Criterion Archives - July 2, 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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- Major problems of Church reviewed by Pope Paul
- Message to assembly: Pontiff hails United Nations
- First in Indianapolis: anti-poverty center proposed
- Archbishop with new novices
- Woods observance
- winds damage church, convent
- Vernacular
- Carmel novenas open Thursday, July 8th
- Pope omits crown on anniversary
- Council preview: Pope Paul comments on religious liberty
- Independence Day, 1965
- Criterion travel section: Chicago
- Priest who aided Selma marchers transferred
- mass translation termed pitiable
- Updating urged for parish groups
- Outlawed
- Cleveland slates huge fund drive
- The Church and the world: Pope in peace appeal-aid to higher education
- Evict priest from reservation
- Hospital Guild sets bus tour to shrine
- Dutch seminaries to enroll women
- Notre Dame given new ford grant
- Drop envoy set-up, Rome urged
- Extension Society volunteers will aid U.S. missions
- Salvage Bureau head retires: Fred Haunss
- Comment: Sacred and sober-forward move-heal thyself
- Question box: asks about traditionalists
- Opinions
- Your world and mine: ever-widening gap between rich, poor
- The yardstick: raps attack on Anti-Defamation League
- What of the day: fish on Thursdays?
- Receives award: Sir Knight John W. Gerlach
- Seminary dropout rate growing, Sulpician priest’s survey shows
- Catholic agency gives drought aid
- Liturgy body
- Let’s sing along with Caesar
- Vocation films
- Convention set
- Volunteens purchase hospital wheel chairs
- Brebeuf scholarship winner: Rick Wehmeier
- Project Muscatatuck: Glenmary novices aid retarded
- 750 are expected to attend dance
- Reminder
- Construction up
- Strike puts meat on Friday tables
- Cy Cipher
- Final plans drafted for CYO swim meets
- Fires 2-under 53: Shircliff again wins CYO golf tourney
- Family clinic: parents won’t permit girl to have dates
- Speaker
- Sees eventual use of song at most Masses
- Poverty Act rapped for neglect of aging
- The week in liturgy
- Diocese draws up ecumenical guide
- Precedent
- Thru God-colored glasses: a real noisy fourth
- Good news: expressing gratitude
- Love, not study, seen chief route to unity
- Viewing with Arnold: war film has depth of cafeteria waffle
- Variety in books: the ecumenical age
- Tic tacker
- Observaance set
- Joins staff
- By narrow margin: private school aid backed by Lutherans
- Leo Laucks note 25th anniversary
- Says Pope Paul VI may visit Fatima
- St. Pius X Guild announces officers
- ND scholarship winner: Noel Don Wycliff
- Episcopal-Catholic talks get underway
- Around the archdiocese: St. Mary-of-the Rock slates annual picnic
- Appeal to Pope on birth control
- KC elects Casper at Terre Haute
- Pilgrimage set
- Archabbot has conference role
- Sr. Chrysostom, Benedictine, dies
- Nashville couple observes jubilee: Mr. and Mrs. Watson
- Spirituality of celibates discussed
- To mark jubilee: Sister Carmel
- Farmers’s view: that diploma
- Remember them in your prayers
- Plan crusade
- Father Ajamie to conduct retreat
- Jazz event
- Vows ceremony set at Lady of Grace
- The laity’s witness discussed by layman
- Progress noted in fight for educational rights
- Pronounces first vows: Sr. David Jerome
- Gift to Pope
- Asks a new approach to the Mass
- Answer communists: Vatican bares financial status
- At college luncheon: St. Mary’s College, Notre Dame