Do-It-Yourself Catholicism Divides American Church
The three part series shows U.S. Roman Catholics split between loyal faith and personal moral judgments. Surveys reveal wide dissent on priestly celibacy women priests contraception and divorce. Clergy demand greater voice in policy while lay Catholics take on more roles in church life.
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John Paul II
Eugene Kennedy
Chicago
Loyola University
Germain Griser
Mount St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Vatican
Catholic University of America
Charles Curran
Uni
Hickey
U.S
Los Angeles
Terrance Sweeney
Jesuits
National Opinion Research Center
Gallup Organization
Notre Dame Parish Studies
Edward Pfrausch
Canon Law Society of America
Jesus
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Garbage-Barge garbage finally is dead and buried
The first bargeload of waste after a 6000 mile odyssey has been burned and buried in Islip New York. Officials say the voyage raised awareness of waste disposal problems and the need for capacity. The 3186 tons were incinerated and part buried over weeks amid protests and repeated rejections by six states and three nations.
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Frank Jones
Islip
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City Sanitation
Brendan Sexton
Brooklyn
Sexton
Lowell Harrelson
Bay Minette
Ala
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Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Florida
Mexico
Belize
Bahamas
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