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PAGE 8 GEORGIA BULLETIN* THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1964 POPE SAYS: Success Up To Cardinals FIXGKK SPELLING and oral communication are used simultaneously to instruct pupils at St. Joseph's School for the Deaf in Oakland, Calif. Between 1939, when the Catholic School for the Deaf in Oakland closed, and the recent inauguration of St. Joseph’s, there was no such school west of St. Joseph’s Institute in St. Louis, Mo. Finger spelling is not the same as sign language. Used with speech reading it employs the language pattern rather than isolated words. (CONTINUED FROM PAGE-1) own of considerable size and complexity, this does not exo nerate the Roman Curia from its productive operation, both because the activity of the con ciliar commission is unfolding within the framework of the re ligious problems with which the Roman offices art substantial ly occupying themselves, and because not a few of you have personal responsibility and work within the commissions themselves. "ON YOUR cooperation de pends largely the practical out come of the new conciliar per iod." The Pope denied that the council is a trial of strength among opposing powers "as some naive and incautious jour nalists have insinuated." He called it rather "the expression of one supreme power itself, which expresses itself with one single voice resulting from the voice of the council members Joined to the sovereign voice of the Pope." SPEAKING OF THIS culmi- ...In the Lend of Happy Feet LUCY’S FAMILY SHOE STORE 4067 Peachtree Road NE ATLANTA 19, GEORGIA IGNATIUS HOUSE RETREATS There will not be any more Retreats in 1963. 1964 Retreats will begin Jan. 9th 1964. (Women) Phone 255-0503 or Write 6700 Riverside Dr. N.W. Atlanta 5, Ga. TURN /# sr. jude St. Jude Solemn Novena February lit thru February9th, 1964 a,i St i<jdi "Tho S4>r>* of thi Imponiblo" tur h0l ( , Sand yo *r patitiont to tht *#t,i>«*/ Shnnt of Sf J*O0 today A GIFT Will BE SENT TO THOSE TAKING PART IN THE SOLEMN NOVENA MARK PtmiONS, FILL IN, CLIP AND MAIL !FA» tAfHfca BOBtBt Pl!AS£ PlACf MY PtTlTiONS BEFOftF THI NATIONAL SnBiNf Of ST JuDE IN THE COMING NOVENA W □ MAPPY MARRIAGE n THANKSGIVING rd f EAC£ MIND Q CONVERSION Of RUSSIA p l.J riNANOAl Mil. nwO.tD.tACt D OUcHSKS I ENCLOSE 1^, FOR THE CLARETIAN SEMINARY BUILDING PUNO Name _ Address City Zone State MAIL TO: NATIONAL SHRINE Of ST. JUDi 221 Watt Madison Street, Sec. 12 Chicago 4, Hlkiah SUBSCRIBE TO THE GEORGIA BULLETIN *5.00 PER YEAR Mail lo P. O. Box 11667 .Northside Station Atlanta 5, Georgia Address City State Parochial Basketball Schedule BOYS 1 - St. Paul 2 - St. Joseph 3 - 0. L. A. 4 - St. Anthony 5 - St. Thomas More 6 - Christ the King 7 - I. H. 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Wesley. nating moment of the council, the Pope said: "And so that this may come to pass...and so that the great aims that the council has set itself may be achieved, we will go in a few days time in humble and brief pilgrimage to the land of Je sus..." The Pope then asked what is the nature of the journey. "IS IT A tourist excursion? A political expedient? An eva sion of duties that demand we ORTHODOX LEADER should be here and that tie us down? The Pope then recalled the legend that St. Peter, fleeing persecution in Rome, met Christ, who approached in an opposite direction. Peter asked: "Quo vadis, Domine? Where are you going, Lord." Christ an swered that he was going to Rome to be crucified again— meaning to take Peter’s place in Rome where he belonged de spite the persecution that would eventually overtake him. Patriarch Plans To Meet Pope In Jerusalem GIRLS 1 - St. Paul 2 - St. Joseph 3-OurLady of the Assumption 4 - St. Anthony 5 - St. Thomas More 6 - Christ the King 7. Immaculate Heart of Mary CATHEDRAL GYM > - 2 V 6 Girls >0 - 2 V 7 Boys 11:00 5 V 9 Boys 12:00 - I V 6 Boys (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) Pope Paul to Jordan might be accompanied by "the prayer of all Christendom on behalf of the peace of the Holy City." "FOR FIFTEEN years," he said, "the magnificent country side that Is viewed from the heights of Mount Zion has been scarred by signs of warfare, barbed wire entanglements, bunkers and trenches. Three days ago, all these signs be gan rapidly to disappear, thanks to the work of men who, with out distinction of faith or race, are getting ready to welcome the Holy Father." In his traditional Christmas message, Latin Rite Patriarch Alberto Gorl of Jerusalem made no special mention of the Pope's pilgrimage. HOWEVER, HE said "we in vite Christians of all the world to join us In our prayers and ask the Divine Redeemer for peace and happiness for this Holy Land, her people and her governors, and to ask as well for brotherly love and harmony between nations." According to the Vatican Radio, as soon as the plane bearing the Pope and his party is sighted over Jordanian ter ritory, it will be escorted to the Amman Airport by aircraft of the Jordanian Air Force. A 21-gun salute will greet the Pope when the plane lands. Shortly afterwards, the Jordan ian Ambassador to Italy, Ed mond Roch; Archbishop Lino Zanlnl, Apostolic Delegate in Jerusalem: and the Chief of Protocol of the Jordanian court will board the airliner. KING HUSSEIN of Jordan will greet the Pope as soon as he alights from the plane, followed by various government mini sters heads of various diplo matic missions, and Latin and Eastern Rite patriarchs and bishops. After a brief stop at the air port, a motor cortege bound for the Old City will be formed, headed by a car in which the governor of Amman will ride. All along the route troops will accord military honors to the distinguished pilgrim, and monks and nuns of various re ligious orders, along with thou sands of lay Catholics, will line the streets. IN THE AFTERNOON, the Pope is scheduled to pay a visit on foot to the Via Do lorosa (The Way of the Cross) in the Old City, offer Mass at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, and pray at Christ’s tomb. In the evening, his sche dule, subject to change, calls for a drive to the Church of the Agony In the Garden of Geth- semane. On Jan. 5, the Pope will drive to Nazareth, crossing in to Israel at Jenin, north of Jerusalem. On his return to Jordan, he will pass through the Mandelbaum Gate, His Itinerary for Jan, 6 calls for a 10-mlle drive to Bethlehem, where he will say a Mass at the site where Christ was born. His projected meeting with Pat riarch Athenagoraswill befit ted Into his Jan. 6 schedule. ACCORDING TO Vatican sources, Pope Paul will carry a wooden cross when he visits the Via Dolorosa, in com memoration of Christ's ordeal on the way to Calvary. It was not disclosed how big the cross would be, or whether the Pope would stop at all of the 14 Stations. Some sources said priests present would readfrom the Gospel in 30 different lan guages as the Pope walks along the Street of Sorrows, NEW CONVERTS SUFFER Vietnam Attacks On Church Drop QUI NHON,Vietnam--Cathollc8 in parts of central Vietnam are still being Intimidated, but at tacks on them by Buddhists and others have decreased. That is the gist of reports brought by Catholics arriving here from outlying areas of thl s province (Blnh Dinh) and the adjoining coastal provinces of Phu Yen and Qusng Ngai, THE ATTACKS depend large ly on the attitude of the chief of district, who is usually a military officer, according to reports. If he is Just and firm, they do not happen. If a good district chief Is changed, the anti-Christian elements are ready to take advantage of the new man. If the province chief li anti-Catholic, It Is all the worse. Catholics have been attacked in two of the 10 administrat ive districts of Biih Dinh pro vince and one of the two now seems to be calm, in Phu Yen province one district, a large one, has been the scene of attacks on Catholics. They have been victimized in about half of the districts of Qusng Ngal province, according to re ports, IN SON TINH district, Qusng Ngsl« Catholic houses have been burned. In one parish an old sacristan was beaten four times, according to reports. Catholics complain they are not allowed to leave their vill age to go to Mess without a special permit from those In control. In another village cat echumens (persons preparing for Baptism) were seized and blindfolded and their hands were tied behind their backs. They were brought to the edge of a .*iver and made to kneel down. Their captors asked them: "Who were the assassins of the bonzes? Where are the nails and sacks for killing bonzes? " When they could not answer, they were kicked into the river, still with their hands bound, according to reports. Half drowned, they were pulled out and questioned again to make them accuse themselves or others. In general the "old" Catholics stand their ground. From half to three-fourths of the new converts In these pro vinces also hold fast, it is esti mated. The others are scared into hiding their religious ob jects and staying away from Mass and night prayers in the church. "Actual apostasies are very few," according to a Vietnamese priest who has been in touch with most parts of the Qui Nhon diocese. FRED A. YORK PEST CONTROL SERVICE Our Slogan - Nearly Right Won’t Do Our Service - Always Guaranteed Our Products On Sale At Office CALL FOR FREE INSPECTION OR INFORMATION 766 State St., N.W. Phone TR 5-8378 Atlanta, Ga. ECHOLS TRANSFER INC. Hauling & Moving Truck & Driver $3.50 Per Hour Tractor Trailor & Driver $4.50 Per Hour 370 Lee St., S.W. Atlanta PL 3-2153 ESTES SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. Free Customer Parking 410 W. PEACHTREE, N.W. JA 1-1700 ATLANTA, GEORGIA PRIMARY MARKETS IN APPROXIMATELY 100 UNLISTED STOCKS Tax-free municipal bonds PORTFOLIO anal YSIS J. C. Bradford & Co. Members of the New York Stock Exchange & American Exchange Thomas H. Stafford, Resident Manager SUITE 736, BANK OF GEORGIA BUILDING PHONE JAckson 2-6834 ATLANTA GA. WILL THE POPE STOP AT RENEH ? W HI TIII.lt IIK STOPS OK NOT. Till: IIOI.Y FATHER WIKI. NOT BF. FAR FROM UFA KII WIIIA IIK VISITS NAZARETH THIS \VFFK. UKNF1I. you II romrinber. is (ho \ lllupe now on I lie site where Our Kurd played Baines when lie was a child. Kike must Arab village*, it Inis narrow, £ (looked slum of the American convenience*. Tin Catholics in ItF.NKIK very few In number, are extremely poor ... It he stops in KKXKII. the Pope will sec a little church, halt-constructed Tht Holy Ftthtr'c Mitnon Aid aml Practically abandoned. It has no tor tht Oritnttl Church ro ° r ’ “ n not « vcn sidewalls. The former church Is a heap of rubble: it was destroyed by earthquake in li>27 . . . Some of our readers sent money two years ago to construct a church in UKXKIK The men in KKXKII donated their services, duu a foundation, mixed and laid cement. The money, however, was far from sufficient, and the churrh remains unfinished . . . We’d like to do somethiiiB about it this week, as a token vecog- nition of the unlnue importance of the Holy Father’s visit. We’d like to finish the church! . . . Will you help? S3.7(H) will be enough, we think, to buy the rest of the materials. 81,000 will pay for the roof and part of the superstructure. Even SI, 85. $30. $75 will be a Godsend! . . . Can you imagine what a sm«lK neat, attractive church will mean to the Faith in KKXKII? RENEH was the playground of Our Korri. Please send some thing now—and mark it “REXEIK” WHAT THE AVERAGE SMOKER SPENDS FOR C’JG VRKTTES «S2 a week• IS ENOUGH TO EDUCATE A POOR HOY FOR THE PRIESTHOOD. WRITE TO US. WE’LL SEND YOU THE NAME OF A HOY WHO NEEDS A SPONSOR. NOT SINCE THE TIME OF ST. PETER has a Pone set foot in the Uolv Land. Pone Paulis visit tills week is, therefore, uniouelv meaningful. It’s meaningful, too. to the people who read this column—because, through the years, your donations and nravers have helped keen the Churrh In the Hoiv Land alive . . . There’s scarcely a native priest or Sister In the Holy Land who is not indebted to you. For years now you have generously “adopted’’ seminarians (SI00 a year) and Sls<ers-to-he (8150 a year), enabling them to reach their roal. These Driest* and Sisters still write lo vou, end they pray for you. You share in all the good thev do . . . By member ship in our Sl-a-mon»h <Si‘!-a-vear> mission clubs, you care for the aged noor (nor PA1 XCF OF GOLD club), give medicine lo lener* nL>nrv oiub). keep chunels and churches In repair four >10V1C4 ni’II.ni. feed omhnns and clothe them (our ORPHANS FRE\n elnh). We thank you! Just Imagine the good vnnr Sl-a month has done! . . . Per hang this week new readers will make a New Y“ar’s Resolution—Month-by-month In ’64 to help the helpless help themselves. HOW CAN I HELP? □ Educate a seminarian t$8.33 a month) or a Sistcr-to-bc <SI2 50 a month). □ Join a mission club <S1 a month—$12 a year). □ Enroll yourself and others In this Association (Individual SI a year, or $20 for life) . . . (Family: S5 a year, $100 for life). 0 A stringless sfift in any amount for “where it’s needed most.” □ Feed a Refugee family for a month ($10). Dear Monsignor Ryan: Enclosed please find for Name Street ntv Zone State.. 15ear East fllissionsj^i FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN, Pra.ld.nl M*«r. Joteph T. Rfoa, Natl Ut'f Send all •aanwaakatiaa. »#: CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION 480 Uxington Av#. of 46th St. Ntw Yorfc 17, N. Y.