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his support of President John-l aroused public. _ . are those who fear that strength capital works PFOJeCIS d shire $25160 water system im_

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as the British chal- lenger for America’s Cup Tuesday. Kurrewa V and her winds. (AP Wirephoto)

Pope Offers To Intervene In International Disputes

By BENNETT M. BOLTON i need for change and resistance cal at his summer residence in VATICAN CITY (Apt—Pope. i to change. Castel Gandolfo, south of Rome. Paul VI offered in his first en-E He pledged to go on with Although Popes have sent letters cyclical let t e r l - } church reform and the search to bishops for centuries, encycli. vein: in international disputes for Christian unity begun by cals properly speaking were and to put the Roman Catholic the late Pope John XXIII. started only 224 years ago.

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Church into contact. with all, He said, however, for th Popes have written about 300 of parts of the world. whether theneflt of Protestants and them since Benedict XIV wrote god-fearing or godless. iothers in unity work: “It is not the first. "Ubi Primum" (When He called world peace “the int. her power. to compromise First), in 1740. great and universal question." I‘Vllh Ihe mlegmy 0‘ the “Nth” STATED IN PROLOGUE The pontiff decried commu- lThe Internal church reform by The Pope’s willingness to help nism and atheism. yet held out the ecum?mcal COMIC” 7031mm out in disputes between nations the hope that one day C0119?” either the essenhal C9n- was stated briefly in a pro- torces would enter into a morelcepl_1°h OI lhe Church 0" “5 loglle. Which summarized the positive d l a lozu o with his 1 has” Strucmmi" he sald- paths he believes open to

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Chum“ ‘ ‘Expnnssns DISTRESS Cilhmdml tgay‘ d ( 1 He also proposed towns with l Pope Paul called it distress. e S a‘ "a Y 9 “ter' non-Christian religions “in pro— ting “to see that man n u, V9119, Where an Opportunity pre-

moting and defending common :Ca'tholic Christians regard the 59““ “Swain “dc.” t" 855‘“ Ideals 0f Nligious liberty, hu' papacy “as being its (Christian ﬁgzofggltgndgg ﬁizéleiialm {11" ‘f mail I‘DI‘OthEI‘hDOdv A CUIIUPP, unity’s) stumbling bloc ." He t. f [h d. t "sol: social'welfare and ClVll order.” said that, without the pope, "the 10%“ or e5. '59" 95'

He ﬁald; however. he felt Chil’lS- ;Catholic Church would no longer a tianity is the one true rehglon. ‘be Catholkg , A . The church of

s 1 . Pope Palll also spoke of hisl

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The 1 . here the Latin title "Ecclcsiam ‘

Suam“ from its opening words. "His (Christ‘s) (‘.h u r c h." broad outline of the world role that the pontiff sees for mod- ern Catholicism. ' . dressed to the church's bishops.

MESSAGE ‘INFORMAL‘

The Pope referred to it as a conversation. as an informal message and as a set oi prac- tical guidelines {or his reign, now 13 months old_ its three chapters discussed c h ll r c h awareness of itself, rcncwal oi the church as sought by the Vatican ecumenical council and

dialogue with all elements of‘

m0dern life.

At several points Pope Paul:

stressed existing positions of

lChrist would utterly collapse." His words were bound to stir ; speculation of a slowdown in the

Alupdating process started by

lPOpe John. But it appeared iPopc Paul's aim was to put the

d'Iproccss in focus. in effeCI to

caution those, who had tasted re- form and thought of going to extremes.

Throughout. the encycchal the lPopc emphasized that he did want to go into concrete .idcas Still being considered lilie ecumenical council. Instead ‘hc emphasized guidelines. He ldid not discuss birth control. a icontroversial topic under re-

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STARTED IN 1740

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common ideals of religious lib-

respect for the moral and spir- itual values of Judaism. Islam and the big religions of Africa I and Asia. He said: '

“We desire to join with them in promoting and defending

erty. human brotherhood, good culture. social welfare and civil

rder.

"For our part. we are ready to enter into discussion on these common ideals and will not fail I to take the initiative where our offer of discussion is genuine. mutual respect would be welll received." ‘

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