Word: archbishop
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Lifeman (as if explaining to the rest of the audience): It was Husch who prevented the Archbishop from taking office in Sofia...
Unhappy Fact. Boston's prow-chinned Archbishop Richard J. Gushing then made a pronouncement. Boston College authorities, said he, had been right in firing the teachers ("I do not see what else [they] . . . could have done"). Furthermore, the newspaper appearance of Father Feeney's name, Archbishop Gushing said, "obliges me to reveal the unhappy fact that Father Feeney has been defying the orders of his legitimate superiors for more than seven months and since Jan. 1 of this year has not possessed the faculties of this archdiocese." In plainer words, Father Feeney had been denied the right...
...said he would bow to any disciplinary measures his superiors might take, Father Feeney was still in Boston, still apparently making no move to amend his first disobedience in failing to take a new job at Worcester's College of the Holy Cross. And in spite of Archbishop Cushing's decree, the Feeney school of doctrine was still going full blast. "The Archbishop said nothing about closing St. Benedict Center School" explained stubborn Jesuit Feeney...
...Archbishop Cushing disclosed in a statement that "Father Feeney had been defying the orders of his legitimate superiors for more than seven months and since January 1 of this year has not possessed the faculties of this archdiocese...
...have never at any time had any communication with anyone on St. Benedict Center," Provost Buck asserted yesterday. We would never interfere with a non-Harvard group." Radcliffe's Dean Sherman also denied communicating with Archbishop Cushing, but stated she had "tackled the matter over with officers of the Radcliffe Catholic Club...