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POPE IN EASTER MESSAGE
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(Radio, N.C.W.C News Service)
VATICAN CITY — His Holi
ness Pope John XXIII told the
world on Easter that despite
persecution, bloodshed and
tribulation, Christ will tri
umph as He did on the first
Easter.
Seated on a throne on the
central balcony of St. Peter’s,
Pope John spoke to about
250,000 people gathered in the
square below, and to television
and radio audiences of mil
lions throughout most of West
ern Europe. He concluded by
extending Easter greetings in
15 languages, including a well-
pronounced “A Happy and
Blessed Easter to You All” in
English.
The Pope delivered the
Third Easter message of his
reign after celebrating Solemn
Mass in the basilica in the
presence of 22 cardinals, the
whole papal court, and 40,000
people. He began his address
by quoting in Latin the words
of Christ: “I am the Resurrec
tion and the Life.” With this
as his text, the Pope recalled
the liturgy of Holy Week and
its climax in the Resurrection.
Easter, Pope John said, is
the “celebration, perennial and
ever-renewed, of the mystery
of Christ; of Christ the glori
ous and immortal King of the
nations and of the ages; the
comfort and encouragement of
all humanity, redeemed by
Him and preserved for the tri
umph of its eternal destiny
and also for the peaceful suc
cess of human living together
and of ordered prosperity on
earth.”
The Pontiff described Christ
as a “point of contradiction
for so many centuries, despised
and rejected and always glori
ous and always victorious.”
Throughout his speech, the
Pope made references to the
troubles and temporary defeats
besetting the Church and man
kind. But he stressed through
out it the ultimate victory of
Christ as demonstrated by the
Resurrection.
The Pope said:
“Sometimes sadness seeks to
invade our soul amidst the
recurring disagreeable and,
here and there, terrifying ac
tions of a great number of
men who belong to human so
ciety — and by nature are our
brothers — but towards whom,
in fact, to wish to be indul
gent means nothing else than
to apply correctly the last
judgmnt and the last prayer
of the dying Jesus: “Father,
forgive them, for they know
not what they do.”
“Their disordered cries fill
the cities and the fields. Their
threatening agitation disturbs
and troubles those who love
justice, liberty, a life that is
laborious, honored, beneficient
and tranquil. It is the same
agitation that saddened the
streets of Zion on the tragic
eve of the death of Jesus.”
Looking down at the hun
dreds of thousands gathered in
St. Peter’s square, the Pope
told them of his personal feel
ings:
“Your presence and partici
pation, so imposing, re
spectful and pious, in this
Easter celebration, tempers the
anxiety and interior distress
of him who bears the most
intense and acute responsibil
ity and solicitude for the sal
vation of all the flock of
Christ, which the divine Shep
herd of souls has redeemed
with His Blood.”
Despite all the suffering
Christ endured, the Pope re
called, He prophesied that He
would rise again. “And thus it
happened. He rose again ex
actly after three days.
“In the last hours of His
sojourn here below, He (utter
ed) the final predictions about
His Church: its tribulations,
strife and struggles, likewise
also most bloody. Jesus con
tinued: ‘I have overcome the
world: I shall be with you
even to the consummation of
the world.’ The world contin
ues its history. It is sure, how
ever, that its consummation
will represent the eternal glo
ry of Christ tne Son of God
of all those who put their
trust in Him.”
Pope John told Christians
that the lesson and the spirit
ual richness of Easter is meant
to be a “powerful stimulus —
also this year — in the reso
lute striving on the part of
each of us for a more decisive
uplifting toward those noble
heights to which the voice of
our conscience and the good
inspirations of our Lord call
us, on guard, as we must al
ways keep ourselves, against
BERLIN (NC) — The Pri
mate of Poland has again
warned that renewed commu
nist attempts to silence the
Church there will fail.
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski,
Archbishop of Gniezno and
Warsaw, declared in an Easter
sermon: “The effrots of those
striving to shut the Church’s
lips are futile.”
His words echoed a chal
lenge he flung at Poland’s
communist rulers two weeks
before. He then called them
“Caesars” and said they would
bow to their Creator.
He said he was gratified to
note that Catholics are coming
to church in crowds, “especial
ly in the last two weeks.” He
human betrayal, against dif
fusive weakness, against in
dividual and collective infidel
ity to the most sacred laws of
life.”
The Pope concluded by giv
ing his blessing to the whole
world, and expressed Easter
greetings in 15 languages:
Italian, English, French, Ger
man, Spanish, Portuguese, Po
lish; Dutch, Greek, Russian,
Serbian, Bulgarian, Ukrainian,
Croatian and Solvenian. Then
he intoned the Latin formula
to give his blessing “urbi et
orbi” — to the city and to the
world — which concluded the
annual commemoration of the
greatest feast of the Church
year.
spoke to a congregation of
1,000 in Warsaw’s Cathedral.
Cardinal Wyszynski said all
efforts to silence the Church
are vain “because we must
obey God rather than men.”
He declared: “So often have
seals been put on the mouth of
the Church to keep it quiet.
So often has it been weighed
down with stones. So often
have many false witnesses
come forth. But all that was
vain because Christ lives in the
Church and, having died once,
will not die again.”
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vocations and the success of the coming ecumenical council,
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Miss Desmond is survived by
one niece, Miss Mary Mulligan,
and three nephews, James
Mulligan, Desmond Mulligan
and Thomas Mulligan, all of
Augusta.
Miss Catherine
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Sheehan were held March 31
at St. John the Baptist Ca
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Survivors are a sister, Miss
Mary Sheehan and a brother,
William Sheehan.
Bernard R. DeNitto
held March 29 at Sacred Heart
Church, Father John Emmerth
officiating.
Survivors are her husband;
two daughters, Miss Dorothy
Reiman and Miss Odelia Rei
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Clara Schoney, Evansville, In
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WASHINGTON (NC) — The
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M.M.—prisoners of the Chinese
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