Daingerfield pastor grows parish through accidental apostolate
Father Ray Dohen, first resident pastor at Our Lady of Fatima in Daingerfield Texas, has grown a small mission into a 249-member parish since 1966. He reaches locals via radio ecumenism civic speaking and three-room instruction, drawing converts from Morris County and East Texas. His space needs rise as class sessions spread in a mobile home and parish hall.
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Our Lady of Fatima Church
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Father Dehen
Ministerial Alliance
Morris County
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Kissinger and Pope Paul Discuss Middle East Peace Efforts
Pope Paul VI and Henry Kissinger held a confidential Vatican meeting focusing on guarantees for Holy Places and the Palestinian refugee situation. Alessandri noted the pope urged U S efforts for peace despite difficulties and Kissinger expressed gratitude for praise. The pope presented gifts including bronze silver and gold medals from 1965 and autographed peace materials.
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Two Auxiliaries Named for Washington Archdiocese
Pope Paul VI appoints two auxiliary bishops for Washington Archdiocese. Bishop-designate Eugene A. Marino, Josephite, ila Biloxi Miss born 1934, educated at Epiphany College and Catholic University, spiritual director roles, later vicar general. Lyons, a native Washingtonian, ordained 1948, long service in education, now archdiocesan secretary for Christian education.
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Newburge
N.Y
St. Joseph’s Seminary
Catholic University of America
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New Orleans
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New York
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Washington Archdiocese
Lyons
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Catonsville
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Baltimore
Dallas physician sues church school and 14 protesters
Dr. Duncan McKellar of the Women s Outpatient Clinic filed a 1 million dollar damage suit against Jesuit College Prep School St Rita Church St Rita School and Convent and 14 individuals alleging harassment molesting and picketing since May 15 at his abortion clinic across from a Catholic high school. He seeks 12 000 in actual damages and 1 million in punitive damages. A hearing is set for July 18.
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