More "leaks" occurred from Cardinal Bea's Secretariat, this time about the contents of Cardinal Felici's two letters, which became articles featured in publications such as "The New York Times", sounding the alarm and putting on the pressure. A memorandum was issued by a group of liberal-leaning Cardinals who were keen to push through ""On Religious Liberty"" and ""On the Jews and Non-Christians."" The most vocal of these were the so-called "Rhineland" liberal cleric and certain Cardinals from the United States. A gathering took place at the residence of Cardinal Josef Frings of Cologne and a number of other Cardinals added their voice to the petition to Paul VI, urging him not to change the direction the Council was headed. Supporters of the Frings motion explicitly named by the media included Cardinals Raúl Silva Henríquez of Chile, Joseph Ritter of St. Louis, Albert Gregory Meyer of Chicago, Julius Döpfner of Munich, Franz König of Vienna, Achille Liénart of Lille, Joseph-Charles Lefèbvre of Bourges, Bernardus Johannes Alfrink of Utrecht, Giacomo Lercaro of Bologna and Leo Joseph Suenens of Brussels.