Word: christly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...always been a mystery to me why Roman Catholics were so warmly devoted to their Holy Father. Your Dec. 14 story on the Pope gives some idea of their reasons. Though a Protestant myself, I cannot understand those who are so eager to attack our Catholic brothers in Christ as though their beliefs were equivalent to the cold, atheistic inhumanism of Marxist philosophy. I say, thank God for the strength of the Catholic Church on our side in the struggle for peace and decency in the world...
...pilgrims journey to the Grotto where Christ was born, and then off to Christmas dinners with families and friends whom they see only once every year. An official of the Bank Leumi Lisrael at Mandelbaum Gate just this once legally exchanges Jordanian dinars for Israeli lirot. The pilgrim, returning 52 hours later, is allowed to carry into Israel Jordan food, which is ordinarily' confiscated. Then the gate clangs shut, and the passageway once more becomes a barrier...
Said the Church of England Newspaper: "This prayer transplants faith from Christ to the Virgin Mary . . . And what, we may legitimately ask. is left for the Holy Spirit? The Virgin Mary, apparently, displaces the Third Person of the Trinity as well as the Second...
Dubois: The Seven Last Words of Christ (Boston Chorale, organ and soloists conducted by Willis Page; Cook). A major effort by a minor 19th century composer. The disk is notable chiefly for its remarkable sound reproduction, some stirring choral singing, and the beautiful soprano voice of Margo Stagliano. Available in binaural recording...
...wanted to be outdone. Shoppers in Chicago, San Francisco, Manhattan and Atlanta saw some of the best-illustrated in color on the opposite page. In Dallas, a $35,000 display of art masterpieces - including 15th century French stone angels, a 16th century Dutch painting of the Madonna and Christ Child-was borrowed from a Manhattan dealer and displayed by A. Harris & Co. After the fine art, shoppers could move on to Neiman-Marcus and see a $25,000 display of cherubs joyfully clanging cymbals and playing games under a pastel...