ally separate other music based on files of 26 figures, from know there are more people out ing and playing music since middle content.” Sts. Joan of Arc, Ignatius of Loyola and Hildegard von Bingen to Jesuit Allen’s book provides ‘one-stop shopping guide’ to Catholicism Father Gerard Manley Oxford University Press (New cinct writing. In good journalistic fashion, Allen Hopkins, Dorothy Day and Archbishop Oscar Romero. As the York, 2013). 298 pp. $16.95. avoids taking sides on much-debated issues and editor, Catherine Wolff, notes in her introduction, all of these n a gargantuan effort, John Allen doesn’t try to solve the church’s current prob- Catholics “see through a lens of great moral clarity, and their I(keynote speaker at the Steward- lems. passionate motivation serves as leaven to the rest of us.” ship Day gathering -- See Page 11) Instead, the book provides factual data for Graced by the writing of the best modern Catholic writers, chronicles the Catholic Church’s framing issues and for understanding how Ca- including Alice McDermott, Tobias Wolff, Patricia Hampl, history, doctrine, discipline, in- tholicism got to where it is today. This framing Robert Ellsberg and Ann Patchett, “Not Less than Everything” stitutional structures, population should help readers evaluate future church actions can be savored an essay at a time. But it’s hard to put down shifts, divisions, tensions, diversi- and evolutions as it wrestles with internal prob- this compelling collection of stories. Every author grapples in a ty, problems and prospects in “The lems and with communicating its religious mes- personal way with the tensions between conscience and dogma Catholic Church: What Everyone sage to a multifaceted world. For non-Catholics that each case study illuminates. The collective result is thought- Needs to Know.” and lax Catholics wanting more than a catechism provoking and inspiring. The one-volume work com- understanding of the church, this is book is an For instance, there’s the Dominican friar Bartolome de Las bines fact-filled pages with suc- excellent start. Casas (1484-1566), “who was so affected by what he had seen during the early decades of the (Spanish) Conquest that he devoted his long life to raising an outcry and bearing witness Photo of the Week before an indifferent world.” Ellsberg recounts how Fray de Las Casas became a passionate advocate for human rights for New World indigenous peoples. He affirmed Indians’ human dignity, even as the conquering Spaniards practiced “diabolical cruelty” (including massacres and dismemberments) to subdue them. And there’s St. Mary Magdalene, long mistakenly portrayed as a “repentant prostitute,” but who was actually a leader in the early Christian community, an “apostle to the Apostles.” Her mini-biography (contributed by Lisa Sowle Cahill) is one of many in this collection that enlarge our understanding of who can be a Christian witness. In fact, Wolff notes the bias inherent in papal authority’s exclusive control of canonization since the 12th century, which has resulted, she says, “in a group that is lopsidedly male celibate, clerical or aristocratic.” Of course, an anthology like this almost has to include Arch- bishop Romero (1917-1980), El Salvador’s great archbishop who embraced the poor in a period of civil conflict, and whose courage eventually cost him his life. When a repressive, violent new government came to power there in 1977, Archbishop Romero followed his conscience and boycotted the new president’s inauguration. “At a time when it was much safer to claim that everyone shared equal blame for his country’s distress,” Jim Shepard writes, “he publicly affirmed that the ruling class’s economic self-interest was the main cause CNS photo/Francois Lenoir, Reuters of state violence and that its security forces’ primary agenda was Blessing of the beer to suppress protest.” A priest blesses a barrel of beer as members of the Knighthood of the Brewers’ Mash staff take Shepard adroitly cuts to the heart of Archbishop Romero’s part in celebrations at the cathedral in Brussels Sept. 6. The celebration takes place during the brave witness. annual September beer weekend. Page 16 — September 22, 2013 The Southwest Kansas Register News in Brief Leaders ask for prayers Vietnam vet remembered Priest deploys to Afghanistan

(CNS) -- Religious leaders and WASHINGTON ALLENTOWN, Pa. (CNS) public officials offered prayers for (CNS) -- As the saint- -- After more than a year of the victims and their families of the hood cause for a Viet- preparation, Father Christopher Sept. 16 shootings at the Washing- nam War chaplain Butera has made his way to Af- ton Navy Yard that left at least 12 gathers momentum, ghanistan, serving as chaplain to dead.Archbishop Timothy P. Bro- the priest was remem- an Army unit helping train Af- glio said the “terrible loss of life” bered at a Sept. 4 me- ghan soldiers as the U.S. pres- shocked and saddened him, par- morial Mass as a man ence in the mountainous country ticularly as it occurred at a familiar “completely dedicated winds down. A priest of the place where he has often celebrated to the spiritual care of Diocese of Allentown, Father the Eucharist. “Somehow we must his Marines.” Father Butera began his deployment restore the notion of respect for Vincent Capodanno, in mid-August. It is his first as- life into the fabric of the nation,” who died in Viet- signment to Afghanistan. “As an he said in a statement. “When the nam Sept. 4, 1967, Army chaplain, my core mission uniqueness of the human person was one of the “great is three-fold: nurture the living, created in the image and likeness priest chaplains,” said care for the wounded and honor of God is universally recognized, Archbishop Timo- the dead,” said Father Butera, the possibility of a mass shooting thy P. Broglio of the son of Kathleen (Lynch) and is more remote.” Archdiocese for the retired Lt. Col. Ralph Butera of Military Services Pottsville, Pa. Ordained in 2007, Pope Benedict Mass in his homily at the Father Butera is in the Army Mass, celebrated at CNS photo/courtesy Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers Chaplain Corps, holding the VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- Pope the Basilica of the Maryknoll Father Vincent R. Capodanno remembered rank of captain and senior priest Benedict XVI emerged briefly National Shrine of the Maryknoll Father Vincent R. Capodanno, a Navy chaplain who was killed while for the U.S. Army Garrison from prayerful retreat to celebrate Immaculate Concep- serving with the Marines in Vietnam, is pictured in an undated photo. As the Grafenwoehr, headquartered in Mass with a group of his former tion in Washington. priest’s sainthood cause gathers momentum, the priest was remembered at a Sept. what is known as Rose Barracks doctoral students. His homily “This annual gath- 4 memorial Mass in Washington as a man “completely dedicated to the spiritual in Vilseck, Germany. He has in German was aired in part by ering is to pray for care of his Marines.” been on active duty for three Vatican Radio and published as him and to recall his years since leaving his dioc- partial excerpts by the Vatican pastoral service as a WYD pilgrims seek asylum for help in staying in the country. esan assignment at St. Thomas newspaper, L’Osservatore Ro- model for chaplains and priests Larissa Leite, who works for More Parish in Allentown. He mano, marking the first time the in general,” Archbishop Broglio SAO PAULO (CNS) -- More Caritas in Sao Paulo, said the five also served at the Army’s Avia- retired pope’s remarks to a pri- said. “The cause for his canoniza- than 50 pilgrims who attended Pakistanis stated they felt a strong tion Center of Excellence at Fort vate gathering were made public. tion is not for him, but for us. Oth- World Youth Day in Rio de Ja- religious persecution in their home Rucker, Ala., where he was the The Vatican television had aired ers should know of his dedication neiro are seeking asylum in Brazil. country and wished to remain in warrant officer career college the historic meeting March 23 and his desire to serve others. His Aline Thuller, Caritas’ coordina- Brazil. As with all who seek asy- chaplain and senior priest. between Pope Benedict and his was a response filled with faith tor for refugees in the Archdiocese lum in Brazil, the pilgrims will successor, Pope Francis, and por- to the Master who laid down his NY surgeon aids Palestinian of Rio de Janeiro, said the arch- have their cases analyzed by the tions of their conversations. The life for the sheep.” Father Ca- diocese received approximately National Committee for Refugees, 86-year-old retired pope delivered podanno, a Maryknoll priest and 40 asylum requests from pilgrims an agency of the Justice Ministry. SUFFERN, N.Y. (CNS) -- Maria his homily off-the-cuff without Navy chaplain, died in Operation from Pakistan, Sierra Leone and “As soon as they apply for asylum Amman is still smiling. Paralyzed notes and looked and sounded Swift in the Thang Binh district Congo. Thuller said two parishes status, we are able to help them for half her life, 13-year-old Maria, well, according to one participant. of the Que Son Valley. He went in Rio are providing housing for get work permits, national registry a Palestinian from the Gaza Strip, One of the former students, Divine among the wounded and dying, these asylum seekers. The Arch- numbers and provide them with recently underwent a procedure to Word Father Vincent Twomey, giving last rites. Wounded in the diocese of Sao Paulo reported that Portuguese classes while they wait regain the ability to breathe on her described the retired pope as “in face and hand, he went to help a at least 12 pilgrims -- including for their case to be reviewed,” said own, thanks to the kindness and good form, and evidently he was wounded corpsman only yards five Pakistani nationals -- who Thuller. skill of a Jewish surgeon on the glad to see us, and we were glad from an enemy machine gun and attended World Youth Day have staff at Good Samaritan Regional to see him.” was killed. approached the archdiocese to ask Medical Center in Suffern, N.Y. Dr. Mark Ginsburg, chief of tho- racic surgery at Good Samaritan, Romanians flock to beatification of was assisted by Israeli surgeons at Hadassah Medical Center in ‘major apostolic vagabond’ Jerusalem in successfully implant- ing a phrenic nerve pacemaker in BUCHAREST, Romania (CNS) Hundreds of priests and bishops Maria. She has been paralyzed -- A pavilion designed for trade processed toward an altar embla- from the neck down and unable fairs became Eastern Europe’s zoned in Vatican colors, yellow to breathe without the assistance biggest church when more than and white, offset by a large red of a ventilator since 2006. The 10,000 people participated in the cross, the color of martyrdom, as phrenic nerve pacemaker sends beatification of Msgr. Vladimir a brass ensemble conveyed the electrical signals to the diaphragm Ghika, tortured to death at age 80 solemnity of an event marking and will allow Maria to breathe on in 1954. The Aug. 31 ceremony, a face-off between holiness and her own. It’s a rare procedure with broadcast live on Romanian TV, brutality. “He was treated worse only 40 to 50 performed annually brought together the country’s than a dog in jail, this beautiful worldwide. However, in the past two major Catholic rites: Latin elderly priest,” said Hermina decade, Ginsburg has performed and Byzantine, whose members Idomir, an 80-year-old Romanian it about 100 times in a number use an Orthodox-style liturgy. Catholic professor from Brasov. of countries, including Israel and Blessed Ghika had the unusual “Everyone knew of his goodness Brazil and, in the United States, at authority, approved by Pope Pius -- he started the first free clinic Good Samaritan. Maria’s injury XI, to celebrate liturgies in both in Bucharest, the first ambulance resulted when a missile struck her rites. As believers from across service. He was a prince but home, killing her mother and two the country flowed into the preferred the poor. And the com- brothers. Since then Maria’s sig- massive, round hall, volunteers munists arrested him for writing nature smile has served as her sole greeted each with a scarf to wear, a letter to the pope,” said Idomir, source of communication with printed with the martyr’s serene shaking her head. those entrusted with her care. face and signature white beard.