Word: loyal
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...CATHOLIC PENTECOSTALS, like the Jesus People, emerged unexpectedly and dramatically in 1967. Publicly austere but privately ecstatic in their devotion to the Holy Spirit, they remain loyal to the church but unsettle some in the hierarchy. In a sense they are following the lead of mainstream Protestant Neo-Pentecostals, who have been leading charismatic renewal movements in their own churches for a decade...
...played out in the Berrigans' own lives. Sons of a working-class Irishman whose parents migrated to America to escape the potato famine, the young Berrigans were torn between conflicting aspects of their own background. On the one hand, there was the immigrant's desire to prove himself a loyal American, combined with the Catholic's tendency to play the staunch, conservative counterpart to the renegade, insurgent Protestant tradition in which America was founded. On the other hand is the fact that their father, Tom Berrigan, was a progressive and a labor leader, a rarity when set against...
...could play with any team in this tournament," Crimson coach Loyal Park said last night, "We just got a few bad breaks and missed some scoring chances. Maybe our pitching wasn't as deep as we would have liked, but we did all right anyway...
Varney, who has been drafted by the pros six times. was the first man drafted last week. The Chicago White Sox picked him. "He'll be catching in the big leagues," Harvard coach Loyal Park said. "Mark my words...
...mound, coach Loyal Park can rely on righthander Bill Kelly. The senior hurler must have yielded more hits than any pitcher in the Eastern League, but he is tough under pressure and has the best record on the staff. He outdueled Dartmouth's Pete Broberg and Cornell twice for three shutouts this season, and he held UMass to one run despite ten hits...