Criterion Archives - September 2, 1966
The following is a summary of the headlines and photos which appeared in this issue of The Criterion. Items in italics are partial captions from photographs.
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- Accent of liturgical week is on service to mankind
- 37,000 in grades: school bell rings on September 6th
- Dignitaries at Abbatial blessing
- Pastoral shifts are announced
- Notre Dame project: monumental school survey is completed
- Plan Labor Day Church picnic
- Australian bishops warn of nuclear war
- Labor Day statement scores bias
- The next one’s for the teacher
- Text of Labor Day statement
- Why Catholic schools?
- List faculty additions: expect high school students to top 8,000
- Week in liturgy
- Agreement reached
- Convent bound: Miss Patricia Rahe, St. Louis, Batesville
- To enter convent: Miss Mary Kay Hostetter, St. Joan of Arc, Indianapolis
- By CFM speaker: learn from laity, clergy urged
- Aid Red Cross
- Comment: the stepchildren-the ND report-poor boy’s war
- Question box: raises query about free will
- Opinions
- Your world and mine: a new weapon: starvation?
- The yardstick: the right to strike
- Why Catholic schools?
- What of the day: agrees with Wilkins
- Nearing completion
- Mass in Esperanto offered in Toyko
- Physical fitness course offered to grade schools
- Downpour fills stadium at ND
- Cy Cipher
- Coaches to meet
- Title on the block in men’s softball
- elect officers
- First class majorette
- Details announced for CYO jamboree
- Best act of show: Holy Name, Beech Grove
- Scenes at St. Meinrad abbatial ceremony
- Notre Dame report on schools
- Ground is broken for new academy
- Explore Vatican II
- Providence nun dies at age 89
- Enochsburg picnic
- Fall retreat set for New Albany
- Labor Day Mass
- Tic tacker
- Clergy formation officers named
- Oldenburg nun dies at age 85
- Notes jubilee
- KC fair exhibit
- Social night set by D of I Circle
- Plan Labor Day picnic
- CSMC parley asks conscience lobby
- To enter convent: Miss Catherine Martin, St. Anthony, Indianapolis
- The Fourth Estate
- Cites growing role of lay educators
- New ways to teach religion
- Helping hand
- Purchase mobile classrooms
- Ohio’s fair bus law took effect Aug. 15th
- Urges four-day work week for teachers
- To enter order: Miss Juliann Babcock, Our Lady of Lourdes, Indianapolis
- To enter convent: Miss Barbara Jones, St. Ambrose, Seymour
- New Jersey pilot project: seminarians will live at home
- Expanding local school boards
- Head Start off to a good start
- To enter convent: Miss Alice Hapwood, St. Catherine, Indianapolis
- Notre Dame report on Catholic schools
- Viewing with Arnold: ‘How to Steal a Million’ is a delightful farce
- Remember them in your prayers
- Plan open house for Marian Yohe
- Peace Corps volunteer: Mrs. Aurigilenia S. Thompson, St. Thomas Aquinas, Indianapolis
- Ecumenical book is given faculty
- Archbishop O’Boyle: says involvement can be holy thing
- To enter convent: Miss Angela Jarboe, St. Paul, Tell City
- To enter convent: Miss Janice Klein, Holy Family, New Albany
- New seminary rector: Very Rev. Mark F. Mindrup, O.F.M. Conv., S.T.L.
- Crisis mentality hit by legislator
- Throng of 100,000 attends Chicago’s millennium rite
- Clergy necrology
- Plan social services survey
- Laywoman named