Priest Boyle Arbitration May Set Catholic Precedent
In San Francisco a priest bishop dispute led to a mediation panel ruling that Rev. Eugene Boyle may return to teaching at St. Patrick's College. The process, praised by church figures, could become a nationwide model for handling disciplinary cases within the church.
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San Francisco
America
Eugene Boyle
Joseph T. McGucken
St. Patrick’s College
Father Boyle
Howard M. Rasmussen
Archdiocesan Priests Senate
McGucken
Michigan
Detroit
John Cardinal Dearden
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Canon Law Society of America
Baltimore
Hartford
Conn
Denver
Colo
New Orleans
Archbishop McGucken
Sacred Heart Parish
Fillmore
New Year Vows for Living Faith and Purpose
A sermon urges choosing vows rooted in seeking God and doing good. Key points include accepting the Bible as God’s word, honoring the church, regular assembly, salvation through Jesus, selfless living, Christ as life’s example, wise speech, brotherly keeping, and saving the erring. The author stresses heartfelt resolve and ongoing pursuit of God.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
Robert J. Sael
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Community church calendar highlights next week
A dense schedule lists Sunday services at Salvation Army Citadel and Miltonville, plus choirs and youth meetings at First United Methodist Aldersgate. Weekday activities include Bethlehem Lutheran stewardship, Jehovahs Witnesses Bible study, First Church of Christ Scientist meetings, and Y Teens as well as Cadet teachers and parish boards.
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Salvation Army Citadel
Clinton ‘Central
Salvation Army
Miltonville
First United Methodist
Aldersgate
Bethlehem Lutheran
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Temple
Bethlehem Lutheran—League
First
United Methodist
Bethlehem Lutheran—Board of Parish
Clinton & Central
Ladies Home League
Two New TV Series Get Nod For Ohio Schools
State Supt. Martin Essex will seek board approval for three education TV series and production contracts totaling 80,718 dollars. Projects include 16 Black History programs by Cleveland ET A, 16 Ohio history programs by Norwood and Greater Cincinnati TEF, and six in service teacher training programs by Ohio State University and Central Ohio Educational Foundation. College of Wooster and Xavier University may be accredited for elementary teacher prep.
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Columbus
Ohio
Martin Essex
Ohio Board of Education
Educational Television Association of Cleveland
Norwood Public Schools
Greater Cincinnati Television Educational Foundation
Ohio State University
Central Ohio Educational Foundation
Essex
College of Wooster
Xavier University
Christ United Methodist Church Laymen’s Sunday Sermon
Earl Moore will speak on How to Use What He Gives during the 10 30 a.m. worship service with Joe Starr in charge. Church school begins at 9 15 a.m.
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Earl Moore
Joe Starr
Logan Avenue Church Speakers Set for Sunday Services
Logan Avenue Church of Christ hosts Eugene Brandenburg at 10 30 a m for New Testament Christianity and Elzie Cockerham at 6 p m. Bible school begins at 9 30 a m.
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Logan Avenue
Church of Christ
Eugene Brandenburg
Elzie Cockerham
Bible School
Rev Edwin Bobbitt Speaks on Christian Renewal at Service
The First Christian Church hosts Rev Edwin Bobbitt speaking on Christian Renewal at the 10:30 am worship. Church school sessions start at 9:15 am.
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First Christian
Edwin Bobbitt
Christian Renewal
Bethlehem Lutheran Sermon and New Members Welcome
The Rev. Paul Bergdall will preach at 8 and 10 30 a.m. services in Bethlehem Lutheran church with Holy Communion at second service. New members join church and a coffee hour follows. Sunday school starts at 9 15 a.m.
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Paul Bergdall
Father Boyle's Course Seen As Too Activist
Father Boyle, chairman of the Archdiocesan Commission on Social Justice, advocates a broad range of programs among Black communities and the poor. His Sociol ogy 110 class faced criticism for activist orientation distracting students from academic work.
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Father Boyle
Archdiocesan Commission On Social Justice
Communion Service Set for Sunday in Christian Science Churches
A communion service is planned this Sunday across Christian Science churches. The Lesson Sermon subject is Sacrament and will include the Golden Text from First Corinthians urging sincerity and truth in observance.
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First Corinthians
Whites Still Leaving Cities Poverty Areas
A Census Bureau study shows whites fleeing inner city poverty areas in large metros while black residents remain. The report cites rising black share among the poor, many poor families led by women with several children, and a drop in overall poverty-area families.
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John M. Pearce Washington
Census Bureau
Rockwell Livingston
Bureau
Poverty Statistics Program
Job Rate Shows Rise For Last Month Of 1969
Washington AP reports December unemployment held at 3.4 percent as a slowing economy nets smaller employment gains. Payrolls rose 375000 in H2 1969, with 72,000 more employed to 78,788,000 and unemployment dipping to 2,628,000. Average earnings up 25 cents weekly, year wage gains 6.2 percent, offset by about 6 percent inflation.
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Washington
Nixon
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bethel AME Hosts Organ Recital By Dr Jefferson Henderson
Dr Jefferson Winston Henderson of Brown Chapel AME Church Cincinnati and contralto Judy Vann appear at Bethel AME Church for an organ recital starting at 5 p m. The program also features Rev Eugene Perry of Brown Chapel presenting dramatic readings.
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Jefferson Winston Henderson
Brown Chapel Ame
Cincinnati
Bethel Ame Church
Henderson
Judy Vann
Eugene Perry
Brown Chapel
Faith United Methodist Sermon on The Three Faces of Communion
The Rev. Lowell Lakes will speak on The Three Faces of Communion at 8:15 and 10:30 a.m. Communion services. Church school begins at 9:25 a.m.
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Lowell Lakes
Union Chapel Methodist Sermon on The Baptism of Jesus
The Rev. C W Hatfield will speak on The Baptism of Jesus at the 10 30 a m worship service. Church school begins at 9 15 a m.
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C.W. Hatfield
Church School i
Messiah Lutheran to Host Sermon on What Kind of God
Pastor Victor Kurz will preach on What Kind of God at Messiah Lutheran. Sunday school begins at 9 a.m.
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Messiah Lutheran
Victor Kurz
Black Survival talk at Hamilton UU Fellowship
Dr. Eugene Cash director of Black Faculty at the University of Cincinnati will speak on Approaches to Black Survival in a White World during the 10:30 a.m. service tomorrow at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in Hamilton.
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Eugene Cash
University of Cincinnati
Reverend Morena Preaches on "You Live What You Think" at 10:30
The Rev. Raymond Morena will deliver a sermon on the theme You Live What You Think at the 10 30 a m worship service. Church school opens at 9 15 a m for children and adults.
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Raymond Morena
Pleasant Ridge UM Church to Host Bible Drama Talk
The Rev. Frank Robinson will speak on The Drama of the Bible In the Beginning at Pleasant Ridge United Methodist Church. Sunday school starts at 9 30 a m with the address at Pleasant Ridge.
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Frank Robinson
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