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10—THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday, Oct. 26,1956
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Cardinal Praises U.S
Service Personnel
For Mission Aid
PHILADELPHIA (NC) His Eminence Francis Car
dinal Spellman, Archbishop of New York, paid high tri
bute here to U.S. Armed forces personnel for their gen
erous aid to Catholic missionaries in foreign lands.
The Cardinal came here to
visit Vistarama, the big exhib
it that featured the work of
Catholic minions around the
world.
Cardinal Spellman spoke at a
reception given in his honor by
1500 military leaders, chaplains,
the Catholic War Veterans and
their auxiliaries. The Cardinal is
Military Vicar for the U. S.
armed forces.
Though it is a great pity that
it should take a calamity such
as a war to focus attention on
works of mercy, Cardinal Spell
man said, this is the case with
armed forces personnel and the
missions they encountered in
their far-off assignments.
He stated this his experiences
with American personnel in the
armed forces gave eloquent sup
port to the truth of the Portu
guese proverb that “God writes
straight with crooked lines.”
“Out of the cruel, twisted and
torturous maze of suffering, pil
lage and destruction of two
wars,” the Cardinal continued,
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“I have seen the crooked lines
made straight by the faith, char
ity and good works of our mili
tary personnel.”
The Cardinal noted that men
and women in the armed serv
ices had contributed $1,206,000
to the missions since 1951 and
more than $400,000 in the past
year alone.
“The Maryknoll nun bending
over an abandoned child in Pu
san and comforting her with a
mother's love the Columban
Father shepherding his little
flock in the back hills of Korea,
nurturing them on the strong
and saving truths of Catholicism
the Jesuits, Franciscans, Domini
cans, Holy Cross Fathers and Ob
lates of Mary with their great
educational and missionary ef
forts in the Philippines and in
the other countries in the Far
East.”
The Cardinal said that places
like Inchon, Manila, Guadalcanal,
Luzon and Hiroshima and Seoul
“constitute beads in the great
rosary of charity associated by
our military personnel with the
missionary efforts of our priests
and nuns.”
The Cardinal compared the
thoughtfulness and charity of
U. S. soldiers in mission lands
with that of St. Martin of
Tours, famous fourth-century
soldier who sheared his cloak
with his sword In order to di
vide it with a shivering beg
gar.
American service personnel,
the Cardinal concluded, “shared
not only their cloaks, but their
hearts. May God bless our sold
iers of the flag for the valiant as
sistance which they give to our
soldiers of the Cross.”
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This exhibit at the Vistarama, meeting
of representatives from all the missionary
units in the United States at Philadelphia,
shows graphically how all the Catholic
Missions of the World are under the sup-
Russian People Admire
Pope’s Peace Work
Distrust Red ‘‘Coexistence’
WASHINGTON (NC) Russia's people have great
respect and admiration for the Holy See’s \Vork for peace,
realizing how different it is from their own government’s
hypocritical “peaceful coexistence” drive.
This opinion was voiced here
by Jesuit Father Theophil Hor
acek, rector of the Pontifical
Russian
lived in
ing the
War II.
College in Rome, who
the Soviet Union dur
early part of World
Horacek said he is in
Father
this country to interest young
Catholic Americans in prepar
ing themselves to be priests in
the Byzantine (Russian) Rite.
The young men, he stated, will
study for the priesthood at the
Russian College, where they will
be trained for the day when they
can go into Soviet Union and ex
ercise their ministry there.
They will have as classmates
a former pilot in the Russian
Air Force
who once
university,
said. Last
man who
Red Army
Marshall Zhukov was ordained.
and a tominarian
taught in a Soviet
Father Horacek
year, ho added, a
had served In the
at an officer under
Until the day when they can
go to Russia, the Jesuit educator
continued, they will work among
Russian Catholics or return to
their own dioceses after being
ordained. Graduates are at: pres
ent conducting schools for refu
gees in Paris and Sao Paulo,
Brazil. Priests who return to their
dioceses will have permission to
offer Mass in the Isatin Rite
whenever necessary.
At the Russicum, as the Rus
sian College is usually called,
there are now 25 students, in
eluding three from the United
States, Father Horacek reported.
Although there are some semin
arians from countries behind the
Iron Curtain, he said, most of the
students are from the free world.
In its 27 years of existence, he
continued, the college has pre
pared a total of about 125 priests.
A number of these were sent be
hind the Iron Curtain. Of them,
some have died or been killed,
and a few have been sent I
to the free world, so that
about ten are left.
back
only
Father Horacek reported
the first Russian convent
Rome will be open soon, probab
ly this fall. The nuns will all be
refugees who entered various
congregations after being con
verted from Russian Orthodoxy
or communism. The Holy Father
has given permission for the
nuns to leave whatever convents
they are in now and come to
Rome, where they will work in
cooperation with the Russicum.
The course of study at the
Russicum prepare, the future
priest to be thoroughly at homo
in Russian culture. Not only
does he learn the liturgy of the
Byxantine Rite and the lan
guage in which it is celebrated.
Old Slavonic, but ho must also
learn to spoak modern Russian
fluently and with as little ac
cent as possible. He must gain
a deep knowledge of Russian
history as well as a firm grasp
of Marxist theory.
He must also, and this is per
haps the most difficult to all
for a Westerner, train himself
to think and act like a Russian.
The Pontifical Russian College,
the training ground for this thor
ough preparation, was founded
in 1929 by Pope Pius XI.
As Archbishop Achille Ratti,
Pius XI had boon sent to Pol
and as Apostolic Nuncio
Pope Benedict XV. While In
Warsaw, Father Horacek re
called, the future Pontiff be
came interested in Russia and
askod to be allowed to go there.
Although he told Benedict XV,
as a sign of his earnestness,
that he had learned Russian
himself, ho was refused permis
sion. Later, seven years after
his election to the papacy, ho
founded the Russicum.
Nations
ber, 1954. A native of Czechoslo
vakia, he completed his early
studies in Prague and then went
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To Marriage, Family
VATICAN CITY (Radio, NC) The family as a so
cial unit is undergoing a crisis in the modern world, His
Holiness Pope Pius XII said during an audience granted to
members of the Union of Catholic Families of Austria.
"It it truly incalculable," ho
•aid, "how many tint have been
committed or aro being com
mitted againtt the family, con
sciously or unconsciously, with
conduct which dismembers it,
with an excest technical and
cultural progress and alto with
the abuse of the forcot of
power."
The Pope said that he had par
ticularly in mind the unbridled
exploitation of man’s desire to
procure always an easier exist
ence for himself. He also had in
mind, he said, the movie indus
try and atheistic education in the
schools.
The Holy Father added that
fortunately, ". marriage and
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the Union of Catholic Families
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and the law of the state may con
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of marriage and the family, to
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