Criterion Archives - March 26, 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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- Pope announces changes in liturgy for Holy Week
- Urges halt to gas use in Vietnam
- Atlanta prelate hits race demonstrations
- Editor, Jewish leader to air council views
- Marian students join race march
- Good news: Mary Perkins Ryan
- At. Lanesville school dedication
- 250 to receive Marian Medals
- A word from the Archbishop
- Establish office for purchasing
- In Bloomington Passion Play
- An in-depth report: Catholics drag feet in rhythm research
- Tells how ecumenical spirit can bear fruit
- New universities
- Governor saves 5 from death chair
- St. John Bosco Guild opens membership drive
- Don’t spill the potio Arabica
- Archbishop’s schedule
- Bishop Pinger’s schedule
- Says Kerala Reds won’t take rule
- New universities
- Young widower: determined to keep family together
- 35th year marked by Catholic Hour
- 50 pilgrimages are scheduled
- Pope lauds Red cosmonauts
- Dialogue approved: Catholics, Lutherans set doctrinal talks
- Accepts position with Charities
- The Church and the world: Pope asks peace, brotherhood-Spain fighting rural exodus
- Opposed to surgery on Siamese twins
- Comment: mismanagement-opportunity-the ugly facts-myth exploded
- Question box: have rosary, Creed changed?
- Opinions
- The yardstick: Washington pickets
- Marian lecturers: Father Paul Courtney, Sister Mary Karen, O.S.F.
- What of the day: the Selma situation
- British bishops set more Mass changes
- Vatican eases laws regarding holy oils
- Soloists for Sunday’s Providence choir concert
- CYO table tennis individual champions
- Two in a-row for Latin School
- Play event ready for 2nd round
- Wrestlers to compete tomorrow
- Conduct mission via television
- To lecture
- Drop dead!
- Bowls 702 series: Patty Hindel
- Indianapolis YCA installs officers
- 500 youths attend Lanesville event
- Cy Cipher
- St. Philip’s wins volleyball title
- Details announced for CYO convention
- Cathedral plans vocations panel
- Pay clergy tab, students urged
- Family clinic: children feel left out, immigrant complains
- Thru God-colored glasses: religion in Russia
- Congratulates FAO
- Chapel to be built beneath airport
- The week in liturgy
- Good news: what really matters is participation
- Working to beat hell: it’s not really funny
- More brotherhood among faiths urged
- Saint’s relics to be returned
- ‘Hush, Hush, Sweet Charlotte’ called cheap and degrading
- Discovery of bomb fails to stop Mass
- To receive degree from Protestant school of theology
- Meet ‘Jack and Jill’ Catholic Children’s Theatre Workshop
- Court reverses ‘Goldfarb’ stand
- Variety in books: a new book on Adolph Hitler
- Round of music at Providence High School
- Tic tacker
- A word from the Archbishop
- ND coach booked for Ritter talk
- Retreat slated
- Ladywood maps open house plans
- Hopes for greater Marian devotion
- Southern bishop asks racism declaration
- Marian instructor is Forum speaker
- third Order unit to meet Sunday
- Card party set
- Plan tea party
- Plan fish fry
- St. Meinrad sets special seminar
- Heads purchasing office: Earle Fontaine
- Tell City spelling bee winners
- Around the archdiocese: Terre Haute DCCM slates recollection
- Funeral Mass is offered for Providence nun
- Two Archdiocesan youths invested
- Faith sustained him, Cardinal Beran says
- Louisville college sets open house
- Legion of Mary pilgrimage set
- Farmer’s view: the big issue
- At Richmond vocations program
- Remember them in your prayers
- Breakfast planned by Jesuit alumni
- Zoning ruling hits Jesuits
- Marian Alumni slate dinner
- Hospital Guild will entertain
- Recollection set at Little flower
- Set style show and card party
- Nun is slugged by convent intruders
- At interfaith session: relate Christianity to the issues is plea
- Atlanta editor praises priests, nuns in Selma
- Asks outsiders to leave Selma
- Pope again discusses the liturgy
- Meeting scheduled on birth control
- Nun to wear secular clothing in U.S. job
- Backs participation of nuns in marches
- For India’s poor
- Will you help?