Rausch cites Constitution in impeachment debate
Bishop James Rausch of the NCCB urged reliance on the Constitution as the nation faces impeachment proceedings. He stressed the process is a constitutional step, calling for patient, common-good governance and urging Americans to act with perseverance. The House Judiciary Committee voted July 27 to recommend impeachment, a move he warned marks only one step in an ongoing process.
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Washington
James Rausch
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
NCCB
American Bishops
House Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Rausch
Judiciary Committee
House
Peter Rodino
N.J
Richard Nixon
Edward Hutchinson
Mich
Diocesan teachers ready for school year prep
In Dallas the diocese plans Aug. 12 returns for 32 elementary school teachers who will train a week before classes begin Aug. 19. High schools start Aug. 26 with extended vacations. The in service program includes outside speakers, group conferences, goal setting, and a Community of Faith Day retreat to unite faculty as a faith community. Enrollment is expected to hold steady despite St. Ann School closure.
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Dallas
Caroleen Hensgen
SSND
St. Ann
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
St. Anthony’s and
Ursuline
Notre Dame
Irving
Bishop Lynch High School
Bishop Lynch
Caroleen
Pope pledges aid as Palestinian refugees urged to look ahead
Pope Paul VI expressed sympathy for Palestinians living under hardship and urged a constructive, united future. He noted the Pontifical Mission for Palestine will continue aid and expand to rehabilitation and development while urging collaboration among relief groups.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Msgr
John G. Nolan
Pontifical Mission For Palestine
Pius XII
Paul
Middle East
Palestine
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