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THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Thur., Jan. 31, 1980
Pro-Lifers Continued from Page One speakers and urged marchers to lobby their senators and representatives for a human life amendment. "Not even 'a little bit of abortion'" was Miss Gray's theme for the seventh pro-life march, "seven marches too many," she said. At the end of the afternoon wet, tired pro-lifers walked the halls of the Senate and House buildings, wearing red roses to symbolize life and searching for their elected officials. .At each entrance to the Capitol and the office buildings they left picket signs with rainsmeared messages - "Let them live" and "Every abortion kills a child."
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TAUNTON MAYOR Joseph L. Amaral was the speaker at a Holy Name Society communion breakfast at Our Lady of Lourdes palish, Taunton. From left, Rev. Manuel Resendes, pastor; the mayor; Adelino P. Paulo, Holy Name president.
Continued from Page One suggested to U.S. Defense Secretary Harold Brown on his recent visit. Defense is the most obvious. The Chinese see Russia as a giant threat, Father Saucci said, and the Russians' invasion of Afghanistan had a sobering effect. "But there are other reasons
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too," he continued. "There are many things they need, especially in the high-technology area, to develop their immense natural resources. We can help them do that. In return, they're opening up the vastest world market remaining to us. "We have an awful lot to learn from the Chinese as well as a lot to tea.ch them. It's not a one-way street." Father Saucci noted the aspect of his Chinese visit that impressed him most. "The people," he said. "I would emphasize that what China genuinely has to show off is its people." A few of the people Father Saucci met were priests of the Patriotic Catholic Church, who celebrate Mass in Latin in the old style. They cannot understand how the Holy See maintains its relationship with Taiwan. As long as that persists, they claim, Chinese Catholics will remain separated from Rome. They do not want control from Rome, foreign missioners or outside funds. Still he said, there is some potential for. easing the problem and the Vatican has attempted overtures in that direction. In the meantime, though, Rome is extremely cautious about organizations that used to have missioners in China. On his own visit, Father Saucci travelled privately and conducted no official business on behalf of Maryknoll.
Nobel taxfree NEW DELHI (NC) - Mother Teresa of Calcutta, winner of this year's Nobel Peace Prize, will not have to pay a tax on her prize money of $192,000, an Indian government spokesman said. Tpere had been press reports that India would tax Mother Teresa, but the spokesman said such reports were a surprise to him and the government had no intention of taxing the nun.
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