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Should We Trade With Tyrants?
Governments of Britain and the United States be in a position to may to demand the cessation of the of current persecution Church in Yugoslavia, asserts Douglas Hyde, former news editor of the Communist "Daily Worker" here, writing in the "Catholic Herald." Tito's Because of Marshal sharpening dispute with the The
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Seventy-sixth Year. Price Threepence
American Pilgrims
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World To Be Re-Consecrated
Three Holy Year pilgrimages from Montevideo, Uruguay, have been planned. One starts in November of this year and the other two in March and September of 1950.
By Pope During Holy Year.
The whole secret of life is to be interested in, one thing profoundly, and in a thousand things well.-Hugh Walpole.
(N.C.W.C. News Service). Rome, Sept. 12-(Radio).-The consecration of the Cominform, says Mr. Hyde, his world to the Sacred Heart of Jesus ,as done by Pope Leo regime is fast reaching a posi- XIII. at the beginning of this century, and to the Immacution where it cannot continue to late Heart of Mary, as was done by the present Pontiff in but has paramount interest in (By N.C.W.C. News Service) survive without the aid of Bri1945 during the war, will be renewed during the Holy Year, tain and America.. . ANTWERP, Belgium, Sept. 15 having the task of educating according to a report in the "Osservatore Romano." The (NC).-The idea that the State citizens properly carried out, he "There are signs," says the continued. This interest should writer, "that the British Gov- renewal will take place at one of the Jubilee Masses which school system, necessarily neu- be shown by ordering and supernment is anxious to take ad- His Holiness Pope Pius XII. will celebrate in St. Peter's, tral on some of life's most vital plying what is lacking in the issues, can adequately) educate vantage of this situation and according to the report. all citizens hi a democratic State various enterprises undertaken that a Yugoslav protest against The announcement states that Year, respectively, have report- was completely rejected at the by parents to educate their chilSoviet interference in her interdren, he stated. nal politics brought before the the reported decision for the re - ed to the Holy Father in private first Belgian Social Week of RoThe objection that existence U.N. General Assembly would consecration follows the requests audience that 743,241 pilgrims man Catholic Workers. of numerous Bishops during re- from eight European countries To believe that *le modern of various school systems in a be welcomed and supported country would divide the peohave already signed up to come State, which must remain neu"Unless Christians here make cent months. The co-operation of various to Rome for the Holy Year. Italy tral before the various philoso- ple of a nation is contrary to their views known now, they the lessons of history, the speakmay find their Government in governments in matters of pass- furnishes more than one-half of phies of life and consequently er said, He pointed to the fact effect responsible for the perpe- ports, visas, and money regula- this number, while the remain- has no life concept, can be an that Holland, a country with tuation of the very persecution tions to facilitate pilgrimages to der comprises 249 pilgrimages educator contradicts the basic separate school systems, was as which has outraged the consci- Rome also was reported. Several from the seven other countries. idea of education. Louvain pro- united as any land during the countries, it was said, have muFigures for the latter seven fessor V. d'Espalier, said: "While ence of the West. crisis of the last war. "Catholics and their organisa- tually dispensed with visas to nations are: from France, 122,- the State must remain neutral, tions, who often feel frustrated Italy, and will not require pass- 500 in 107 pilgrimages; Austria, it has no right to impose this The duty of a newspaper is to by the Communist rulers' appar- ports, but will recognise official, 24,469 in 85; Belgium, 21,400 in neutrality on its citizens," he comfort the afflicted and afflict ent unresponsiveness to outside individual pilgrims' cards in- 25; Switzerland, 14,525 in 18; added. Spain, 9,000 in 18; Holland, The State has no right to teach, the comfortable.-Anon. pressure, can legitimately now stead, demand that any assistance giv- Archbishop Valerio Valeri and 7,680 in nine; England, 5,782 in en to Yugoslavia by the British Msgr. Sergio Pignedoli, Presi- seven. Figures from the Americas Government shall at the very dent and Secretary of the CenHoly have not yet been published least be conditional upon the tral Committee of the ending of religious persecution there."
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Seamen's Congress
Grave Sin Not To Vote
VIENNA, Sept. 19-The far- October 9. At the last general reaching importance for the elections in 1945, the Austrian Church of the October national People's Party, strongly CathoRome, 1950 and provincial elections in Aus- lic, obtained almost 50 per cent CITY (Radio, VATICAN tria was stressed by the Aus- of the vote and a majority in NC).-An international con- trian Bishops in a joint pastoral Parliament. However, the gress of the Apostleship of read this week to the faithful in springing up of splinter groups the Sea will be held in Rome all churches. has led to speculation that the beginning March 22, 1950, ac"We do not believe," the Bis- Catholic vote might be dissipatcording to the Holy Year Cened during the election, tral Committee. The congress- hops declared, "that merely with the result coming that a Marxist the twelfth in the history of the economic or political interests coalition of Socialists and Comare concerned. of the The preservahistory twelfth in the Apostolate organised in 1920- tion of essential liberties and of munists could take over the government. will be under the presidency of the general welfare are at stake. The Bishops' pastoral told the Archbishop Giuseppe Siri, of "Catholics are therefore bound Genoa. Delegates from 20 coun- In conscienee to vote. To ab- faithful to vote for those "whose personalities and programme are tries are expected to take part stain would involve a grave sin a pledge" that they will stand in the deliberations on the gen- of omission. The general elections for a up for divine rights, for the eral theme, "Catholic Action in new Parliament are dated for freedom of the Church and Cathe seafaring countries." tholic schools, for State recognition of church marriages, for the protection of youth against moral contamination, and for the protection of the unborn. "Do not waste your precious vote in this decisive hour on men whose attitude in these points is doubtful and constitutes no safeguard for the future of the Church in Austria," (Radio, N.C.W.C. News Service) mented: "By the agreements of the Bishops counselled. and Yalta, the Western LONDON, Sept. 19-(NC).- Teheran delivered us to the RusPoles exiled in Britain since the world One-half of our counTHE LIMIT. Germans and Russians over- sians. try, including Lvov and Vilno, ran their country flocked to the was directly annexed Bellerophon was thrown from by the Scala Theatre here for a mass Red when he sought to Scarce and scanty Pegasusheaven meeting to commemorate the news Tsars. on that famed which reaches us from that reach tenth anniversary of the German area speaks steed. There were limits to of tragedy and de- speed invasion. Over a thousand were spair . There were limits to . unable to gain admission. what Bellerophon could do. The "The rest of the country is limit in the number 504 ChariChief speaker was General WladYslaw Anders, who com- subject to Polish -speaking So- ties Consultation is L3,000 for manded the Polish troops fight- viet agents. . . . There can be 1st. prize, and anybody can win ing with the Allies in Italy. He no security for the West with- it. spoke with feeling of the "indif- out a free Poland." ference" which the world has Richard Stokes, Catholic Labshown to the totalitarian occu- our member of Parliament for pation of Poland "and of other Ipswich, attaeked the agreement "THE RECORD" countries that were free a few for having "sold up" Poland. years ago. This indifference," Meetings were also held in NEW TELEPHONE the General warned, "bodes 111 many other large towns of Brifor every country in every part tain. Archbishop William GodNUMBERS of the world." frey, Apostolic Delegate to Great (TWO LINES). On the present position in Britain, presided at Mass in the Poland General Anders corn- Brompton Oratory. Later some 5,000 Poles attended when GenPrinted and Published by eral Anders, assisted by three Keith Francis Spruhan, at Polish soldiers; laid a wreath on "The Record" Office, 450 Hay the Cenotaph, Britain's premier Street, Perth. war memorial.
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