Criterion Archives - March 9, 1962
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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- Archbishop’s Lenten letter
- Dispel interreligious antagonism by speaking out, U.S. laity urged
- Pontiff ask U.S. children to sacrifice
- Experts polled: see broad significance in Pope’s Latin decree
- Pope cites persecution of Church
- Connersville man will be ordained as Jesuit priest: Rev. Mr. Ludwig F. Stiller, S.J.
- Group deplores bias by clubs, fraternities
- Mother Theodore’s cause advances another step
- Archbishop named for Dubuque See
- Richmond parish to open fund drive
- St. Paddy’s variety show: Our Lady of Providence High School, Clarksville
- Economic miracle: destitute miners find a golden egg
- Donations pour in: Hargis Crusade reaps a financial harvest
- Discards needed: Catholic Salvage Store
- The Church and the world: Pope visits seminary-secular press criticized-mission mandate
- Keynoter
- Comment: required reading-brother!-a comparison-financial mirages
- Question box: could a Catholic be an astronaut?
- Stray leaves: knowledge grows from ore to more
- Opinions: reader questions Fr. Cronin’s views
- A priest in Russia: guides brainwash tourists in Soviet Union
- The yardstick: TV is not all bad
- What of the day: advises conservatives
- German Catholics launch campaign for world’s needy
- Church, government fight Brazil housing shortage
- For teens only
- Freshman-Sophomore league champions: St. Mark, Indianapolis
- Student nurse champions: St. Vincent’s School of Nursing
- A close family: life of a postulant is busy and varied, Postulant Jill Hakes
- Cy Cipher
- Anne Culkin: girl drops boyfriend, now wants him back
- Holy Name takes ‘67’ invitational
- Criterion Quiz survivors pared to eight teams
- The faith explained: meaning of sacrifice
- The life Our Lord: mission accomplished
- Family clinic: husband is a slacker
- The liturgical week
- To sing in Indianapolis: the Notre Dame Glee Club
- Books of the hour: Maisie Ward’s latest
- UN to study proposals on religious freedom
- 4 U.S., 3 Canadian Sees again dispense with Lenten fasting
- Good Acting, poor vehicle: ‘Majority of One’ found wanting
- Noted biologist will visit Marian
- Ladies of Charity announce annual “Shamrock Drive’
- Benedictine to give retreat for women
- Tic tacker
- Correction
- Remember them in your prayers
- Plan book fair: St. Luke’s parish
- Life saving equipment: St. Vincent’s Hospital
- See lack of preparation among laity for Council
- Pope John revives ancient tradition
- Newman Mothers slate breakfast
- Around the archdiocese: prior will be speaker at Tell City breakfast
- At Newman Mothers Club meeting: Indiana State College and Rose Poly Institute, Terre Haute
- Laymen’s retreat dinner scheduled
- Farmer’s view: little blessings
- Diocese to staff parish in Bolivia
- Primary schools in Africa are cut
- Named to direct Jasper campaign
- Indulgence given
- St. Paul’s relics back in basilica
- Plan Irish Fair: Scecina Memorial High School
- 67,000 Negroes attended Catholic schools in 1961
- The Archbishop’s schedule
- School head advises study of shared time
- Praises Irish
- Vocation shortage prompts closing of seminary in France
- Spanish charity