Word: vicar
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Died. Clemente Cardinal Micara, 85, vicar general since 1951 and unofficial bishop of Rome (the title belongs to the Pope), known to fellow members of the Vatican Curia as the "Grand Elector" for his key role in lining up conservatives behind his friend and fellow liberal Giovanni Cardinal Montini in the 1963 papal elections; after a long illness; in Rome...
Governor Volpe and Cardinal Cushing were among the dignitaries to attend a mass in honor of the Pt. Reverend Augustine. Hickey, Pastor of St. Paul's Church in Cambridge and Vicar General of the Archdiocese of Boston, who is retiring after 10 years of service...
Monsignor Hickey, also the Vicar General of the Archdiocese of Boston, will be replaced by the Rev. Joseph I. Collins, who will take over his parish duties. Farther Collins, advisor to the Harvard-Radcliffe Catholic Society, will assume the title of administrator...
...number of clerics point out that parents who bring their children forward for christening display a dormant faith. Many a mother, after dressing down a vicar who was reluctant to baprtize little Alfred because he would be brought up in an un-Christian family, has returned to Sunday worship after her child entered the church. Now that the issue has been raised, most Anglican priests hope that some clarifying guidance will come from this month's church convocations...
...altar, the same building is ready for the Holy Communion services of St. Clement's Episcopal Church, an off-Broadway mission parish serving the theater community. Running both shows is the Rev. Sidney Lanier, 41, a lively, loquacious priest who as president of the theater and vicar of St. Clement's is trying to bridge the gap between church and stage...