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Funeral services for Edith Morse Johnson '96 were held yesterday in Appleton Chapel...
...first person plural-an arrogation that to many Protestants seems a sign of the issues that divide Catholicism from the rest of Christianity: the primacy of Rome, the doctrine of papal infallibility. When the non-Catholic Christian observers to the Second Vatican Council gathered in the Sistine Chapel for an audience with Pope John XXIII, they heard a rare and significant departure from form: the Pontiff pointedly referred to himself in the first person singular, and spoke with moving humility (see box). For the observers-some of them second-stringers appointed in the wary expectation that they would be mere...
Next day the Pope gathered before him in the Sistine Chapel the representatives sent to the council by 86 governments. Also attending was the U.S. Ambassador to Italy, G. Frederick Reinhardt. Earnestly John pointed to Michelangelo's great fresco of The Last Judgment. "The seriousness of it gives one much food for thought," he said. "We must indeed render an account to God, we and all the heads of state who bear responsibility for the fate of nations...
Commenting on the Pope's dramatic call for world peace, made last Friday before diplomatic delegates assembled in the Sistine Chapel, Oberman said that the Pope's message is possibly "more significant than the usual Easter type of peace talk...
...century tower of San Giovanni, built by Pope Leo IV as a defense against marauding Saracens, have been fitted out with heaters for winter and air conditioning for summer, divided into a foyer, a circular salon opening on a library and studio, a dining room, bedroom and chapel. And from the wide terrace behind the battlements of the 100-ft.-high tower, the Pontiff has a splendid view of the Eternal City. So pleasant is the prospect that the Pope may elect to spend every summer there...