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Ecumenical Council Fathers Disagree
On When Elderly Bishops Should Retire
Monday, November 11, 1963
HERALD AND NKWS, Klinum Fill!, Ort.
Page 5 A
VATICAN CITY H'PI Ecu
menical Council fathers en
gaged today in an emotional de
bate over whether bishops
should be forced to resign when
they become too old to govern
their dioceses.
Some fathers strongly urged
a mandatory retirement age of
75. Others were vehemently op
posed to any kind of pressure
on an aging bishop to give up
his diocese.
Archbishop Michele Gonzi of
Malta, who is 78, told the coun
cil with great emotion that a
compulsory retirement age
would "put bishops in the same
category with civil service offi
cials." He said he was appalled
at the idea of forcing a bishop
to "break his bonds with his
beloved diocese."
Bishop Albert Conrad De Vito,
59, of Lucknow, India, also de
plored compulsory retirement.
He said that many bishops
would be deprived of any
means of financial support and
would have to "live like Lazu
rus, begging crumbs from the
rich man's table." He said a
bishop who is the father of his
diocese "and aged parents have
a right to live in their own
home and to expect their chil
dren to support tliem even if
they are sick and feeble."
But Archbishop Corrado Min
go, 62, of Monreale, Italy, argu
ing for compulsory retirement,
said that the majority of pre
lates arc unable to function ef
ficiently alter 75. Asking them
to resign voluntarily wlien they
grow too old won't work, he
said, because old age tends to
lie a man to his office and to
give him a feeling he is indis
pensable. Bishop Antonio Anoveros of
Cadiz, Spain, said that the good
of tile souls committed to his
care must take precedence over
a bishop's individual needs and
desires. He agreed that compul
sory retirement would represent
a "crisis" for an aging bishop,
but he said that bishops cer
tainly should have the spiritual
strength to survive it.
One problem which was men
tioned by virtually every speak
er in today's debate is that un
der the present setup there is
no definite system for provid
ing for tlie financial needs of
an elderly bishop who resigns
his diocese.
The proposed decree, which is
before the council for debate,
urges bishops to retire when
age or feebleness impedes their
capacity, and suggests that 75
is a suitable time for re
tirement. It says bishops who resign
voluntarily will be taken care
of financially and will be given
all the honors and privileges of
the episcopacy. But it does not
spell out exactly how this would
be done.
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