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6—THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Faith Endangered
The Pope notes that religious
conditions have not improved but
deteriorated for the Chinese Ca
tholics.
Many Misled
In spite of the fidelity of many,
the Pope states, there are many
others who, “deceived in their
good faith, seized by fear or mis
led by new and false doctrines,
have joined dangerous movements
promoted by the enemies of all re
ligion, especially of the religion
divinely revealed by Jesus Christ."
The promoters of these move
ments, the encyclical declares,
“seek to deceive the simple or
timid, or to lead them away from
the right path. They therefore as
sert that only those who belong to
the church promoted by them are
true patriots—which means to the
church possessing the so-called
‘three autonomies'.”
What they seek, the Pope states,
“is to establish a ‘national’ church
among you, which could no longer
be Catholic because it would be a
negation of that universality or
‘catholicity’ which places the so
ciety founded by Jesus Christ
above all nations and makes it em
brace all individually.”
The Pop* also knocks down
the Red argument that Catholics
loyal to the Holy See are un
patriotic. Far from being un
patriotic, he says, Chinese Cath
olics “are second to none in their
ardent love and loyalty to their
noble country.'*
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Pontiff Again Alerts Chinese
To Evils Of Red ‘Patriotism’
VATICAN CITY —(NC)— The Pope’s grave concern for the Faith in China is under
by bis second letter of exhortation to Chinese Catholics in less than three years.
rp,.. *e.new encyclical letter is addressed to the Bishops, clergy and people of China,
♦h Sinarum Gentem” (To the people of China), the document is dated Oct. 7,1954,
tne east of the Holy Rosary, and has now been released here.
The letter warns the Chinese faithful of an insidious attempt to lead them into schism
under the pretense of patriotism.
., ^°^1?ess P°Pe Pius XII states that the encyclical was prompted largely by the fact
that the apostolic letter (Cupimus Imprimis) which he addressed to them Jan. 18, 1952, did
not really reach them.
The Pontiff commends and en
courages the traditional respect of
the Chinese for their civil authori
ties in the spheres of public life
proper to them and urges Catholics
to be “ready to fulfill all your du
ties as citizens."
The letter then comments on
the three,“autonomies” demanded
by the Reds of the Catholic Church
in China: self-rule, self-support and
self-propagation.
Regarding the principle of “self
rule,” the Pope says, everything
possible has been done to place the
Church in the hands of Chinese
priests and Bishops.
He recalls that his predecessor,
Pius XL personally consecrated
the first six native Chinese Bish
ops in St. Peter’s Basilica and he
himself, Pope Pius XII, establish
ed a hierarchy in China and rais
ed the first Chinese prelate to the
College of Cardinals.
The Pope desires and prays
for the day, the encyclical states,
when Chinese priests and Bish
ops will be so numerous that
there "will no longer oe need
for foreign missionaries." But
even in that day, he emphasizes,
"your Christian community
must be completely In submis
sion to the Sovereign Pontiff,
the Vicar of Jesus Christ on
earth, and closely united with
him in what concerns religious
faith and morals."
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Commenting on the principle of
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soon come when the Chinese faith
ful can support the Church there
completely by themselves. But un
til that day they are dependent
on the charity of foreign Catho
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He adds that the material aid
given the Church in China by for
eign Catholics was motivated by
Christian charity and not by any
"political or profane reasons.”
Gospel Cannot Be Changed
Referring to the principle of
“self-propagation,” the Pope points
out that the Church’s pastors are
“not inventors of the Gospel, but
only its authorized custodians and
divinely appointed heralds. There
fore no one, including the govern
ment, can change this gospel. When
under pressure to change the Gos
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priests must answer with Christ:
“My teaching is not my own, but
His who sent me.” (John 7, 16)
The Pope then recalls the words
he addressed to the Chinese peo
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Caesar’s, with much greater
reason is it necessary to give to
God what is God's.”
BLANC, Harry F., 48, 2062 E.
17th Ave., Columbus, Dec. 20, Sac
red Heart church. Survivors: his
wife, Mary two daughters, six
grandchildren, two sisters and a
brother.
HOLT. Mrs. Ottilia, 61, 73 E. Sy
camore St., Columbus, Dec. 21, St.
Mary church. Survivors: her hus
band, Clarence six daughters, one
son, two sisters, a brother and ten
grandchildren.
KOEHLER, Mrs. Carrie, 87, 645
City Park Ave., Columbus, Dec. 21,
St. Mary church. Survivors: two
sons, a sister and three grand
children.
BABBITT. Thomas J., 41, 1624 S.
Third St., Columbus, Dec. 20, St.
Ladislaus church. Survivors: a son.
his mother, Mrs. Helen Babbitt a
brother and three sisters.
WANGLER, Mrs Mildred, 1506
Linwood Ave., Columbus, Dee. 20,
Corpus Christi church. Survivors:
four daughters, three sons, ten
grandchildren and 11 great-grand
children.
SHROCK, George R.. 28, 816 E.
Livingston Ave., Columbus. Dec.
23, St. John the Evangelist church.
Survivors: his wife, Meriam two
sons, a daughter, his mother, Mrs.
Dorothea Guldan: and his grand
father, George J. Guldan.
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May They Rest In Peace
TAYLOR—Mrs. Grace, 74, 28
Beaumont Rd., Columbus, Dec. 20,
Our Lady of Peace church. Surviv
ors: a son two sisters and two
grandsons.
HERBERT, Sara Jo, 7, formerly
of Newcomerstown, Dec. 20, St.
Benedict church, Cambridge. Sur
vivors: her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles F. Herbert two sisters, a
brother, paternal grandmother,
Mrs. William Herbert and the ma
ternal grandfather, Mr. Charles
Lenzo.
LONG, W. Lawrence, 52, 1214
Kelton Ave., Columbus, Dec. 21,
Corpus Christi church. Survivors:
his wife, Ida two sons, a daugh
ter, a brother and a grandson.
SGAMBELLONE, Domenico F.,
52, 108^ Lincoln St., Columbus,
Dec. 21, St. John the Baptist
church. Survivors: five sons and a
daughter.
RIEHL, Charles, 71, 334 Rein
hard Ave., Columbus, Dec. 22, St.
Mary church. Survivors: his wife,
Anna M. a daughter, a grandson,
two great-grandchildren, a sister
and a brother.
RESTA, Frank P., Sr., 56, New
ark, Dec. 21. St Francis de Sales
church. Survivors: his wife, Con
stance five sons, two grandchil
dren, three sisters and three broth
ers.
HURLEY. William H., 71, 413 E.
14th Ave., Columbus, Dec. 23, Holy
Name church. Survivors: his wife,
Mary two daughters, two sons,
seven grandchildren, two great
grandsons, a sister and four broth,
ers.
BRANNIGAN, Thomas J., 68, 48
N. Roys Ave.. Columbus, Dec. 23.
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BUFFALO. N. Y.—(NC) —When
a doctor “routinely permits the
substitution of bottle for breast
feeding and anesthesia for natural
delivery,,” he is “basically criticiz
ing God as inept,” a Loyola Uni
versity physician said here.
Dr. Herbert A. Ratner, associate
clinical professor of preventive
medicine and public health at Loy
ola University’s Stritch School of
Medicine in Chicago, spoke to 250
priests and doctors at a meeting
of the Family Life Department of
the Diocese of Buffalo. He called
for Catholic- physicians to help re
store sane, sensible standards of
medicine “by following the norms
of nature.”
"The reconstruction of the
Christian order in the world to
day calls for a contribution
from physicians that does not
stop with the support of the mor
al order," he said.
“Physicians must remember that
God is the supreme and perfect
artist Who authored the Book of
Nature as well as the Book of
Scriptures. He has given us won
derful norms in the natural order
that not only help us achieve a
good natural life but makes easier
a good supernatural life.”
Christ the King church. Survivors:
two sons, a daughter, a brother,
and three sisters.
MCKEE, Mrs. Tillie, 79, Killbuck,
Dec. 24, St. Petej and Paul church,
Glenmont. Survivors: her husband,
Charles two sons, three daughters,
a sister, 18 grandchildren and 14
great-grandchildren.
KURTZ. Mrs. Julia, 72, of near
Kenton, Dec. 22, Immaculate Con
ception church, Kenton. Survivors:
her husband, Henry a son, a
daughter, six grandchildren and a
sister.
DAVIS, Mrs. Carrie, 86, 2919
Templeton Ave., Columbus, Dec.
24, Christ the King church. Sur
vivors: two sons, a daughter, 12
grandchildren and 18 great-grand
children.
PRYOR, Mrs. Jennie C., New
ark, Dec. 24, Church of the Bless
ed Sacrament. Survivors: her moth
er, Mrs. Margaret McCarthy a sis
ter and a niece.
PFEIFFER, Mrs. Carolyn, 75,
Marion, Dec. 24, St. Mary church.
Survivors: two sons, three daugh
ters, 10 grandchildren, three great
grandchildren, a brother and two
sisters.
BURKHART, Mrs. Ida, Zanes
ville, Dec. 24, St. Thomas church.
Survivors: her husband, Nicholas.
CLINE, Michael A., 55, 62 S.
Souder Ave., Columbus, Dec. 27,
Holy Family church. Survivors: his
wife, Margaret two sons, two
daughters, four grandchildren, a
brother and thrae sisters.
BAUSCH, Louis, 97, Newark,
Dec. 27, St. Francis de Sales
church. Survivors: three nieces
and three nephews.
FERGUSON, Mrs. James. 90,
formerly of Marion, Dec. 24, St.
Mary church. Survivor*: several
nieces.
CHAPMAN, Mrs. Charles P., 68,
Jackson, Dec. 27, Holy Trinity
church. Survivors: her husband, a
daughter, three sons, and 11
grandchildren.
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MADRAS, India—The first pan-Asiatic seminar of Catho
lic university students opened here with a message from His
Holiness Pope Pius XII emphasizing the importance of spiritu
al values in the solution of Asia’s problems.
The papal message was read
the delegates by Coadjutor Arch
bishop Rayappan Ambrose of
Pondicherry. It conveyed the Holy
Father’s apostolic benediction for
all those connected with the semi
nar.
The massage said: "Ona can
not but admira the zeal and
goodwill with which proper so
lutions are being sought for the
many and pressing problems of
Asia. However, if Asia is to at
tain true greatness, the quest for
those solutions must take into
account the primacy of the spir
itual and the unchanging princi
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divine revelation."
The message was signed by Msgr.
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ican secretary of State, and ad
dressed to Archbishop Louis Math
as, S.D.B., of Madras-Mylapore.
Criticizing the tendency to over
estimate technological improve
ment to the detriment of funda
mental human values, the state
ment continued:
"It is upon the attitude of
this present generation that will
fall, in a great measure, the
responsibility for intellectual
and professional leadership In
the momentous decisions that
will affect so intimately the fu
ture life of Asia.
“They must ever employ their
ROBERT E. HAGMAN,
influence in such wise that, avoid
ing the snares of the materialistic
philosophy so prevalent in these
days, it will be in conformity with
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spiritual preparation, going hand
in hand with intellectual growth
and technical competency, can
not be too much insisted upon,
if the student in his career and
life's work is truly to fulfill his
Christian vocation,"
The Holy Father’s message was
heard by an audience which in
cluded delegates from India, Pak
istan, Burma, Ceylon, Malaya, In
donesia, China (Hong Kong), Ja
pan, Iraq, Siam and the Philip
pines in addition to fraternal
delegates from Australia and New
Zealand. Officials of the Pax Ro
mana headquarters in Switzerland
and members of the Indian hier
archy were also among the audi
ence.
There was also a delegation of
five observers two from Europe
and one each from Cameroon,
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