Word: catholicization
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The "Catholic" advertisements you reprinted from The New York Times on Page 24 of your Oct. 26 issue are not "news" and you ought to have known it and never printed them.
Seems to me you're taking considerable pains to present the Roman Catholic Church in the most favorable light to your readers: witness the reprint of the Catholic ads from The New York Times and the statement twice in one column that the late Cardinal Gibbons was Baltimore's most...
Just because some crank throws away "70 agate lines valued at about $1.20 each" for a few days, is no reason why you should print stuff that only an eccentric could have written and that is nearer blasphemy than "advertising for the Catholic Church."
This "advertising" utterly misrepresents the Catholic Church, and you know it. Why broadcast to your subscribers a lot of twiddle-twoddle about, "If a child has a dirty face you do not kill it, you wash its face." Catholicism never stood behind a "message" like that and you know...
Prayer Book Reform. Numerous steps were taken in the process of Prayer Book reform. The "39 Articles of Faith," adopted by the Church in 1562 to distinguish it from other Protestant Churches and the Roman Catholic Church, were dropped. "Obey" and "with all my worldly goods I thee endow" were...