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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1964

Page

5

Bishop Green to Rome for third Vatican Council session

Most Rev. Francis J. Green bishop of Tucson heads to Rome with other American bishops for the third session of the Second Vatican Council. He expects extended work, possible additional sessions, and notes aims to revise canon law and liturgy while easing relations with other faiths. Msgr. Loyola A. O'Dougherty will oversee the Tucson diocese in his absence.

S. C. Warman Rome Francis J. Green Tucson New York City Green Bishop Green New York John XXII Paul VI Msgr Loyola A. O'Dougherty Cavalieri-Hilton

Vatican Council to rule on religious liberty stance

National Catholic Welfare Conference says the Vatican Council's third session will discuss a revised declaration on religious liberty. Cardinal Koenig of Vienna notes the church can respect others' convictions without surrendering truth, and Rome reports suggest a stronger declaration than previously drafted. The world awaits guidance on universal freedom of religion and its constitutional guarantees, with Protestant observers wary of Catholic positions.

Vatican Council National Catholic Welfare Conference Bureau of Information Franziskus Cardinal Koenig Vienna Rome Cardinal Koenig United States Spain Robert McAfee Brown Presbyterian

Mitch Miller Named National Brotherhood Week Chairman

Mitch Miller television and music figure is named National Brotherhood Week chairman for 1965 by the National Conference of Christians and Jews after a White House meeting with President Johnson. He led the push for unity amid America’s diverse populace and has a track record including the NBC show Sing Song with Mitch and advocating for Leslie Uggams. Miller hails from Rochester New York and performed with the Eastman School Symphony at 15.

Mitch Miller National Conference of Christians & Jews Lewis Webster National Conference Miller White House Johnson Brotherhood Week Brooks Hays D-Ark America

Dr. Ragsdale Returning Home to Catalina Church

The Rev. Dr. Ray W. Ragsdale arrives tonight from a four week Europe tour and will lead three morning services tomorrow at Catalina Methodist Church 2700 East Speedway. He and Mrs. Ragsdale headed a 20 person tour group through Western Europe.

Ray W. Ragsdale Europe Catalina Methodist Church E. Speedway Ragsdale

Pastor Charles F Cook on California vacation

Pastor Charles F Cook minister of Mountain Avenue Seventh Day Adventist Church will be away in California until Sept 6. Elder C C Morris filled the pulpit today. The Cooks and their four daughters travel via Riverside to La Sierra College where Paula will enter as a freshman.

Charles F. Cook Mountain Avenue Seventh Day Adventist

Menlo Park Pastor Attends Methodist Mission Meet

The Rev. Ralph A. Garcia of Menlo Park Methodist Church travels to San Diego to represent the Tucson District at a 250‑person mission conference by the Southern California Arizona Conference. Guest preacher Rev. Ruben Carrico of Emanuel Methodist Church Dallas will speak at 9:30 a.m. English and 11:30 a.m. Spanish in the bilingual church. Carrico, Tucson native and fourth year at Perkins School of Theology, aims for a bachelor of divinity.

Ralph A. Garcia Menlo Park Methodist Church N. Westmoreland St San Diego Tucson Menlo Park Church Ruben Carrico Emanuel Methodist Church Dallas Tex Tucson High el Paso William G. Carrico Carrico Perkins School of Theology Southern Methodist University

Beth Shalom Names New Tucson Rabbi Stone

Rabbi Samuel R. Stone elected spiritual leader of Congregation Beth Shalom Tucson arriving from Laredo. He will assume duties during Shchoth and high holiday period beginning Sept 6, succeeding Rabbi Julius Fisher who resigned for health reasons. Stone previously led Agudas Achim in Laredo and served at Ahavath Rayim Greenwood and Temple Sholom Ontario. He is active with United Synagogue of America and B nai Brith.

Samuel R. Stone Tucson Laredo Fex Congregation Beth Shalom 22Nd Stone Universal Theological Seminary of the Fisher St. Louis Shchoth Agudas Achim

Bible Society names first Field Secretary for Women

The American Bible Society appoints Elizabeth Duncan Newcomer of Kansas City Missouri as Field Secretary for Women’s Activities. The program began in fall 1962 to support church women in distributing and promoting Scripture use through service activities.

New York UPI The American Bible Society Elizabeth Duncan Newcomer Kansas City United Presbyterian Church U

New Catholic Charities Agency Opens in Bisbee

The Cochise County Catholic social service agency will open September 1 in Bisbee. Bishop Francis Green of Tucson explains the agency is funded by the bishop's charity and development fund, the fourth in the diocese after Phoenix Tucson and Yuma. Esthay Hagan will serve as executive secretary, bringing a master's from Indiana University and prior work with Catholic Charities in Chicago.

Bisbee Cochiss County Francis 4. Green Tucson Phoenix Yuma Cochise Esthay Hagan Indiana State University Catholic Charities Chicago Indiana University

United Church Women to Meet in Kansas City Assembly

Leaders of the nation's largest women religious group will convene in Kansas City Missouri from October 5 to 9 for the Tenth National Assembly. More than 3,000 delegates and visitors will represent 12 million organized Protestant and Orthodox church women across 2,351 councils in all states and the District of Columbia.

New York UPI Kansas City National Assembly of United Church Women District of Columbia

Spanish Trail Lutheran Church Worship Times

Spanish Trail Lutheran Church at 8701 Old Spanish Trail invites worship at 8:30 and 11 am with a sermon titled The More Excellent Way. Sunday School begins at 9:43 am led by Pastor Erling H. Peterson.

Holy Cross Evangelical Lutheran Church Wis. Synod Norman Schlavensky Magee Jr. High E. Speedway Lutheran Church OF the Ascension Mo. Synod W. Magee Road Lynn Rittman Lutheran Church OF the Holy Trinity South Twelfth Leland R. Larson OUR Saviour's N. Campbell Helen St. Wm Dion Desert Spanish Trail Lutheran Church Old Spanish ‘Trail Erling H. Peterson Christ Presbyterian Church E. Broadway Milton R. Emmons Tucson E. Mabe St. MA Clifford W. Carpenter Lutheran American Ad.c Tucson Blvd Rolf Te Brees

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