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DIED. Franjo Seper, 76, Yugoslavia-born Cardinal who was an influential member of the Vatican hierarchy as head of the Sacred Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (the Holy Office), a post he served in from 1968 to 1981; of a heart attack; in Rome.
Catholic intellectuals also began to work with the movement. In Cracow, meanwhile, Karol Cardinal Wojtyla emerged as a strong advocate of human rights and promoted an
Since 1976, the U.S. Catholic hierarchy as a whole has opposed both the use of nukes and any threat to fire them, but the bishops are divided on whether it is moral even to possess them as part of a deterrent strategy. In his Christmas message to Catholic military chaplains...
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski, 79, Roman Catholic Primate of Poland for more than 30 years, fiery advocate of the faith and defiant symbol of Polish nationalism under Soviet-dominated Communist regimes. An astute political infighter and vigorous defender of social and political rights, he mastered a precarious form of cooperation with...