Criterion Archives - July 27, 1962
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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- Little Sisters announce site of home for aged
- Keen interest shown: Council may discuss liberty of non-Catholic minorities
- New academic dean named for Marian
- Catholic Charities plans special exhibit Sunday
- Named chaplain for Little Sisters
- U.S. liturgists: see more vernacular as result of council
- Benedictine welcome: Beech Grove mayor, city officials enjoy Lady of Grace hospitality
- Open struck schools in Australia
- Catholic Charities plans special exhibit Sunday
- Convent chaplain: The Right Rev. Ignatius Esser, O.S.B.
- One year later: the shocking story of the freedom riders
- Indianapolis nun professed: Xavier Mission Sister of Fraser, Michigan, Sister Therese Marie, the former Janet Wiseman
- The Church and the world: canonizations-social justice-banished
- 850 Providence Sisters at interracial seminar
- Take initiative, Christians advised
- Atlanta Catholic schools to enroll 11 Negro pupils
- Extension given for Easter dut
- Pray for rain
- Catholic observers plan to attend WCC meeting
- Liturgical reform is initiated for the Malabar Rite
- Take initiative, Christians advised
- Aid refugees
- Comment: the doctors-invisible American
- Question box: priest had cows, but we had none
- Opinions: Medicare editorial evokes criticism
- Controversy: doctors in Canada hurt profession
- Sermonette: love your neighbor
- The Vatican Council: secretariat for Unity has immense potential
- Preparing for Second Vatican Council
- Council official sees surge toward unity
- What of the day: divergencies of opinion
- Set up benefit plan for lay employees
- For teens only
- St. Joan of Arc’s swimming champs
- School press parley dates announced
- Vocations flourish in mountains
- Spanish-speaking census opened
- Cy Cipher
- Convention slated
- The liturgical week
- The faith explained: when should priest be called for the sick?
- Mother Mary Katharine Drexel
- Confirmation anointing is still a requirement
- Family clinic: woman worried about marrying a widower
- The yardstick: is labor bourgeois?
- Controversial movie: Why did they film ‘Lolita,’ critic wonders
- Cornerstone box: Joseph Huber, St. John’s parish, Starlight and Father Charles Noll, pastor
- Books of the hour: the role of Catechism
- Warns of slavery of materialism
- Protestants, Jews get bids to attend Pontifical studies
- Tic tacker
- Issue explained: ban on translation of pastoral clarified
- Religious fog among pupils hit
- Remember them in your prayers
- Catholic Dr. Schweitzer: ex-insurance executive now apostle to lepers
- Around the archdiocese: annual chicken dinners slated t 3 parishes
- Sellersburg picnic award
- Memento
- State KC officials schedule meeting
- Annual pilgrimage to Ohio shrine set
- Church construction
- Study rental plan in textbook crisis
- Farmer’s view: why subsidies?
- Close churches
- In Florence: prelate meets with laity to discuss council views
- Need of Catholic brains seen factor in school aid
- Papal camps
- Ordinations up
- Jesuit named: Father John A. Hardon, S.J.
- Urges that laymen, nuns be permitted to give Communion
- Prayer pickets seeking return of worker-priests
- Spanish bishops deplore lack of social conscience
- Aide to education peril emphasized
- Hit Jewish council representations
- Help foreign girls