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 1 Int |         people, it is certainly the Catholic Church. You can rejoice
 2 1   | considerable contribution which lay Catholic men and women instructors,
 3 1   |         Think, for instance, of the Catholic schools of the United States.
 4 1   |        themselves can establish the Catholic cells which must be created
 5 1   |           the autonomy of his adult Catholic life, as though he were
 6 1   |          professional activities of Catholic men and women teachers does
 7 1   |             deep convictions of his Catholic faith gives good example
 8 1   |        professions, particularly to Catholic doctors and engineers, especially
 9 1   |                                     Catholic Action Not a Monopoly of
10 1   |     Monopoly of the Lay Apostolate ~Catholic Action always bears the
11 1   |           teaching, is not given to Catholic Action as a whole, but to
12 1   |            choice of the Hierarchy. Catholic Action must not, moreover,
13 1   |          not also become members of Catholic Action. The important point
14 1   |           from the use of the term "Catholic Action." ~In fact, some
15 1   |         enter into the framework of Catholic Action thus conceived, it
16 1   |           of lay apostolate, namely Catholic Action, is triumphing to
17 1   |            not bearing the label of Catholic Action would be condemned
18 1   |             to restore to the term "Catholic Action" its generic sense
19 1   |          All groups would belong to Catholic Action and would preserve
20 1   |        together they would form, as Catholic Action, a federated unit.
21 1   |          that it does not belong to Catholic Action by its nature. The
22 1   |     authority. ~The activity of the Catholic layman is especially necessary
23 II  |           other things, to the many Catholic weeklies which have sustained
24 II  |           hear that the majority of Catholic publishers and book sellers
25 II  |             lending libraries. ~The Catholic newspaperman who exercises
26 II  |     Congress a request was made for Catholic journalists and a Catholic
27 II  |          Catholic journalists and a Catholic press for Asia. It is, furthermore,
28 II  |         organizing programs and for Catholic experts to be among the
29 II  |         dangerous to young men, the Catholic "cell" must intervene in
30 II  |           spread a new life. Thus a Catholic fore man will be the first
31 II  |        Broadcast message to Cologne Catholic Day on Sept. 2, 1956-Discorsi
32 II  |            of the apostolate of the Catholic laity. ~
33 II  |            by ICARES (International Catholic Institute for Social-Ecclesiastical
34 II  |          applies to the life of the Catholic community, the religious
35 II  |     shortage of priests. ~Secondly, Catholic men and women should be
36 II  |           social doctrine and for a Catholic worker's elite which will
37 II  |            Marxism. Associations of Catholic workers are already producing
38 II  |         them, but in a continent as Catholic as Latin America such activity
39 II  |           The problem is to utilize Catholic forces-and these can be
40 II  |           have done this. And since Catholic social thought is still
41 II  |             Both in Asia and Africa Catholic schools are highly regarded
42 II  |             In the Philippines, the Catholic laymen who work be side
43 II  |          the formation of groups of Catholic women who can thus assist
44 II  |     cooperate with neutral and non- Catholic organizations and movements
45 CON |            III, Stephen, founder of Catholic Hungary, and Louis IX of
46 SUMM|          the cultivation of a truly Catholic point of view. A more truly
47 SUMM|           lay apostolate movements, Catholic Action or Catholic international
48 SUMM|       movements, Catholic Action or Catholic international organizations.
49 SUMM|           of organizations known as Catholic Action -invites national
50 SUMM|    Apostolate and the Conference of Catholic Organizations, should act,