Dr. Chojnowski: Here are some interesting quotations from a book I am reading through now, The Broken Cross: The Hidden Hand in the Vatican by Piers Compton (Great Britain, Neville Spearman Limited, 1983), pp. 109-110. Here is the text: "[Portugal] His presence there in May 1967, excited comment, both on account of the almost casual arrangements he made for meeting the Catholic leader, Salazar, and the way in which (as one of his closest colleagues remarked) he practically mumbled when celebrating the Mass that marked the climax of the visit. It had been taken for granted that he would welcome a meeting with Lucia dos Santos, the last survivor of the 3 children who, in 1917, witnesses the apparitions, the strange phenomena that accompanied them, at the small town of Fatima. But the Pope put her aside with a testy, "Now now, later!" As an afterthought he referred her to a bishop [Now we know why!] A different kind of reception was accorded to Cla