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Newspaper
Texas Catholic
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1974
Page
6
The Dameans song Call on Me explores breakups and choosing selflessness in relationships. It contrasts personal confusion with Chicago's tradition of thinking of others, urging that love should aid tomorrow, not tear down. Correspondence to The Dameans in Baton Rouge is noted.
The list provides 16 terms tied to biblical themes and figures. Names include Hilkiah Anathoth Josiah Nebuchadnezzar Babylon Hananiah. Concepts cover infidelity unfaithful covenant temple yoke and a note on marry children stocks cistern. It reads like keyword indexing for scripture study.
A fragment discusses boys fighting and suggests making up a story or acting out a quarrel. It asks what started the dispute and how it ends, and prompts drawing a cartoon showing the argument and its resolution. It contrasts fighting with living by Jesus teaching about love.
The writing urges reading Luke Chapter 6 and the Beatitudes to learn Jesus rules for happiness. It notes Jesus asks Christians to respond with love not retaliation and discusses hard paths to holiness. Conversation with family is encouraged about living Christ's teachings through the Church and Holy Spirit.
Father David Liptak advises parents on selecting Catholic texts to reinforce church doctrine at home. Recommend Vatican II documents edited by Walter Abbott, the General Catechetical Directory, the American Bishops’ Basic Teachings, and key encyclicals on social justice and morality such as Peace on Earth, Populorum Progressio, and Humanae Vitae. Encourage daily home readings from Vatican II and catechetical materials.
A Bible verse from John 6 53 presents Jesus declaring that without eating the flesh of the Son of Man and drinking His blood there is no life. The quotation emphasizes belief and communion as essential for eternal life.
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