Criterion Archives - February 7, 1964
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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- Secret Curia meeting arouses speculation
- Pilgrim Pontiff seen fulfilling three-fold aim
- Meeting of Pope and patriarch breaks centuries-old precedent
- Latin School’s Dugan Hall
- Official
- Pope sends candles to Orthodox
- Construction to begin on new Marian dorm
- Urge fight against extremism
- Scout award
- DCCM sets open houses
- Annual Lenten Letter
- Liturgy body is appointed by Pontiff
- First of a series: an interview with Bishop John Wright
- Birth control battle ending, expert says
- European sketchbook: Yugoslavia
- Scecina plans annual Mardi Gras card party
- The liturgical reform; More lay participation seen as a primary goal
- The Church and the world: Chancellor in audience-Papal retreat-arrest priests
- Comment: inner schools: to the moon-outlook cloudy
- Question box: Friday abstinence prompts a query
- Social reform: freedom does make a difference
- Your world and Mine: tension mounting in the Holy Land
- The yardstick: Georgetown seminar on poverty applauded
- Urges a clear stand on religious liberty
- Ease fast for children
- Author reveals Hitler’s designs on Vatican
- On Marian lectures: Father John A. Hardon, S.J.
- Leave for Cuba
- British clergymen deplore river of U.S. obscenity
- What of the day: Calling Dr. Ben Casey
- For teens only
- Archdiocesan tourney set to open
- 650 attend observance
- Cy Cipher
- Sweethearts’ Ball slated at Marian
- Catholic families invited to host foreign students
- Table tennis site changed
- Dance scheduled
- Marian cager: Bernie Schnieder
- Dance scheduled
- Family clinic: perennial bridesmaid beginning to despair
- In the whole Christ: forgiveness
- The week in liturgy
- This is Catholicism: The inspired word
- Every baptized person seen member of Church
- Ford grant
- Working to beat hell: Lent is for love!
- Patroness of the Congo
- Viewing with Arnold: ‘The Cardinal’ is often dramatic, but is devoid of spiritual depth
- Books of the hour: Catholic Almanac wins plaudits of reviewer
- Tic tacker
- Pope to open Lent appeal over radio
- Foreign student appeal sounded
- Triad Concert on tap tonight
- Plan spaghetti social: Our Lady of Grace Academy, Beech Grove
- Announce tuition scholarships for five at Cathedral
- Chatard to sponsor panel discussion for college minded
- Remember them in your prayers
- Name new supervisor for Charities bureau
- Around the archdiocese: annual carnival slated at Schulte High School
- Catholic Relief aided 40 million
- Recovering
- Renewal is theme of NCCM meeting
- Catholics in India
- Visits Holy Land
- Scecina planning for Lenten dinners
- Msgr. Brokhage to be speaker
- Farmer’s view: the drop-outs
- Close Talbot House
- Map card party plans: Sacred Heart Women’s Club, Jeffersonville
- Archbishop Schulte’s schedule
- Bishop Pinger’s schedule
- New Nuncio
- Four attributes: Cogley outlines role of Catholic college
- 42 pct. of eligibles are in Catholic schools
- Serrans schedule Pastors night
- ND head deplores dearth of impact by U.S. colleges
- Clergy shortage
- Raps parents who depend on schools
- British Catholics to fast for needy
- Program slated for Woods group
- At Richmond vocations conference