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!Pope Paul Vi today designated nine diocesall1l postors and a rector ~s Domestic Prelates with the title of Right Reverend Monsig'1or, the Most Rev• . .Dames l. ConnoHy, [Bishop of fall River, announced. They are: lRt. Rev. John E. Boyd, pastor of S t. Pat ric k's Church, Fall River. JR.t. Rev. John A. Chippen dale, pastor of St. Patrick's .Church, Wareham. Rt. Rev. Leo J. Duart, pastor of St. Peter the Apos tle, Provincetown. Rt. Rev. Arthur G. Dupuis, pastor of St.Louis de France, Swansea.
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tary Teachers, to be chairman of a Friday afternoon session on "Picture, Song and Film." Elmer Cunningham of St. Lawrence Pa'rish, New Bedford, Diocesan Co-Chairman of Dis Rev. Joseph Powers; Diocesan Director, in taking ,official part cussion-Action Groups, to be in the New England Congress of chairman of a Friday afternoon Religious Education to be held Parish, New Bedford, Diocesan' session entitled "Suburbia and PI'esident, to be chairman of a the Inner City-One in Christ?" at the University of New Hamp Sunday morning session Oil shire from Aug. 25 to 27. "Putting Group Dynamics to This year's New England Work." C.C.D. congress, to be held in Edward McDonaugh of St. the host diocese of Manchester, Mary's Parish, No, Attleboro, will bring together all interested in the religious education not Diocesan Vice-President, to be only of the public school child chairman of a Saturday after TM~key but of all Christians-adult' as noon general session with Bish op Primeau presiding, well as teenage and juvenile. VATICAN CITY (NC) Miss Patricia Makin of 'St. Those taking part in the con Pope Paul VI will take a gress and their assignments are: George Parish, No, Dartmouth, two-day trip to Turkey on Diocesan Co-Chairman of.· High Rev. Joseph L. Powers, Dioc ellan Director, president of a School Teachers, to be chairman Tuesday and Wednesday of a Satu'rday morning session where he will visit the ancient SatuI'day morning seminar en titled "From the Mor:;llity of entitled "Learning from the Christian shrines at Ephesus and , ,' Istanbul and meet with Ortho Law to the Morality of Love" Teenager." . with the Rev. Carl J. Pfeifer, . Miss Janet Barbelle of St. dox Ecumenical Patriarch Athe Dominic's P4'rish, Swansea, Di' nagoras I of Constantinople. S.J., as speaker. ' Edward Angelo. of St. Mal'Y's ocesan Co-Cl:iairman of ElemenSeveral re'asons prompted the Pope to decide upon this his fifth voyage outside of Rome. Among them, is the opportunity to "discuss with him (Patriarch) the best way to' promote theo logical and canonical studies to smooth the path toward the re establishinent of a perfect com munion between the Catholic and Orthodox Churches, and to been eliminated at the personal examine together ways and VATICAN CITY (NC)-Offi request of Pope Paul VI. cials of the Doctrinal Congrega means to assure in the' present tion have denied press reports circumstances, with the help of a joint understanding,' not only that the oath against modernism which new bishops are required the safety but also the sacred and special character of the Holy to take before their consecration Places in that locale which was has been abolished. A'Vatican spokesman said that .the fatherland of Christ, the 'platform for the announcement the oath has been reduced and condensed in length, but that of the Gospel, the cradle of the its essential 'elements, including . CINCINNATI (NC) A Church and the ideal hub around anti-modernism, remain. In gen priest - seminary professor which Christian hearts revolve:" eral, modernism was a distor In visiting Constantinople and said celibacy for priests in tion of Christian truth which the Western Church is more Ephesus the Pope wished also amounted to a denial of revela to pay honor to "the memory olE tion, of the supernatural and of than a negati;'e restriction. the important ecumenical coun "Celibacy of the clergy serves the divine origin of the Chul·ch. cils held there and also at Ephe as a witness to certain truths of It was condemned in 1907 by sus the holy memory~()f the most Christianity," said ,Father Daniel Pope St. Pius X. blessed Madonna there vener The spokesman said that the E. Pilarczyk of St. Gregory's ated. Minor Seminary faculty during new version of the oath is ex The first eight ecumenical pected to be published in the .a television program discussion councils were all held in what near future, but no definite date hel'e. "All Christians by their lives is now Turkey and their doc has been announced. Prior to the Vatican statement, teach something about Christ. trines are accepted by both the seveml newspapers had reported lVIalTied people teach God's love Catholic and Qrthodox Churches. Continued on Page Nineteeml Turn to Page Three '\Ulat the 57-year-old oath had
Five lay members of the Fail River Diocesan Board of the' Confratern~ty' of Chl'istian Doctrine 'will join
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Rt. Rev. Robert L. Stan ton, rector of St. Mary's Cathedral, Fall River.
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Rt. Rev. Armand J. Levas seur, pastor of St. - Anne's Church, New Bedford.
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August Meeting Is Scheduled 'In Durham
Pontiff to Make Tw@",Day Visit
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Vatican Modifie~ Oath Against Modernism
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Priest 'Discusses Dynamic Aspect Of Celibacy
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