Fourth Session Predicted
CINCINNATI — Before leaving
here to attend the third session of
the Second Vatican Council, Cin
cinnati’s Archbishop Karl J. Alter
predicted a fourth session will be
needed to complete the council’s
work.
“I don’t see how it would be pos
sible to finish the work already
outlined for the council in the ses
sion ahead. But I believe it can be
done in one more session,” the
archbishop said in an interview on
the eve of his departure.
Archbishop Alter noted that the
At Butner
Clergy Institute
On Retardation
Set For October
The Second Ministers’ Institute
will be conducted at Murdoch Cen
ter, Butner, North Carolina, Mon
day-Tuesday, October 5-6, 1964.
Theme for the two-day Institute
will be “The Church and Mental
Retardation.” Resource persons, in
addition to the staff at Murdoch
Center, will be: The Reverend
Warren Carr, Pastor, Watts Street
Baptist Church, Durham; Dr. Sam
O. Cornwell, Deputy Director of
Mental Retardation, North Car
olina Department of Mental
Health; and Dr. Alan Keith-Lucas,
Director, School of Social Work,
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill.
Mr. Carr will speak on: “The
Pastor Looks at Mental Retarda
tion.” Dr. Cornwell’s address will
be: “Current Trends in Mental Re
tardation.” Theme of Dr. Keith
Lucas’ three lectures will* be:
“Christian Maturity and the Help
ing Process.”
This two-day Institute, sponsor
ed by Murdoch Center, of the De
partment of Mental Health in co
operation with the North Carolina
Council of Churches, and the Dio
cese of Raleigh, is being coordinat
ed by the Reverend Milton P.
Snyder, Chaplain at Murdoch Cen
ter.
Murdoch Center, a state institu
tion for care, treatment and train
ing of mentally retarded persons,
has over 1500 residents and re
ceives applications from 21 coun
ties in the central part of North
Carolina.
Dr. J. F. Elliott, Superintendent
of Murdoch Center, announced that
all ministers, church-related voca
tional workers and other interest
ed persons are invited to attend
the Institute.
Anyone desiring further infor
mation may write Chaplain Snyder
regarding advance registration.
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third session is scheduled to con
clude Nov. 20 to enable many of
the bishops to attend the 38th In
ternational Eucharistic Congress
which opens in Bombay, India,
Nov. 28.
When asked about reports of
Jewish criticism of the proposed
statement on relations between
Jews and Christians after the con
fidential text had been disclosed
in the public press, Archbishop
Alter said:
“It is unrealistic to anticipate
the action of the Vatican Council,
which has not yet met for delibera
tion in its third session. No one
knows what modifications may be
made in the text of reports to be
submitted to the bishops for con
sideration.”
“The Church has always taught,”
the archbishop continued, “that
Christ died for the sins of all men,
our own included. The Church has
never in the past and does not now
attribute responsibility for the
death of Christ to the Jewish na
tion as such, and not even to all its
leaders; most certainly it does not
do so in respect to succeeding gen
erations, who were not yet born.”
HE ADDED that “the Church,
moreover, reprobates any ill will,
hatred, or persecution of any indi
vidual, group, race, or nation.”
“Christ taught that we must love
all men without exception,” he
said. “The Church expresses its
gratitude to the ‘People of God’ of
the old Testament, from whose
ranks came Christ, the Blessed
Virgin Mary, Mother of Jesus, the
apostles, and many thousands of
early Christians.
“The Church expresses more
over her intense sorrow that the
Jewish people have suffered per
secution and indignities in the
past, and repudiates any attitudes
which might lead to anti-Semitism.
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Religion is not the only factor
which leads to social cleavage and
conflict; history, both of the past
and of our contemporary period,
bears ample witness to this fact.”
Archbishop Alter said he expects
council action in defining more
clearly the role ,of the laity in the
Church. In this respect, he said,
“the council perhaps will point out
the responsibility which rests on
all members of the Church for the
expansion and extension of the
kingdom of God.”
DISCUSSING the Constitution
on the Sacred Liturgy adopted at
the council’s second session and
promulgated by Pope Paul VI, the
archbishop said he was “gratified”
to have had a part in ratifying the
liturgical changes.
He admitted that the possibility
of Mass in the language of the
people had seemed extremely re
mote a couple of decades ago, but
added that the change is “most
welcome.”
He called use of English in the
Mass “a real and genuine advance
toward getting the whole congrega
tion involved in the Mass as a com
munity action.”
As for the liturgical renewal in
the Cincinnati archdiocese, “we’re
on our way,” said the archbishop
“Participation by the people will
continue to grow in the coming
years,” he added.
“We’ll not be able to have high
Masses in English in all probability
for some time,” he said, “because
we don’t have the proper music
yet that will fit the text.”
When Masses in English begin,
Nov. 29, cards will be available in
all churches with the complete text
in English on one side, and with
hymns in English on the other.
Congregational singing of hymns,
said the archbishop, will be encour
aged and will serve as an introduc
tion to congregational singing of
the high Mass when it is inaugu
rated.
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