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Chaplains Needed
WASHINGTON (NC) Sixty
five priests are needed to fill chap
lain vacancies in inactivated Na
tional Guard units, according to
officials of the Department of De
fense here. Currently 61 priest
chaplains, none of whom are in
Korea, are serving with activated
Guard units.
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in the woods, or theirs in Zagreb?
Is it at all possible to serve two
masters? That cannot be accord
ing to Catholic morals, the law of
the nations and common sense. We
could not ignore the authority
here, even if it were Ustasha .”
Was Archbishop Stepinac a “col
laborator” with the nazis when, in
1942, he drew their ire with the
following trenchant words: “All
nations and all races have their or
igin from God. Every nation and
every race on the face of the earth
today has a right to live and to be
treated as equals in a manner be
fitting human dignity. Everyone,
without exception, whether they
he gypsies or Negroes from Africa
or white Europeans, whether they
be detested Jews or haughty Ary
ans, everybody possesses the same
right to say: Our Father Who art
in Heaven. And that is why the
Catholic Church has always con
demned. as she condemns today,
every injustice, and every violence
committed in the name of class or
race or nationality. It is not per
mitted to exterminate gypsies and
Jews because they are considered
to be of an inferior race.”
Because of this and scores of
similar statements which incurred
the wrath of Pavelic and Hitler,
the Holy See was petitioned three
times by the nazis and the Ustashi
to remove the Archbishop from his
See. It is ironic that the present
dictator of Yugoslavia shares Hit
ler’s view about Archbishop Ste
panic.
To the charge of Tito that Arch
bishop Stephanie caused the “forc
ible conversion” of Orthodox peo
ple to the Catholic faith, there is
abundant documentation testifying
to the Archbishop’s protest to the
Croatian war time regime that “on-
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structions from
forced conversions and cautioned
against the use of schismatic
churches or furnishings unless
they had been 1--------
property of the Catholic Church.
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in piLon for his faith, is also re-1 Ohio politics.”
our people grow up with a
of reverence and dedication
mighty God."
All 13 members of the Board of
Regents, among them Protestants.
Catholics and Jews, joined in the
formal statement of policy. It was
adopted after several months of
discussion.
Their suggested prayer al
start of each school day was:
mighty God, we acknowledge
dependence upon Thee, and we beg I
Thy blessings upon us. our parents,
our teachers and our country."
Favorable reactions to the Reg
ents’ recommendation came from
clergymen in New York State.
However, Joseph Lewis, president
of the Freethinkers of America, is
sued a statement threatening legal
action where the proposal is put
into effect. And Arthur Cromwell
nf Pultneyville, NY., self styled
free-thinker and father of Mrs.
Vashti McCollum, said the Regents
disregarded the Supreme Court's
McCollum decision
This decision, resulting from leg
al action brought hy Mrs McCol
lum against the Champaign (III.)
school hoard, held that religion
might not be taught on school prop
erty.
Mr. Cromwell said the
Regents'’
LANCASTER -A new chapel and
a baptistry will be added to St.
Mary’s church here in a program
of alterations that also will include
restoration of the exterior of the
1 building to its original appearance.
The baptistry will be added to
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THE CATHOLIC TIMES, FiRIDAY, DECEMBE
Lies I Bigotry I Holy Name
ly those could be received into the) (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1)
Church who, without having been|Mr Taft his |arge vote in Ohio.”| tifical Mass in St. Joseph Cathedral
subjected to force of any kind.I Mr siiarpe said his cfeunh civic I Saturday morning, opening the
p.. 2 I- A V x-.y-.M rxf kmr nii-rt I I
free will, after having become con
vinced in their own mind that the
Catholic Church
Church.”
might be converted of their ownl league opposed the injection of the |one-day convention.
is the only true
religious issue into the campaign.] “No Catholic is a Catholic for
Mr. Stoneburner’s letter to his I himself alone.” he said. “Christian
fellow minister said ‘it should be [solidarity has so knitted his soul
iknown that Mr. Joseph Ferguson, [with the souls ot those with whom
RnmlC0JnnrUmn»H lwb° is running against Senator |he lives that his individual life
Rome condemned IRobfrt A Taft -s ^oman cath- [necessarily acts and reacts on
olic." |them.”
“Knowing the efforts of the I The thought that we incessant
formerlv thePonian Catholic Church to get an |^’belp or hinder the Church in her
y ■official representative to the Vati- niisiion of salvation and sanctifica
can and its efforts to get public aid t*on be an incentive, Msgr.
for parochial schools,” it added, «i| O’Donnell continued, to give to
Further evidence of Archbishop
Stepinac’s unequivocal opposition
to forcible conversion of any per
son or
fact that on July 16, 1941, he sent
his delegate, Canon Loncar, to the
Croatian minister of justice pro-) Congressman, Edward Breen, is) begin to have a tangible notion of
testing against any use of violence)Roman Catholic and that he favors)the’ life and mission of the Church
in bringing about conversions. [public aid for parochial schools.” jhe interests of the Church
Ithought it equitable to pass this in-l^r. 1,vcs thc'J, PUr?t°Sf’
r'grou^^fu^ishcd^by Thc^™«Uon on t0 bat it is I J™ Jour
Of course you know that our[as an active vital member that we
The claim of Tito that religious) In addition to the atatement of [become our interests, her sorrows
freedom exists in Yugoslavia today) religious affiliations of the various) our sorrows, her struggles our
hardly squares with the evidence [candidates, Dr. Lamb identified a) struggles, her triumphs our tri
at hand. Is religion free in a coun-|telegram sent out to Protestant)umphs.”
try where every Catholic charity)pastors urging them to get out the| Msgr. O’Donnell pointed out that
has been suppressed, where the) Protestant vote. |“our value as a soldier of Christ,
Catholic Press has been practically) This lejegram was finanCed Drlour worth as a member of Christ’s
wiped out, where soldiers are not amb said bv a corporation kr own| church depends upon our own
permitted to go to church? as lhe SpirjtuaI Mobilization, of sanctity of life.” “The power of our
Is religion free in a country I which the Rev. James J. Fifield,| Sood ®xamPle- lhe sincerity of our
where hundreds of priests are land Jr of Los Angeles is the head Dr |prayers our untirin2 work for His
guishing in underground prisons a^b sajd Fifield sent a check! church are a11 strengthened and
where thousands of Sisters have|for somp $2 700 to pav for 3 44al suPported by the power of grace‘
been expelled from their convents.l tclcgrams th’at were Mnt out We labor these days then to make
then arrested and cynically dasst-l described Spiritual Mobilization asl ?urs'lve! m”re cap*b.le °f P.romo1
fled as "vagrants” wtth no visible! composed „f aboul 17 000 Pr„lcst I mg among dll men this kingdom ot
means of supportand sentenced Io I minlslcrs ,nd hc didn.t knowl
forced labor on the roads and in |. ia™n„ In outlining the nature of the
the mines? how many laymen to mobilize the National Councj| of Catholic Men
I spii itual forces of the church, and| me, LirUv VatSar’c
Does “freedom of religion ex-| presumably the Protestant church I Mr W,,rk Quoted the Holy bathers
let in a land where men who nro-l esumaDly ine rrotestant cnurcn.l statement that “Your contribution
ist in a land where men uno pro i for purposes of stemming the en-|lo thp pausp of christ wiH hp in
fess their religious convictions are| proaphmpnf nf rnmmnnicm fa« I1.0 ine tause 01 vnr,sl W1H De in
broken on the rack of nsyeholoEi-l croachn\ent of oommuni!sm. ias-|f]irPCt proportion to the strength
ca Im lure’ psychologt 1 and collecttvism of your o» n federation,” and the
No amount of nronacanda bvl Dr /'tonoburne- told the Sen-| statement of the American Bishops
Tito or hit•minion-can .Re-the ators,tbat “background motiva- ]as( April fha( ..Never before
fact that there is persecution of| °n 101 hlS lp,ter bis the history of the Church has the
u Ju pprsptunon 011 ministers was the pre occupation! necd for N(TM been ereater”
the Church in Migoslavia-a per- Protes(anfs fpp| ovpf proposals
sccution that remains bitter. wide-| ,. ,1 VVO,K poiniea out inai anui
spread and murderous regardlessbend a C-S. rhplomat.c representa- ation with NCCM does not mean
of attempts hy Tito's apologists to| lve to ?e.VatJCa? and t0 cx ,end|‘ joining another organization,” but
explain it away. So long as this)t0 paro ’hia| schools certain things) that it does afford reliable infer
situation obtains the words of| no.w ^nJoyed on,y bV ,he publicl mation on current issues, repre
Au hbishop Stepinac throw a clari-p
chools mentation on national committees,
fving light on the real situation in
Yugoslavia:
“I do not want to leave the pris
on until every Bishop, every priest.
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((nt1 n 11 pel from Pzipp 111 u
Spokesmen for the New
Citv Board nf Education expressed I
approval of the Regents' proposal
tr onuniieo nom rage u cern was felt. He was asked why| n.
more vital than ever before thatlu uu r. I homes. During the first ten
VVCI ui-iutt ho had nnt inriinrmd into Mr hnrnn.l
schools.‘
Dr. Lamb said he has been head! and the opportunity to “make Cath
of the Ohio Council of Churches! olic Action a true instrument of
for 32 years “and 1 have never! the Bishops.”
,.riJ known a time when the religious) 0-----------------
every layman who is now suffering I issue was not very prominent ini VI7/’
Werner—Hazen Werner is the first 11
name on the list—but I understand
hy telephone conversation from| S
Eversull that most of the wording)
of that telegram came from Fi-|
field."
Identifying the names of those)
who signed the telegram. Dr. Lamb|
told Senator Monroney: “Hazen G.| I
Werner, is Bishop of he Methodist
Church of Ohio Arthur Clippinger| I
is Bishop oi the United Evangelical|
Church Henry W. Hobson is Bish-|
op of the Southern Diocese of the|
Episcopal Church Joseph H. Lloyd|
is a
was,
head
tion
prominent Congregational minister)
of Cleveland, A Waid Applegate)
is probably the most outstanding)
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suggestion “is onlv a plan to boot'
leg religion into the schools underl
the guise of fighting Commun
ism.”
In New York the State Constitu
tion bars teaching nf religion
the public schools, but it is said
the Scriptures arc read at many
schools.
pastor in Youngstown, whol
I think, at that time at the! I
of the Ohio Baptist Conven-I I
Miles H. Krumbine is a very I
maker clergyman in Ohio ArnoldF
1 E Klick is a very prominent cler
gyman of the Evangelical Reform
cd Church I incoln Long is an
outstanding clergyman from the
Presbyterian Church in Cincinnati,
and he is the man who engineered
all this as a member of the Board
of this Spiritual Mobilization Phil
Porter is an Episcopal minister of
A State Education DepartmentL
spokesman uM mdondnal school I”'1""- J"" hav' lol1
boards would make the final deci-l‘V0U wlw I am,
sion on adopting the Regents'!
plan Race Bigotry
Lancaster Church |[n (j.
Echoes
Plans Additions.
Exterior Renewal
Over Africa
NEW YORK—(NC)—“Every re
port of racial discrimination here
echoes all over the vast continent
of Africa,” the Rev. Richard C.
Lawlor, S.J., told members of the
Catholic Interracial Council and
the Catholic Laymen’s Union at
the north aide of the church the Itheir Communion breakfast here.
nW chapel, to be built on the
I
south side near the entrance, v ill
"Not on,y your Prayers and
I
tributtons but also what you do
accommodate mothers and small I about race prejudice are most tm
childicn during servic es
I
portant for the future of the
The Rev Julian .1 Schaefer, pas I Church in Africa.” Father Lawlor
tor. said that porches nt brick with I declared.
-.tone pillat s also will be construct An associate editor of America,
ed over both north and south doorlthe Jesuit is also an authority on
entrances
I
mission work in Africa. There, he
The exterior of the 87-year-oldI declared, communists are making
church will be sand-blasted, point effective use of news of race prej
ed, and sealed. |udice in the United States.
Christian
Brother^
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Mr. Stoneburner was reminded!
___ ____ that he had limply said Mr. Eersu ,,.„m ",H .nl'hn'±Jr",n’,h^',''„.....
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’a “"‘land plar-ed (hem under
his stand on the two
issues about which so much con-|
sen'll br had no' inqu,rpd int0 Mr‘ re £*H©f the present year (1951) the
Atls,,ns s,and on these issues. Fhe| I.pau
to Al-| minister replied that he had not lthp^
v |'n9lJ red' and because “I thought w|jj|e
01 I had sufficient ground to presume|
that he would follow a line.”
I „mj| hpmp5 „r lnslllu,ion,careOuter
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iPturncd 173 to their own
,, I two thirds of these children came
Asked ri would not have been f,om Franklin mintv anrl nnP.
Mg to ascertain Mr Ferguson s ,h|rr| frnm thp n.hAS in thP
views on the issues before «endmg othpr col,ntlps of the Diocese, nev
out the letter, Mr. Stoneburner tipa||v evprv rish
Phed that “perhaps that wou!dL the Diocese was represented in
have been better procedure. |(hf phUdren who undpr
.. In his testimony Dr. I amb said|
•A) |*hat “the wording of that telegram|
"|came to me through Dr. Eversull.|’
°l" Ml was slightly changed hy Bi.shop|
monthsBu
removed 150 children from
own homes into foster care
it returned 138 children to
own homes. Approximately
‘137s’
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