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Plans for the Church of Christ Uniting are being developed by the Consultation on Church Union which dates back to 1962 and is an acrostical COCU just like the subject of its endeavors. The Boston Herald Traveler reported last February 22 that, "The CCCU plan makes very clear that the new 'Church of Christ Uniting' will be socially concerned... It makes equally clear that social action cannot be divorced from 'religious' concerns... Immediately following the plan's assertion that 'mission in the world shall be the primary characteristic of the Church's life at every level,' it is stated: 'Celebration...
Repairing the damage done by Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn has been the subject of five years of discussions by the Joint Commission on Roman Catholic-Anglican Relations in the United States. On the international level, comparable deliberations are going on between the Vatican and the Anglican Commission. "Full communion and organic union" are the goals declared in a document released by the Episcopal Church Center in New York City last May 4, and Most Rev. Charles H. Helmsing, Catholic bishop of Kansas City St. Joseph, Mo., states emphatically: "We must bring about the union of the Anglican and Roman...
...announcing that Ryan was guilty of being at Harvard on May 8, Judge Viola conveniently did away with the testimony of Ryan's witnesses. But there was another subject of testimony-none of it directly related to the question of whether Ryan was actually present at Harvard-that proved very damaging to the University. That was Ryan's claim that Harvard enforces or ignores the "trespass" rule as it wishes. To document his claim, Ryan questioned Harnett about a lengthy discussion the two had had in Leverett House during the period of the strike. When asked by Ryan...
BOURGEOIS morality is certainly not a hot commercial item these days-at least not when it's treated explicitly. For all the miles of moralizing in recent commercial films, I can't recall a single foot attempting to explore the subject of morality itself. And this is, of course, understandable: in an era of ever-accelerating apocalypse conventional religion seems irrelevant, it's simply not of interest (who needs it?), we've heard it all before, etc. Overcoming these formidable cultural barriers, Eric Rohmer has created a work of incredibly exciting proportions about a devout Catholic learning how to live...
...Kennedy aides hoped before the election that a 60 per cent or better victory margin would put to rest the Chappaquiddick incident and prove the Senator's Massachusetts image remains untarnished. But the number of blankings will be the subject of great speculation in the next few weeks...