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Stop S.4. Protestant Spread
Brazilian Bishop Asks
Students, Speakers,
Information Exchange
WASHINGTON (NC) A Brazilian bishop asked the
Catholic Church in the U.S. for a “considerable exchange”
of information, speakers and students between Brazilian
and U.S. Catholics to aid in meeting the threat of Protes
tant expansion in his country.
In an article in the September issue of the American
Ecclesiastical Revitw, Bishop
Angelo Rossi of Barra do Pirai,
Brazil, pointed out that there are
more Protestants in Brazil than
in all the rest of Latin America.
The Bishop/ is chairman of the
Brazilian National Catholic Com
mittee for the Defense of Faith
and Morals.
Bishop Rossi said that the re
ligious ignorance of Brazillians
•nd the proselytizing zeal of U.S.
Protestant missionaries are caus
ing great expansion of Protestan
tism in that country.
To withstand the Protestant
Influence, the Bishop said,
there is an "urgent need to in
crease the number of scholar
ships awarded by Catholic uni
versities." He stated there
Should be student exchange
with Brazilian Catholic univer
sities.
He noted that only 30 of the
807 Brazilian students now study
ing
in the U.S. are attending
Catholic universities.
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lished in Portuguese and sent to
Brazil, he continued.
Also, experts on Protestantism
in Latin America should be giv
n a chant*? to study the parent
sects in the U.S. so that com
parisons can be established be
tween Protestantism in the two
countries.
"Although it it not oponly
said," Bishop Rossi stated,
"some Latin American Catho
lic leaders expect substantial
help from the American Bish
ops as a kind of compensation,
as if in a way the North Amer
ican Hierarchy were responsi
ble for the proselytizing effort
of the Protestant missionaries
in Latin America.
"It is obviouos that the solu
tion of our problems must de*
pend mainly on our own zeal. We
think, however, that we may
hope for the fraternal coopera
tion of the North American Cath
olics ...”
A greater number of U.S. Cath
olic missionaries and nuns would
be a great help to Brazil, which
is extremely in need of clergy,
the Bishop continued.
■'Finally.'’ says Bishop Rossi,
"this interchange would give to
Brazilians and Latin Americans
a wonderful impression of the
power of Norjh American Catho
licism, and the discord and con
fusion of the Protestant church
es.”
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WASHINGTON—(NC)—Eighty
five editors of Catholic newspa
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Not True One Must Know
Evil to Write About Good
VARESE, Italy (Radio, NC) The idea prevalent
among writers that it is necessary to have a knowledge of
evil in order to write about good is a serious error. Arch
bishop Giovanni Battista Montini of Milan declared here.
In an address to the third Na
tional Congress of Italian Writ
ers. the prelate declared:
"The temptation for knowl
edge of evil has a strong at
traction. There are those who
say that it is necessary to have
experience of evil in order to
write about good. This is not
true. Above all things, keep
yourselves pure and do not be
afraid to put great theses in
your writings."
Scotching the art-for-art's sake
school of thought, the prelate
advised the writers to "refuse to
believe that art is an end in it
self.”
“Art must be a 'passionate
search for ways of translating the
invisible into the visible,” he
said. “Remember that literature
is a living thing and that it will
survive if it is vitalized by great
ideas.’’
The average number of con
versions in the United States is
a little less than three persons
per priest, per year to be
exact. 2.8. This is partly our
fault, but it
is also partly
the a u 11 of
the laity. The
Have you never made a con
vert? Have you never saved a
sinner from his evil ways? If
not, where are the products of
your love? If the love of hus
band and wife begets children,
then shall not the love of the
soul Christ produce converts?
If the great sacremcnts of Con
firmation or Holy Orders have
not been fruitful unto new life,
then make some sacrifices that
our missionaries may make con
verts for you in Africa and
Asia. Train a native priest. You
can do it for $150 a year. This
is a noble work for priests as
well as laity. Cut into your cap
ital and send a sacrifice to the
Holy Father s Missions.
Be consoled by the words of
St. Jernes, "My brethren, if one
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Archbishop Montini, who as
Substitute Vatican Secretary of
State was long at the right
hand of the Pope, said that
writers can reach all segments
of society through their writ
ings. It should be the author's
mission, he said, to spread
through his work the gerat
principles which ought to gov
ern life.
Catholic writers must consider
the depth of the words they use.
the Archbishop continued. He
said that every word is like
sphinx sitting upon its full mean
ing. This is especially true of the
Christian and spiritual vocabu
lary. which has acquired a "sea
deep” meaning, he said, and
which Catholic writers more than
others should often use in their
writings.
God Love You-----------
God Expects Vs to Help
Priests Get Conversions
by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen------------
Sacrament of
o n i Filia
tion makes us
one with
Christ, the
Teacher, who
makes con
verts. just as
Baptism unites us with Christ
the King and Holy Orders
unites us with Christ the Priest.
Thera can be spiritual as well
as physical Birth Control. When
we go before the throne of God
—all of us (priests, sisters and
laity) will be asked: "Where
are your children? How many
have you begotten in the flesh?
How many have you begotten
in spirit through conversion?"
God Himself is fruitful, for God
has an Eternal Son and billions
of adopted sons through His
grace.
of you strays from the truth,
and man succeeds in bringing
him back, let him be sure of
this: to bring back erring feet
into the right path means sav
ing a soul from death, means
throwing a veil over a multi
tude of sins."
GOD LOVE YOU to Miss P.T.
"My two sisters and I borrow
each others clothes. Every
time we do we put a nickle in
our Bishop Sheen Fund. Here's
S2.U0 so far.” ... to Anon for
$5.00 “Given for the love of
God.” ... to Mrs. M. K. for
$42.76. the contents of a lost
wallet recovered through the
intercession of St. Anthony
to R.T.B. “Please find enclosed
$5.00 which, represents not
dancing to a big-name band:”
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earnihgs as a night duty reg
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New Orleans summer.” ... to
F.L. "Instead of going to the
races I decided to stay at-home
and send a little money to the
missions.”
Mission Sunday is October
21st. In anticipation of this
most important date the
Most Reverend Fulton J.
Sheen, Ph. D., D.D., will give
e special Mission telecast on
Sunday, September 30th, at
10:00 P.M., over ABC-TV.
(Consult local listings for
the time of telecast in your
area.)
Cut out this column, pin your
sacrifice to it and mail it to the
Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen. Na
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for the Propagation of the
Faith. 366 Fifth Avenue. New
York lx, !♦.¥., or your Dioces
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Kulp. 246 East Town Street,
Box 795, Columbus 16, Ohio.
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Pakistan Premier Says
Christians Assured
Of Equal Treatment
KARACHI. Pakistan (NC) Pakistan’s new Prime
Minister, Hussein S. Suhrawardy, has assured the Christian
minority of removal of the “majority and minority complex
based on communal or religious differences.”
The Prune Minister *. views
were expressed in his first radio
broadcast to the nation shortly
after the swearing in of hi* en
tral Cabinet The change in cah
met. the fifth within the nine
year history of Pakistan wa* the
result of the resignation of Mo
hommad All.
Speaking of the provisions a
laid down for the minonties in
the Islamic Constitution of Pak
istan, the Premier declared:
"Th* main task, before us
it to build ourtelvet up, end in
this we need the tingle-minded
devotion of the people, what
ever m«y be their creed, their
religion or ttation in life. I am
mott anxious that we thould
get rid of the majority and min
ority complex bated on com
munal or religiout difference!.
"We must be Pakistan* whol
ily and solely. All of us must feel
that we are one great nation and
whatever may be our private
spheres in life, whatever our re
ligion and our upbringing and
our surroundings, we have only
one aim, namely, devotion to our
country, and as equal citizens,
contribute to its welfare to the
fullest extent in our power.
"It is repeated often enough
that in accordance with true Is
lamic traditions, the communal
minorities can rely upon our jus
tice. Islam to my mind carries
with it everything which is noble
and grand. If we tread the path
of justice, truth and honor of
toleration and fairness of love
and service to humanity, we are
acting in accordance with the
grand conceptions of Islam. We
are Moslems and the princi
ples of Islam are dear to us. But
let us not always exploit its name
in justification or in condemna
tion of our acts.”
Huttain Shaheed Suhrawardy
Archbishop Lauds
Newsboys Who
Stopped Obscenity
ELBOURNE. Australia
(NC) Catholic newsboys who
recently refused here to distri
bute obscene publications, "show
ed themselves to be manly, de
cent and courageousArchbish
op Daniel Mannix of Melbourne
declared.
Referring to the boycott which
reportedly put a deep crimp id
the sales of pandering paper
backs. the Archbishop said:
"They took it upon themselves
to assist the Customs Department
in saving Australia, and espec
ially the young people, from a
very objectionable flood of pa
pers."
Stressing (hat the boys did
not think of themselves or their
own financial interests, the 92
year-old prelate said: "Seeing
the evil that was being done by
the distribution of dangerous lit
erature. they took it upon them
selves in a heroic and Christian
spirit to do their part.”
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POONA. India N'Cj The
opposition of state authorities
has prevented financial aid for
birth control offered by the In
dian government from reaching
the Poona municipal corporation.
A corporation program to aug
ment the services of its four
"family planning clinics” with
central government money grants
fell through because the proposal
was not recommended by the
Bombay state administration.
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Requiem Mass For
Editor's Wife
CHICAGO (NC) A re
quim Mass was celebrated here
in St. Jerome's Church for Mrs.
Mary M. Baldus. 82 who died
in her home (Sept. 17/ after an
illness of two years.
She was the wife of Simon A.
Baldus. formerly editor of Ex
tension Magazine here, and a
lounder and former president of
the Catholic Press Association.
Th" former Mary Margaret
Deters she was married 57 years
to Mr. Baldu. She is survived
by her husband, and three
daughters. Misses Helen and
Mary Baldus and Mrs. Dorothy
McDonough.
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Eight Cardinals to Attend THE CATHOLIC TIMES—7
Architecture Congress |__ ridax. Sept. 28. 1956 ..
NAPLES, Italy i Radio. NC)
—Eight cardinals will be among
those taking part in a congress
on church art and arehitecture
here October 2 to 5. it was an
nounced.
The meeting, to be held in the
old Royal Palace here under the
presidency of His Eminence Mar
cello Cardinal Mimmi, Archbish
op of Naples, will be devoted to
the theme "Tradition and In
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The sacred art week will open
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OUR HOLY FATHER'S APPEAL
During October Pope Piu. Ml asks us U. appeal for new membert
the atholic Sear Ea«t Welfare Association. SEAR EAST MIS*
SION'S of the Holy Father support the mia*
sionary works of the Church in 1 i court*
tries of the Near East and also the Wttl
Coast of India. At the same time we cart
for the refugees of the Holy Land and ali
those that fled from behind the Iron Cur
tain. shelters for these homeless people
exist also in the eternal city of Rome.
YOl K MEMBERSHIP OFFERING IS A
STRINGLESS GIFT TO OUR HOLY
FATHER.
REMEMBER GOD AND HIS MISSIONS IN YOUR WILL.
GOD’S Ofc VI ANT ADS
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to beautify God s abode. Perhaps you would like to give one of the
following articles in memory of a loved one now with God.
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BE GOOD TO GOD AND GOD WILL BE GOOD TO YOU.
H)l PRIEST?
AUGUSTINE and THOMAS are beginning their
first year of study for the Priesthood at St.
Joseph's Seminary in India. Each boy needs $600
to complete his training before he becomes a
priest of God—$100 a year for six years. Could
you adopt one of these seminarians by giving this
sum in any installments? He will be your
adopted son—laboring to save souls for God.
Many blessings will be yours for such a gift to
Our Divine Saviour.
WRITE FOR INFORMATION ON GREGORIAN MASSES
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LOVES A CHEERFUL GIVER.
The Holy Father has sent ns an appeal from the Parish
Macchia Albanese. Italy. Many years ago over 1500 faithful
Italy after many persecutions in their own coun
try Albania. At the present time their parish
church is decrepit and falling apart. The appeal jl
I* for $5000—sufficient to restore the church to 1
it's former beauty. We are praying that our ■. I 1|
benefactors might give $1 or as much as they Er S I
rtn—the name of the Lord—to help these poor x-ow) a*
people in their present need. They lack this
world's goods,—but they do love God. Let's help them as much aa
possible.
OLD FOLKS AND ORPHANS
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Father Ayrout of Egypt beg for a gift of $3 to clothe one of hit
orphan children. Father Eugene pleads for a gift of $10 to feed
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