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CASTELGANDOLFO, Italy (NC): In strong and emotional language Pope John Paul ll condemned the killings of Palestinians in refugee camps in Beirut, saying that such crimes "disgust the human and Christian conscience."
Slaughter condemned by Pope
Speaking last Sunmade to favour dialogue day to about 15,000 and negotiation, in order visitors who crowded to arrive finally at a settleinto the tiny village ment of the conflict." square outside the The pope said, "The Holy papal summer headSee is convinced above all quarters in Castelganthat there will not be able to be true peace without dolfo, the pope said, justice and that there will "With a soul filled not be able to be justice if with bitterness and there are not recognised deep sorrow, I learned and accepted, in a stable the news of the hormode, fair and equal, the rendous massacre rights of all the people c arried out in the the ciful Lord to have pity on involved. P alestinian camps of seriously worried inmaniface of this terrible our humanity that has "Included in these
Beirut." festation of the forces of fallen to such an excess of rights," the pontiff said, "is "There are no words ade- evil and the spiral of vio- barbarism." that of existence and securquate to condemn such lence expanding in the U rging new efforts ity on one's own territory, crimes that disgust the world?" he said. toward a Middle East set- in safeguarding the proper human and Christian con- I pray to the omnipotent tlement, the pope said: "I identity of each one." science," the pontiff. God to grant eternal peace pray that God enlighten The pope said that both observed. to the victims," the pontiff and lead the minds of peo"How can one not he added, "and I ask the mer- ple and of their responsible Israelis and Palestinians had seen "simultaneously authorities so that they or alternately their rights might succeed in breaking assaulted or denied" and this chain of struggle and that "the pope and the of rancour and begin again Catholic Church look with with renewed effort, dia- sympathy and consideralogue and negotiations to tion toward both these reach a hoped for peace peoples." and reconciliation in the As the culmination of Middle East." peace efforts, the pope offered his vision of Jerusalem as a city "in which Mirrabooka parishioners pray at the parish shrine of Our Lady after believers in the three great a procession from the Church solemnly replaced the statue stolen a "Barbarous" monotheistic religions — week before. • Christianity, Judaism and "Welcome home, Mary," said parishioners I slam — live in full liberty and Four days earlier just pupils of St Gerard's parish last Tuesday morning after he had met Yasser and equality with the folArafat, the pontiff called lowers of other religious when the statue of Our Lady was restored to its grotto "barbarous" the assassina- communities, in the recogniche near the church. nised guarantee that the tion of 34-year -old G emayel, whom he city is the sacred patrimLast week the statue was unbolted at Keating, Father Gordon Howell and referred to as "a presti- ony of all, in order to the base and stolen. Police later reco- altar servers led the congregation in a attend to the activities gious young man". vered the statue in the bush at Yan- rededication of the statue in the which ennoble man: the chep but there is no evidence of the church followed by a procession to the The pope said he "could adoration of the one God, thief. not hide" his worries about grotto where it was put back in meditation and words of On Tuesday morning, Monsignor position. the possible consequences brotherhood." for Lebanon of Gemayel's death and asked "all Leba- The pope also referred to nese, Christians and non- the day's Feast of Our Christians . . . to strength- Lady of Sorrows and en their bonds, to unite linked it to the current themselves for the good of situation in Poland, saying TERMS FROM VATICAN CITY (NC): "Peace will never come to the the country and absolutely that in hs homeland, "the WITH REPAYMENTS TAILORED TO not to yield to reactions of crosses are many". Middle East until Israelis and Palestinians recognise SUIT YOUR POCKET. Enumerating them, the violence or of divisions." each other's rights and identity," said Pope John Paul ll AVAILABLE. LEASING FACILITIES pope said, "Many are "To solve its problems," interned, incarcerated, last week, shortly after meeting with Yasser Arafat, the pope said, "Lebanon condemned. Many are Palestine Liberation Organisation leader. needs to recover soverstricken and abused in eignty over all its territory During his earlier meeting with PLO their human dignity." tion to the Middle East conflict would and this goal requires the "At the same tione," said leader Yasser Arafat, Pope John Paul 010891 be reached soon, excluding recourse to MOTORS PTY. LTD. o-operation of c all its eththe pope, "such plundering II backed the right of Palestinians to arms and to violence in any form, and nic and religious comp1308 ALBANY HIGHWAY. CANNINGTON. of rights can elevate indi- their own homeland and that of Israel especially to terrorism and revenge," the onents. PHONE 451 2333 A/hrs. 364 3399 viduals by offering them to its security. communique said. "The Holy See appre- opportunities to give tesPope John Paul told Arafat that he ciates every effort which is timony to the truth." hoped "an equitable and lasting solu(Continued on P
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