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'i'he nation's ,fargl:lst.~rlnJ.la.l n1eeting of Catholic educa tors .and . administl:ators moves midwest ,this ye!lr, \\;ith with somt! 15,060 participants ex J!)ected to gat!)er a~ McCormick Place in Chicago,Apr!1 ~'1 ¢h1'ough 14. , '" Under the patronage of Arch bishop john P. Cody of 'Chicago, the theme of the 63rd annual <eonvention of the National Catholic Educational Association Turn to Page Seventeen
'Polish Governmen~ Refusing,' Visas
To Church's MilienniumYe,ar
Diocesan CYO and CYAO Members 'Plan' Convention for May 28-2,9
WASHINGTON (NC)-The Polish ,government has shattered plans of thousands of American Catholics to visit poland durii1g celebrations of its millennium of Christian Hy. Jan Kinast, press secretary of the Polish Embassy in Washington, confirmed that Chicago had planned to 'lead a applications for visas, in pilgrirp.age on April 28 from eluding a number by top the Chicago area" one of the Catholic Church prelates, largest centerlj of: Polish-Ameri have been refused. Kinast indicated that the Polish communist government has no interest in the celebra tions planned by the Church ill Poland; which will e e n t e r amund the country's national shrine of Our Lady of Czesto Slhowa. The embassy secretar)' said he lIfas aware that Adolph Kita, Polish consul general in Chicago, lhad disapproved a number of re quests for visas. made by mem 1001'S of the U, S, hierarchy;. Archbishop John P. Cody of
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cans in this country. They were to take part in the religious cerC:!monies May 3 to 8, at Our Lady of Czestachowa shrine, then journey to Rome where they would continue the millennium observance at the Polish College and be received in audience by Pope Paul VI. Neither Archbishop Cody nor his auxiliary" Bishop Aloysius J. Wycislo, has been granted travel permits. Kita said in a statement issued 'in Chicago: "We have nothing Turn to Page Sixteen
'Some 200 CYO members and 50 Catholic Young Adults :are expected to attend the eighth annual Diocesan CYO con .vention, to, be held Saturday and Sunday, May 28 and 29, 'at Cathedl"~l Camp, East Freetown. The CYO meeting will be held in conjunction with CYAO 'moderatots, or by mail the Diocesan Catholic Young from Convention, Box· 63, East Adult convention, according Freetown,' Mass. ' 'to announcement by James Gibney, presldent of the Dioc- 111111111111111111"111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 ,esan Council of Catholic Youth. A joint banquet and conven~
tion ball are planned with sep.
'arate ;voting sessions arid work
shops. ,Deadline for pre-registra
tion for the weekend will be
Friday,Ma;? 20, and a $12 regis
tration 'fee will 'include the Con
vention Gold Card Banquet, the
ball, a Sund&y afternoon "cook.
nie," and a complete convention
deiegate packet.
Pre':registration for In s are
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MAY 1 .. 10, 1966
MONSIGNOR KNOTT