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Pray For Oppressed Peoples
Of AH Faiths, Bishops Urge
WASHINGTON (NC) The Archbishops and Bishops
of the Administrative Board, National Catholic Welfare Con
ference, today called upon their fellow Americans to pray for
all, Catholics and non-Catholics alike, "who bear the heavy
burden of tyranny.’*
Assembled here for their semi-anual meeting, the mem
bers of the N.C.W.C. Administrative Board noted that "every
week that passes greatly adds to the number of those who
are called upon to suffer for their Faith in communist coun
tries.” The Bishops said one well may ask "whether any de
cade in history has been more rich in martyrdom than our
own.”
The Bishops said their sympa
thies go out particularly to their
fellow Catholics in China. They
cited the fact that 77 Bishops and
other heads of Sees in that coun
try, including 12 Americans, al
ready have been imprisoned, ar
rested, expelled or otherwise im
peded in their work.
The statement said a “new wave
of terror” has been visited upon
the Church in Czechoslovakia, and
cited the sufferings for the Faith
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THE CATHOLIC TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1952
in Yugoslavia, Hungary. Rumania,
“where the entire Hierarchy has
been liquidated’’ Lithuania, Al
bania and Poland.
“In view of the sufferings to
which all men of religious belief
have been subjected,” the Bishops
said, “we beseech our fellow citi
zens to renew their prayer for all,
Catholics and non-Catholics alike,
who bear the heavy burden of tyr
anny and are persecuted under a
system of government which is the
acknowledged enemy of all those
decencies which have been the spe
cial blessing of our own country.”
The text of the statement fol
lows:
“Reports of the banishment of
Bishop Hlouch from his Episcopal
See in Czechoslovakia center our
attention once more on the sad
plight of the Catholic Church in
that country. It is a notorious fact
that Archbishop Beran of Prague
has been held under house arrest
for the past several years and has
been subjected to countless indig
nities at the hands of the commun
ist government. In these prelates
we are witnessing a repetition of
the atrocities already visited upon
Archbishop Stepinac and the other
heroic Bishops of Yugoslavia, also
upon Cardinal Mindszenty and
Archbishop Josef Groesz of Hun
gary.
“In view of the new wave of ter
ror which is being visited upon the
Church in Czechoslovakia, we the
members of the Administrative
Board of the National Catholic
Welfare Conference, assembled in
our regular semi-annual meeting,
express our deep sympathy for the
Archbishop, Bishops, priests and
laity of Czechoslovakia. We pray
that God may support them in
their suffering and strengthen
them in their resistance to the
forces of evil.
Bishops Liquidated
“Even more terrible has been
the fate of the Church in Rumania,
where the entire Hierarchy has
been liquidated in Lithuania,
whose Bishops, priests and laity
were among the first to feel the
full lash of the new terror in Al
bania, whose smaller number of
Catholics has tended to obscure the
greatness of the sufferings endur
ed. If in Poland the woes ol the
Church have been less dramatic,
equally persistent and far more in
sidious have been the means used
to win the people from their spir
itual allegiance.
“Our present sympathies, how
ever, go out particularly to our
fellow Catholics in China. There 77
May They 11
DOHERTY, Mrs. Agnas, 161 N.
Sixth street, Zanesville, April 22,
St. Thomas church. Survivors four
sisters.
ROSSI, Mrs. Josephine, 65, 117
Cedar street, Columbus, April 26,
St. John the Baptist church. Sur
vivors: two sons, three daughters
and a brother.
CAIN, Miss Catherine. 92, 431 E.
Gay street. Columbus, April 25, St.
Joseph cathedral.
BUROKER, Mrs. Margaret, 54,
258 E. Lakeview avenue, Columbus,
April 25, Immaculate Conception
church. Survivors: her husband,
Ora one son, and a daughter.
CORNILLE, Mrs. Jennie, Millers
port, April 23, St. Mary church,
Lancaster. Survivors: her husband,
Gustave two brothers.
RIEDER, Carl, Chillicothe, April
23, St Peter church.
PALUMBO, Joseph, 96, 662
Briggs street, Columbus, April 28,
St. John the Baptist church. Sur
vivors: one daughter and a son.
GRADY. Mrs. Nell, Newark, April
24, St. Francis de Sales church.
Survivors: one
sons.
daughter and three
Eugene, 81, 407
avenue, Columbus,
McKINNEY,
Oakland Park
April 24. Immaculate Conception
church. Survivors, two sisters and
a brother.
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They Led Low Sunday Pilgrims
Bishops and other heads of sees
have been imprisoned or are under
arrest or have been expelled or
otherwise gravely impeded in the
exercise *of their office. Twelve
among these are Americans. There
are actually six American Bishops
and one Prefect Apostolic in pris
on. The overall number of Ameri
can Catholic missionaries known to
be in prison is 21. Almost four
thousand Catholic foreign mission
aries have been expelled or forced
out since the communists have tak
en over China.
“In view of the sufferings to
which all men of religious belief
have been subjected, we beseech
our fellow citizens to renew their
prayer for all, Catholics and non
Catholics alike, who bear the heavy
burden of tyranny and are perse
cuted under a system of govern
ment which is the acknowledged
enemy of all those decencies which
have been the special blessing of
our own country.”
est In Peace
KELLY, John, 1044 Devoise
street, Columbus, April 23, St. Dom
inic church. Survivor his wife,
Mary.
JONES, William, 73, 30 W. Hub
bard avenue, Columbus, April 24,
Sacred Heart church. Survivors: his
wife, Maude a son, two sisters and
three brothers.
TORNES, Alexander. 1915 Eddy
ston avenue, Columbus, April 24,
St. James the Less church. Surviv
ors: his wife, Margaret a daughter,
four brothers and three sisters.
SALVATORE, Raymond, 57, 249
W. Goodale street, Columbus, April
23, St. John the Baptist church.
Survivors: a brother, two sisters,
several nieces and nephews.
RIEDER, Carl, 51, 153 N. Hick
ory street, Chillicothe, April 23, St.
Peter church. Survivors: three sis
ters and several nieces and nep
hews.
TAFFE. Ellen, 70, Columbus,
April 22, Sacred Heart church. Sur
vivors: several nieces and nephews.
FREY, Carl, 57, 613 E. Town
street, Columbus, April 25, St. Jos
eph cathedral. Survivors: his wife,
Carol three brothers.
KOCH, Joseph. 49, 285 Hinman
avenue, Columbus, April 26, St.
Ladislaus church. Survivors: one
daughter and a sister.
BOVA, Mrs. Mary. 51, 325 E.
Long street, Columbus, April 23,
St. Patrick church.
MARTIN. Mrs. Mary, 93, 147 Ar
den road, Columbus, April 28, Sac
red Heart church. Survivors: two
daughters and twc sons.
GARDINI, Philip. 85, Logan
street. Dennisoh, April 21. Immac
ulate Conception church. Survivor:
a nephew.
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Pictured at the Shrine Chapel of Our Lady of La Leche (the
Milk) in St. Augustine, Fla., are, left to right, Bishop Ready, Arch
bishop P. Hurley, Bishop of St. Augustine, and Auxiliary Bishop
Thomas J. McDonough. Bishop Ready preached the sermon at the
annual pilgrimage to Nombre De Dios Mission in St. Augustine on
Low Sunday.
Catholic Foreign Aid Totals
Over $12,000,000 In 6 Months
WASHINGTON (NC) The
enormity of the mercy mission car
ried on by War Relief Sercices, Na
tional Catholic Welfare Conference,
is reflected in an interim report on
the agency’s operations from Oct.
1, 1951, to March 31, 1952.
The report was submitted to the
annual spring meeting of the Ad
ministrative Board, NCWC. Msgr.
Edward E. Swanstrom, executive
director of WRS, tendered the re
port.
Chiefly concerned with the work
of the agency among European
refugees, the report also stresses
that the generosity of American
Catholics has enabled WRS to aid
“The suffering people in Korea
and the refugees in China and the
Middle East.
Catholic refugee
intensified during
period, the report
mates that 20,000
monthly from the
Germany into the western zone. A
total of 9,550,000 homeless men,
women and children are in western
Germany.
Expellees and refugees in Aus
tria, Italy and Trieste add up to a
total of 15,445,000 homeless, un
wanted persons living in already
overcrowded areas.
To help care for this growing
population, WRS sent 29,134,438
pounds of relief
at $12,740,638.75
greatest need.
IN THE
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the six-month
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Thanksgiving Clothing Collection,
the most successful conducted by
the bishops of the United States,
and the funds placed at the dis
posal of the agency for the pur
chase of special supplies.
During the six-month period.
32,313 Catholic DPs were received
into the United States, according
to the report. The number of DPs
brought to this country by WRS
was 127,693, out of a total of 344,
672
It was noted that there has also
been a notable growth in interna
tional Protestant activity, especial
ly in relief, migration and refugee
services.
The report added:
“Because of its position of lead
ership. War Relief Services ... is
recognized by the United Nations
and by other international and in
tergovernmental bodies as one of
the so-called big four .agencies to
be consulted in the planning and
execution of programs.” For this
reason, it was pointed out, WRS “is
able tp provide assistance to Cath
olic expellees and refugees far in
excess of the funds provided by
the bishops of the United States.”
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