Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1926, Page 19

* MEXICAN RELIGIOUS LAW TO BE STUDIED Noqiega, Bar Association Head, Holds ‘Rules Seem Needlessly Drastic. By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, July 6.—Fernando Noriega, president of the bar associa- tion, has called a meeting of Mexico City attorneys to discuss the govern- ment's religious regulations, including the question of whether they can be construed as infringing on the liberty of the press. Senor Noriega says that the regula- tions appear considerably more drastic | = than necessary and contrary to mod- ern theories of the punishment of crime. Foreign Minister Saenz refused to- day to comment on the protest of the' Pope agaifst the government’s policy. Recent pegulations provide severe penalties for religious instruction in schools or other similar violations of the Mexican constitution and prohibit sectarian publications from comment- ing on national political affairs. El Universal editorially makes a plea for tolerance. “Rigid intoler- ance,” the paper said, “is only justi- fied by the possession of absolute and eternal truth—one and only truth. Who possesses that? “If ‘world history teaches anything, it is the indispensability of tolerance for happiness.” While Church officials and laymen dislike the new Tegulations, no open criticism has developed. They recall that President Calles recently warned Archbishop Mors del Rio that a repe- tition of a criticism he made would merit severe punishment. POPE ORDERS DAY.OF PRAYER. Sets Feast of St. Peter in Chains ” as Time to Appeal Against Mexico. ROME, July 6 (P).—Pope Pius XI has-set aside August 1, the festival of St. Peter in Chains, for Catholics throughout the world to seek divine aid against the strictures of the Mex- fcan government which affect the Catholic Church. A letter calling for special prayers on this date has been sent throughout the world. * The letter recalls that the pontiff! himself has been praying daily for his | Jexican children since the situation ! r arose in December. Persecution &'z (l:;;ndlu in Mexico is increasing, er “The emissaries of other inary to the exercise of i & hich prelatds have o f“"“\ix‘flvvet\ out have been the civil authorities on {hat they have been aban. doned.” . The letter asserts that expu of foreign religious persons have :nm ol muot‘;orned -v‘en: ogainst_the v be ‘would a s the pretense against ) delegate, when he was ex cently. Canada for the uction of o etimated at more than $15,000.,000. 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