Dorothy Day and the Catholic Worker Move Mentions at Marquette 1965
Readers recall Dorothy Day at Marquette in 1965 turning away 200 attendees while now few students recognize the Catholic Worker. Workers warn others will write about the movement without living its creed. They stress daily faith and mutual care beyond the Golden Rule as central to the movement.
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Gneuhs
Rick Erhard
Los Angeles
Patience Garvey
Des Moines House
Christ
Dorothy Day
Catholic Worker House Opens in Cedar Rapids Community
The Cedar Rapids Catholic Worker House operates as an autonomous, informal network across the country. It provides hospitality to those in need, not professional counseling, relying on donations and volunteers. About 30 people have been helped in two months. mass and discussion occur Fridays at 7 p.m., open to all beliefs.
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Lisa
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Sioux City
Davenport
Dubuque
Des Moines
Burlington
Waterloo
Scott
Jerry Mehalovich
Wayne Zebelman
Cedar Rapids
Churches United
Sisters of Mercy
Masses in Latin fading in U S Catholic worship
A Vatican survey reports Latin masses are vanishing in many dioceses. Of 153 U S bishops surveyed, 108 saw no Latin mass requests, 43 noted occasional requests, as vernacular languages became standard after Vatican II. Notitiae published results from 1,750 bishops worldwide showing rapid decline.
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United States
Vatican
Notitiae
Sacred Congregation For the Sacraments
Religion’s dark year tops 1981 in polls on faith events
A Religion Newswriters Association poll named the attempted assassinations of Pope John Paul II and President Reagan as 1981’s most significant religious news. Cardinal Cody’s finances, nuclear arms worries, Sadat’s death, creation science, religious right influence, budget cuts, and church roles in politics followed in rank.
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Religion Newswriters Association
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Minneapolis Star
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Iran
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Poland
Josef Glemp
Pope John Paul II
Coalition For Better Television
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