Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1932, Page 10

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Columbla School of Drafting All Bunchu Enroll Individual lmtmctlon—l)uy and Evening Classes 4 for Ca COLUMBIA “TECH “SCHOOLS 1319 F St. N.W. Met. 5626 No Academlc Requirements for Entrance i | POPE ANNOUNCES POLICY IN MEXICO |Formal Co-operation Given, but Approval of “Persecu- tion” Withheld. By the Assoclated Press. ROME, September 30.—Pope Pius XI met what he called the new and “legal persecution” of the church and Catho- lics in Mexico today with an encyclical announcing & policy of “formal co- operation” without renouncing princi- ples in the slightest degree or withdraw- ing past denunciations. Instead, he renewed his protest, di- rected particularly at the varied ap- plication of the laws limiting the num- ber of priests in each state to from 1 for each 33,000 people to 1 for each 100,000. “To approve such such an iniquitous law or to give it sponcnneously a true and real co-operation,” he sald, “is un- doubtedly forbidden and sacrilegious; but absolutely different is the case of him who subjects himself to such an unjust prescription only against his will and protest and who does all he can to diminish the unhappy effects of the unhnggy law.” Under this plan of formal co-opera- tion, the Pontiff permits the priests to ask the Mexican government for per- mission to exercise their ministry. Necessity of Posttion. This conduct, he sald, “is therefore not much different from that of the man who, having been despoiled of his possessions, sees himself forced to ask the unjust despoiler to gnn! him at least the use of his possessions.” The Pontiff chlrged the Mexican gov- ernment with “acting against the spirit in which the modus vivendi was con- cluded” in 1929. This agreement regulated the opera- tion of the church, but, he said, many parts of it have been violated by ex- pulsion and imprisonment of bishops, priests and the faithful, and by failure to recall all bishops from exile. Th Pontiff urged the episcopacy and the faithful to continue to protest against the limitation laws, declarmg that although the protests might be vain they would serve to convince the faithful that the government “offends liberties of the chuf¢ch which the church 9369* | never will renounce, even in the face of violence of persecutors.” He likened the Mexican situation to that of Russia. After summing up 2 long series of alleged persecutions in Mexico, he said: “Unheard of Persecution.” “We wanted to sum up briefly the prinicpal points on_the grave situation of the church in Mexico so all those who love order and the peace of peoples, seeing that such unheard-of persecu- tion, especially in some states, is not much different from that which burst upon the unhappy regions of Russia, may draw from this evil the coinci- dence of the intentions of the new in- spiration to dam up the flood, over- throwing every social order.” Urging the priests to swallow their pride and continue requesting the privilege of performing their duties, the Pontiff reminded them of the eumple of the early Christians. Scripture re- lates, he said, that the priests of that day requested permission to visit the early martyrs in the prisons, even ef- fering money for the privilege, in order to administer the sacraments. 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