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One symbolic act of his visit was a simple inspection of his mission's half-finished Church of the Virgin of the Door in Peru's boomtown, anchovy-fishing city of Chimbote. In that church the altar is placed to let the priest face the congregation, in contrast...
In Los Angeles last June, a young parish priest called for the removal of his archbishop-criticizing "the church of silence" autocratically ruled by James Francis Cardinal Mclntyre-and got strong support from a few Catholic lay organizations. The Catholic monthly Jubilee has published dozens of letters by priests and...
By temperament and training, most American bishops are inclined to share such conservative forebodings, and the extent to which Catholic renewal is encouraged varies considerably from diocese to diocese. Los Angeles' Mclntyre openly supports the status quo. Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York objects to "change for change'...
Chicago's reclusive Albert Meyer is regarded as a moderate who promotes liturgical reform. St. Louis' quiet-spoken Joseph Elmer Cardinal Ritter is a proponent of change; his archdiocese will be the setting of the first English Mass in the U.S. on Aug. 24, when more than 10...
A Round of Beer. Cushing is an unlikely sort of cardinal to be encouraging the renewal of American Catholicism, but that is partly because he is an unlikely cardinal. He is the only life member of the N.A.A.C.P. who has publicly endorsed the aims of the John Birch Society. A...