Word: sectarianism
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...Mark's, and somewhere in the background by New York's Bishop William Thomas Manning. Midway between was Dr. William Norman Guthrie, tall, handsome, voluble rector of St. Mark's, who ten years ago founded with Dr. Cowles at St. Mark's a non-sectarian "Body & Soul Medical & Mental Clinic...
...following the reorganization of the University. Leverett became its president. During if he succeeded in impressing on Harvard his liberal point of view. Which consisted of religious and educational toleration and freedom from. sectarian dictation. This emphasis continued, in spite of the Mathers and the new University at New Haven, which openly bid for "the sons of solid New England families." By offering a "proper" education, Harvard prospered, both in its type of teaching and in numbers. One of Leverett's last graduating classes numbered 45, the largest in the University's history up to their time...
...pious and inspirational features, he went to Washington last week to publicize it, planned a tour of other cities. Churches may rent the service for about $15 and buy portable sound apparatus for between $400 and $500. Later, Promoter Rodeheaver will collaborate with RCA Photophone on other non-sectarian film services. He it is who chooses the speakers, none of whom receives any pay, for the ecclesiastical cinemas...
...imperialist-led Orange Demonstration has been arranged for Cootehill tomorrow. Its organizers are imperialist agents of Britain whose purpose is to perpetuate the sectarian division of the mass of common people in this area. . . . "There is conflict between the Irish Republic and British imperialism and imperialist displays won't be tolerated...
...political church, which "either follows the dictates of an ecclesiastical head . . . or foists upon the free and sovereign people of our nation a program of selfish and sectarian ambitions...