ijSltl gtatescnau.' Salem, Orej'Sun., April 11. 57
Troubled' World
Pays Tribute to
Risen Saviour
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' ;Br. thx ASSOCIATED PI. ESS
ChrbUui Id worM itill tMMt
bT, cnm and human itrife eora
raernorate anew today tht resur
rection at Christ tha Savior.
Ia rituals, prayer . and song
many lands will pay tribute to
the Maa of GaliUee. .
la Jerusalem itself discourage
ment to, Middle East travel since
tha Sinai war last fall reduced
to' hundreds instead of thousands
tha Dumber of Easter pilgrims.
' But. ia the-4!niftd States mil
lions' will enter too quiet, peace
fill' atmosphere ef . churches ta
worship. Other millions rose be-1
' fare dawn to attend ceremonies
ia the' open. ; -
Still others could remain In their
homes watching various eereme
nies'on television. Even in the
holy city of Roma, television was
used' for the. first tune to carry
the annual Easter menage ef
Pope Pius XII ta the people of
Europe. -j "
Message Broadcast '
; Tee Pope's message also was
broadcast by the Vaticaa radio
and M European networks in 21
languages.. The message was to
be-Dick ed- up- later for rebroad-
east . by 'American, Canadisi and
t -British systems f
President and Mrs. Eisenhower
will attend Easter servicei at the
.:J .f - I I T ... I
jiihiiiiii fiwiijiei iu
Church in Augusta. Gm.( where the
chief executive is vacationing.
On the eve of Easter, an esti
mated lfl.ooo pilgrims gathered in
St, Peter's Square ia Rome and
were blessed by the U-year-oM
bead' ef the Romas Catholic
Church. The pontiff appeared
briefly at bia apartment window
to bless the throng.
Ia Jerusalem yesterday, flames
burst from the tomb of Christ as
the age-old ritual of the Holy Tire
was re-enacted. Thousand! ef pil
grims packed the Church of thel
Holy Sepulchre, for the. Holy Sat-
uroar services. .
Solitary Oraasa ..
-.Ar lone Palestine Jlrab woman.)
mam a nfusee. tnnk nart ia a sou-
rtary drama of deep aigiulicance
to -her. Bearing a heresene lamp
i made from tin cans, ana jigmea ni
from the Holy Fire. ... -!
.Then she took the tamp to her I
S bmwmi '-lea Mnnaelavl alum tit thai I
W 411 en Mfiia.tw ssauiM w
Jordanian sector of divided Jer
usalem. There aha will seek to
keep ft burning constantly for the
next year praying that next East
er -WiH una ner in ner era larauy i
home m neighboring Israel. -
For the Christians tha Holy Flrel
1 I service climaxed Holy Week. In
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holy flames were carried ta Athena
and Alexandria to symbolize the
spread of Christ's gospel to the
enda ef the earth.
American observances ef Easter
Sunday took many' forms, includ-
big the annual parades and Eaat-
f - er egg hunts. ". - .- :-
l : Warm but possibly cloudy weath
er was forecast for New York and
its colorful throng of Easter pa-1
raders up ruth Avenue.
Vatican Bells
Ring Story of
Resurrection-
- " By FRANK BRtTfb
VATICAN CITY, Sunday. April
II tv-The bells ef St. Peter's
rang out early today announcing
Christianity's great Easter day ef
Christ resurrected.
. The basilica s giant campa-l
none." the 18-ton master bell,
aotqded the first booming notes of
, the joyful tidings,
i Then from all ever Rome the
belli of most of the eity't nearly
600 churches Joined in. Their 000
bells' were unbound and runs for
the first time since they were ai-1
lenced on Holy Thursday, three
davs ago. ia sign of mourning. .
The chorus of the hens burst
forth as celebrants at midnight
services reached the "Gbriafaf
the Mass. .
Thousands of pilgrims and tour
ists from mamrperts of the world
joined. Romans m the midnight
Max. Many received Holy Com
munion., . ,. .
Changes in Easter observances
that went into effect last vear
emphasize midnight Easter Mass,
emulating ancient Christian cus
tom: ' . . .
Midnight services were held in!
Rome's major basilicas and
churches, including St. Paul's Out
side, the Walls, St. Mary Major.
andAra Coeli Altar of Heaven
church high en Rome's Cipitolinel
or City Hall Hin.
' They were not held in St. Peter's
Basilica But there was a mid
night Mass at the little Vatican
City Church of 8. Anne tor the
00 citixeiw of Vatican City who
live within Hi walls. -
Holy Week's mournful rites in I
this, ancient city closed yesterday.
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