New Mass Begins in Cleveland Diocese Changes in Worship
Tomorrow the New Mass goes into effect in Cleveland Diocese churches. Vatican II reforms bring vernacular readings over a three year cycle and a broad new music format with heavy congregational involvement. The pope supports variations while urging faithful reception affirming unity.
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Tomorrrow
Cleveland
Sueer
Paul
Charisma and the rise of the charismatic renewal movement
The charismatic renewal spreads across Roman Catholic and Protestant churches including Episcopalians Lutherans and Presbyterians linking to Pentecostalism. It emphasizes spontaneity free prayer testimonies warmth and oneness with God while glossolalia remains incidental and not universal among adherents. The movement has drawn youth and the upper social strata as it grows within and beyond traditional denominations.
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New York
Notre Dame
Dequesne
Luther P. Gerlach
University of Minnesota
Ohio Catholics join state church council in ecumenical expansion
Ohio becomes the first northern state to include Roman Catholics in the Ohio Council of Churches, boosting membership to about 1.25 million adults. A Sunday eve festival and two parades will mark the addition with participation from Catholic and Protestant delegations, bishops, and church leaders.
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University of Iowa Field House
Iowa City
Iowa
Columbus
Ohio
Council of Churches
St. Joseph Cathedral
State Capitol
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Ohio Council of Churches
Carlton N. Weber
Council
F. Leibold
Toledo
John A. Donovan
Youngstown
James Malone
Clarence Elwell
State Council of Churches
Georgia
Louisiana
Tennessee
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
Church Women United
Veteran's Memorial Auditorium
Charles H Helmsing
D. D
Kansas City
St. Joseph
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Cynthia O. Wedel
National Council of Churches of Christ
James W. Malone
Francis E. Kearns
Canton
Ohio East
United Methodist Church
Community group seeks kidney machine for Elyria Memorial Hospital
At Community United Methodist Church a Missions Commission team launches a campaign to raise funds and community support for a kidney machine for Elyria Memorial Hospital. The effort follows a local hospital and kidney patient stories and seeks wide public participation at a Wednesday meeting. The project requires funds plus hospital program setup and staff, with Ernest Locser of the Kidney Foundation of Ohio explaining the process.
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Community United Methodist Church
Missions Commission
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Stanley Wallace
Chronicle
William Fullgrabe
Cleveland
Betty Crocker
Clyde
Roy Stratton
YWCA
Stratton
Wallace
Becky Gibson
Wakeman
Charles Finlay
Ernest Locser
The
Kidney Foundation of Ohio
Salvation Army Reveals New Uniforms For Women
The Salvation Army in London unveils its first uniform change since 1873 with knee length skirts navy attire and jaunty hats for women. Men switch to lapels and navy blue ties while the military style hat remains for males. traditionalists may keep old high collars and bonnets.
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London
UPI
Salvation Army
Army
Sheffield Lake pastor resigns after five years service
The Rev. David S. Sandberg resigns from Sheffield Lake United Church of Christ effective July 31. He accepted a new call to Shepherd of the Hills United Church of Christ in Laguna Niguel California. Mrs Mary Jane Lloyd announces the resignation as law moderator.
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Sheffield Lake
David S. Sandberg
Mary Jane Lloyd
Sandberg
the Shepherd of the Hills
United Church of Christ
Laguna Niguel
California
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