Brothers learn of strife in Central America Guatemala site of area brothers' reunion
Robert Loomis reports on a family trip to Guatemala Costa Rica and Panama by Leon St Marie and his brothers. He describes a dual pagan Catholic practice among Maya Indians in Chichicastenango and cites harsh poverty and political tension across Guatemala El Salvador and neighboring nations. St Marie warns of looming revolutions citing land ownership by a small elite, military presence, and disappearances while praising Costa Rica and Panama as more stable democracies.
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Central America
Guatemala
Brothers
el Salvador
Leon St. Marie
Oxford Ave
Costa Rica
Panama
Thomas
Huntington Circle
Jere
Wisconsin Circle
Gene
Jacksonville
Fla
Denis St. Marie
el Savador
Cleveland Diocese
ST Marie
St. Thomas Church
Chichicastenago
Chichicastenango
St. Marie
United States
Guattemala
ST. Marie Brothers
Denis, Jere, Leon
National Theater
San Jose
Palm supply tight for Elyria area churches this Palm Sunday
The Chronicle Telegram reports Palm Sunday will proceed despite a palms shortage as Phillipp's Gifts in Parma Heights could not obtain palms due to Florida weather. Central Purchasing Office of the Cleveland Diocese and local florists supplied about 200 to 300 area churches, with orders up 35 percent. Churches that formerly bought from Phillipp's now source palms through the diocese, and several Episcopal and Catholic parishes secured replacements from alternate suppliers.
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Phillipp
Parma Heights
Florida
Cleveland Diocese
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Lawrence P. Cahill
Norman Gajdzinski
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Midway Mall Cinema hosts ninth annual Good Friday service
A noon Good Friday service at Midway Mall Cinema features Rev. Kenneth Braun of Prince of Peace Lutheran Medina with St. John Lutheran school children's choir and pastors Rev. C A Brumme and Rev. Peter Mealwitz. The event is a joint public service by St. John and Grace Lutheran churches with cinema and mall management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway Mall
Kenneth Braun
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
Medina
St. John Lutheran School
C.A. Brumme
St. John Lutheran Church
Peter Mealwitz
Grace Lutheran Church
St. John and Grace Lutheran
Sisters of Notre Dame to head Lorain Catholic High School
The Sisters of Notre Dame in Chardon will assume administration of Lorain Catholic High School this summer. The new principal will take over June 30, with an announcement yet to come. Dennis Demcho has served as acting principal since December 1979 after the death of Rev William Snyder. Lorain Catholic is one of 10 diocesan high schools with about 527 students. Sisters of Notre Dame also staff Elyria Catholic and more than 30 elementary schools in the diocese.
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Sisters of Notre Dame
Chardon
Lorain Catholic High School
James A. Hickey
Cleveland
Lorain Catholic
Dennis Demcho
William Snyder
Diocese of
Elyria Catholic
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Robert Loomis
Elyria
Los Angeles
Calif
Nicaragua
King Solomon
Solomon
Siamon XXI
Egypt
Gaza
Sor, Lehti
Chile
Lebanon
Hiraz
Tyre
Near East
Israel
the Chronicle Telegram
Robert Loomist
Ed Zamiska
Central Purchasing Office
Toledo
Youngstown
Cahill
Mary Morris
St. Andrew's Episcopal
J.P. Diedrich & Sons Inc
Center Ridge Road
North Ridgeville
Mrs. Morris
Cinema and Mall Management
Oberlin
Christ Episcopal
Oberlin Ministerial Association
Redeemer Lutheran
Washington Avenue Christian
Columbia Church OF God
Westlake Prince OF Peace
David A. Ladd
Westlake Church of Christ
North Ridgeville ST. Julie Billiart
Lear North School
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Collins Hartland Center
ST. John Lutheran
Lorain
Peter and Paul
Ohio Deanery Mission
Vladimir Berzonsky
Parma
St. Basil the Great
First Congregational Church
Church of Christ, Scientist
Trini Raven Meeeea
Grentere
Senday School
Wales
First United Presbyterian Church
East Avenue
Second Street
Porter
Preyer Service
Evangelical Bible Centered
First United Methodist Church
Court 52
Orach
Adame
G. Moe Besth
Larry F. Schiffer
Abbe Road
North Abbe Road
James H. Turner
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