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...Seton Hall's Herb Germann (4:07.2) and St. Johns' Larry Furnell are in good form, they can beat Henry and Sullivan. Or they may beat one and not the other. If Perry runs the sprints, Horner and Uzzle are dead; if he's out of it, they...
Princeon has compiled a 3-2 record in their games since the spring vacation. The Tigers have lost to Villasova and Navy, and beat Army, Seton Hall, and Rutgers...
Neurotic faith is not just a laymen's problem. Dr. Leo H. Bartemeier of Baltimore's Seton Psychiatric Institute suggested that ministers should be "as free as possible from delusions about their own omnipotence." And the Rev. Edward S. Golden, secretary of the United Presbyterians' Inter-Board Office of Personnel Services, argued that "there is a crisis in health with moral, physical and emotional manifestations among American clergy." One sign of widespread disturbance among ministers, he noted, is that of the nation's 8,500 United Presbyterian clergymen on pastoral assignment, 3,000 want to leave...
...over a parish, often to be overprotected by congregations that look up to them as Christ figures. Usually the symptoms of emotional distress are evident long before neurotic clerics are ordained, suggested Psychiatrist Robert J. McAllister, a consultant to Catholic University. Reporting on 100 hospitalized Catholic priests at the Seton Institute, he pointed out that 77 had serious emotional problems as seminarians; 32 ultimately became alcoholics. McAllister' added that a conflict between their desire for perfection and their basic needs and desires can drive men to leave the priesthood entirely: "Suddenly their own humanity breaks through and they...
...President of Seton Hall University, a Catholic school in South Orange, N.J., refused yesterday to allow the undergraduate newspaper there to resume publication before April 2, despite the election of a new executive board earlier...