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NEW YORK.-(NC)-As the declared, "never has been elect- other reasons have fought the in expressions of support of one "of many which could have repercussions of his controversy ed to any office and yet she is Communist conspiracy, she has Cardinal Spellman's position, been made against her over a with Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt to -day one of the most influen- been driven from cover. Cardi- drew attention to the "evasions" long period of years." The controversy began with a continued to be felt across the tial persons in the country. She nal Spellman will have to en- that have been resorted to in the country, His Eminence Francis has so fortified her position that dure great abuse for this great schools controversy. From now column on June 23 by Mrs. able to become the covert service. to she is on the debate will be to the Roosevelt in which she said that continued Spellman Cardinal "No churchman in any other point, was the way one paper the Cardinal had opened an unhold to his position that "my leader of a great anti-Catholic movement in the United States congregation save the Catholic summed it up. fortunate dispute by demanding case is closed." Meanwhile, in the nation's Federal money for parochial Support for the stand of the with only the most nominal and could have done this with such Cardinal Spellman Archbishop of New York, came, formal pretence to the contrary." effect, but those who abuse the capital, the rector of St. Mat- schools. "Now, at last," Mr. Pegler Cardinal may enjoy in time to thew's Cathedral, Msgr. John K. answered this reference in his however, from various quarters continued, "after years of tauntcome letter of July 22, accusing Mrs. the Cartright, her rewards of his courdeclared that the Carfiled Roosevelt after Mrs. dinal's criticism of Mrs. Roose- Roosevelt of anti-Catholicism answer to the prelate's charges. ing, mocking, tempting, daring age in this crisis." The Catholic diocesan Press, velt on the school issue is only and discrimination against paro' In California the State Board those who, for religious and chial school children. of the Ancient Order of HiberIn her reply, Mrs. Roosevelt nians commended the Cardinal disclaimed any anti-Catholic for his "splendid answer to illfeeling, but asserted that it was informed and antagonistic critics fallacious to argue that parochial of the Catholic Church." school children had a right to The Catholic Court Attaches' Government -furnished lunches, Guild of New York congratulatbooks, bus rides or health care. ed Cardinal Spellman, stating: bin, Passionist Bishop of Mace After an hour's rest he returns She said, in answer to the Car(N.C.W.C. News Service.) "We disagree with those who, dinal's charge that she had writwithout taking thought, have VATICAN CITY, Aug. 1.,-His rata and Tolentino, and of the to his work until 4 p.m., when he "documents of discrimination falsely asserted that you made Holiness Pope Pius xit is expec- heroic quality of the virtues of takes a walk in his gardens. At ten of an American moSister Maria Bertilla Boscardin, 5 he retires to his chapel, says unworthy an attack upon Mrs. Roosevelt. ther," that " final judgment of summer to the papal ted to go of the Institute of Teaching Sis- the Rosary and prays part of We are only too conscious of the the worthiness of human beings some villa at Castelgandolfo ters of St .Dorothy, Daughters his office. He resumes work at is in the patent fact that you were dehands of God." 6 to examine ecclesiastical and fending the position of Catholic time this week, probably Thurs- of the Sacred Heart. Monsignor Cartright said of The Holy Father customarily political issues raised during the day, after addressing an audichildren." Former Postmaster -General ence of 1200 members of the As- remains at Castelgandolfo, in the morning audiences. Dining at 8, Mrs. Roosevelt that "she has James A. Farley made a state- sociation for the Kingship of Alban Hills, 15 miles south of he returns to his chapel for 20 been for the Jew and for the Negro-and this was all to the ment defending the Cardinal, in Christ in the Hall of Benedic- Rome, until the weather becomes minutes of prayer at 8.40. disagreeable. In the last two which he said: "I am sure he tions on Wednesday evening. At 9 he is back at his desk, good and we can praise her for The Holy Father had decided years he remained until far into composing his addresses, which it. But there is one minority for gave considerable thought and great consideration to the con- to go to Castelgandolfo last November. he types out himself. He con- which she has never said or done Leaving the hot lower altitude tinues to work until after mid- anything effective-that is, the tents of his letter to Mrs. Roose- week, according to one Vatican velt before he wrote it." source, but changed his plans to of Vatican City, the Holy Fa- night, then goes back to his Catholic minority." Monsignor Cartright cited Mrs In his syndicated column, car- wait until after this audience. It ther's limousine will whisk him chapel to finish praying his Roosevelt's stand for the Spanried in numerous secular news- is also stated here that approval along the historic Via Appia in office and retires at 1.30 a.m. ish Loyalists, her objection to papers, Westbrook Pegler said: of the promulgation of two re- a 40-minute ride to the cooler the visit of the German Catholic "The time to have come to a cent decrees by the Sacred Con- altitude of Castelgandolfo, which stand against Eleanor Roosevelt, gregation of Rites, which took is 1376 feet above sea level. Up DUBLIN, July 26.-(Cable, leader, His Eminence Konrad intellectually and politically, place on Sunday at the Vatican, there he will have again the en- NC)-Becoming the first Irish Cardinal von Preysing, her opand with cold, proper politeness, was originally scheduled for chanting view of the Roman Franciscan to be raised to the position to the prelates impriswas long ago." He declared that Castelgandolfo, but that this Campagna as far as the sea on Episcopacy in 80 years, Bishop oned in Europe, Archbishop on the word of Attorney -General change occurred in view of the one side and on the other the Evangelist McBride, O.F.M., was Stepinac of Yugoslavia and Carlake of Castelgandolfo and the consecrated Titular of Ezani in dinal Mindszenty of Hungary. Tom Clark himself, "eight of the other change. Adam and Eve Church here. He She has "come down on the organisations with which she The two decrees concern the peak of Monte Cavo. soon take the post of Vicar same side of the question, year had open, defiant and notorious approval of two miracles proIn the palace he will see once will traffic were Communist fronts." posed for the canonisation of the more the handiwork: of Pope Apostolic of Kokstad, Union of after year, and in case after South Africa. case," he said. Mrs. Roosevelt, the columnist Blessed Vincenzo Maria Stram- Urban VIII, who, in the seventeenth century, restored the ancient pile once owned by great Italian families of the dim past, among them the Gandolfi of Genoa of the twelfth century. The estate came into the hands DENVER, Col.-(NC) week and with other day lay or- of the Church at the end of the "We the day after their baptism. The (N.C.W.C. News Service.) the need of God's help in other children are Michael (4) HONOLULU, T.H.-(NC) -A ganisations taking charge of sixteenth century. And long be- felt rearing our children," explains and Alan (2). succeeding weeks, fore the The present Italian families, Caitel"Pray the Rosary" project adopMrs. Johnson tells her friends ted at the public installation schedule extends to the week of gandolfo was the summer seat of Mrs. Edward Johnson when asked by solicitous friends why she is "proud and happy" to be ceremony of officers of the November 21. The programme Roman emperors, the first to she, a her husband and Catholic. 'Words cannot exmay be their five extended build as other a villa organthere having been Young Men's Institute, Damien joined the Catholic press our joy in what we have Council, has been put into prac- isations, not yet reached, join Domitian, early in the second children found," Church. They this great spiritual project. were baptised in she adds. century. tice here. Mr. Johnson (38), a stationary The grounds are larger than St, Dominic's Church here on The "Pray the Rosary" devoSponsored by Catholic lay orengineer Sunday, July 17. for a local business Vatican City, and lie between tions, it was announced, are for ganisations, a different group is The three oldest children, concern, has remodelled their conducting the saying of the Ro- the following intentions: Con- the villages of Castelgandolfo Georgianna home with (12), Paul (10), and an eye for the pracand Albano, which latter boasts sary in Our Lady of Peace Ca- version of Russia, conversion of Stephen (9), received their first tical necessities of life, has turnthedral here for one week, with sinners, a just and peaceful set- of ancient catacombs and an am- Communion ed the with their parents garage into a workshop a layman or laywoman as the tlement of the dock workers' phitheatre. Besides the castlefor the boys, and equipped the actual leader of the Rosary each strike, and other personal inten- like structure of the Papal Palback yard with a cement basketace, there is the Vatican Obsertions. 12.15 p.m. day at ball court, swings and trapezes, vatory, already renowned, alAccording to a schedule furattractions which soon made the though established only in 1934. nished by Raymond Ho, of Johnson home a favourite playThe gardens and drives are luxY.M,I., the Rosary project was ground for neighbourhood chiluriant, the atmosphere pastoral, begun with the Young Men's Indren. conducive to rest from the heat charge taking the first stitute Attendance at the back yard of the world. But this will not be a bucolic LONDON, Aug. 1.-(NC)- playground suffered no decline retreat for the Holy Father, for Repeating charges made by the since it came under Catholic -Voic- the work of governing the Uni- Prague, Warsaw and Moscow management. FRANKFURT, Aug. 11 ing the sentiments of a large ma- versal Church must go on at as regimes, "Borda," the official a pace as ever, especially newspaper of the Yugoslav jority of the German people, Dr. intense in these troubled times. His Communist Party, called the Karl Arnold, Catholic Minister - schedule, much the same whe- Vatican's decree against Com- Air Squadron Blessed President of the State of North ther at Vatican City or Castel- munism a "political tool of the TANCHUK, China, July 21- Rhine-Westphalia, has urged a gandolfo, means a DUBLIN, July 28-(NC).pro- reactionaries." (NC).-An old lady of 83, who retrial in the case of Baron gramme of 11i hoursdaily of work, The "Borda" comment, repor- Before his departure by liner walks nine miles to the Mary - Ernst von Weizsaecker, former three of prayer, one and a half ted here, has been interpreted as for a three-week holiday in the knoll mission church here for German Ambassador to the Holy for meals, five for sleep, and further evidence that Marshal United States, Bishop John Mass, often prays aloud. Since See. He received a seven-year three hours of recreation and Tito's break with the Cominform Kyne, of Meath, blessed an she knows only the Sign of the prison sentence by an American leisure. Army Air Corps Fighter Squaddoes not mean the end of reliCross, the Hail Mary, and the military tribunal at Nuremberg. The arduous daily schedule gious persecution in Yugoslavia. ron and dedicated it to Our Act of Contrition, she improDr. Arnold asserted that the begins at 6.30 a,m., when he The impression persists that Lady of the Miraculous Medal. vises other prayers to suit her evidence proves a miscarriage of rises and offers Mass. At while Tito and the Cominform The blessing took place at the mood. near justice. He referred specifically 7.10 he prays for 20 minutes. At may differ on other matters they Gormanston aerodrome, Recently she composed a the dissenting opinion of 8.30 he breakfasts, reading the are unanimous in their aim of here. It was performed on the prayer which made up in faith to main runaway where the planes Judge Leon W. Powers, who had morning paper. Theti begin the subjugating all religious bodies, what it lacked in piety. She maintained the defendant's in- private audiences for Cardinals The "Borda" described the were lined up with their pilots was heard to say: nocence. Appeals filed by Baron and Vatican officials at 9, for Papal decree as a "medieval" and members of the crews. "0 Lord, You know I am poor von Weizsaecker's lawyers have diplomats at 11.15, and for method of exerting "political and now I must go out and beg just been turned down at Nur- others at 12.15. Public audiences pressure" and as used in co- Printed and Published by Keith to get something to eat. While emberg, but further moves of the for pilgrims and other groups operation with the North Atlan- Francis Spruhan, at "The ReI am away, You watch the defence are now being consid- begin at 12,45. He lunches at tic Pact to defeat the world's cord" Office, 950 Hay Street, house." 1.30 p.m. Perth. "progressive forces." ered.
Pope At Summer Villa
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