... Mission should be "calmed down," they were creating a lot of difficulty, and you said we could ask P.L. to do something. So he's done something. Aha! He says this: "I spoke to Cardinal Tisserant 1 about the problem you mentioned. He is writing this very day to the bishop of Pondicherry along the lines you gave me—he is indignant to learn that you are the object of such un-Christian ...
... A visitor who has been staying in the Ashram for some time. × Cardinal Tisserant, who died in 1972. ...
... effect. He's still open. But he didn't even listen to the elementary advice he was given. He was told, "Speak only to the Pope and to no one else." And he spoke right and left. He spoke to Cardinal Tisserant, to this Monsignor R., so... ( silence ) They are so attached to their power that they are capable of reverting to their old ways—excommunication, inquisition and the rest—to prevent things ...
... I have so painstakingly created is collapsing.... I am left with a feeling of having worked and suffered in vain and for nothing. "And so I turn to you in total trust. "The death of Cardinal Tisserant, who for twenty-one years was a peerless father to me, has plunged me into total disarray.... I feel like an orphan.... It is thus with all my earnestness that I say to you: Mother, help me to ...
... March Mother’s Agenda 1972-1973 March 11, 1972 I've received a letter from P.L. This is what he says: "... You may have already learned that Cardinal Tisserant died on the 21st [of February]. As he was in reality the Vice-Pope, you can imagine the pomp of the funeral ceremony, with representatives from Page 89 the French government, the ...
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