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Nameless Shame. Von Salis has few such events to record: A visit to an abandoned chapel to put flowers on the altar or "a feast of reconciliation" (i.e., a chat) with a tardy postman are typical adventures. By common standards, Rilke did not "live" at all. The events of his life took place within his poetry...
...Shall we make peace again? Today? Here? Shall we again become friends?" The moving plea was extemporaneously put by Pope Paul VI in a special Sistine Chapel service to several hundred painters, writers, musicians, sculptors and actors, and it marked the first time a Pontiff has tried bridging the century-old chasm between art and the church. Abstract art still disturbed the Pope. "The result is a language of Babel, of confusion," finger-wagged Paul. But the culture-loving Pontiff wanted a change: "We need you. For, as you know, our ministry is that of rendering accessible, comprehensible and also...
Price said he asked for Catholic participation because "Harvard Chapel should represent as widely as possible the religions of students in the University." Cushing's approval, he said, "opens up a whole new sector of life for Appleton Chapel...
Cushing's permission, said Price, will allow Catholics to lead the prayers "on the same basis as members of other religions." Price, who invites chaplains and faculty members to lead prayers in Appleton Chapel, will now include Catholics among those invited...
Previously, Catholics have led prayers in Appleton Chapel only on special occasions. In the past year, Catholic clergymen have conducted the service twice--at a service during Commencement Week last June and during a special Ecumenical Week last January...