Evening star., 1932-02-12
BISHOP FINDS EVIL
IN "NAT|0NA[|SM''
Government Stability Threat.
ened, Erie PreIate Says,
in PapaI Sermon.

The divorce Of Christian morality
from education. modern economics and
commerce, and from government gen.
orally Is resulting in the evil of ma
tionalism" which threatens the stability
OF government, Most Rev. John Mark
Cannon, Bishop of Erie, warned at
Catholic University today, where a
brilliant assembly attended ceremonies
marking the tenth anniversary OF the
coronation of Pope Plus XI.
The ceremonies at Cattolic University.
centering about a solemn high mass in
the crypt OF the National Shrine OF the
Immaculate Conception, constituted
the national anniversary service IL
honor Of the Pope's coronation. 1t YVES
similar TO anniversary services held in
nations capitals throughout the world
In each of these anniversary services
diplomats of foreign lands participated
in salute to the pontiff OF the Roman
Catholic Church.
In.-s.Gn of Liberalism.
Declaring that liberalism had invaded
the realm of family and national edu-
cation. reducing the more profound in
fiuenceS of Christian morality and dis
cipline. Bishop Cannon declared teen :
nical education has drawn the youth OF
many nations into great schools and
crowded centerS, where the name OF
God and the meaning Of the Ten Com
manGments are unknown and unprac-
ticed." The education of youth. he
said is one matter which pert9lns Doth
to the church and to the state.
The celebrant of the mass was Right
Rev. Mgr. David T O'Dwyer, procura-
tor of Catholic University. Rev. Wen
delin J. Kronec was deacon, and Rev
c. Henri Tessier was subdeacon- The
mass was attended by Most Rev. Pletro
Fun asoni- Biondi, apostolic delegate to
the United States, and the Most Rev
Michael J. Curley, Archbishop OF Balti-
more.
Those in Attendance.
Among those who attended mass
we're Very Rev. J. Coleman Nevils.
president of Georgetown University
Most Rev. JOHN NJ. McNamara, AuXlli-
ary Bishop of Baltimore; Most Rev
Thomas J. Shlhan, rector emeritus OF
Catholic University; Right Rev, j. 7
O'Conneu, Toledo, Ohio; Right Rev. j
Connelly of st. Peters Church. and
Right Rev. Edward l.. Buckley Of st
Matthews Church.
The diplomats included the 1tanan
Ambassador and Donna Antoinette de
MARITIME, the Ambassador OF the French
Republic and Nine. Claudel, his excel
lencv. Herr Friedrich, w. Won Prltt-
witt und Gaffron, the Ambassador CT
Germany: his eXcellency, the japanese
Ambassador and Nine. Debuchi, his
excellency. Senor Don Manuel de
Frevre Santander, Ambassador OF
Peru: his excellency. the Belgian AM
, bassador and Nine. May; his excel
lency, the Ambassador OF Brazil ana
Nine de Lima Silva: his eIcellency'
Senior don Miguel Cruhaga Tocornal
Ambassador Of Chile.
Count Laszio SZechenyi. the Min
lister of Hungary; Edgar l.. G. ProchnlK
the Minister of Austria; the Minister
| Of Bulgaria and Nine. Radon, j. h
van Royen. the Minister Tor the Neth-
erlands: the Minister Of the Irish Free
state and Mrs. MacWhite, Sonora de
Sacasa of the legation Of Nicaragua
Dr.. Leonide Pitamic, the Minister CT
| Yucoslavia: the Minister Of South
| Africa and Mrs. Louw, the Minister ol
Venezuela and Sonora de Arcaya. the
Minister of Denmark and Nine. Wad-
sted. Senor DR.. Horacio F. Alfaro, the
| Minister of Panama; Senor DR.. Dor
Fabio Iozano the Minister Of Colombia
sesostris Sidarouss PaSha, the Minister
of Egypt; the Minister of Bolivia ane
| Nine. Abelli; the Minister Of Ell Salva'
dor and Sonora de Leiva. and Dante:
Bellegardc. the Minister Of Haiti.
Lieut.. Col. Marco Pennaroli, militar,
attache of the Royal Italian embassy
DR.. E. Bonardelli, counselor for emf
grafton of the Royal Italian embassy
and Nine. Bonardelli; Capt Enrique
Friete, military attache OF the Cuoai
embassy, and Mime. Priete: Capt. G
Husson, naval attache of the FTenci
embassy; Col. Francois PillOn, mllitar.
attache of the French embassy, ant
Nine. Plllon; Engineer Lieut.. M. u
! NIienon of the French embassy. JacQue
Faench embassy, Rudolf Leitner, coun
selor of the German embassy. and Mrs
Leitner Nine. KatO, Nine. Gunll an
Nine. Hikozo Tanako and Nine. Kase o
the Japanese embassy: Wlaoysla'
Sokolowski, counselor OF the Polish em
bassy, and Nine. SokoloWski; MRS
Travers of the Japanese embassy, Thad
deus Zazulinska. secretary OF the Po!lsl
embassy. and Nine ZaZulinska; JOSEPH
Moscicki, commercial secretary OF tn
Polish embassy, and Nine. Moscicki
! Senior Don Ramon Padilla y de Satrus
tegui, secretary of the Spanish tm
bassy: Senor Don Conrade Traverse
secretary Of the Argentine embassy
and Sonora de Miro; H. Gabriel d
Silva. first secretary Of the legation o
Portugal; Eugen Hauenschield, coun
selor of the Austrian legation. and Nine
Hauenschield; DR.. Carlos Salayar, coun
seloy Of the legation Of Guatemala; Dl