Word: wyszynski
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...cardinals except you," an intermediary protested. "That's why I am Ottaviani!" replied His Eminence. In all, Photographer Lees (himself an Anglican) photographed 58 cardinals, some of whom have since died. One of his latest, and prize, catches was Poland's courageous and embattled Primate Stefan Wyszynski. who was photographed on a rare two-week visit to Rome in February...
...Pope John. But, as boss of the nation's richest diocese, he carries more weight than the four other U.S. archiepiscopal cardinals, Richard Gushing of Boston, Albert Meyer of Chicago, James Mclntyre of Los Angeles, and Joseph Ritter of St. Louis. Also respected is Polish Primate Stefan Wyszynski, whose skillful battle to keep the church alive in a Communist land is admired by the Pope...
Welcomed at Rome's Terminal Station by cheering throngs was Poland's indomitable defender of the Roman Catholic faith, Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski, 60. Making his first Vatican visit in three years for the ostensible purpose of helping to prepare for next fall's Ecumenical Council, the tough-minded Primate obviously had another mission as well: to brief Pope John XXIII on the Polish Church's increasingly uneasy modus vivendi with its Communist Caesars...
...long ago. Poland's doughty Cardinal Wyszynski ordered priests to ignore a government order barring them from giving religious instruction. The government so far has failed to press its order, and even Communist Boss Wladyslaw Gomulka sounds almost resigned about church-state affairs. Said he recently: "Religion is firmly anchored in a great part of the population. It is difficult to say how long religious beliefs will maintain themselves in Poland. Some think for decades, maybe even longer...
...uneasy accommodation between Poland's Communist leaders and the Roman Catholic hierarchy was coming to a close. Four years ago the Primate of the Polish Church, Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski, in exchange for concessions to the church, urged Catholics (98% of all Poles ) to back Polish Communist Boss Wladyslaw Gomulka. Since then. Gomulka has steadily whittled away at Catholic prerogatives. Last week in two angry sermons, Cardinal Wyszynski served notice on Gomulka that he plainly recognized a "fight against the church...