Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 May 1952 — Page 14

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Holding 143 Missionaries

List 2includes Many From U. S., Canada

By United Press HONG KONG, May 21 (UP)— Catholic missionary sources in Hong Kong have revealed that 145 missionaries from 13 countries are now in jail or under detention in Communist China. ’ The charges include everything from manslaughter, in the case of

tivities. The charges extend to missionaries who have opposed the Com-munist-sponsored ‘reform church” movement or have continued to

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the government. In some cases, no specific charges have been revealed.

Many From U. 8.

Among the American mission |aries under arrest are: : Bishop Francis X. Ford, MM, of | Brooklyn, N. Y. Bishop Rembert| Kowalaski, OFM of Calumet, Wise. Bishop Ambrose Pinger, IOFM, of Lindsay, Neb. Bishop {Philip Cote, 8J, of Lawrence, Mass, Bishop John O'Shea, CM, of Deep River, Conn. Msgr. Eugene Fahy, 8J, of 8an Francisco, {Cal. Rev. Fulgence Gross, OFM, Pittsburgh, Pa. Rev. James] Thornton, 8J, of San Francisco, Cal. Rev. Eulgence Gross, OFM, of Omaha, Nebraska. Also thé Rev. Sigfried Schneider, OFM, of Louisville, Ky. Rev. {Willlam Ryan, 8J of Santa Barbara, Cal. Rev. Harold Rigney, |SVD, of Chicago, Ill. Rev. Justin Garvey, CP, of Ridgewood; N. -J.| Brother Matthew Swift, SVD, of]

(Ryan) of the Bronx, N, Y. (Maryknoll Sisters). Rev. Harol Travers, CP, of Revere, Mass. Rev. Marcellus White, CP, of Waltham, Mass. Rev. John McGinn, MM, of Providence, R. I. Rev. John Toomey, MM, of New Bedford, Mass. Rev. Armand Proulx, 87, of Lowell, Mass.

Canadians Listed

Among the Canadians are: Bishop Cuthbert O'Gara, CP, of Ontario. Msgr. Gustave Prevost, MEQ, of Montreal. Rev. Arcensius Mullen, OFM, of Montreal. Rev, Eugene Lauzon, 8J, of Alberta. Bister Alphonse de Redempteur (Antoinette Couvretts) of Ste. Dorothee, Que. (Congregation of the Immaculate Conception). Sister Marie Germaine (Germaine Gravel) of St. Prosper, Que. (Congregation of the Immaculate Conception). Sister Raymond Marie (Ross Alma Larose) Hannord, Frontenac (Our Lady of Angels). Also on the list are priests and nuns from Italy, Germany, Bel. gium, Ireland, France, Holland, Portugal, Hungary, Spain, Poland, British West Indies and Colombia.

18 Jesuits Held

The 145 imprisoned missionaries represent 25 religious eongregations. The Jesuits, who have the largest personnel of any religious congregation in China with 217 priests, 31 brothers and 25 scholastics, have 18 of their membérs behind Communist bars. Thirty-one of the remaining 184 Franciscan priests/are imprisoned, and the Society of the Divine Word has 29 of its 125 priests and brothers under arrest. Only a few of the 145 have recelved trials or prison “sentences.” They have simply been re-

residences and thrown into jail. Of many no news has been received since their arrest. Some have now been held for more than a year.

a ————————— That's Gospel Truth PENNEY FARMS, Fla. (UP) A local minister reported that one of his New Hampshire Reds laid an egg 10 inches in length and seven inches in circumference. The egg weighed half a pound and contained two perfeetly formed eggs of average size.

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