Word: navarra
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...political role, but admit their strong liberal leanings. Said one Opus Dei priest in the U.S. last week: "We did not like the idea in Spain that all higher learning must be government-approved and government-controlled. So four years ago we set up our own university in Navarra. The government did not openly resist us. This is consistent with our idea of freedom. We are Catholics, but outside the teachings of our church we believe in total freedom for the individual...
Cello Colours (Andre Navarra; Capitol). A varied recital of fine celloing, effective whether in the melancholic atmosphere of Faure's Elegie or the gee-whiz intricacies of Tchaikovsky's Pezzo Capriccioso. French Cellist Navarra gives the lie to the old saying that cellists are incurable sentimentalists...
...joined the army of the Duke of Navarra, at 30 went down in battle with a shattered leg.-The wound made Church history. While recovering, he read two books-Ludolphus of Saxony's Life of Christ and a collection of the lives of the saints-that opened his eyes to another career...