in an oblique position as in the case of customary inliners. The guiding of the two rear rollers is difficult on account of the front rollers that are arranged in series but are inflexible so that a correct curve travel is hardly possible.
The guiding of the three-wheel roller skate, the so-called Dutch skate, that was put on the market in the 50s, is somewhat simpler. This skate has a large roller in front of the shoe and two equally large rollers that are, however, arranged on the sides of the shoe and extend upward above the shoe sole. However, even this shoe should be placed as horizontally as possible, that is, not in an oblique position, on the road surface.
U.S. Pat. No. 6,722,670 teaches a roller skate withXII. However, Archbishop Becker died two days later, on June 15, before Scherer received his episcopal consecration. Scherer was named as his successor as Archbishop of Porto Alegre on the following December 30. He was consecrated on February 23, 1947, by Archbishop Carlo Chiarlo, with Bishops José Baréa and José de Almeida Baptista serving as co-consecrators. In reference to divorce, the Archbishop once called for "prayers to God to take away from Brazil the calamity which threatens Christian families". Scherer also gave weekly radio broadcasts against "anarchists and followers of Communism" within the Church.

From 1962 to 1965, he attended the Second Vatican Council, and was recognized as one of the leading conservative prelates during the 1960s and 1970s. However, Scherer did support the succession of the left-wing João