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Newspaper

Texas Catholic

Location

Dallas, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1974

Page

4

Archbishop Sheen rails at overuse of love in America

In Indianapolis Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen criticized Americans for using love too loosely, arguing one word cannot capture eros philía and agape. He contrasted Greek concepts with common usage, urging real self sacrifice and a deeper, God-centered love beyond mere affection.

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Mass of Christian Burial for Mrs Szapka Held in Paterson

Mrs Alfred Szapka, 47, died after a heart attack. A Mass of Christian Burial was held in Paterson on November 11. She was sister in law to Monsignor Edward J. Shapka of St Anthony Church Longview Texas. Burial followed at Calvary Cemetery Paterson New Jersey.

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From hush to headlines optional celibacy and women clergy

The piece discusses long debated church topics raised at the Second Vatican Council including optional priestly celibacy and the ordination of women, noting priest exodus for marriage and the need to address prejudice. It cites St Paul on equality and calls for intelligent examination in light of the Gospel to avoid confusion.

Fr Tim Gollob Calls Prayful Liberation For Women

Fr Tim Gollob argues that opposition to the concept comes from women taught to see themselves as inferior. He urges fierce prayer for the Holy Spirit to guide freedom for those imprisoned and for themselves.

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