Evening star., 1952-11-29
Pope Names "a
New Cardinals;
Stepiinac |s0ne
California Primute
Raised; Consistory
To Be Held Jan. II
BY the Assoeioted Press

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Biographies Of Archbishops Mcintyre and
Stepinoe. Poee A-3
geles, and Msgr. Alojzijc Stepinac,
archbishop Of Zagreb, who was
imprisoned by Premier Marshal
Tito's Communist government in
Yugoslavia.
The new princes of the church
will be elevated to the Sacred Col
lege in a great consistory to be
held January II. This ceremony,
bringing the death-depleted ranks
|of the college up to its full strength
of 10, will be the first since the
great postwar consistory of 1946
in which the Pope gave symbolic
red hats to 80 prelates in one of
the most impressive and splendid
ceremonies of the Catholic Church.
The new American cardinal has
been head Of the Los Aneeles
archdiocese since 194S. A native
of New York, Archbishop McIn-
oJAC ID W years OlQ.
Stepinac Conditionally Freed.
Archbishop Stepinac was condi-
tionally released from prison by
the Yugoslav government last De-
cember after he had served five
years Of 16-year sentence for al
legged collaboration with the Nazis
during orld War II.
The Catholic church excom-
municated all who had a part in
the arrest, trial and jailing Of
Archbishop Stepinac.
The new cardinals are from IL
countries. Eleven of them, how
ever, are Italian, bringing the
number of Italians in the Sacred
College to q. Italians will
number 43.
Two Of the new cardinals are
from France. two from Spain, and
one each from Brazil, Ecuador.
Yugoslavia. Ireland. the United
States. Canada, Poland, Colombia
and Germany.
The Canadian prelate honored
is Msgr. Paul Emil Leger. Arch
bishop Of Montreal.
Venice Patriarch Named.
Other new cardinals include:
Msgr. Carlo Agostini, Patriarch
Of Venice.
Msgr. Celso Constantine, titular
archbishop Of Teodosiopoli and
secretary of the Sacred Congrega-
ton Of Propaganda Fides.
Msgr. Augusta Alvaro da Silva,
archbishop of San Salvador in Ba-
hia, Brazil.
Msgr. Gateano Cicognani, Apos-
tolic nuncio to Spain.
Msgr. Angelo Giuseppe Ronzalli.
apostolic nuncio to France.
Msgr. Valerie Valeri, assessor Of
the Sacred Congregation for the
Oriental Church.
Msgr. Pietro Ciriaci, apostolic
nuncio to Portugal.
Msgr. Francesca Borgoncini
Duca. apostolic nuncio to Italy.
Msgr. Maurice Feltin, Archbish-
op of Paris.
Quito Archbishop Chosen.
Msgr. Carlo Maria de la Tore,
Archbishop of Quito, Ecuador.
Msgr. George Francis Xavier
Maria Grente, Archbishop of lie
Mans, France.
Msgr. Giuseppe Siri, Archbishop
of Genoa.
Msgr. John dalton. Archbishop
OF Armagh, Ireland.
Msgr. James Lecaro, Archbishop
of Bologna, Italy.
Msgr. Stefan Wyszynski, Arch
bishop of Gnesna and Warsaw.
Msgr. Benjamino de Arriba y
Castro, Archbishop of Tarragona.
Msgr. Fernando Quiroga y Pala-
clos. Archbishop of Santiago de
Compostella.
Msgr. Marcello Mimmi. Arch
bishop of Naples.
Msgr. Paul Emil Leger of Mon
treal.
Msgr. Crisanto Lique, Arch
bishop of Bogota, Colombia.
MSgr. Joseph Wendell, Arch
bishop of Munich.
Msgr. Alfredo Ottadini. assessor
of the Sacred Congregation of
the Holy Office.
Polish Prelate Named.
The Pope named only one car
dinal from an Iron Curtain coun-
try-Msgr Wysynski, Archbishop
OF Warsaw Polands 20 million
people are almost solidly Catholic.
Two Italian prelates previously
mentioned as possible candidates
for the college were raised instead
to high administrative Offices at
the Vatican. They are Msgr.
Domenico Tardini. named pro-
secretary Of state for extraordi-
nary affairs. and Msgr. Giovanni
Battista Montini, pro-secretary of
state for ordinary affairs. Both
have been assistant secretaries Of