Confirmed NOT the same as
- Pope Paul VI (this record is the office across decades ("you may become the Pope"); that one is Paul VI specifically)
Events involving this person
19 March 1965
Neville says he reads the newspapers every day and that morning read the Pope's published confessions in the Times.
5 April 1965
He describes his own reading on the day before and the day of the lecture: the current issue of Time magazine that arrived that day, and the previous day's L. A.
A cardinal receives papal permission after losing an arm
Description
He recalls a cardinal who developed a clot in his right arm on his way to Rome for the Ecumenical Conference, had the arm amputated, and got special permission from the Pope to conduct the Mass with the left hand.
Location
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
- before 1967 (possible)
- before 2 October 1967
Told
2 October 1967
Sources
- Source: The Name of Judah ¶8 (There was a cardinal here who developed some kind of a clot in his right arm on his way to Rome and the Ecumenical Conference and they had to amputate the right arm.)
11 October 1968
Neville reports seeing a television news item that evening about the Pope, criticised over birth control, issuing a new Vatican statement that Jesus appointed Peter as first Pope and that all subseque
25 October 1968
The night before the lecture Neville heard Billy Graham for the first time — a crusade programme with a thousand-member choir and an appeal for money — and concluded Graham had no concept of Jesus or