American Cardinals Lead Canonization Pilgrims in Rome
In Rome for the canonization of the first male American saint, thousands of pilgrims attended three days of Triduum services led by three American cardinals. John Nepomucene Neumann, born in Bohemia in 1811 and a Philadelphia bishop, was praised by Pope Paul VI as a son of America. The ceremony drew 25,000 spectators in St Peter’s Square.
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Begin faces confidence vote in Knesset for prime ministership
Israel’s Likud leader Menachem Begin prepared for a Knesset confidence vote after forming a coalition with the National Religious party and Agudat Yisrael. With 61 seats in hand and two pledges for support, a majority appeared likely. Begin planned a Washington trip next month to meet President Carter amid expectations of pressure on territorial concessions. The cabinet includes Moshe Dayan as foreign minister, seen as moderating, while Begin refused to commit to West Bank withdrawals.
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