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...enough evidence to justify one. In January 1973 the couple got a civil divorce. Later that year, when Sandra began to think seriously about marrying again, she stopped receiving Communion because by remarrying she would automatically incur excommunication. Priests were sympathetic, but not until she discovered Boston's Paulist Center Community did she find one who returned her to full Communion with the church. She was remarried last month in a Protestant church where her husband was a parishioner (he agreed to raise any children as Catholics). On her honeymoon, she received Communion in a Catholic church...
...most notable "coming out" so far occurred late last month at the Paulist Center Community in Boston, scene of the third-and by far the largest -National Conference for Divorced Catholics. Some 200 women and 100 men-a number of them already remarried-turned up to talk out their problems. They also endorsed a proposal by Monsignor Stephen Kelleher, a Catholic canon lawyer, that the church allow Catholics "to divorce and remarry openly and wholesomely in Christ...
...study, to be published jointly by Augsburg Publishing House and Paulist Press in September, is a part of an eight-year-old, officially sanctioned dialogue between Lutherans and Roman Catholics over issues that divide the two communions. The talks have already produced documents on Lutheran and Roman Catholic approaches to the Nicene Creed, baptism, the Eucharist and priestly ministry, all of which show remarkable basic agreement. The study on Peter, along with an examination of the development of the papacy in early church history, will provide background for the next major document, on the primacy and authority of the Pope...
Sounds for Peace, a benefit concert sponsored by the Beacon Hill Support Group for Vietnam Peace Action. Rock groups, some from the Black Musicians Workshop; folk singers Bonnie & Doug. and Rose; piano-and-flute team; congo drums players; others. At the Paulist Center Auditorium, on Park St. opposite the Common...
...describe the feeling of stepping off Park Street into the Paulist Center and into a world in which people almost seem to care for one another? The girl at the desk asks who you are, and for some reason, you sheepishly tell her you're a reporter. When you tell her you're from the CRIMSON, she brightens a bit and tells you to wait. While you wait, people come out from the room where you assume "he" is, and hug each other. Not in the same way that the stoned-out kids from the Paramus LRY hug each other...