Criterion Archives - July 23, 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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- Pontiff deplores lack of respect for authority
- Rabbi scores Jewish stand on school aid
- Jubilee Mass set in Terre Haute
- Receive mission cross: Sister Marintha Huber
- Vincent de Paul meeting plans set
- Rent boost protest led by religious
- In Marion County: high school deficit passes $350,000
- Vidimus
- Franciscan shifts are announced
- Teacher aid bill is sent to Congress
- This striking lithograph of the late Pope John XXIII
- Pledge system now favored: Aussies revise church giving program
- Protestants collaborated: intelligible, modern English aim of new Bible translation
- Sees efforts to curb work of the council
- Monsignors ready to drop titles
- Loosen inhibitions in singing, priest says
- First lay editor
- New deaths bring Congo toll to 171
- Religious freedom still problem in Mexico
- New ACCW deanery presidents
- Not retaliatory: explains termination of Mexico aid plan
- Saw flying saucers, Jesuit scientist says
- Vestments from wedding dress
- Ecumenical help for Congo
- Bishops of Colombia lash at divorce bill
- The Church and the world: Nautical touch-interfaith service set
- Comment: Adlai Stevenson-poverty is war-who’s there?-one man, one vote
- Question box: Luci’s baptism draws query
- Opinions
- Your world and mine: politicians behind Colombian crisis
- The yardstick: Old Samuel Gompers name is used in van
- Christmas stamp theme religious
- Catholics aid Lutheran charity
- ND to host theology conference
- Parish in Virginia tithes for missions
- Don’t fear new Mass music, expert advises
- Cardinal Shehan given curia post
- Rebaptizing of Eastern Rite Catholics hit
- What o the day: fears left wing plot
- Scientist Nun at IU
- St. Joan of Arc swimmers win 6th title in row
- Tennis tourney plans drafted
- Camp openings still available
- Coaches, note
- Sub-novice swim meet champs Holy Name, Beech Grove
- Sub-novice runners-up: Immaculate Heart, Indianapolis
- Vatican weekly lauds Pat Boone as gentleman
- Cy Cipher
- Breakfast slated for Richmond CYO
- Movie list
- Fourth session outlook: religious unity: is it an empty hope?
- Good news: the fraternal meal
- The week in liturgy
- Library ban on POAU magazine draws protest
- Thru God-colored glasses: the good (?) old days
- Recipient named for Newman Award
- The week in liturgy
- Galway Cathedral to be dedicated
- Family clinic: disgruntled bachelor lets off some steam
- Viewing with Arnold: ‘the Train’ is a film that may bug you
- Farm labor bill backed
- Family limitations upheld by priest
- Variety in books: book is all about women
- Teen talent winner: Miss Jeanne Rinne
- Tic tacker
- Festival opens at Holy Spirit
- Books are trash, but not illegal
- It depends on whose foot the shoe is on
- Sr. Providentia dies at the Woods
- Consecration rite scheduled
- New unity center
- U.S. missionary is named bishop
- Mrs. Countryman will be speaker
- What is liturgical?: convention tackles church design issues
- U.S. diocese is created
- Pope Paul goes to summer villa
- Dante stamp
- Oh, brother!
- Around the archdiocese: picnic, chicken dinner slated at Sellersburg
- Hospital pledges exceed $94,000
- Farmer’s view: time to hitch up
- Dallas University will establish seminary course
- Late vocations’ house for nuns founded in East
- Pronounces vows: Friar Michael Christiani
- Pope tells actors of responsibility
- Bishop honored
- Two Lutherans become Benedictine novices
- Group in Britain pledges campaign for all-Latin Mass
- Nun appointed
- Convention kit
- Swahili bible
- Visual equipment grant given Woods
- Remember them in your prayers
- First session report: Jesuits back fight for racial justice
- 47 Oldenburg nuns to observe jubilees
- Gov. Rockefeller honored by CEF
- New department
- Pilgrimage set
- Priests and nuns at hootenanny
- Card. McGuigan reported critical
- Bishop repeats ‘apparitions’ warning
- Third order speaker: Father Stephen Hay