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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1956
Page
7
Residents of Italian heritage will mark the annual Italian Pilgrimage Day tomorrow at the Shrine of Our Lady of Martyrs in Auriesville. The event gathers local clergymen and attendees for prayer processions and Mass during the observance.
The Justice Department challenged a local school desegregation action in Moxie Arkansas. The Eighth Circuit upheld an injunction against interference, affirming federal oversight after the Supreme Court desegregation rulings. The suit questions state officials protection in federal courts amid enforcement of desegregation. A separate note mentions a Father Francesco Breen pilgrimage in New York with religious services and processions across several churches.
Conor Rubin Levine of Yew Work Dity to preside High Holy Day services at Congregation Anthea Stard 313 E Genesee St. Rosh Hashanah Wednesday to Yor Klpaur Sept 14 15. The synagogue redecorated and Sisterhood marbleized and decorated the altar with new velvet accessories. Samuel Spivak president announced a sealing committee will intervene at the synagogue. Afternoon services 3:00 to 5:30 PM and 7:30 to 9:30 PM.
Two former ministers in the suburbs resume sermons tomorrow after summer vacation. The area churches prepare for fall and winter seasons as pastors return to their duties following a pause in services.
Sister Mary Michael Joseph formerly Marion Rose Baratia of Solvay received temporary vows of the Franciscan Sisters at Immaculate Conception Convent Newton Mass. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Medes Baratia and is a Solvay High School alumna class of 1951. She joined Feb 1, 1980 and was a communicant of St Cecelia Church.
The Rev Arthur M Ree will preach at 12 and 7 00 pm at Danforth United Church former intern pastoral. The sermons titled High Ways and Detours and Some Laws for Abel Christians.
A Calvert County church will present Christian Science services with a Lesson Sermon titled Christ Jesus. The program cites Jesus’ promise that his followers can heal the sick by prayer and includes quotes from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. A film by the Moody Bible Institute titled The Crown of Faith will be shown, and the Rev. Dr. William Montgomery will preach at Portia.
The congregations of the First Presbyterian and Methodist churches unite for a summer season finale at 10 am. The service will be led by Rev. Westley W and Rev. Rehler with choir support from both churches. July worships previously held at North Church, concluding at First Word Methodist. Rev. Russell Damsten leads North Church.
Parishioners and former members of St Lucy's Church will attend a picnic tomorrow at Marcellus Park. Rev Lawrence Moran Spagtor said entertainment for children includes television personalities from Station WHEN. Patrolman John Brolan noted transportation issues for attendees living in GHford Street. The event begins at 2 pm with games music and refreshments.
Baptism rites for Tremborship candidates will be conducted tomorrow at S pm at Bethany Baptist Church. The pastor, Rev. Leo R. diusphy, will preside and also preach at services.
Attend Parley Dr Dr and Mex Thurston Bicense con and le and Abes Malcolm Dennett members of the Syracuse Seventh Day Adventist Church James and Opk Streets are delegates to the annual convention of the Association of Self Supporting Institutions of Seventh Day Adventists to be held August 27 to 22 in Hamburg a
Dr. Howard V. Harper explains the new Season of Kingdomtide focusing on Christ’s establishment of a beloved community on earth. The article links the Kingdom of God message to social living, cites the Sermon on the Mount, and notes modern church interpretation via the National Council of Churches.
A Merrick School teacher Ruth C Bennett is to depart for Seattle then Tokyo, Japan for a prolonged leave. The piece recounts legends surrounding Saint Rumbald of Kent and its faded Christmas Eve rite, plus notes on St John’s wort, a plant linked to folklore and medicinal uses. It reports Rev. Emery C Proctor’s assignment as new pastor of the Syracuse Methodist church and outlines fall building programs and suppers by congregants.
The Rev Frank Buchman, initiator of the Moral Rearmament Movement, was welcomed by over 900 delegates from 29 nations at Mackinac Island Michigan for the organization’s world assembly. The Cortland Cortland area reports note attendance at services and the focus on Lent as the assembly highlighted key events and background.
A Liverpool area effort plans an independent Church of Christ formed by several local families. A series of evangelistic mornings begins September 2 at the L.O.C.F. hall on Meyers Road off Cold Springs Road. Meetings run daily at 7:30 p.m. except Saturdays for at least two weeks to form a congregation and possibly a permanent center. Evangelist Ray Schuh presides.
A Curt Emmons group from Winona Lake Indiana will conclude tonight and tomorrow a prolonged evangelistic program. Calvary Expltit Church sponsors the services featuring extensive musical instruments including the Deagansleigh Weeks, a rack of nearly 50 bells.
A sermonette reflects on Zacchaeus in Luke 19 5 10 noting his haste to see Jesus and his offer of restitution as evidence of seeking forgiveness The preacher emphasizes Jesus willingness to enter a sinner s life and the call to open the door to receive him and salvation
A reader urges proper will drafting and notes Christian duties remain in force regardless of death or estate plans. It emphasizes using legal counsel, recognizing laws vary by state, and the goal of avoiding heartache and injustice for all involved.
Former North Syracuse Baptist Church pastor Rev Dr George Thomson of Oneonta will speak at a summer series opener. The event features music by Wayne Kalikorem and a choir, with services at Route 31 theater and church for Sun morning worship and preaching by Dr Thomson.
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