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6—THE CATHOLIC TIMES Friday, Oct. 1, 1954
933 days and 934 nights in a
Communist torture cell in China
—such is the price one of our
missionaries had to pay for his
priesthood. On
one occasion
for seven days
and seven
nights he was
s u ected to
constant inter
rogation and
accusation y
Commu n i s
judges who
changed places
every three
hours. The questioning went as
follows:
•‘Did you ever see the Holy Fa
ther?”
“Yes.”
“Did you ask him any ques
tions?”
“Yes, I asked him what I
should do if the Communists
come here and take over our
Mission.”
“What did the Pope say?”
“The Holy Father quoted to
me the words of Our Lord “You
will be a witness unto Me. The
word ‘witness’ means ‘martyr’.
He told me therefore I was to
be a martyr.”
sneered like a
“Ah, he wants
ness, a spy, an
perialistic powers.
incident came the living martyr
dom of almost three years, in
comparison with which the suf
ferings of the early martyrs who
were thrown to the lions was
The Communist
demon and said:
you to be a wit
agent of the im-
From that
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We Are Called On To Be
Witnesses Unto Christ
by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen
brief and instant.
that is what the Holy Fa
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So
ther
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gists, but witnesses.’’ We are not
called upon to serve in prison,
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$3. “Every time I have a second
helping of dessert or a piece of
candy I contribute something to
my mission bank. This repre
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to D. “We have a golf club
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We offer up our winnings for
your fine work.” ... to D.W.
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last time we decided to send the
money to the missions.” ... to
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Auxiliary Bishop Bernard J.
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event in the city’s International
Amphitheater. His sponsoring
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The people of the free coun
tries have two tremendous
weapons they can employ in
their efforts to dn something
for those unfortunates who
members of ‘the Church
Silence’. These weapons
irayer and sacrifice.
Bishop Turner was assigned to
work in the China missions in
1939 and he along with other
priests of the Scarborn Foreign
Mission Society established church
es, schools, clinics, opened new
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Informants
communist secret agents tried to
kidnap Mladenov in 1951, hut the
attempt was frustrated by passers
by who saw a man struggling des
perately in a car near Munich.
There ere grave fears now,
however, that Red agents not on
ly have succeeded in kidnapping
both Mladenov and Trifunov
that both have met their
inside Bulgaria.
Expelled Bishop Says Prayers, Sacrifices
Our Weapons To Save Church In China
Bishop Kenneth R. Turner, pictured center above, of the Scarboro Foreign Mission Society, a
Mission group similar to the Maryknoll Society In this country, wes a visitor to the Columbus Diocese
last week. Bishop Turner, who had been working in the mission fields of China for fourteen ’’ears
before his expulsion by the Reds last year, met end talked with Father James Kulp, pictured at right
above, diocesan director of the Propagation of the Faith. At left is Father Roland Roberts, Procurator,
of the Scarboro Society, who is
are
in
are
of
This was the message
Bishop Kenneth R. Turner of
the Scarboro Foreign Mission
Society of Canada who was a
guest of Bishop Ready this
week.
Bishop Turner knows whereof
he speaks, having spent fourteen
years the missions of China
prior to his expulsion by the Reds
in November of 1953
The Columbus Diocese as well
as all Dioceses throughout the
country will have an opportunity
to answer his plea Sunday, Oct 24,
the day designated as Mission Sun
day when collections will he taken
up all churches for the Missions
throughout the world
Bishop Turner was the spiritual
protector of some six thousand
souls in the Diocese of Lishui. Io
cated in the province of Chekiang.
China Chekiang is a seahoard prov
ince located between Kiangsu and
Fukien some 400 miles southwest
of Shanghai.
Red
the
and
last
but
end
Services were held as long as
the Reds permitted any form of
2 Kidnapped By Reds
In Austria Feared Dead
MUNICH, Germany (NC) The mysterious disappear! f|ftrpn years ago, the Holy See
ance of two prominent Bulgarian anii-communist leaders—oneI broadened the pUrpOses of the
is a nephew of a Catholic Bishop condemned to death by 11 group so that it would serve mis
communist court in Sofia two years ago has created alarmlsions throughout the world,
among East European refugees in Austria and Western Ger-F
The men, who vanished recently from Graz, Austria, with
out leaving a trace are Peter 1 rifunov, and Radomir Mladenov.
The latter’s uncle. Bishop Eugene]
Bossilkoff of Nikopol, was sent
enced to death by the Bulgarian
court on October 3, 1952, on charg
es of “espionage” for the Vatican.
According to reports late last
year, the sentence has not yet been
carried out, and the Bishop is be
ing held in a prison in Plovdiv, a
city near the Greek frontier. There
is now some speculation as to how
the strange
nephew may
fate.
affair
affect
involving his
the Bishop’s
so
Trifunov and Mladenov
the story goes were in Graz to at
tend a meeting of the Anti-Com
munist Bulgarian Democratic
league, and afterwards were ap
proached by an “emissary” from
Paris who claimed he represented
another Eastern European exile or
ganization. During the ensuing
conversation, the two Bulgarians
announced that, due to financial
difficulties, they were anxious to
sell their car, and the stranger said
he was willing to huy it.
Mystery Deepen*
The Bulgarians’ friends last saw
them driving off in the car with
the mysterious “emissary.” When
the two men failed to return to
their flat that evening, their
I friends became alarmed and in
I formed the Austrian police. How
&
accompanying Bishop Turner on hi* trip through the United Steles.
already established missions. They (gatherings but this freedom was
were assisted in
Grey Sisters of
Conception from
tario.
Friends of Trifunov and Mlad- I
•nov in both Grat and Munich I
rejected the notion that they had I
gone back to Bulgaria of their I
own free will. They declared that I
both were such stout anti-com- I
munist* that any voluntary re- I
turn would have meant death for I
them. I
It has been established that the I
strange visitor from Paris was al
communist secret agent who luredl
the two Bulgarian leaders into the
Soviet Zone of Austria—Graz is on
ly 25 miles from the boundary of
the Soviet zone—where they were
handed over to the Red authorities
for deportation to Bulgaria.
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their work by I short-lived. Ant1 once the order
the Immaculate I was issued that gatherings would
Pembroke, On-lno longer be permitted, it was
Prior to this time the mission-1 thers, six Chinese priests and ten
aries working in Lishui had en-|Grey ____ 2.
countered little trouble from thelgood deal of their time cooking
Reds, but in May of 1949, the hon-lup charges against them, prying
eymoon abruptly ended I into their private lives, barging in
Chinese Red soldiers moved intolon them without warning, keeping
the area and began their slow and!them under house arrest, and pre
methodic restrictive measures un-lvent them from speaking to the
til all liberty was ended I people.
“Their attitude towards the! jn january of 195], Bishop Tur
Church, the clergy and the people I npr wag piacej ynder house arrest
wal coniP et,* con,.PniPt’.laIong with the other missionar
said Bishop Turner. “They limited|jes *But they fared much better
all forms of travel until we werel|han many others have under Red
not permitted to leave the cltylarrest They were permitted to of
much less the diocese, without o |fer Mass, a privilege that made up
ficial permission. When one as^^lfor anv other discomfort involved,
permission, it was never granted In November, 1953, Bishop Tur-
Bishop Turner described how the ler anrf colleagues werc ex.
soldiers began to take overlpelled from Red chma flnd only
churches for their mee in^l six Chinese priests were left in
rallies, some of which would! area ^wo these were under
three or four days. They a s°lbouse arrestt the four others were
borrowed furniture and houses.l ufree„ restricted in such a way
and usually these were never re -I to bp of he]p
turned. I flock
“During all this time, as the Accord to Blsh
Reds applied morp and more pres-F
sure,” Bishop Turner continued,
“the people remained faithful in
their duties, the Catechumens as
well as those who had already been
baptized.”
... ..u
ever, all efforts to trace the vanish-1
ed Bulgarians failed. The mystery
deepened when the man from I
Paris failed to keep an appoint-l
ment in Graz he had been heard to I
make for the. following day.
The climax of the affair came
some days later when Radio Sofia
announced in its home service
news bulletin that Peter Trifunov
and Radomir Mladenov had return
ed “voluntarily” to Bulgaria. The
broadcast described the men as
hnmg formerly been leading
members of the “Bulgarian Na
tional Committee.” It said they had
long carried on a campaign against
the people's democratic regime "I ___ ___
in Bulgaria, but had become “ite-|^ DRUGS
illusioned” with life in the We-l I
vir
Ac-
sol-
Itually impossible to disobey.
that Lishui was I cording to the Bishop, “The
It was in 1948
raised to the status of a diocese |diers were everywhere.
and Father Turner was consecrat
ed Bishop. I being iassisted
_____
was
At this time, Bishop Turner
by 19 Scarboro Fa-
Sisters. The Reds spent a
to their
According to Bishop Turner,
“The situation E so bad in China
at the present time that prayer
and sacrifice are the only answers.
There is no natural way the Church
can be freed in Communist China.”
The Scarboro Society will or
dain 12 new missionaries on De
cember 8 as a climax to the Mar
ian Year. These missioners will
augment missions now staffed
by the Society in Japan, the Domin
ican Republic and British Guiana.
The Society was founded in 1919
by Monsignor John Mary Fraser.
It was originally intended that
priests of the Society would serve
,. Jonlv missions in China but some
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BREDA, Holland (Radio, NC) Establishment of an
international Catholic research center to study the possibilities
of economic devlopment in such countries of underemploy
ment and population pressures as Japan and Italy was urged
here at the conclusion of the Second Congress of the Inter
national Catholic Migration Commission.
More than 200 delegates from 21 countries had attended
the five-days sessions at which a cabled message was read
from His Holiness Pope Pius XII
imparting the Apostolic Blessing to
the participants.
The resolution said that the pro
posed research center should study
also the relationship of political,
social and community structures
to the economic development of
Latin America and other areas of
potential large-scale immigration.
In addition, it said, studies
should be made of the importance
of the free movement of
and goods, the various
which limit opportunities
ternal and international
tion, and the significance of exist
ing land tenure systems in various
countries in relation to population
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Adult Baptisms Tripled
In Taichung Prefecture
TAICHUNG, Formosa -(NCI
Adult baptisms during the past
year in the Prefecture of Taichung
tripled over the previous year, ac
cording to the annual report of
Msgr. William F. Kupfer, Mary-
knoll missionary serving as Prefect
Apostolic of Taichung.
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James J. Norris, European di
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sion had proved a great stimulus
to the reception of thousands of
refugees in the countries of the
western world.
The Pope’s message, in which he
invoked divine guidance on the de
liberations of the Congress, was the
second received from the Holy See.
In the first message, Msgr. Gio
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