Criterion Archives - March 2, 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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- Meet the Unclebachs: Family leading fight on crippling disease
- Pope John again emphasizes position of Latin in Church
- Wrong direction: anti-Red crusaders seen off on a tangent
- More power for bishops discussed by Commission
- Translation proposal for Council hit
- China patriots vote total break with Rome
- Help retarded school: rural parishes aid community project
- Rushville Sister to pronounce vows: Sister Catherine Hoeing
- Can’t understand Catholic Birchers
- Reciprocation
- Honored: Miss Toni Lawrie, junior at St. Vincent’s School of Nursing
- Does ‘Mater et Magistra’ support Socialism?
- Healthy homes are happy homes
- Academy sponsors spaghetti social: Our Lady of Grace Academy, Beech Grove
- Don’t bar ‘controversial’ books, teachers advised
- Billy Hargis creed: rightwingers attack church unity efforts
- The Church and the world: honored by Pope-editor expelled-end hunger strike
- Lay responsibility stressed by bishop
- 4th Maine town backs bus rides
- Comment: enforcement-illicit lawyers-urban affairs
- Question box: was the Magdalen really a sinner?
- Stray leaves: thoughts on music and music-making
- Opinions: astronaut’s prayer impressed reader
- A priest in Russia: Soviet tourist agency is an official ‘watchdog’
- Business Girls’ retreat
- The yardstick: social problems of today
- What of the day: the Arizona school case
- For teens only
- Immaculate Heart wins Cadet title
- Senior archdiocesan title holders: St. Ann, Terre Haute
- Cy Cipher
- Public high school boys offered brief retreats
- Anne Culkin: asks how to develop Christian personality
- Root out race bias, rabbi urges youth
- Heads council body
- Church bombed
- The faith explained: the Divine Sacrifice of the Mass
- Sacred vestments: the maniple
- Family clinic: family addicted to TV
- The liturgical week
- Folly of pacifism
- The life of Our Lord: death on the Cross
- ‘Babes in Toyland’: Walt Disney film disappointing
- Heads campaign: William P. Flynn, chairman of annual campaign for funds for the St. Joseph’s Auxiliary of the Little Sisters of the Poor
- Books of the hour: tract for the times
- Annual play festival set at Marian this week-end
- Vatican launches survey on shrines
- English professor named as speaker: Mr. Warden
- Announce speaker for guild meeting
- Tic tacker
- Plan card party: Altar Society of St. Anthony’s parish
- Evansville plans new Latin School
- Office will aid Spanish-speaking
- Fr. Dooley named breakfast speaker
- Kansas monks plan Brazil foundation
- Catholic mayor
- A prayer for unity
- Pre-Cana lectures set for Richmond couples
- New Albany library to conduct annual fund drive Mar. 4th
- Farmer’s view: look at your town
- Operation clean-up: pastor, rural flock restore cemetery: Rome, Ind.
- Growth is reported in credit unions
- College to honor General Guenther
- Clemency is asked for Castro victims
- Remember them in your prayers
- Limited school aid legal, expert declares
- Card party award: St. Michael parish
- Two appointed to faculty of Chartrand High School: Mr. MacGregor, Mr. Beckman
- Believes elections doom school aid
- Speaker named
- Court backs church right in elections
- Honors priest
- Archbishop Schulte’s Confirmation schedule