Court Decisions And Religion At Annapolis
At the U S Naval Academy, Sunday worship is a longstanding routine with 1800 at Protestant services and 1200 at Catholic Mass. The 1963 Supreme Court ruling prompts Defense review, but Navy leaders say religious training remains integral to officer preparation and campus life. Church parties organize each semester, guiding midshipmen to services and back for noon formation.
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Naval Academy Chaplains steward religious life with midshipmen
At the Naval Academy church scene midshipmen form a sizable church party across denominations. Leaders like Dr Dutton and Rev Wallace describe open houses and Sunday dinners to integrate plebes while chaplains train lay leaders for ships lacking chaplains. Gerald Davis Jr. from Morristown, NJ, stands out for his service with St Anne's Episcopal Church.
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Cardinal Bea Pursues Dream of Christian Unity at 84
Vatican expert on ecumenism Cardinal Augustin Bea remains highly active directing the Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity. Despite lung illness as a youth and long Rome years, he writes thousands of letters, hosts hundreds of visitors, attends many meetings, and travels widely in pursuit of unity among Christian denominations.
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