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6—THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Frklav, Oct. 15, 1954
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In Violating Agreement
HANOI (NC) Vietminh violations of the Geneva
agreement continue completely unchecked, although the “In
ternational Commission for Supervision and Control" has been
in Vietnam for seven weeks.
The Commission is composed of official delegations from
India. Canada and Poland. It
that included high-ranking mem
bers of each delegation. It is now
apparently close to full strength.
Two flagrant violations by th*
Vietminh ar* matters of common
knowledge: holding back prison
ers they agreed to release with
in 30 days, and preventing Viet
namese who wish to depart, from
leaving the Vietminh zone.
(1) The Geneva agreement
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the latest date at August 26.
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began with an advance party
some military prisoners as late as
the second week of September.
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civilian prisoners only on Septem
ber 15. There are still some 30,000
men unaccounted for.
By October 1 the Vietminh had
not released Msgr. Jean Arnaud,
Prefect Apostolic of Thakhek. or
any of the three French priests
taken with him. They have releas
ed a few Vietnamese priests and
one French Cistercian. But that
leaves scores—maybe a full hun
dred—of Vietnamese priests, a
French Sister, five Vietnamese
Brothers still due to come as well
as Monsignor Arnaud and his
group.
(2) The Vietminh agreed in
Geneva to "authorize and assist"
all who wished to leave their
zone, to do so. They have*violat
ed this from the start. They are
violating it more openiy and
more aggressively now than they
did in August.
The minority of refugees who
succeed in making their way back
through the Red cordon tell how
the Vietminh hold the people back.
They do not allow them to sell
their house or land. In some plac
es they bar their way physically
and drag them off the road.
Nobody with children is allowed
to use any kind of outward-bound
transportation. That means no fam
ilies may move. It is impossible to
go any distance in the north Viet
nam delta without having to cross
streams and rivers.
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“It is essential,” continued Sir
Arnold, “that Catholics realize
their common interests and exer
cise self restraint in retaliative
stories which make for bad blood
31 Chinese
Priests Are In
Peking Jails
HONG KONG (NO—
Thirty-one Chinese priests, 21
of whom were arrested this
year, are at present in Red
jails in Peking, according to
two Swiss and one Belgian
priest who arrived from
Tientsin after having been or
dered expelled from commun
ist China.
Th* priests recalled that when
the British Labor Party delega
tion led by former Prime Minis
ter Clement Attlee visited the
Tangshien coal mine, police came
before hand to the Chines* pas
tor to coach hin on what he
should say to th* delegates. Th*
priest was ordered to answer th*
visitors only in Chinese. He was
warned not to say anything
against the government but only
to tell them how many Catholics
he had under his care, how many
attended religious services, etc.
When Attlee and his companions
came, the expelled priests stated,
they got the “correct answers" from
the Chinese priests while alert
guards stood by.
Both Father Manhart and Father
Brun said they experienced little
difficulty until after the mass ar
rests last March of Chinese priests
who refused to cooperate with the
communist sponsored so-called in
dependent church. They said that
on September 11 they were ordered
to leave China within a week be
cause they had “opposed” the com.
munist government and were
against the "patriotic church”
movement.
Father Stassen, who was born in
Herve. Belgium, and came to Chi
na in 1948 reported that he was
told by police he must sign a re
quest to leave the country. When
he refused he was cursed as a fool
and taken to Kalgan. where he was
tortured and his inked fingers
pressed to a document saying he
freely requested permission to
quit the country
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Parish Council Sponsors Pilgrimage
More than 260 members of Sacred Heart parish, New Philadelphia, participated in a Marian pil
grimage Sunday afternoon to St. Mary, Morges, and Our Lady of Mercy, Carrollton. They are shown
above at a shrine erected at the Carrollton church in honor of Our Lady of Fatima. The Holy Father's
Marian Year prayer was recited at both churches. Father Peter McEwan, assistant .astor at Sacred Heart
parish, New Philadelphia, conducted devotions at St. Mary church. Father Ambrose Freund, pastor of
Sacred Heart, led the rosary and presided at Benediction at Carrollton, pie pilgrimage was spon
sored by the PCCW of Sacked Heart parish.
Catholics Can Better Relations
Between America And Britain
WASHINGTON (NO Only Russia can gain by deeper disagreements” between
Britain and the United States, Sir Arnold Lunn said here in an address at Georgetown
University.
He said the essential thing was to take with good humor the “occasional displays of
friction” between the two countries. “Catholics can help but seldom do,” he said.
“Perhaps because Catholics are accused of allegiance to an external authority, they are
over apxious to stress their national prejudices,” said the British author whose book “Now
I See” made him one of England’s most famous converts. He was converted in 1933 by
another well-known English convert and writer. Msgr. Ronald Knox.
between England and America.”
The author of more than 40
books was the first speaker in the
1954-55 Gaston Lecture Series at
the Jesuit university here.
The writer thinks the British
are more realistic and less emo
tional about Anglo-American dis
agreements than the Americans.”
He said the British realize the area
of essential agreement is very large.
“They have had a lot to put up
with from America since the war,”
said Sir Arnold. “Constant and
ignorant attacks on British Colon
ialism little or no support
when we were hard pressed in
Persia, and what hurt us most, in
viting our Dominion Australia but
not inviting us to the Pacific Con
ference.
“Equally.” he continued, “the
Americans have had a lot to put
up with from us for example,
the insults of the Bexan faction.
On the balance. 1 feel America has
had more to put up with than we
have.”
Sir Arnold said th* influence
of Christianity was greater in
England in the 19th century than
it is today. Ha expressed belief
that it was a declining influence
"whereas today the influence of
Christianity is increasing and
this for many reasons:
“1. The shallow optimism of
those who hoped that science would
take the place of religion and
guide the world to Utopia has been
shattered by the atom bomb.
“2. The results of physical re
search have had a great influence
in wrecking the traditional mater
ialistic philosophies based on a
misunderstanding of science.
“3. The tragic failure of the ex
periment of substituting .dentists
for priests and atheism for Chris
tianity in Soviet Russia has predis
posed young people to re-examine
the ease of the supernatural.”
He attributed “a general cultur
al decline” in England in part to
radio and television. “Where there
is no vision.” he said, “the people
perish and where there is televi
sion. the vision fades.
"Great art," he continued, "is
the flower of e period of confi
dent hope end strong religious
faith. We live in en age of dis
illusion and our poets and artists
cannot compare with those of
the 19th century. On the other
hand, criticism flourishes in an
age of disillusion and our best
critics are far superior to those
of the 19th century.
The British author had a few
words to say about the socialists:
“It was the extreme pacifism
of the socialist before the second
World War that gave Hitler his
splendid chance. They are repeat
ing the same folly today.”
Of the Attlee tour he said: “At
lee went to Peking not because
he has any real affection for com
munists but because he is fighting
for his own position in the Labor
Party against Bevan who appeals
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Christmas For The Missions
Comes On October 24
by Bishop Fallon J. Sheen
Mission Sunday is October 24. It
is Christmas for the Missions, for
that is the day when your sacri
fice, given for the love of Christ,
begins to bring
Christ to those
who sit in
iarkn ess and
in want. The
very minute
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sacrifice it be
gins to draw
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Saviour, be
cause sacrifice
eloquently begs
grace from God for those in
need of it. That is why Bethle
hem and Calvary are so very close
ly joined.
If you wish to climb a tree, the
blossoms, the leaves and the fruit
are unimportant. The Cross was
a tree without greenery. It was
only for climbing. “If I be lifted
up, I will draw all nen to Myself.”
The leaves, the blossoms, and fruit
we sacrifice for the Missions then,
we mount the Cross unto Him—
It will be a Sunday morning
charged with expectancy
in the Missions, where priests, Sis
ters, brothers and lay missioners
will be bowed in prayer that you
make a true sacrifice. The little
angel of the Missions will be riding
the collection basket begging for
100,000 missionaries, 90,000 lepers,
60 million sick and needy, who re
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one billion who have not been
reached yet by the sweet Names of
Jesus and Mary.
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Reports Say
HANOI (NC) Two
young Belgian priests, Father
Eugene Kunsch and Father
Joseph Bruneau, both of the
Society of Mission Auxiliar
ies, died of illness in Vietminh
prison camps within the past
year, according to reports
reaching here. Father Kunsch
died last October, Father Bru
neau last June.
The two priests were professors
in the junior seminary of Buichu
vicariate, when they were captured
in June, 1953. Father Kunsch had
come to Buichu from Belgium in
November, 1950, and Father Bru
neau in September, 1951.
They were held with other pris
oners, including Vietnamese
priests. A Vietnamese priest was
with each of them at the hour of
death and gave a last absolution.
Th* Vietminh chained the
priests' hands and feet. The
chains were taken from th* two
Belgian missionaries only in
their last days, when they were
dying of illness brought on by
hardship and undernourishment.
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Ninh also died of illness.
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