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January 14, 1983 - Image 11

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1983-01-14

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Vatican Names
French Convert
to Cardinal Post

PARIS (JTA) — Jean-
Marie Lustiger, the Ar-
chbishop of Paris and a con-
verted Jew, was named a
Cardinal and a Prince of the
Roman Catholic Church
last week. Vatican sources
said that as far as they
knew, he is the first Jew to
achieve this rank.
Lustiger will be officially
installed by Pope John Paul
II during a Vatican cere-
mony Feb. 2. Lustiger was
one of 18 new Cardinals
named by the Pontiff.
The 56-year-old prelate,
born in France to a family of
Polish Jewish immigrants,
was appointed Archbishop
of Paris in February 1981.
He said at the time, "Yes, I
am Jewish and I am con-
scious of it. I don't feel any
sense of betrayal towards
my Jewish brethren. Like
them, I have known the
scorn, the persecution, the
rejection and tragedy of his-
tory."
Born in 1926, Lustiger
lived a normal life in a non-
traditional Jewish family
before the Nazi invasion of
France. Given for safe-
keeping to a Roman
Catholic family in Orleans,
he converted to their faith
in 1944. He studied at the
Sorbonne, worked in a fac-
tory and was ordained a
priest in 1954, becoming
chaplain to Paris Univer-
sity Catholic students.
His mother died in Au-
schwitz where she was de-
ported by the Nazis.

Philly BB Sets-
Israel Trip
for Singles

PHILADELPHIA — The
Single Professionals Unit of
Bnai Brith/Bnai Brith
Women in Philadelphia,
will sponsor an Israel sing-
les trip May 9-23.
Open to Jewish singles,
age 21-35, the two-week trip
includes eight days sightse-
eing and programs and so-
cials with Israeli counter-
parts.
The trip is planned with
the cooperation of the Bnai
Brith International Israel
Commission and the Bnai
Brith World Center in
Jerusalem.
For a trip itinerary, con-
tact the Philadelphia Bnai
Brith office, 230 S. 15th St.,
Philadelphia, Pa. 19102,
(215) 732-6400.

Florida Group
Plans to Gather

Michigan Socialites of
Broward will meet 8 p.m.
Wednesday at Broward
Federal (new meeting
place), 6736 N. University
Dr., Tamarac, Fla.
Refreshments will be
served. Former Michigan
residents in Florida are in-
vited. For information, call
in Florida Sylvia Tillinger,
741-8083; or Rose Fox,
722-3215.

We love in others what we
lack ourselves, and would
be everything but what we
are.

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