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flitgo—His Eminence Samuel Cardinal Stritch, Archbishop of Itcago, blesses three mew members of the International Putt*;

•- ojkrAutfllarles after the: women" tooti their final oath of fidelity to this unique foreign mission aspostolate. They are, left to right: Roaelyn Kulzer of Mclarose, Minn,; Cecily Lewis of Sheffield, England; and Vlrginla'-'Leary of Salt Lake City, Utah, Mlaa Lewis has been assigned to the mission field in Formosa, while the> other two awaitt their assignments. The auxiliaries wear no

• dJEaffnctlve dress or habrit and are trained for work as nurse*, , doctflra, teachers, social workers, home economists arid sociologists in foreign mlBslonis. Members dedicate their Uvea to the formation of a native Catholic laity In mission countries.

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ed a powerful poison on the feet of- the image, hoping Oaat when he hissed It, the Archbtah-op would die.

However, the tradition says, It did not turn out Out way. Nothing, happened to Me Archbishop, but the flgoe of ttw Poisoned Christ turned almost Wack. ,\r.' . - J

The faithful here insist tfaat the Fotaotwd Christ has tlgored-In acorea of miracles for fee-Uevers, and each year it tat* monies, been revered in special cere-

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Buenos Aires—(NC)—After eight months of dramg 1 tunnnfl, the Chuwh-stete *itaiati«» & A*gen*iait "^^ have entered a IKW ana cs»lro^,"^# ,m& see" "*

Tne Peron regime's active p$r« jecutlon of the Church in Argentina has given way to a state of truce, but Catholic leaders hatve still to be convinced that this will be followed by a real peace.

THIS CAUTIOUS attitude was reflected in a pastoral letter filmed by HIa J^lnenee Santiago Luis Copello, Archbishop of Beu-nos Aires, and ordered read at Sunday Masses In all the churches of the country.

The Cardinal declared that 'peace and harmony among our utiens is our greatest aspiration," but he warned:. "These noble longings for union and peace can inly be realized if toe causes which have created discontent and have divided our citizens are elimlnatedfromamosg.ua."

Apparently anxious to avoid giving the Peron regime any pretext for reviving its anti-Church campaign, the Cardianl repeated an Instruction of last December in which he said "the faithful should not participate in acts purporting to be- ot a religious nature if they have riot been previously approved by Church authorities."

Instead he urged Catholics to intensify their prayers and sacrifices for the welfare of the Church and country,

The Cardinal's pastoral was the second since the June 16 revolt.

Shortly after Its release, however, groups of Catholics staged

successive days, ON ABGENTIN13 Independence

Day CJEuly 9) aeveral thousand persona marched through the streets chanting antl-Ppron slogan*. Church authorities, fearing' a demonstration. . had earlier, called off the traditional Independence *pay Te'DOum in the cathedral here, the following day another' demonstration was held by people comlrig out of the cathedral. Scores of arrests were made.

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Holiness Pope Pius XII mads headlines in tfte national pleats of India.- .-.,- /. , * <. .<<>*>i'i

The leading itory^;ii» tiWl.'. ' l ^ e s of India was ia djbipa|e|it, ' from tf» asjptf•* tour.MtfM^ pendent from jteâjMs^|H|, ,<. the meeting of the. Pope aajd .

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sued a few dayi after. Prjealdeint" Juan D. PeronJiad bipoiît •*•«'. _ nationwide -address --lai$e|^f^»r...^ "open hand" to fmUflcaôpfie* hents. . . -" '*,-**.' -.i-> "--4-.f'-' ' "We are looking1 pîm^kf ' v ence and haimonyv^'.^rJloS^v

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