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X 1? Courier-Journal — Friday, April 4, 1969 Pope KuLto Elevate (Continued from Page 1) In his year as Archbishop of New York, Cardinal-designate Cooke, 48, the youngest of the 10 U.S. cardi- nals, has already made an impres- sive record in the fields of social action and ecumenical activity. The successor to the Me„ J&anck . Cardinal Spellman has stressed con- tinuity with his close friend and predecessor since in installation on April 4, 1968, but has also repeated- ly cited; the need for the Church to adapt its struct-iros and procedures to changing tkwes. / -A veteran social worker with close\ and extensive personal contacts in _New York's-Jarge-Ncgro and Puerto R i c a n comtnuuiUes, Archbishop Cbofcr iias enwmraged-experimental pastoral work and social action apos- tolates among these minorities. He appointed the first Negro pastor in the history of the archdiocese, Fath- er Harold A. Salmon of St. Charles Borromeo church, Harlem, and desig- nated Father Salmon as his vicar delegate in Harlem. ing elected president of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops -HNCCB) and the United States Catho- lic Conference (NSCC), is best 1 known in Detroit as a bishop deep- ly concerned with the prohreniria*\' the people of his archdiocese, He is a tall, (6 foot 1) personable —manr-with-ansJight touch of an Irish brogue, who believes that his place in the Catholic community is as a functioning chief pastor. As a man who has sat in on black power meetings in order to learn more about what black militants are •Jxying„^n_say r -J^-haK_.ij.ltealing fi the pulse of the community. Bishop Wright, 59, of Pittsburgh, ment hrtbe Roman CttUa. after J»er coming a cardinal on April 28, has long been recognized as one of the most eloquent, versatile and experi- enced. Catholic churchmen in the United States. He was singled out for special men- tion by Archbishop Luigi Raimondi, Apostolic Delegate to the U.S., in a statement on the appointment of the four new American cardinals. \The appointment jf Bishop John J. Wright to serve the \TCurla in Rome is of special ^Ignif leanee^Arehbishop Rai- mondi said. \It is evidence of the Holy Father's desire to draw upon prelates from various parts of the -world\—te—assist—hfctr lir-the -central administration of the Church.\ The new post which will be given to the- American-prelate-has-not been announced—and -seen appointments customarily are not made until after the consistory at which the new cardi- nals are elevated. But unofficial x sounieb_Jia3reJsrw)ken„cif_two possible appointments; The Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity, whose first president, Augustine Cardinal Bea, died In November, and the Vati- can Secretariat of State, whose head, 86-year-old \Amleto Cardinal Cicog- nani, is reportedly planning to retire. Born in Boston on Juty 18, 1909, Bishopj Wright was ordained in De- cember, 19^5 after studies at the North American College in Rome. ^JOii^Jbs&nggjarJinals are given, their Red Eats, the list of American Princes will include, besides those just elevated, the following six prel- ates, listed-in—order of seniorityf (ContinuedT from Page 1) priests and people to sing praise to the Risen One:--~i , Our story mtunts as we begin four lessons and four songs from Sacred\ Scripture, telling of the origins~7sr He has \departed from tradition by pledging to consult with priests be- fore giving- them -new asrfgnmentsr by appointing his vicar general for a limited three-year term and by ask- ing his clergy to submit nominations for \various diocesan offices.\ He has offered Mass on tho steps of New York's city hall and before a folk- singing congregation of 12,000 in Central Park. A native of New York. City r -the- new cardinal was born on March 21, 1921, and ordained in 1945. As chairman of the American Bish- ops' Committee for- Ecumenical and Interrellgious Affairs since its estab- lishment in 1966, Cardinal-designate Carberry, 64, of St. Louis, has been the official ecumenical leader and spokesman for the bishops during a period of rapid advance toward great- er Christian unity. The archbishop, long an active ecu- menist, is also tho co-chairman of a 36-member official liaison group which bas J3een working on relations. James Cardinal-Melntyre, Archbish- op of Los -Angeles; Richard Cardinal Gushing, Archbishop of JBhstori; Law- rence Cardinal Shehan, Archbishop ofBalti motfe; Patrick Cardinal O'Boyle, Archbishop of Washington, D.C, John Cardinal Krol, ArcBblsnop of Philadelphia; and John Cardinal Cody, Archftishop of Chicago. Since the year ISJo^upL Jo_ithjt present moment, 26 American pre- lates have been named to the Sacred College of Cardinals, the first being John McCloskey, Archbishop of New York, who was elevated in 1875 by Pope Pius IX. \ Pope's Schedule For Weekend Good Friday, April 4: 5-p;m.j a solemn afternoon liturgical service in. the Basilica of Santa -Maria Maggiorer-led by Carle- Cardinal Confalonieri. 9s 15 p.nur traditional Way of the Cross at the Colloseum. Holy Saturday, April 5: 6. D^m, Mass inJSkPeter's Basjlicju part of the Easter Vigil cere- mony during which Paolo Car- dinal Mareila will bless the water and officiate at the re- newal of baptismal promises^..- Easter Sunday, April 6: Out- door Mass in St. Peter's Square at noon and the imparting of the traditional blessing \urbi et orbi\ (to the city and to the world.i . the, cosmos, the goodness_ojE God t£ ~ oitr fathers, how He liberated us , from slavery, of both the flesh and! 'the spirit, bur visions of the future. and His sombre warning of the price .- \of our infidelity to His plan. Then we call out IhlT names of those present who-have-gomr before - us in the light of faith: we begin chanting the Litany—of the- Saints* __. building up to the blessing of the Easter water and^rheUonferrat of— Baptism with the renewing of the— baptismal promises of the faithful. All of what has gone Before has -been-a\preludo to this moment when we put to death the old man and his sinfulness and rise one with a new creation redeemedJa^nedrinodzofHie^ Lamb. 4 - /• About midnight, the ministers pre- pare for the sacrifice-banquet of the Eucharist and wc return JS-calling on the saints and asking their inter- cession. Then there is a short epis- tle containing the words \since you Hiave-7b^n-^aised~-with~-Ch^strseek~ ~ the^Things aboveT' Io\wTuch /we say yes by singing the great .Easter Alle- luia. As Augustine said: \we are Resur- Jection-€hFistians~and Alleluia is our song.\ Barnes of the 33HNe w Cardinals between the bishops and the National Council of Churches. Besides his ecumenical involvement,. the prelate is best-known as an expert On Canon Law. Ho is a former presi- dent of the Canon Law Society of America. — Archbishop Carberry has Been the head of his present diocese (the fifth he has served as a priest or~bishop) for just over a year. He was installed as Archbishop of St. Louis, succeed- ing the late Joseph Cardinal Hitter, on March. 25, 1968. Born -in-Brookly n-on-July-91r-190*r\ he was ordained in 1929 after stud- ies at the North American College in Rome. ¥. y** 1 ln the Unttgd SUte%|gincc ,be- Archbishop Flahlff, right, with then Au^iliajgLBishojUCasfiyL,^ — St. John Fisher^commenccment Jut Archbishop Flahiff Has ManvLo cafConnections ¥ ollowingr is a list of the 33 prel- ates designated by Pope PauLJVJLsres- tentiay \for~elcvatidfl on April 28 to the Sacred College of Cardinals, with their offices or places of residence (two other Cardinals have been se- lected by the Pontiff but their names will remain secret): PAUL YU PIN, 67, Archbishop of Nanking, ChUna, residing on Taiwan. JULIO RCSAJLES, -62 r Archbishop of Cebu, the Philippines. ALFREDO VICENTE SCHERER, 66, Archbishop of Porto Alegre, Bra- zil. JOHN DEARDEN, 60, Archbishop of Detroit and president of the United States—Episcopal-Conference, — JOHN J. WRIGHT; 597 Bishop of Pittsburgh,.^ „„«__„ -.. PAUL GOUYON. 68, Archbishop of Rennes, France. MARIO CASARIEGO, 60, Archbish\ op of Guatemala City. VINCENTE HENRIQUE TARAN- CON, Archbishop of Toledo, Spain. PAOLO MUNOZ VEGA, 65, Arch- bishop of <Ji-Jte,-Eeu~ador. — ANTONTO POMA, 58, Archbishop of Bologna, Italy. GIACOMO VILLARDO of Italy, Secretary of the Vatican Congrega- tioh of Sacraments. ARTURO TABERA ARAOZ, Archbishop of Pamplona, Spain. 65, EUGENIO de ARAUJO SALES, Archbishop of Sao Salvador da Bafoia, Brazil. JOSEPH PARECATTIL, 56, Arch- bishop of Ernakulam, India. JTEROME, RAKOTOMALALA, S5, \Archbishop of Tananarive, Madagas- car^ TERENCE J. COOKE, 48, Archbish- .op.of New York. Cardinal-designate- George Bernard Flahiff, 64, archbishop of Winnipeg, Man., has many Rochester connec- tions. He was Superior, General of the Basilian Fathers from 1954 to 1961 and during the same period was a member of St John Fisher College tnd Aquinas InsjJtutejs^aapis of— trustees: uasiuan fauieAfe staff wjuin- In 1964 he dcl^ed-the-corr* ^^^^j^ —JOSEPH-Hf>FFNERr7tlt;llbisnop-of Cologne, West Germany. -\~ JAN WILLEBRANDS of the Neth- erlands, head of the Vatican Secre- mencement address at St. John Fish- er and received an honorary doctor -of laws degree from the then Aux- iliary Bishop Lawrence B. Casey of St. Andrews and Edinburgh, Scot- land. GIUSEPPE PAUPINI, 62, Papal Nuncio in Colombia. MIGUEL DARIO MIRANDA y GOMEZ, 73, Archbishop of Mexico City. — PETER THOMAS M*«ip;EFRYT-69r -Archbishop of Wellington, New Zea- land. JOHN J. CARBERRY, 64, Arch- - ^ bishop^of-gtHbouis. ~ :— President Eisei With the Presit Eisenhow Gen. Eisenht ( GEORGE BERNARD FLAHIFF, -bishop of Winnipeg, Manitoba. _MARIO NASALLL ROCCA-di COR- NELIANO of Italy, Prefect of the Vatican Palace. as and Fisher. »' While serving on the Aquinas board, Archbishop Flahlff was a fre- quent visitor tojhe school and last sunmte^Xattendedr-'^ilKiill^ce ojs, Basilian fathers at Fisljer, .»./• WW* JOSEPH WALULA, 51, Archbish- SERGIO GUERRI of Italy, a Curia op of Kinshasa, the Congo and the member and administrator of the third Black African Cardinal. Vatican city state. | I WUkN«^MAWnfTi^ m, °P °f Paris. Archbishop ofi Seoul,-South- Korea. : JEAN DANIELOU, French Jesuit theologian: -- SEBASTIANO BAGGIO, 55, of Italy, Apostolic Nuncio in Brazil. SILVIO ODDI, 68, of Italy, Apos- tolic Nuncio in Belgium. Apostolic \Nuncio* in-France\.-' ' ~ - President Eisi honored by th< Cardinal Mont U.S. Fattier Tl
