Word: schism
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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While Tietjen and his friends work on the remaining volumes, they are operating a "Seminary in Exile" and forming denomination No. 736, a schism from the left of the Missouri Synod known as the Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches. That is the problem with Piep-korn's goal of listing everyone. The job never ends...
OPEC's decision not to make the July 1 boost was part of a compromise to mend the schism. For their part, the Saudis and the Emirates will boost their prices to the general OPEC level (whether all at once or in stages still was not clear at week's end). Though that means oil will cost more in the second half of this year than in the first, the winners were clearly the Saudis-and to some extent consumers. The Saudis are fond of pointing out that if everybody settles now at 10%, the price of Middle...
...real center is the Holy Church. If they ask us what is our future, then we say, 'Our future is our past.' " With that, he ordained-against Vatican orders -14 priests and 16 subdeacons, an act that could start the century's largest Roman Catholic schism...
...difficult to tell how many Catholics would follow Lefebvre into schism. His hard-core base may be only a few thousand people, but there are large numbers of Roman Catholics upset by the innovations since Vatican II. Some Vatican sources think Lefebvre might have a potential flock of 50,000 or 60,000, centered in France, Germany and England. That could produce the biggest rupture since the Old Catholics broke with Rome over the First Vatican Council's decree on the authority and infallibility of the Pope...
...seems to know. The confusion stems in large part from a schism among the 13 members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. At their December meeting in Qatar, the cartel broke into two warring camps (TIME, Dec. 27). Eleven members, led by Iran and Iraq, raised their prices by 10%, to an average $12.70 per bbl. (v. $2.30 per bbl. in pre-embargo 1973); they also agreed to hike prices a further 5% on July 1. But the Saudis and their allies, the United Arab Emirates, arguing that higher fuel costs would hamper the recovery of the industrialized world...