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used in the series. Father Thomas Duffy of St. Charles Seminary
will discuss some of the spiritual aspects of marriage in a series
of conferences Sunday afternoon. The group will meet again Thurs
day evening when two doctors, a social worker and a married couple
will lead a discussion on some of the medical, social and practical
aspects of marriage. The program will be presented again Sunday.
Mar. 27, and Thursday, Mar. 31. If a large enough number wishes to
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Family Life
(Continued from Page 1)
occurred religion almost is elim
inated from daily life.
The Archbishop pointed, too, to
the problem of juvenile delinquen
cy as a consequence of family life’s
breakdown. He recalled that a U.S.
Senate committee investig a i n
youth delinquency repprted that
despite the expenditure of millions
of dollars and the multiplication
of child guidance clinics and other
social agencies, the ratio of juve
nile delinquency in the last five
years had increased 45 per cent.
“The chief cause,”
Alter said, “is found
broken homes—broken
separation, desertion,
mental and moral disabilities. This
is not a new discovery.”
Archbishop
to be the
by divorce,
phys teal,
Several practical recommenda
tions were made by Archbishop
Alter to cope with the situation.
He reminded that from its earli
est days the Church has impress
ed upon the faithful the value of
family prayer “Children will
never forget the example of
their parents kneeling with
them in prayer." He urged that
the home be used to introduce
children to a knowledge and
love of the sacred liturgy and
that Catholic families celebrate
the anniversaries of children's
Baptisms, the Feast days of the
Church, make the Advent wreath
familiar to children end in other
weys "dramatiie the role of re
ligion in the minds of the chil
dren."
“If parents will see to
religious events are made
casion of joy in the home
will help the children to
stand the Mass, the Sacraments,
the ritual feasts, by active and in
telligent participation, if they will
decorate their homes with objects
of sacred art and place books and
magazines breathing a Christian
culture on the shelves of their li
braries they will have done
much to remove the drab and
dreary touch of secularism from
their homes and will brighten the
lives of their children as well as
their own,” Archbishop Alter said.
it that
an oc
if they
undcr-
in the
loyalty
to the
to the
A reminder that it "is
homes of the nation that
and integrity and devotion
truth can first be taught
young” was given by President
Dwight D. Eisenhower in a mes
sage to the Conference. The Pres
ident said:
“The theme of your convention,
•The
that
ther
the
work, in social and religious hie
The importance of such consider
ations becomes immediately clear
when we remember that family en
vironment is the first and most
important influence in the forma
tion of the character of our pen
pie. It is in the homes of the na
tion that loyalty and integrity and
devotion to the truth can first be
taught to the young. Such ethical
and spiritual qualities in individ
ual Americans are fundamental to
our continued progress as a na
tion.”’
Family Together,’ suggests
you will consider ways to fur
happiness and unity within
family group- in play, in
All
presentl
Pope Pius found many
the Rome Diocese, but he prefer
red to speak about the further
work to be done and to give the
priests what he called “some sim
ple pastoral notes concerning your
apostolic action.”
The Pontiff was particularly in
sistent about the work of shep
herding the composite group
known as the parish, and warned
against superficiality in estimating
the condition of the parish and
the needs of souls there.
In order to avoid this failing, the
Pope called for “a statistical effort
made with seriousness, exacting
realism and quiet impartiality.”
This, he said, will guarantee a
right understanding of the needs
of a parish and of its people, thus
prompting the best kind of care
for them.
Very many people, the Pope said
by way of example, attend Mass
on Sundays and feast days, and
the pastor can be pleased that the
church is repeatedly filled on such
occasions. However, he declared,
“before feeling completely satis
fied,” the pastor should “calculate
with sufficient precision the num
ber of those who are obliged to
come and have not done so.”
“We are sure in fact it is
not seldom that an accurate
accounting holds unpleasant sur
prises for a priest who is con
cerned with souls,” the Holy
Father added.
In the samp way, he continued,
Paden had been advised by the
government that if he would sub
stitute a more exact wording, he
would not be bothered further
that score.
Officials of the cults office re
called in the meantime that the
Italian Supreme Court on May 7.
1953, had explicitly held that there
is no incompatibility between the
norms of the Italian Constitution
and 'he law cf June 24. 1929, which
expressly requires government au
thorization for the opening of a
non-Catholic temple of worship.
They said that well over one
hundred foreign Protestent min
isters have entered Italy since
1948, and only a small number
have provided themselves be
forehand with the vise necessary
for a clergyman who intends to
work in the country.
The officials pointed out that
the number of mn-Catholic minis
ters of worship, both Italian and
non Italian, who have received the
official annroval called for in the
law of 1929. is 274 Of these 24 arc
Italian and 34 foreigners belonging
to 15 different sects. Of the 93 for.
eign missionaries working today
among Protestant congregations in
Italy, 34 have received the approv
al of the government. Among the 93
arc 67 Americans, of whom 12 have
asked for and received approval,
and 55 are actively working with
out approval in the official sense.
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Use of More Exact Pastoral
Methods Is Urged by Pontiff
VATICAN CITY (NC) Between 600 and 800 priests of the diocese of Rome
crowded the Sala Clementia last week to listen to an address by the Holy Father in which
he urged them to employ more exact methods in their pastoral care of souls.
It was the Pontiff’s first attempt at public speaking since his illness at the beginning
of last December. All presentjwerc comforted at his appearance which was considered re
markably good.
Protestant Sect Leader in Rome
Refuses Compromise in Dispute
ROME (NC) The director of the American Protestant
•“Church of Christ” here has turned down a compromise sug
gested by Italian officials to end a dispute over a sign outside
its premises which police have already removed three times.
The sign which the police removed had read, “Chiesa di
Cristo” (Church of Christ). This had been objected to as both
inaccurate and misleading. I
The government has explained I
thak a court ruling which hadl
given the sect a favorable ruling
for .erection of their sign was a
matter of principle and not a final
resolution of the case of the U.S.
sect.
In defending the action of the
police, the. office of the General
Direction of Cults which is nart
of the Italian Ministry for Foreign
Affairs, made these things known:
1. That Mr. Paden and 12 other
representatives of the "Church of
Christ” in Italy came to the coun
try as tourists, receiving the nor
mal permit for a three months’
stay, as long ago as 1949, and are
still here, thanks to repeated ex
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2. That aven despite tha agi
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over the removal of its sign, Mr.
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general reasons for satisfaction with reports on the status of
one might be pleased about cate
chetical instructions in Rome, but
in order that improvement might
be better realized, it is always nec
essary to ask: How many should
come to the lessons and don’t?
The same, he said, goes for relig
ious instruction for adults whose
understanding of their religion re
mains what they learned by rote
as children.
The Holy Father cited as a fur
ther example the performance of
the Easter duty. He went on to
say that, having arrived at accu
rate figures, the pastor must then
analyze the causes of negligence
on the part of the faithful. He
stressed that “identification of the
evil is still not a diagnosis, with
out which one cannot speak of a
good prognosis, and still less of an
adequate cure.”
In general. Pope Pius counsel
ed the priests to be discreet in
beginning their work in any giv
en case of spiritual slackness,
not attacking with a full broad
side without due consideration
and preparation. He said the
pastors should be persevering in
continuing their efforts, not be
ing discoureged, but rather cour
egeous in completing it.
The Holy Father called also for
a generous and intelligent attitude
on the part of pastors regarding
various persons willing to help in
the various activities of the apos-
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be narrow or blind about such in
struments of the apostolate. even
though they may be inclined to
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you be welcome.”
The Pope concluded by exhort
ing that in all cases, and especially
in work with individuals who have
become remiss, the priests should
display unlimited patience and a
comprehension of the circumstanc
es and needs of the case. He said
they should exercise the office of
peacemaker between the erring in
dividual and Gcd by means of this
use of true understanding.
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