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10—THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday, August 27, 1954
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Xavier's Tomb
In Goa Safe,
Prelate Asserts
NEW DELHI (NC)— Arch
bishop •Joseph Fernandes of
Delhi and Simla declared that
there is no ground for appre
hension regarding the relics
and tomb of St. Francis Xavier
in the event of Goa's merger
with India.
The Archbishop’s statement
came at a time when the Catho
lics of Goa flocked to the remains
of the Apostle of the Orient to
plead for his protection against an
“invasion” by a pro Indian “libera
tion’’ movement.
Archbishop Fernandes, whose
See includes the national capital
area of New Delhi, was the first
Indian Bishop to make a public
statement on the touchy dispute
between India and Portugal over
Goa India desires the merger of
Goa and other Portuguese posses
sions on the India subcontinent
with India. Portugal is determined
to keep those areas Portuguese.
Archbishop Fernandes’ state
ment was quickly followed by one
from Valerian Cardinal Gracias,
top-ranking Indian Catholic church
man and India’s only representa
tive in the College of Cardinals.
The Cardinal-Archbishop of Bom
bay also stressed that there is no
basis for fear about Goa’s Catho
lic shrines in the event of merger
with India.
Archbishop Fernandes declar
ed: "A* the Indian constitution
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AGANA, Guam (NC)
President Eisenhower has re
jected a movie censorship law
for the territory of Guam with
the statement that the bill
would be in violation of the
U. S. Constitution. The validi
ty of the President’s argument
was challenged by the Catholic
newspaper of the Guam Vicari
ate here.
The President said. “State cen
sorship laws that impose a prior
restraint on the showing of motion
pictures have been round by the
United States Supreme Court to be
in violation of the right of freedom
of expression guaranteed by the
Constitution of the United States.”
He supported a veto of the cen
sorship bill by Guam’s governor,
stating: “I concur in your view that
Bill No. 117. if approved, would
similarly be in violation of the
Constitution.”
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President's action is binding and
the Presidential support of the ve
to “ends the question here at this
time,’’ the validity of the Presi
dent’s argument leaves room for
serious doubt.
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cases in th* U.S. where state*
and communities have reinforced
their censorship laws as a result
of recent Supreme Court movie
decisions. An Ohio court declar
ed this month that th* Supreme
Court movie decision* in no way
nullified the power of state* to
use "prior restraint under prop
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In rejecting the censorship bill,
President Eisenhower said he fa
vored an “alternative proposal”
made by the Guam Governor which
would allow films to be halted by
police action after they had been
shown publicly.
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Reds Regard
Missionaries
As Deadly Foe
MADRAS, India (NC) The
purpose behind a recent editorial
in Pravda lauding the current anti
foreign missionary movement in
India has been examined by The
New leader. Catholic paper here.
T-he Moscow Communist news
paper. according to a report pub
lished here, rejoiced over the anti
missionary movement and congrat
ulated the Indian government on
its awareness of “this form of
western imperialism.'’ The Red pa
pei drew a lurid picture of a
swarm of American and other for
eign missionaries allegedly threat
ening the freedom and indepen
dence of India.
The Ne^ leader saw the Pravda
editorial as a natural reaction to
tlje reduction of missionary work,
a firm bulwark against possible
stiengthening of communist influ
ence in India.
The paper said that communists
stand to benefit most from such
a reduction of mission work. For
missionaries, apart from the work
of conversion, are propagandists
against communists, the Catholic
paper declared It added that this
is the reason why communists
wage war against Christian mis
sionaries wherever they are to be
found.
The New leader said: “The
spread of Christianity, especially
of Catholicism, in any country on
which it has cast longing looks, is
gall and wormwood to commun
ism. Hence we can understand
Pravda s opposition to the coming
of missionaries to India and the
spread of Christianity among its
people.
“Such a spread of Christianity
would disarrange the plans that
communism has for the conquest of
India."
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Religious Establish
Conferences In
Auslralia-N.Z.
NORTH SYDNEY. Australia
(NC) A permanent Conference
of Religious has been established
in Australia and New Zealand, it
has been announced.
The conference was set up at a
Congress of Religious attended by
the provincials of all clerical con
gregations Australia and New
Zealand.
Spain and Colombia had pre
viously established similar nation
al conferences on a permanent bas
is The third such conference is
believed to be that formed for
Australia. New Zealand and Ocean,
ia. loiter. Canada became the fourth
nation to form such a conference
FAMOUS FO«-
A California reader has asked
roe to tell her what is my favorite
prayer.
There is only one possible an
swer.
My favorite prayer is the Holy
Sacrifice of the
Mass.
But there is
this point to be
noted at the
beginning: the
important ques
tion is not what
is my favorite
prayer.
It matters lit
tle or nothing
which prayer
pleases me. The purpose of prayer
is not to please me or any other
human being.
The purpose of prayer is to
please God.
If we want to know’ what is the
best prayer, we should not ask
men. We should ask Gori.
God has made it abundantly and
overwhelmingly clear that the
greatest possible prayer is the
Mass.
The Mass, therefore, is my favor
ite prayer but not because it
pleases me.
The Mass is my favorite because
it is the only prayer that is infi
nitely and totally worthy of God,
and infinitely and totally pleasing
to God.
God alone is infinitely and total
ly worthy of God. God alone is
infinitely and totally pleasing to
God.
The Mass is God offering Him
self to Himself. The Mass is God
Himself pleading with God, for
men and with men
New Red Line
Aims At Youth
Of W. Europe
BERLIN —(NC)— The com
munists have been trying out
a new method of reaching and
indoctrinating children even in
Western Europe.
Eleven hundred children of
Polish parents who settled in
France, Belgium and Holland
arrived recently by boat at the
port of Gdynia in Poland to spend
free vacations in that Red ruled
country.
Report* from Warsaw which
reached West Berlin said th*
Fetish authorities have been do
ing everything possible to im
press upon th* Polish children
from the "capitalistic countries"
the notion that life in the "peo
ple's democratic" Poland is su
perior to that in their "decadent"
homelands.
The best available food has been
offered the young Polish vacation
ers in a deliberate effort to cre
ate dissatisfaction in their minds
over conditions at home. The idea
is to create a gulf between the chil
dren and their mainly anti-com
munist parents.
Many of these parents agreed to
their children going to Poland on
ly because they themselves were
not able to send the youngsters
anywhere for a vacation.
The Polish children from the
West are not only being instilled
with the idea that Poland is 'a
paradise on earth.” but are being
subjected to a systematic commun
ist indoctrination. The spedal rec
reation and amusement programs
designed for them have all been
prepared to convince them that a
communist state takes the best
care of its young people.
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Pa in phi p| On UN Issued
WASHINGTON (NC) -A Cath
olic viewpoint on the United Na
tions. what the UN has done since
1945, and what it could and should
do in the future is covered a
new 64-page pamphlet just publish
ed hy the Catholic Association for
International Peace here
Malta Knights Plan Meet
ROME—(Radio, NC)—An inter
national assembly of Knights of
Malta will be hjd here October 5
to 8 as a gesture of collective hon
or to the Blessed Virgin during the
Marian year, it has heen announced
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Joe Breig Says.
How Shall We Prav?
Human language cannot possibly
bear the burden of fully express
ing the Mas,*. The human mind
cannot possibly encompass the in
finite excellence of the Mass. The
Mass is a great mystery. But we
can make some approach to under
standing it, and appreciating it.
Jesus Christ was a man. He
had a complete human nature—a
human body, human soul, and hu
man intellect and will.
Jesus Christ also was—and is—
God. His nature was human, His
person was divine.
Joe Breig is a human person
with a human nature. Joe Breig is
a man and nothing more.
Jesus Christ is a divine person
with a human nature. His human
nature belonged to God the Son—
the Second Person of the Holy
Trinity.
Jesus Christ was crucified and
died for the redemption and sal
vation of His fellowmen What
happened on Calvary was this: God
the Son. in His human nature, of
fered Himself in supreme sacrifice
to God the Father for us.
That sacrifice was infinitely
worthy of God, infinitely pleasing
to God. It was the prayer of pray
ers. the supreme prayer. God in
carnate offered the perfect prayer
for us.
Previous to that sacrifice. Jesus
Christ had offered the first Mass
when, at the Last Supper. He gave
Himself to His Apostles under the
appearance of bread and wine to
be food and drink for their souls—
spiritual nourishment for their
salvation. And He commanded
them:
“This do in commemoration of
Me.”
The Mass on our altars today is
the same Mass offered by Christ at
the Last Supper.
The Mass on our altars today is
the same Sacrifice offered by
Christ, the Incarnate God on Cal
vary. It is the same Sacrifice, with
one difference.
The difference is the difference
between the Last Supper and the
Crucifixion.
The Crucifixion w as Christ sac
rificing Himself in a bloody man
ner for fls. The Mass is Christ of
fering Himself in an unbloody
manner, under the appearance of
bread and wine, as He offered
Himself at the Last Supper for
men.
The Mass today is the Risen
Christ—Christ resurrected in liv
ing glory continuing to offer
Himself over and over for and
with His fellowmen, continuing to
plead our cause with the heavenly
^Father, continuing to nourish our
souls with the spiritual food of
Himself—He Who is God and man.
There is no prayer, therefore,
to be compared with the Mass. The
Mass is the “favorite” prayer of all
who realize what it is, because it
is the Incarnate God. the Man Who
Is God, praying the utterly and
infinitely perfect prayer, the one
prayer worthy of God.
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