Pope bars women from all formal ministries in church
Pope Paul VI issued a motu proprio barring women from official ministries in the Roman Catholic Church while allowing limited roles such as readers and altar aid. He kept women from formal investiture as lectors or acolytes, preserving male-only ordination paths. The decree also restates priestly celibacy and disallows remarriage for widowed deacons.
Pontiff Decree Sparks Mixed Reactions From Catholic Women
Reports from St Patrick's Cathedral to the San Francisco Ladies Aid Society describe a range of responses to Pope Paul VI's decree withholding formal roles for women in liturgical ministries. Some applaud tradition, others urge modernization, while several women call for broader inclusion or criticize the ruling as demeaning.
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Catholic Ladies Aid Society
San Francisco
Pope Paul
United States
Kathy Riley
Chicago
Julia Tybor
O’neil Duffy
Queens
N.Y
Teresa Fox
Council of Women Religious
Kansas City-St. Joseph
Herbert A. Wilson
Margaret Valient
Council of
Catholic Women
Archdicesse
Colorado
Brooklyn
St. Patrick’s
Fifth Avenue
Mary Freehold
Patricia Nelson
Mrs. Freehold
Mrs. Nelson
Los Angeles
Catholic Womens’ College Alumni Board
Marylou Buckley
Boston College
Long Island
U S veto marks turn from UN Middle East policy
President United States vetoes a Security Council resolution calling for an end to the latest Middle East violence. U S Ambassador George Bush blocked the text for failing to link Israeli raids on Syria and Lebanon to the Munich Olympic massacre. He argued the resolution ignored the Munich connection and misrepresented UN realities.
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Bush shifts stance on Middle East and India Pakistan votes
The article notes a policy shift in U S stance on Middle East actions and linked causes amid debates at the Security Council. It contrasts Bush's December criticism of the Soviet veto over India Pakistan with current calls for accountability for violence while acknowledging differences between the two crises.
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Popular Policy New York Life Insurance Share
Ordinary life insurance makes up about two thirds of all life policies in the New York market.
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Fire destroys rural two story home in Frankton
A Tuesday morning blaze leveled a two story frame house owned by Harry Leisure near Free Road and County Road 200W in Frankton. Eight family members lost all contents. Frankton and Anderson fire units fought the flames but could not save the residence. No injuries were reported.
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Free Road
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Anderson
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