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12—THE CATHOLIC TIMES Friday, June 18, 1954
Monsignor Horrigan. president of
Bellarmine College here, also testi
fied as representative of Nazareth
College and Ursuline College, both
Louisville institutions for women.
The Monsignor told the Senators
that he was in accord with the
statement of Washington's Arch
bishop Patrick A. O'Boyle that “the
United Nations, in spite of its im
perfections ... is, humanly speak
ing, the last best hope of interna
tional peace.” and the statement of
President Eisenhower that “the
United Nations deserves our con
tinued firm support.”
Th* Monsignor proposed for
"serious study" by th* Senators
the recommendation of the Cath
olic Association for Internation
al Peace that "there should be
throughout the Charter, underly
ing the structure and actions of
the United Nations, recognition
of the basic principle that no
stat* is absolutely or unqualified
ly sovereign, that under the mor
al law the commox good takes
precedence over divisive nation
alism."
He recalled the words of His
Holiness Pope Pius XII that “the
Catholic doctrine on the state and
civil society has always been based
on the principle that, in keeping
with the Mill of God. the nations
form together a community with
a common aim and common du
ties."
Monsignor Horrigan said unless
this basic principle is recognized,
it would be difficult to “move on
to two very specific and necessary
reforms the UN Charter” which
are:
“1. To strengthen the Interna
tional Court of Justice with com
pulsory jurisdictional powers. Ul
timately, the willingness to accept
compulsory arbitration will have to
be introduced as a condition for
membership.
“2. To find the means of cor
recting the basic weakness of the
United Nations as constituted at
present, that is, its lack of effective
executive power to enforce any ma
jor decisions.”
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For U.N. Recognition Of God
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (NC) A “fervent hope that the United States will exercise its
influence in every possible way to the end that the United Nations organization will finally
be based upon a recognition of God and the moral law” was expressed by Msgr. Alfred F.
Horrigan in testimony before a U.S. Senate subcommittee here.
Senators Alexander Wiley of Wisconsin, chairman: John Sherman Cooper of Ken
tucky and Guv M. Gillette of Iowa conducted the fourth in a series of grass-root hearings here,
seeking a sampling of the people's:
opinion concerning proposed re
vision of the United Nations Char
ter.
a modification of th* veto pow
er in the Security Council and
recalled this was recommended
by the Vandenberg resolution of
1948 He said this would elimi
nate th* veto on admission of
now members and on the pacific
settlement of disputes.
The college head said serious
consideration should be given to
altering the system of permanent
Council membership, and pointed
out that now the permanent mem
bers are the major allies of World
War II.
The Monsignor said that as far
back as November, 1945, the Cath
olic Hierarchy of the nation in their
annual statement pointed out the
defects of the Security Council. He
As Matters Stand
Fathers exact
of the full-fledged Community of
Nations which the Holy Father
hopes for it. It is a foundation on
which to build. Sniping at it does
not help much.
What about “internationalism.”
or, as the foes of international co
operation call it, “one worldism”?
I
Monsignor Horrigan called for
Sign of Th* Times
The only time some people tight
en their belts is in an airplane.
Dag Hammarskjold. secretary
general of the UN. recently re
marked that much anti I N senti
ment rises out of the "false issue”
ot placing nationalism and interna
tionalism in opposition to one an
other."
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said the Bishops commented that
the UN Charter “does not provide
for a sound, institutional organiza
tion of the international society”
and that the Security council pro
visions “make it no more than a
virtual alliance of the great powers
for the maintenance of peace.”
In his recommendation that the
UN use its influence for a recogni
tion by the UN of God and the
moral law. Monsignor Horrigan
told the Senators: “The fatal weak
ness of our present system is
dramatized as we witness the Sec
retary General or any other em
ployee of the United Nations sol
emnly swearing an oath unrelated
to any Creator, Lawgiver or
Judge.”
Joe Breig Saye.
Mary’s Era Of Peace
This is the final article in my ser
ies on the Pope’s Peace Program
I have adhered closely to the Holy
words, so that you
might know his
mind in this
matter.
Now I am go
ing to try to an
swer, in the
spirit of the
guidance he has
given. some
questions which
you may have
been asking
What about
the United Na-
tions?
The United
nine. It is a
Nations is a begin
“partial realization"
THE HOLY FATHER made the
same point in a different way. He
said that in order to protect na
tional sovereignties, we must have
enforceable international law. Oth
erwise, he said, aggressor nations
will always be violating the sover
eignty of other nations.
Italian Defense Minister Paolo
Emilio Taviani said just recently
that the Communists are promot
ing the “false issue” denounced by
Mr. Hammarskjold.
Taviani said that Europe's Com
munists have adopted loud nation
alism as their tactic to prevent the
union of Europe.
Taviani added that it is “an ar
tificial argument” to place nation
alism and European unity in oppo
sition to each other. He explained.
“European unity does not mean
elimination of nations or national
sentiments. The Marxists of yes
terday made the idea of elimina
tion their own. It was and is in
human.
“Marxists today, Europe Marx
ists that is, have suddenly donned
the cloak of nationalism fol
lowing their established axiom
that the end justifies the means.”
The Communists have gone na
tionalist Taviani remarked, be
cause they know that a united Eu
rope “means the salvation and
strengthening of the individual
nations.”
Thus we see that there is no con
flirt between the right kind of in
ternationalism, and the right kind
of nationalism. Both are neces
sary.
Neither the Pope nor any sensi
ble person proposed that all the
world become one state, with one
government. No what is proposed
is a community or family of co
operating free nations, acting to
gether under international law to
establish and preserve peace and
the common good.
WHY DO I THINK it is possible
to accomplish this?
I think so because I trust in
God's Providence. We have His
special promise that He will help
us in this matter of peace.
He sent His Mother to give us
that promise when she appeared to
the shepherd children at Fatima.
She pledged that “in the end my
Immaculate Heart will triumph,
Russia will be converted, and an
era ot peace will be granted to
mankind.”
Why, then, should we not be
confident? Why should we not pro
ceed to follow the Pope's program,
and work for international law and
order?
YOU POINT TO Soviet obstruc
tionism, perhaps. But Russia is go
ing to be converted -perhaps in
this Marian Year. When that mo
ment comes, then will be our great
opportunity.
We must be ready for that mo
ment. We must resist the temptat
tion to retreat into a surly exag
gerated nationalism- to become,
in the end, obtsructiomsts like the
Soviets.
We must be prepared, upon Rus
sia's conversion, to transform the
UN into the complete Family of
Nations for which the Pope is call
ing.
When that Family of Nations
is functioning, the world will
know such peace and prosperity
as it has not dreamed of. We shall
be able, with atomic power, to
raise standards of living every
where. We will bind up the world’s
wounds, feed the hungry, instruct
the ignorant, heal the sick -we will
spread across the earth the cor
poral and spiritual works of mercy.
1 know as well as anybody what
a brutal, horrible age we live in
But I know too. what heroism that
age has produced. Our martyrs
have not died in vain Our I^ady
has not in vain appeared for our
guidance and inspiration
1 think we are approaching a
(.olden Age of Mary, and I believe
the Pope's Peace Program is a
great instrument of that age.
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suppressed Catholic Welfare Com
mittee of China has arrived here,
ending four years of house arrest
in Shanghai.
Father Gerard M. McKernan, a
Scarboro foreign missionary of
Toronto, was released through
negotiations carried on with the
Chinese communist delegation in
Geneva, it was reported here. Be
fore the negotiations in Geneva,
the priest had tried unsuccessful
ly for several years to obtain an
exit visa.
Since 1947, Father McK*rnen
served as a representative in
China for War Relief Services—
National Catholic Welfare Con
ference, th* worldwide relief
agency of the American Bishops.
In that capacity he had super
vised th* distribution of vast
relief supplies donated by
American Catholics for China's
needy. When the Chinese com
munists consolidated their con
trol of the China mainland they
barred any further relief sup
plies from American Catholics.
Father McKernan was named
executive secretary of the Catholic
Welfare Committee of China early
in 1950. He succeeded Father
Frederick McGuire. C. who was
recalled to the United States by
his religious superiors and has
since become executive secretary
of the Mission Secretariat in
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Mary's spiritual motherhood of all
men.
The project will receive special
attention at the National Marian
Congress to be held here October
8 to 12. Scheduled to be attended
by all Mexican Bishops, hundreds
of priests and thousands of the la
ity, the congress will commemorate
the 59th anniversary of the coro
nation of the miraculous picture of
Our Lady of Guadalupe.
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today with the miraculous picture
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Mexican Catholics feel they have
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movement for the proclamation of
Mary’s spiritual motherhood. When
the Blessed Mother appeared to
Juan she identified herself in these
words:
“I am your merciful mother and
that of your fellow men.”
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