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Pope Paul Tells Jesuits ‘Hears Disquieting Reports

VATICAN CITY (Reuters) — ‘ Pope. Paul told the Jes uits — the Roman Catholic Church's largest teaching and fmissionary order—he has heard disquieting ‘reports .about~ them «and warned them, against worldliness or a ‘slackening of obedience. 2zThe Pope told the order’s Su- perior - General, Father Pedro Arrupe. and 220 priests he was ~estonished and grieved by some “reports’ and rumors” that -yeached him about the Jesuits sand “other religious families.” , Speaking at a mass in the Sistine Chapel. he listed: errors end illusions which might have , Pome from a drive for a. “expression of your zeal”’ : more lively action in the weld.” But he added that these spec- nlations were “for the most part dissipated” by the deci- sions of the Jesuits’. General : Congregation. or supreme. legis-

here X resume of the Pope’s ser- sued by the Jesuits’. in- oo service said the ru- mors that the order intended to em- /%érk on revolutionary changes ‘op were abandoning the tradi- : fioms that had for centuries.| * made them such a powerful i force in the service of the ? Church"

} WARNING REPEATED a [ The Pope has repeatedly cwarned the faithful and clergy

i too far with the greater freedom which resulted i from the recent Vatican Ecu- | menical Council.

The Pope asked the Jesuits:

“= remain today, : forever what your foundation ¢ has been until now for the Holy

Apostolic See?” He

“We cannot hide our } ment and, in some

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selves, you will have our con- fidence and esteem.”

The reason for the Pope's criticism was not fully clear, but observers. noted that there have’ been protests from :many young Jesuit priests and semi- narians against. thé rigidity of the order’s system and its rule of obedience.

Bonny Refit Report Given.

OTTAWA CP)—Relit ~of the carrier HMCS Bonaventure will) be completed sometime — next | year and sonnel will be} available to n- her, Defence | Minister Hellyer told the Com-/

mons.

He was replying to’ Douglas Harkness (PC—Calgary North), who also asked whether assign- ment of Canadian navy planes |

to US. carriers during the refit we. “the first step’’ in entrust- ing all Canada’s anti-submarine defences to the U.S.

Mr. Hellyer said it was |normal for. such a transfer to allow continuing training while Canada’s only earrier was undergoing repairs. It had been done before, probably while Mr. |Harkness was defence minister, and the move had “none of the overtones” suggested.

Officials said -Monday that the Bonaventure will .be in drydock until next fall ‘Yor major repairs costing at least $11,000,000.

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