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Journalists
(Continued from Page 1)
because they depend upon strong
er hands, organizations parties
and sponsors, who rule them.”
The journalist, the Pope con
eluded, will be able to fulfill his
destiny if he faces his problems
with rlear and determined con
viction based upon the universal
truths, which include the uncon
ditional acknowledgement of the
existence of God and the order of
His creation.
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‘-’SS'iSy Polish Red Tactics
(Continued from page 1)
W hile Gomulka’s return to pow
er seems to be a revolutionary
event, we have to remember that
it is a revolution within the Com
munist party, not a revolution
against communism.
Gomulka was one of the orig
inal organizers of the Communist
party and of the communist gov
ernment in Poland. In 1948 he
was relieved of his post as secre
tary general of the party and
later was expelled from it as a
“light wing deviationist. He
was accused of espionage and im
prisoned in 1951. He escaped
death, seemingly because Stalin
died before Gomulka's Stalinist
colleagues had time to stage his
trial.
While these acts of lawlessness
and violence were perpetrated,
Gomulka was in prison. There
fore his non-participation in
these acts does not throw any
light on his probable tactics with
regard to the Church
Third, in order to avoid any
misunderstandings about the sit-
Revolt on 500th
Anniversary
Th* present revolt in Hun
gary began on the day set
aside to celebrate the 500th an
niversary of the death of the
heroic Franciscan friar, St.
John Capistran, who inspired a
small Hungarian army under
John Hunyadi to a brilliant
victory over the Turks at Bel
grade.
nation of the Church in Poland,
it is necessary to realize that the
word "persecution” does not de
scribe the situation accurately.
There has recently been little
evidence of any physical perse
cution in the popular meaning
of the word. The situation may
be described more accurately as
a deprivation of essential liberty,
a systematic well organized and
lagelised form of interference and
oppression of the Church by the
state. This is best illustrated by
the decree on ecclesiastical ap
pointments mentioned above.
The bithops forcibly removed
from their post* are not, a* a
rule, physically ill-treated.
They retain a degree of person
al freedom—the recently re-ar
rested Bishop Stanislaw Adam
ski of Katowice is even allowed
to send letters to hi* American
friend*.
Yet none of these members of
the hierarchy are allowed to ful
fill their episcopal duties in their
dioceses.
onsidering that Gomulka came
back to power as the leader of the
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that he would not stand for any
form of physical persecution.
This -would contradict too flag
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of "liberalization.”
As he did not take part in the
imprisonment of Cardinal Wys
zynski and other bishops, he
could apply to them his new "lib
eral” policy and free them with
out the loss of face, something
the other communist officials
could not well do.
The main issues of Church
state relations in present-day
Poland are the return of right
ful bishops to their posts and
the ending of oppressive govern
ment control and interference
in the internal affairs of the
Church. These issues may be con
sidered as a test case which will
show whether the much publiciz
ed "liberalization” is a real thing
or just a mask on the old and
familiar face of the communist
totalitarian regime.
Earlier this year he was re
leased from prison readmitted to
the party and now he has been
enthusiastically proclaimed its
leader.
Th* mor* Hb*ral and mor*
patriotic *l*m*nt* of th* party
plac* great hop** on hi* re
turn to power, which is only
natural, considering that h*
com** back as a hero martyred
by th* old Stalinist regime.
Can the Church in Poland ex
poet’anything like a new deal
from the new regime? Will the
new and more liberal policies be
applied to the Church as well?
One might expect that Gomulka
would free the Primate of Pol
and, His Eminence Stefan Car
dinal Wyszynski, who has been
ii..prisoned by the same old Stal
inists who had put Gomulka in
jail.
It is not easy to *cc*s* th*
probable cours* of *v*nt* in th*
moftor of Church-stat* relation*
under th* n*w r*gim* in Pol
and. But th*** ar* som* of th*
factor* which may h*lp in mak
ing a reasonable guess:
First, the new regime is as
communist as the one before it.
Within the "collective leadership”
of the party. Gomulka cannot
have his way on all points, what
ever this way is. As for the new
leader himself, since he is a com
munist he presumably has the
same attitude towards the Church
and religion as any other ortho
dox Marxist.
He supported his government’s
policies hostile to the Church,
while he was in power.
The second fact is that Gomul
ka has no part whatever in the
far more oppressive measures
taken against the Church by the
Polish government in later years.
Between 1951 and 1953. 15 bish
ops and apostolic administrators
were arrested, forcibly removed
from their posts and deported to
various places eway from their
respective sees.
The large Catholic charitable
organization. Caritas, was taken
over by the government and most
of Church property was nation
alized.
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Knights Hope to Help
You Get Big Dividend
The Knights of Columbus in this area are busy selling
bank books these days. Not much profit in that, you say?
Well perhaps you’re right if you’re thinking in terms of
dollars and cents, but the Knights are hoping to gain some
thing better.
A couple of months ago four
men from Assumption Council.
3727 in Columbus, decided to
stop talking about the trend to
materialism in the world and to
start doing something about it.
They laid out a plan before then
council for a new type of project
a spiritual savings book for lay
men.
The four men R. Foster, J. Ry
an. A. Self, and Nelson, drew
up a rough copy of the unique
sax mgs hook and with the Coun
ciis approval submitted it to
Bishop Ready.
The book, which is a pocket
size guide, containing the Ten
Commandments the Command
ments of the Church, an exami
nation of conscience check list,
and space to keep a daily record
of spiritual progress or the lack
of it. was given the Bishop’s im
primatur.
The initial printing expense
was absorbed hy the Assumption
Council but since then the council
has enlisted the aid of all Colum
bus Knights plus those from New
ark. Lancaster and Zanesville. To
help defray the cost of these
unique hank hooks the Councils
New Novena
Starts Monday
On Monday. Nov. 5. at St Mary
Magdalene church Parkside and
Roys Avenues there will begin
a new series of the Miraculous
Medal Novena This Novena hon
ors the Immaculate Conception of
the Blessed Virgin Mary. Rever
end Hugh Murphy of the faculty
of Saint Charles Seminary will
conduct this Novena series. The
sermons during this series will be
on the Beatitudes of Our Divine
1/ird. under the title. "Happiness
and You.”
Novena Devotions are at 8 30
with Mass, offered for the inten
turns of those making the Novena
10 a and 3, 4. 5:15, 8, 6.45.
7:30, 8:15 and 9 p.m.
There is ample opportunity for
those making the Novena to go
to Confession as Confessions are
heard at each service. The easiest
way to come to Saint Mary Mag
dalene is to take the Sullivant
Ave. bus to the end of the line.
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The Goto Islands in this diocese,
where many Japanese Christians
sought refuge during the perse
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whom the book is dedicated. The
Knights hope that other Diocesan
organizations will lend a hand in
this project.
The men who originated the
idea agree that the purpose of
the project is to “combat materi
alism to the best of their ability
by helping ourselves and others
in the practice of their duties in
their state in life.”
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Gloria. Second prayer (in Low
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Credo. Preface of the Trinity.
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Becomes Supreme
Court Justice
WASHINGTON (NC) Wil
liam J. Brennan, jr.. of New Jer
sey. became an Associate Justice
of the U. S. Supreme Court after
he swore to support the Constitu
tion and to give equal justice to
the poor and rich. He succeeds
Sherman Minton, who resigned
because of ill health.
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Pope Asks Prayer
(Continued from page 1)
the piety and faith of the Hun
garian people, which he saw as
papal legate to the International
Eucharistic Congress in Budapest
during the reign of Pope Pius XI.
"W* *r* certain," h* said,
"that th* tarn* faith and th*
*«m* lev* for Our Divin* Re
deemer still inflam* th* souls
of th*** people. Th* support
er* of atheistic communism,
however, strive with every
m*an* to strip from th*ir minds
th* ancient religion of their
forefather*.
“Therefore. We feel fully con
fident that this most noble peo
ple. even in the grave turmoil in
which it now finds itself, will
again pour forth fervent prayers
to God for the ardently desired
peace based on right order. We
also cherish the earnest hope that
everywhere throughout the world
all true Christians, as evidence of
their common charity, will join
in suppliant prayers with their
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The Pontiff called especially
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