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Show lw KNNKr ,, NEL"JS OF j: j isx .v?) 'v & t ghuqcmgs (From Rt Igioo Press and ft Conscientious-objectio- Nows Sorvko United Prast rd the wir International ) ' 'Y - '" js .r- : -- -- J S W L f 2 , t Y. - uf J WOW j. I J 1 f ft i -- 7 Rev, John Courtney Murray, noted Roman theologian, has recommended that a new or revised Selective Service law recognize selective conscientious objection. A member of thb panel a pointed by Pres. Johnson to advise- - on draft law revisions, the priest said that recognition of selective conscientious objection would have the good effect of forcing young mi and their educators, to lift the level of moral dii course and to form consciences about their military service. Catho-li- e Dynamic facial force j called on the Sen. Charles H. Percy, church to be relevant as well as reverent and to minister not only to the spirit but to the whole man and 'whole community. At the same time the senator noted that one of the most encouraging aspects of American life in the 1960s has been the emergence of the church as a The senator, speaking at dynamic social forte the 18th anniversary dinner of Religion in American Life, emphasized that the church must lead not only in religion, but in life and should not be timid about soiling its hands in an effort to grapple with social events and responsibilities. ... School enrollment off BOSTON Enrollment in Catholic elementary schools decreased for the first time in 1965. according to the Department of Education of the U.S. Catholic Conference. Catholic elementary school enrollment hit a peak in 1964 with an enrollment of 4,533,771. In 1965, enrollment reached 4,492,107, a decrease of 41,664. Ordination of Women LONDON " Admission of women to the ordained ministry will be formally discussed by a joint team of Anglican and Methodist representatives whose appointment was announced by the two churches in London. ' The subject is a burning one in both churches, which are under increasing pressure from feminine members to follow the and some masculine Congregational policy and admit them as ministers. Confirmation age limit LOUISVILLE, KY. The Methodist Commission on Worship has proposed that the denomination's General Conference set the time of confirmation for youths at no earlier than the 7th grade nor later than the 12th grade. the Methodist church considers as members all constituents below the age of 16. Full membership in the Church is through confirmation. At present, "preparatory tf Council gave answers DETROIT LAKES ' w"i . " n WASHINGTON NEW YORK i fllFH;A1ijn; J,, v r Associated f A Roman Catholic priest told a Lutheran convention in Detroit Lake, Minn., that the Second Vatican Council answers many of the questions and accusations posed by such Protestant reformers as Martin Luther and John Calvin. It does not do justice to an of the reformers demands, nor could it, nor should it, said Father Kilian McDonnell, O.S.B., Benedictine scholar at St. Johns Abbey, OoUegeville, Minn. But the Council documents do provide a positive conversabasis for the continuing Protestant-Catholi- c tions. He spoke at an ecumenical service held as part of the annual convention of the Red River Valley Synod of the Lutheran Church in America (LCA). V, A 'fV happy family of ten is the mafame for Mrs. Utah (Jaynann claim to jor and husband. Dean Payne. Morgan) A healthy, Children, clockwise, are Baby Juli Ann, Tommy, Nancy, Eddie, Janice, John, Wilford, Evelyn, Susan and Bennie. Rekindle The Respect, 4 Love For Parenthood' On us (as mothers) rests the duty and glory of seeing to it that the pot boils, the baby remains healthy, a light shines in the window when dusk comes, that there is refreshment for body and spirit waiting at the day's end. How thankful I am for this choice privilege. Such is the philosophy of Mrs. Jaynann Morgan Payne, Provo, chosen to represent her state as Mrs. Utah. She will leave for San Diego May 4 to participate in activities during which a Mrs. America will be selected. The Gospel is the hub around which the home life of the Payne family circulates. Dean Is stake mission president Jaynann gives constantly of self in service to the church. At present, she is spiritual living instructor in Oak Hills Fourth Ward Relief Society. JOBS IN Scouting, MIA, Primary, Sunday School occupy the older children and the younger ones are learn-- . Ing. They are Susan, 17; John, 16; Janice, 15; Evelyn, 14; Wilford, 9; Bennie, 7; Nancy, 4; Tommy,' 2; Julie Ann, six months., These are the ten wonderful reasons why Jaynann never walks. She runs to J,look in on the baby. She runs to an-- t telephones, help a small child tie a shoe or look ;On while an older' child practices piano ' or organ. The Payne home is a mec-c- a of culture. Paintings and art objects from around the world grace the walls of the home. Art pieces, which have come from Jayn-ann- s hands as she works in classes or Relief Society, are evident through the rooms. The living room, which is not over-sizemakes room for two pianos, an organ, and stereo equipment. The family room is scene of many r in which the parents r .family evenings and children prepare cultural presentations which they often share with school, Church of community. 1 She has a built-iformula that aeems to tide her over all her usual and new activities If not me, who? If not now, when? SUCH WAS her thinking as she wrote before the birth of the tenth ch'ld: Can you imagine anybody in their right mind leaving nine children at home and traipsing off to Europe? We heartily recommend just such inexplicable behavior to all parents of large families who haven't really been alone for 17 years; It has a very wholesome effect on the children for Mother and Dad to discover that they still love each other madly and that each child is a special part of one's family. Dean and Jaynann met at Brigham Young University. After Dean's mission, they renewed their courtship then both finished their education. Jaynann majored in English and Dean became a successful attorney. They are active leaders In their community and have served for the past several years on the board of directors of the Community Concert Assn. JAYNANN GIVES much of her time to preparing and giving talks on topics interesting to women and young people. In a reoen fireside, she talked to young people on the subject of Matu-rityMarriage anf Mormomsm. Any relationship in this life, to be rewarding and joyous, must be built upon the love of Christ. It must be E beauty asthe 'Morgans nare : well , WEEK known - .1, learned, developed, practiced, worked at, just as diligently as any skill you would develop. Any skill takes hours of underpractice, study, devotion, standing, mental and physical effort So does love in a marriage. Contrary to what all the current cheap movies, magazines and literature portray, the physical aspect of love is a skill which may develop together through tenderness, patience, intuition an(j spirituality. To those who. build every aspect ol their marriage upon the spiritual foundation, come the most rewarding and " exciting experiences of life. -- ENDING APRIL 29, 1967 CHURCH- -1 1 |
