Word: christiane
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...AMERICAN CATHOLIC (NBC, 10-11 p.m.). The network's news cameras range far and wide, from an underground "action" Mass in Washington, D.C., to Oklahoma, where a group of former Benedictine nuns have transformed themselves into "Sisters for Christian Service," in this program delineating the new mood and trends of Catholicism in America. Bishop James Shannon of Minneapolis speaks for the church; other views are expressed by a variety of clergymen...
...accepting Innis' incendiary view, CORE alienates not only whites but black moderates as well. Thus it joins the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference in a militant shift to the left...
...making. The former Social Democratic leader was reportedly so vexed with the poor electoral showing of his old party-now merged with the Socialists-that he actively backed dissident members who wanted to stay out of the coalition. Saragat apparently feels that Nenni made too many concessions to the Christian Democrats and is thus responsible for the Socialists' lack of success...
...unrest and labor agitation for better working conditions. And lurking in the shadows is the Communist Party, strengthened by votes from disgruntled Socialists in the last elections and more than willing to step into the breach. Moro himself regards an alliance with the Communists as unthinkable, but more leftist Christian Democrats see it as a way out of the dilemma. Despite the Communist specter, the Socialists seem determined to hold out on the Christian Democrats, defying all of Nenni's pleas to cooperate. Explained Socialist Luigi Mariotti, Minister of Health in the outgoing Cabinet: "The Christian Democrats must...
...great ambition was to help unite the Christian denominations, and he worked tirelessly for the World Council of Churches, which he felt exists "to keep the means of communication open." Luther, he always felt, would have agreed with him. "The spirit of the ecumenical movement," Fry once aid, "is the spirit of Luther to the extent that it is a movement back toward the center of the Christian faith...