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Pope goes to head of African Church
VATICAN CITY (NC): Pope John Paul II will be pacing himself more slowly for his ten-day trip to six African countries that commences this Friday with his arrival in Zaire. He is expected to make only 50 speeches on his Africa voyage compared with more than 70 he delivered in his exhausting trip to Ireland and the United States last year. But he will be visiting at least two leprosaria, as well as ordaining bishops, and conferring baptism and confirmation to some o f the millions of Catholics who will meet him in Africa. In Kinshasa, Zaire, after he has met civil officials and attended the Bishops' confer ence, he will visit the La Rive leprosarium.
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Infant Jesus Sisters outside their Lockridge residence. Left to right: Sisters John, Gertrude, Mary and Fabian.
On Sunday, May 4, during open-air Mass he w ill ordain several African bishops.
He will cross the Congo River to visit Brazzaville, Congo, Republic, and at Kisangani, the former Stanleyville deep in the heart of Congo he will visit the graves of missionaries. He then continues his flight eastwards, passing over troubled Uganda, to land at Nai robi in Kenya. Some sources believe that the Pope has learnt sufficient Swahili for the open air Mass in Uhuru Park. He will be also meet ing representatives of Islam as well as other Christian religions in Kenya. The journey will then progress 2,600 miles westwards to Accra in Ghana whereat a Mass in
Independence Square he will baptise ten people and confirm ten others. At another function in Kumasi, Ghana, he will say Mass for the thou sands of catechists who are a majr force in the African church. North from Ghana the pope will have a four hour stop in Ougagdougou in Upper Volta with openair Mass and a meeting with the country's bishops before heading south again to the Ivory Coast. His last day in Africa will c ommence with a visit to the Adzope leprosarium, 100 miles north of the capital Abidjan. ( SEE ALSO P.2)
to request ope's P New order working "whole church" to from Lockridge pray for vocations.
EL SALVADOR — POLITICAL violence, usually involving government forces, claimed more than 1,000 lives in The Sisters of the Infant Jesus are the latest order to take up the first three-and-a-half work in the archdiocese of Perth while living in the suburb of months of 1980, Catholic church officials said Lockridge. 1910 and there beingnow They have followed to England and Ireland Y esterday. 12 houses in the province. Irish first the province, of The church's legal WA other members in established being a ffairs office here said t he order who corn house 1,002 people — most of menced work at Lom them peasants — have badina and Beagle Bay been killed in political three years ago. The sisters handed a violence between January school they were run l and April 15. In the latest incident. ning in Melbourne back Left-wing guerillas kid to the parish and closed n apped a prominent a hostel for tertiary stu S alvadoran business- dents in order to identify The second vocations weekend for 1980 more closely with areas man. conducted by the Sisters Vocation Council Two women were in the of need. Lockridge was chose attracted nine women and six men. guerilla group which a bducted Mr Victor as their base as there is tions Council in providThe theme for the weeKielhauer in a daring no Catholic school in ing these weekends is to kend of the Redemptorist a ttack in the eastern the area nor any other Retreat House was "Wit- prepare the ground so section of the capital. religious order residing that a person will be open ness: Whom do You Say Mr Kielhauer, 48, was in the area. to the idea of a religious that I Am?". driving alone from his vocation if they feel so William FitzgeFather office when the guerillas TEACHING called. rald, Norbertine, was on blocked his path and Since La Salle College hand to celebrate Mass People who are seeking drove him away. had no religious Sisters and give assistance to the direction in their lives are Mr Kielhauer is the on its staff, two of the invited to attend. major stock holder of Infant Jesus commun six Religious who also Information about the attended. Commercial Kielhauer, a ity teach at the college weekends is publicised ranged participants The distributor of Ford while two other Sisters in age from 17 to 30 and through The Record, posvehicles. visit families in the included nurses, shop ters in churches and by T wenty-nine peasants Lockridge area. word of mouth. students, a ssistants, died on Saturday in The 328-year-old con clerks, and mechanics. The Sisters Vocations Government search and gregation has about Council represents 23 destroy mission in La There were periods of 2000 members in all Cruz, Santa Lucia and El groups discussion, shared r eligious orders and parts of the world. Espino, all about p rayer and private includes a priest, Broth45km T hey are heavily ers, married couple and north-east of time for the capital, a involved in schools in prayer, as well as single woman. Catholic discuss to individuals church spokes- Malaysia and Singa The first weekend this calling with memtheir man said. pore. El Salvador's wave of year was held at Busselton directingteam. bers of the Of the Lockridge Sis and the next will be held at Political violence began ters, Sister John spent Some were attending for W hen a coup last October Geraldton on June 14-15. others time and first the 40 years in Malaysia, toppled the government had come back for a Two weekends later in years Fabian 30 Sister o f President s econd weekend on the year will be held at Carlos and Sister Mary 10. .Humberto Romero recommendation. Victoria Park and at and Originally from Ireland, North Perth. _ The aim of the Voca-
Fifteen (17-30) at second weekend
V ATICAN CITY (NC) — Pope John Paul II asked the whole church to "evangelize, and pray" for vocations in his message marking the 1980 World Day of Prayer for Vocations, last Sunday. The pope divided his call into three parts, speaking first to priests, religious and "other consecrated persons," then to young people and finally to "sons and daughters of the whole world." He gave the first group the special task of evangelization through the witness of their lives. "The people of God when it prays for vocations, must know well why it is praying and for whom," Pope John Paul said.
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