HERALD A.VD NEWS, Klamath Fall.. Or.
Thursday, June 20, 1963 PAGE T A
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Group Of Only 82 Cardinals Direct
Roman Catholic Church Activities
By LOUIS CASSELS
Vnilid Press International
Included in the worldwide menvl
bership of the Roman Catholic
Church are some SCO million
laymen, 425,000 priests and 2,30oj
bishops.
But there are only 82 cardi
nals.
The cardinals are known as
"the princes of the church
They outrank everyone except
a reigning Pope. Their pivotal
position in the hierarchy is sig
nified by the very name cardi
nal, which comes from the Latin
word "cardo," meaning a hinge
Electing a Pope has become.
the most important function of
4-KF Youths
Attend Class
Four boys from the Klamath
Falls area are among 179 top
high school youths from through
out the West enrolled in the
eighth annual "Junior Engineers
and Scientists Summer Institute"
at Oregon State University.
The two-week course is designed
to give promising high school
boys an insight into engineering
and science career opportunities
and study requirements.
All fields of engineering and
science are covered in the in
tensive two-week program, which
will end June 22. Oregon State
University professors are instruc
tors and boys are divided into
small groups to permit individual
discussion and instruction.
To qualify for the program,
students must have demonstrat
ed high scholarship in science
fields and been recommended by
their high school principals and
science teachers.
Started at Oregon Slate in
1956. JESS is now setting a pat
tern across the nation as a means
of encouraging young people to
prepare for engineering-science
careers. Similar JESSI programs
are being held in every section
of the country this year.
Thos attending from Klamath
Falls include Gerald S. Argetsin
ger, 3899 South Sixth Street:
James E. Beene. 311 East Main:
Jeffrey A. Bingham. 2121 Cali
fornia Avenue, and Roger Nichol
son, Box 31. Fort Klamath.
the Sacred College of Cardinals. Inals. New cardinals are named
But cardinals also have three! first at a secret consistory (the
Sawmills Get
Trade Tips
PORTLAND iL'PI' West Coast
Sawmills can increase their profit
able business with Europe but
they must improve their merchan
dising, marketing and manufac
turing, the West Coast Lumber
men's Association said today.
A six-man West Coast lumber
trade mission has returned from
four weeks of intensive work in
six European nations, the organi
zation said.
The industry financed mission
visited England, Holland. Bel
gium. Germany. France and Italy
G. C. Edgett. executive vice
president of the WCLA, said it
would soon have a scries of rec
ommendations to make to indus
trv for improving European sales.
He said that while competition
is stiff in Europe, there is still
room for Northwest lumber.
other duties. They assist the Pope
at major liturgical services coun
sel him at consistories and aid
him in administration of the
church.
Formerly Pope's Assistants
The term cardinal has been
used in the Catholic Church for
about 1,500 years. It was origin
ally applied to about 25 priests
in the diocese of Rome who were
outstanding for their wisdom, sen-
iority or the importance of their!
parish churches. They served in
formally as advisers and assist
ants to the Pope. But they were!
not regarded as "princes of the:
church" nor did they have a spc-
cial role in electing a new Pope.
Until late in the 12th century, all
the clergy of Rome, and a num
ber of laymen, including em
perors and noblemen, participat
ed in the election of Popes.
In 1179. Pope Alexander III is
sued a decree vesting in the car
dinals the sole right to elect a
new Pope.
During me next three cen-l
turies, cardinals gradually came'
to be regarded as being on a par
with secular royalty. Their status
as princes of tlie church was
formally defined by Pope Leo X
in 1514.
Size Varied Widely
During this era, the size of the
College of Cardinals varied wide
ly. Under Pope Alexander IV
(1254-611 there were only seven
cardinals. Pope Gregory XIII
(1572-15851 enlarged the number!
to 76. Pope Sixtus V in 1586 fixed
the number of cardinals at 70
a total which was never exceed-!
cd until Pope John XXIII raised
it to 85. (Three of the cardinals
have died since then, reducing the
total to 82. i
The cardinals choose the Pope,
nd the Pope chooses the cardi-
term consistory is applied to any
formal meeting oi the cardinals
with the Pope). Then they are in
ducted at a colorful public con
sistory at which they receive red
hats.
The red hats which have be
come synonymous with the rank
of cardinal have low crowns and
very broad brims, from which
hang 15 tassels. They are bright
red.
A cardinal after his induction
wears a scarlet biretta (three-
peaked clerical cap) of a scarlet
zuchetto (skull cap). Many people
have the erroneous impression
that these familiar headpieces
are red hats but to the car
dinals who wear them they are
'working clothes" rather than
crowns.
Ends Italians Dominance
Forty-five of the 82 present
cardinals were created by Pope
John XXIII. In addition to ex
panding the college, he ended
the traditional Italian dominance,
Only 28 of the present cardinals
are Italians. The other 54 come
from 30 different countries, with
France supplying eight, Spain
seven, the United States five,
Germany three. Brazil three, Por
tugal two, Canada two, Argentina
two, and 22 other countries one
each.
They range in age from 49
(Cardinal Rickctts of Peru) to 91
ICardinal Morano of Italy). The
median age is 74.
There is no canon law 'which
says the cardinals must elevate!
lone of their own number to the
papacv. Theoretically, any male
Catholic w ho has reached the age
of reason, even a layman, might
be elected Pope. In actual prac
tice, however, the Pope has come
from the College of Cardinals in
every election since 1378.
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