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LAY AUDITOR at the Council, James J. Norris of New York, who urged in speaking before the Council Fathers (Nov. 5) that the Church adopt measures to "secure full Catholic partici pation in a worldwide attack on poverty." Pi-Hi Prom Set For May Date Junior councillors have an nounced that the St. Pius X Junior-Senior Prom will take place at the Dinkier-Plaza on May 8. Representatives from each junior homeroom will form a committee to work with student councillors on the arrangements. The Student Council is also sponsoring a contest to encour age each class to participate in the Homecoming festivities. Competitiors will submit deco ration ideas for the cars to used to carry the Homecoming Queen and her court. The win ning car will appear at the halftime ceremonies at the Tucker game, Nov. 13. Cathe rine Haynes, last year’s queen, will crown the new queen. GOOD PROGRESS Statement WIDENING DIALOGUE LEGION OF DECENCY Pope’s Visit Will Crown Indian Church-State Ties NEW DELHI, India (NC)—Pope Paul’s forthcoming visit to In dia is seen here as the crown ing event in the successful Church-State relations exist ing since India’s independence. Such a culmination would have been almost unthinkable about a decade ago when the Church was still suspect to many In dians because of the legacy of European rule. THE quick process of Indiani- zation of the hierarchy, the many statements by the Catho lic Bishops* Conference of In dia calling for Catholic parti cipation in the nation’s public life, the policy of broad secu larism started under the late Prime Minister Nehru, the per sonal contacts between Nehru and the country’s only cardinal, the practical benefits to the rul ing party from the Church’s opposition to communism, the magnificent response by the Catholic community to the call for contributions to the national defense fund when India was at tacked by Communist China two years ago—all these are believ ed to have played a part in the Indian government’s invitation to the Pope. As the Holy See has diplo matic relations with this coun try, demands of protocol would seem to preclude a visit to In dia by the Pope without an offi cial invitation. rT now seems that the Indian invitation was extended when consideration of the papal visit was well under way. Both Vale rian Cardinal Gracias of Bom bay and Coadjutor Archbishop On Jews, Angelo Fernandes of Delhi have stated that Pope Paul was origi nally invited by the cardinal im mediately after the papal elec tion last year. The announcement of the invi tation by President Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan of India was made here last December. rT appears that the invita tion was repeated following a visit to Bombay and New Delhi by two Vatican emissaries last month. The second announcement said specifically that the Pope was invited to fly to Bombay to at tend the Eucharistic congress. The modification, according to observers, was made to accom modate the Pope’s desires should he wish to confine his visit to Bombay. It is now thought possible that, should the Pope’s itinerary exclude New Delhi, President Radhakrishnan will receive him in Bombay on behalf of the gov ernment. This is all the more likely in view of the fact that the President has already indi cated his desire to attend the congress. THE visit is expected to give a tremendous boost to the pres tige of the Church in this part of the world. But apart from that, the most stable fruits of the visit may be in a brightening of the prospects of a dialogue between the Church and Hinduism. THE visit will mark a signi ficant encounter between the pre-Christian religion of Hin duism and modern Catholicism. It will help immeasurably in wiping out prejudices against the Church. And the Pope’s in sistence on a visit of ’’utter simplicity” in the traditions of sions, accentuated by China's detonation of an atomic device, the people of India should take the opportunity of the papal vis it to strengthen the cause of world peace, which is the mes sage of Ghandi and Nehru. Several right-wing Hindu as sociations have expressed op position to the visit of Pope Paul. In Bombay, V. G. Desh- pande, an official of Sabha, a militant Hindu organization, de clared that Indian citizens have every right to oppose the Pope if he comes to India as a preach er. On the other hand, he said, if the Pope is coming as a head of state he should attend only officially-arranged functions. THE vice president of Sabha, which is opposing the Interna tional Eucharistic Congress, stated that Sabha would not be against the congress if it were *'a purely religious confer ence.” V. G. Deshpande expressed fear that “conversions on large scale” might be made at the Eu charistic Congress. He added that one of the bulletins recent ly issued by the congress organ ization has stated that “ses sions of the International Eu charistic Congress are noted for the remarkable number of conversions which accompany them.” MEANWHILE, the city coun cil of Bombay has approved a proposal to give an official civic reception to the delegates at tending the congress. The pro posal was adopted in the face of resistance by communists and members of Hindu communal parties, some of whom staged a “walk-out” in protest. A non- Christian leader, Kaka Kalel- kar, praised the spirit of hos pitality shown by Bombay and congratulated the mayor for ar ranging reception to Pope Paul VI and the Eucharistic Con- MOVIE RATINGS A-l-Morally Unobjectionable for General Patronage Alakazam, The Great Angel in a Taxi Boy Who Caught a Crook Brass Bottle, The Capture That Capsule Cavalry Command Circus World, The Dentist in the Chair, The Dream Maker, The Fall of the Roman Empire Flipper’s New Adventure Flight That Disappeared Francis of Assisi Gladiators Seven Goliath and the Sins of Babylon Hard Day's Night, A Heroes Island Honeymoon Machine •Incredible Journey Incredible Mr. Limpet. The Invasion Quartet It’s a Mad. Mad, Mad, Mad World Lively Set. The Mary Poppins McHale’s Navy Misadventures of Merlin Jones. The Moonspinners, The Mysterious Island Niki, Wild Dog of the North One Man's Way Patsy, The Pirates of Tortuga Purple Hills Queen of the Pirates Raiders, The Raiders of Leyte Gulf Sampson and the Slave Queen Search for Paradise Sergeant Was a Lady Seven Faces of Dr. Lao Snake Woman Son of Captain Blood Summer Holiday Swinging Maiden, The Tarazan's Three Challenges Teenage Millionaire Thief of Bagdad Ticklish Affair, A Tiger Walks. A Titans, The Three Stooges Go Around the World in a Daze, The •Thomasina Unearthly Stranger, The Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea When the Clock Strikes •Who Is Minding the Store Wild and Wonderful Yank in Vietnam, A You Have to Run Fast Young and the Brave A-2—Morally Unobjectionable for Adults & Adolescents 633 Squadron Amazons of Rome And Suddenly It's Murder Any Number Can Win Atlantis, The Lost Continent Behold a Pale Horse Captain Newman, M.D. Cat Burglar Chalk Garden, The Children of the Damned Chushringura Company of Cowards Convicts 4 Cow and I, The Dark Purpose Devil at 4 o'Clock Devil Ship Pirates, The Distant Trumpet, A Dr. Blood's Coffin Ensign Pulver Escape by Night Evil Eye Frantic Fury of Smuggler's Bay Gold for Caesars Good Neighbor Sam I'd Rather- Be Rich Horror of It All, The Ladies Who Do Ladybug, Ladybug Lancelot and Guinevere Man from Rio Man Who Died Twice Mary, Mary Muscle Beach Party My Name Is Ivan Naked Edge Night Train to Paris No, My Darling Daughter Old Dark House, The Pit and the Pendulum Point of Order Roustabout Robin and the Seven Hoods Sardonicus Scream of Fear Secret Door, The Send Me No Flowers Seven Days in May Sing and Swing Sound of Trumpets Stage Coach to Thunder Rock Stolen Hours Suitor Surf Party Swingin' Affair, A Thunder Island Train 349 from Berlin Twenty Plus Two Walls of Hell Weekend with Lulu World of Henry Orient, The Young Doctors A-3—Morally Unobjectionable for Adults Ada America, America Armored Command ••Becket Bikini Beach Buddha Cartouche Cardinal, The Ceremony, The Claudelle Inglish Come September Murder, Inc. Muriel Nightmare in the Sun Panic Button •Paris When It Sizzles Prize, The Rampage Rebel with a Cause Rocco and His Brothers Satan Never Sleeps Couch. The Dead Ringer Eyes of Annie Jones. The Flight from Ashiya For Love or Money For Those Who Think Young Globa! Affair, A Great War. The Guest, The Guns at Batasi Season of Passion Straight Jacket Summer and Smoke Sundays and Cybele Susan Slade Take Her, She’s Mine •Tamahina Three on a Spree Third Secret, The Hellfire Club Hustler, The Killer. The Love with the 'Proper Stranger Mafioso Man’s Favorite Sport Man Who Couldn't Walk Mamie Move Over Darling thunder of Drums To Bet or Not to Bed Topkapi Twilight of Honor Two Women Victors, The Wall of Noise Where Love Has Gone- Wives and Lovers Young Lovers, The A-4-Morally Unobjectionable for Adults,with Reservations Advise and Consent Best Man, The Circle of Deception Cleo From 5 to 7 Cool World, The Devil’s Wanton •Divorce Italian Style Doctor Strangelove Easy Life, The Eclipse Freud Girl with the Green Eyes Important Man Intruder Lilith Lolita Long Day's Journey into Night Martin Luther Mondo Cane Night of the Iguana Organizer, The Pressure Point Sky Above and the Mud Below, The Storm Center Strangers in the City Suddenly, Last Summer Tom Jones Too Young to Love Visit, The Young and the Willing, The Freedom, Is Moving B—Morally Objectionable in Part for All A House is Not a Home Americanization of Emily, The Conjugal Bed Curse of the Living Corpse Day the Earth Caught Fire Dementia No. 13 Devil and the Ten Commandments Explosive Generation •Four for Texas •From Russia with Love Goodbye Again Gun Hawk, The Head, The He Rides Tall Honeymoon Hotel An Affair of the Skin And God Created Women Baby Doll Bed of Grass Breathless Christine Keeler Come Dance With Me Doll. The Empty Canvas Expresso Bongo Five Day Lover Green Carnation Green Mare Heroes and Sinners Image of Love I Love, You Love Knife in the Water L'Avventura La Notte (Night) Lady Chatterley’s Lover House of Fright House of Women Jessica Joker, The _ Kitten with a Whip Lady in the Cage. The Leda Long Ships, The Lover, Come Back Man in the Middle, The Man Trap Masque of the Red Death New Interns, The Night Must Fall No Love for Johnny Palm Springs Weekend Paris Blues Peeping Tom Psyche 59 Purple Noon Racing Fever and Eve Shot in the Dark Soldier in the Rain Splendor in the Grass Strangler, The Sunday in New Yerk Under Age Vice and Virtue Viva La Vegas Wild Harvest World by Night Yesterday. Today and Tomorrow C—Condemned Law, The Let Liaisons Dangereuses Liane, Jungle Goddess Love Game Love Is My Profession Love on a Pillow Lovers. The Mademoiselle Striptease Maid in Paris Mating Urge Miller's Beautiful Wife Molesters, The Mom and Dad My Life to Live Moon Is Blue. The Never on Sunday Nude Odyssey. The Oscar Wilde Passionate Summer Port of Desire Pot Bouille (Lover of Paris) Prime Time Private Property Question of Adultery Saturday Night and Sunday Morning Sex and the Single Girl Seven Capital Sins Silence, The Sins of Mona Kent Smiles of a Summer Night Third Sex Trials of Oscar Wilde Truth. The (La Verite) Weekend Wasted Lives and the Birth of Twins Women of the World SECOND r£V Hawks Trample Norcross, 48-0 j VATICAN CITY (NG>—Re vision of the‘vigorously-debated ecumenical council declara tions on religious liberty and relationships with the Jews has made good progress. Current opinion from reliable council sources is that their promul gation at this session is pro bable but not altogether as sured. The two declarations are ex pected to be adopted as sepa rate documents rather than as parts of any other schemas. The one on religious liberty is more Will Microfilm Manuscripts COLLEGEVILLE, Minn. (NC) —St. John's University here will launch a year-long pilot project to microfilm the manu script libraries of the Benedic tine abbeys of Monte Cassino, Subiaco and Cava in Italy, In announcing the plan, Abbot Baldwin W. Dworschak, C.S.B., said: “We plan in the future to continue the same undertaking in Austria, Switzerland, Ger many and eventually to include the microfilming of the Ortho dox monastic collections of the Mediterranean and Near East areas.” ; likely to be delayed because of *m r ' ’ments included in the new draft. BOTH documents have been redrafted and passed by the Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity. Unless a last minute delay occurs, both should be returned to the coun cil floor, in mid-November, which offers a good prospect of a final vote before the ses sion ends Nov. 21. The original declarations brought heated discussion, but informed quarters believe that the revisions will be consider ed highly satisfactory to most council Fathers. The statemnt on the Jews will he part of a declaration that sets forth the Church’s rela tions with all non-Christian re ligions. Film On Sacred Heart Colleges A film strip showing the cam puses an curricula of seven Sacred Heart colleges for wo men will be shown Wed., Nov. 18 , at 8 p.m.at theTrust Co. of Georgia in Buck head. Mahatma Gandi will ensure that new prejudices are not formed. When first proposed in Rome a year ago by Bishop Leonard Raymond, now Archbishop of Nagpur, the idea of a dialogue received the enthusiastic re sponse of Hindu religious lead ers. SWAMI Kailasananda, head of the Ramakrishna monastery of Madras, said he would “follow with interest” the practical im plementation of Bishop Ray mond's proposal. The Swami expressed hopes of "concrete and tangible” re sults from the dialogue. Observers said the report ed inclusion of Paolo Cardinal Marella, head of the Secretar iat for Non-Christian relations, in the party accompanying the Pope should be viewed against this background. MEANWHILE, Valerian Car dinal Gracias of Bombay con ferred with India’s Prime Min ister Lai Bahadur Shastri in connection with the visit of Pope Paul VI to the 38th International Eucharistic Congress in Corn- bay later this year. No information came out of the meeting (Oct. 29) immed iately, and it was uncertain whether the Pope would include New Delhi on his Indian itine rary. The Cardinal also met Archbishop James Robert Knox, apostolic internuncio to India. TWO other Vatican represen tatives are in New Delhi working out arrangements for the papal visit. They are Msgr. Paul Mar- cinkus of Chicago, an official of the Papal Secretariat of State, and Father Pasquale Mecchi, the Pope's private secretary. Meanwhile, a committee of New Delhi citizens has urged the government to make sure that “nothing is done by mis guided and anti-national ele ments to spoil the happiness” of the Pope's visit. Describing the visit as a his toric occasion, the Delhi Citi zens* National Solidarity Com mittee said in a public state ment that "this first visit of a pope should be to India at once a tribute to our ancient traditions and a singular honor,” THE statement said that for- ces of fanaticism, not the true voice of India, are opposing the trip. It said that in the present context of international ten- gress. Blitz, a leftist periodical of Bombay and one of the most widely circulated in India, ad dressing Pope Paul declared: “But for the lunatic fringe which exists in our country as in any other and is extremely voci ferous, all our people, irre spective of religion or politi cal affiliation, welcome your projected visit to the Inter national Eucharistic Congress in Bombay.” THE Indian government mean while, has named a Christian to succeed Vijayalakshmi Pandit, sister of the late Prime Minis ter Jawaharlal Nehru of India, as governor of Maharashtra state, which includes Bombay, The appointment of P. V. Cher- ian is regarded as another ges ture of goodwill in view of Pope Paul’s visit to Bombay, since the governor will head the state’s official welcome. Cher- ian becomes the only Christian governor in India. St. Joseph rolled to its second grid win of the season last Friday night with a 48- 0 thrashing of norcross. The visiting Hawks completely out classed their dismal opponents. Senior quarterback John Richie capped the first scor ing drive with a one yard plunge. In the second period Junior Mike Murray raced 29 yards around left end, boosting the Hawks’ lead to 14-0. JUST before intermission, Richie again reached pay dirt, this time from three Want Statement On Devotions RIO DE JANEIRO (NC)—The Brazilian hierarchy hopes the ecumenical council will say something about excessive de votion given to saints, a coun cil expert declared here. Father Estevao Bitencourt, O.S.B., an advisor to the Bra- zilizn bishops, said that in Bra zil “many sincerely religious people pay adoration to the saints, but they do not do so as faithful Catholics.” He was referring to several native sects who use saints as the center of their worship. yards away. This score gave the Hawks a 21-0 halftime lead. As the second half progres sed, the only real “competi tion” was among the Hawks themselves. Apparently not wishing to run up a score, Coach William Daprano had the Hawks punting on first down whenever prudently possible. But this did not terminate scor ing as the defense mounted their scoring machine. In the third period Juniors Irving Pifer and Bill Long com bined for a score. Pifer block ed a punt and Long raced 12 yards with the ball, providing a 28-0 lead. Next, Junior Mike Boyle, in one of the few offen sive plays in the second half, ANSWER TO LAST WEEK’S PUZZLE scampered 35 yards for a TD. IN THE fourth quarter alert defensive plays gave the Hawks their final 13 points. Irving Pifer sprinted 33 yards with a fumbled punt attempt. Junior Bob Reich recovered a simi lar fumble in the end zone for the final score. Senior tackle Ronald Martins’ toe was accurate as he booted six of seven PAT's. In all, the offense outscored the defense only 28-20. Call Teachers For Overseas BOSTON (NC)~Boston Col lege students are conducting a lay apostolate week here in a campaign to recruit new volun teers for teaching assignments in Iraw, Jamaica, Alaska and South America. Nearly 200 graduates of Bos ton College and other colleges and universities have volun teered for the school’s mission program since 1956. Recent volunteers are now serving at Baghdad College and Al-Hikma University in Iraq, at several mission schools and clinics in Jamaica, and at St. Mary's Mis sion in the Andreafsky Moun tains of Alaska. NOTE THIS CALENDER NOVEMBER 12-13 Immaculate Conception Parish Festival, Immaculate Con ception, Atlanta 12- Our Lady of Assumption Altar Society Card Party 8:00 p.m„ $1.25 at OLA school 17- Sacred Heart Parish Annual Dinner 5:00 until 7:30. Sacred Heart Church, Atlanta - Raffle $1,000.00 cash 19- Immaculate Heart of Maty Annual Bridge Tea 1:00 to 4:00 Knights of Columbus Hall, Atlanta (Buford Hwy.) 19 - Immaculate Heart of Mary Altar and Rosary Society Des- *** ? ard Party * 1;0 ° P- m - Knights of Columbus Hall, 2620 Buford Highway. 20- St. Michael’s Altar Society Annual Benefit Bridge Party Dixie*Hunt Hotel, Gainesville, Ga. 8:00 pjn. NOTE: Date changed from 19th to 20th. 2 °“ l\ P ! U Vr Hig ^, Sch ®° 1 - Dessert Bridge . At the High School - 8:00 p.m. $1.25 22- St. John’s Melkite Church - Benefit Dance at the Dinkier Plaza, 8 p.m. to 12. ♦ NEW DATES To list your parish functions, call Mrs. RobertNardiello 457-3928 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1964 CEORGIA BULLETIN PAGE 7 Dealers of Hamilton, Elgin, Longines & Bui ova. Sales - Repairs LaGrange, Georgia SENSIBLE TOYS SENSIBLY PRICED EVERY TOY DISCOUNT-PRICEDl 3687 Roswell Rd., N.E. Cherokee Plaza Toco Hill N. 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