TITLE

Cardinals Give Measured Support to Retaliatory Attacks

PUB. DATE

October 2001

SOURCE

America;10/22/2001, Vol. 185 Issue 12, p4

SOURCE TYPE

Periodical

DOC. TYPE

Article

ABSTRACT

Reports on the level of support given by Catholic Cardinals in the United States on the country's war against terrorism in Afghanistan. Retaliatory aerial bombings launched by the country against terrorists in Afghanistan; Concerns of the Cardinals on the innocents in Afghanistan who will be affected by the war.

ACCESSION #

5390322

Tags: CARDINALS;  AERIAL bombing;  TERRORISM -- Government policy

 

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