Criterion Archives - March 12, 1965
The following is a summary of the headlines and photos which appeared in this issue of The Criterion. Items in italics are partial captions from photographs.
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- Pope offers Italian Mass at altar facing the people
- A priest’s report: nightmare in Selma
- Clergy, Sisters join Selma protest march
- Conference hits Selma brutality
- Jeffersonville man in ordination class
- Appointed
- At St. Barnabas groundbreaking
- St. Meinrad closing its high school
- Msgr. Hamill dies, former Chancellor
- Catholics warned on rigidity
- $24,000 willed to Church agencies
- 51 percent favor private school aid
- At parish school’s career day
- Clergy shortage acute: married diaconate called a necessity
- Italian bishops defend Pius’ wartime record
- Archbishop’s schedule
- Bishop Pinger’s schedule
- Interracialist to receive award
- Sister of Charity dies in the East
- Church council endorses aid for nonpublic pupils
- Describes revised schema on world
- Says lay teachers lack in-service training
- Prelate improving
- Sees dialogue need between Church, city
- Diocesan high school music directors
- Historic pharmacy replaced
- By supreme court: movie censorship principles upheld
- Requiem offered
- Cincinnati sets concelebration
- Prelate sees progress
- Pope gives battle flag to turkey
- The Church and the world: Church and diplomacy-pastoral renewal sought
- Comment: Paul’s example-wearin’ the green-for the record
- Question box: can the adopted enter religion?
- Your world and mine: Brazil: can Church renew self?
- Opinions
- The yardstick: is minimum wage of $1.25 realistic?
- Urges First Confession delay
- Television used at consecration
- Sister M. Bridget dies at age of 83
- Race manual
- Prelate sounds warning on birth control plan
- Papal gift
- English teachers set convention at Marian
- Slate regional NCCW institutes
- What of the day: the loyal opposition
- Madison wins cadet crown, 55-39
- Defeat St. Gabriel of Connersville
- Adoration day for youth set
- Cop tourney
- Social work school
- Luci enrolls at Georgetown
- Report 67 entries in play contest
- Doubleheader set at Little Flower
- Latin School defends table tennis crown
- State KC slates new youth award
- Cy Cipher
- Volleyball tourney to open tomorrow
- Holy Cross ‘67’ tourney winners
- Family clinic: cites pastor’s warning abut teen-age dating
- Thru God-colored glasses: abominable palefaces
- Colleges approve student exchanges
- Stress child’s stake in divorce actions
- the week in liturgy
- Working to beat hell: nobody loves Lent
- This is Catholicism: Church laws
- Viewing with Arnold: ‘How To Murder Your Wife’ features comic strip humor
- Variety in books: ‘The Other Dialogue’
- Pope praises parents of retarded children
- Admire new school bus: Holy Angels Parish, Indianapolis
- Tic tacker
- Parish school sponsors unique career day
- Guild schedules spaghetti dinner
- Newman Mothers set recollection
- Brebeuf slates sports carnival
- Foster parents to be honored at special dinner
- Guild dinner
- Third Order unit to meet Monday
- Parish schedules St. Patrick’s dance
- Auxiliary slates tea for March 21
- Charity work total $11,000
- Hibernian guests: Robert Briscoe, Maria Murtagh
- Annual Acies
- Archbishop Schulte to confer Orders
- Around the archdiocese: Rabbi will address New Albany meeting
- DCCM officers are announced
- Deadlines listed for annual K of C oratory contest
- Retreat master: Father Paul Trementozzi, a Carmelite
- Named editor
- Woods observance committee named
- Vocations month program set at Richmond parish
- Ladywood lay advisory board
- Archdiocesan junior third place team: St. Mary parish, Brownsburg
- Remember them in your prayers
- Catholic nurses to hold breakfast
- St. Mark’s plan supper and style show
- Lecture series on marriage to begin March 14
- Brebeuf schedules vocations panel
- Alumni to meet
- Parish conducting bible services
- Study club to meet
- Over-protective laws for Sisters deplored
- Cathedral High sets band banquet
- Aid Tibetans
- Marian lecturer: Sister Margaret Ann, O.S.F., PhD.