Word: missionizing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., March 22-- The Security Council of the United Nations meets Monday on the Palestine crisis with Russia expected, at least tentatively, to approve a new American-sponsored plan that would send Secretary-Gen. Dag Hammarskjold on a Middle East peace mission, possibly on April...
...trip to Russia is Martin E. Malia, assistant professor of History. Under the auspices of the Ford Foundation and a group of University libraries, including Widener, he spent five months in Russia to arrange for book exchanges between the United States and the USSR. He had success in his mission. And, more important, he had the chance to talk with Russian students and teachers in their own language over an extended period of time without the "cooperation" of Intourist. His findings are significant largely because they illustrate that the intelligent Russian student is not a robot who accepts the party...
...single Frenchman-I say this for the ears of the great powers as well as for our adversaries-will stand by and watch France chased from a land where she implanted herself by the dubious right of arms, but which she conquered by the indubitable right of a civilizing mission of humanity and generosity...
...gathered in some 150 U.S. cities and towns for special Masses and breakfasts in honor of St. Ignatius of Loyola. For U.S. Roman Catholics it was the high point of the Ignatian Year - the 400th anniversary of Loyola's death. Since last July 31, in churches, chapels and mission stations all over the world, Roman Catholics have been honoring the memory of one of the great creative innovators and proselytizers in Christian history...
...every seven Roman Catholic missionaries throughout the world is a Jesuit. They labor in 71 missions, 6,640 mission stations, 4,000 schools, 350 hospitals and 16 leprosaria. Second to missions the Jesuits emphasize education, then retreats; there are 174 Jesuit retreat houses (32 in the U.S.). It is the largest order in the church today. Today there are more than 32,000 Jesuits-16,521 priests, 10,741 scholastics (students in the 13-year course leading to the priesthood) and 5,637 lay brothers-and they work in 74 nations...