Catholics and Masons Move Toward Mutual Respect
Longstanding distrust between Catholic Knights of Columbus and Masonic orders is waning as joint meetings and public statements foster closer ties. Church figures and fraternal leaders cite emerging cooperation in theology, civic work, and education while noting ongoing historical cautions about Catholic participation in Masonry.
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New York
John W. McDevitt
Knights of Columbus
Wendell K. Walkler
New York State
John A. O'Brien
Notre Dame University
Midwest
Ma‘sons
Clement XII
Pius IX
McDevitt
Knights
New Haven
Conn
Knights and Masons
Sharon
Mass
God
Attitudes Changing as De Gaulle Loses American Favor
A 1960s survey shows Charles de Gaulle losing popularity in the United States. Only 16 percent call France a dependable ally today versus 32 percent in 1963, while 56 percent say not dependable. Critics label him power hungry and overly nationalistic. regional and party differences widen the gap. An earlier Gallup poll mirrored low enthusiasm for De Gaulle.
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Princeton
Charles de Guatie
United States
France
de Gaulle
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Red China
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U.S
Far West
Midwest
Coun
Gallup
Iy Jan Stapel
Netherlands
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