Catholic Priest Ends Silence With Self-Imposed Exile Protest
The Rev. John V. Coffield of Los Angeles quits active duties after a five month enforced vacation over his opposition to Proposition 14 and ongoing church silence on racism. He plans to travel to Chicago for three to six years to do missionary work among Latin Americans as part of his protest.
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James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
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Emil Seliga
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Knitting Pattern Ad Shows Childs Suit and Pleated Skirt
An ad for a knitted suit and pleated skirt for children describes a one piece neck down jacket in sport yarn. It lists pattern 7069 for sizes 2-4 6-8 10-12 and details mailing and pricing. Also promotes Needlecraft catalog offers and a deluxe quilt book with beginner patterns.
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Leo's Still In Town
In Willow Grove Pennsylvania Leo the lion remains in owner Howard Sautter's heated quarters after the Sunday deadline passed. Abington Township faced objections from neighbors who said the animal makes them nervous while Sautter waits for formal township notice before advising his attorneys.
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Priest Coffield protests Catholic Church move to leave
Seliga explains Coffield plans to study in Chicago and work with the Inter-American Cooperative Institute in January. Coffield, a pastor for three years, says his obedience to the church clashes with his conscience and civil rights advocacy, citing guidance from clergy and canon lawyers.
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Coffield
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