Two hundred individuals from throughout the U.S. attended the 1985 Human Relations Institute on the theme "Let Justice Roll" July 26-28 at Carroll College in Waukesha, Wis.

Sponsored by LHRAA, the Institute focused on economic justice and the roles of the Church and Christians in contemporary economic affairs.

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Ministry To The Hearing Impaired, January-February 1985 Jan 1985

Ministry To The Hearing Impaired, January-February 1985

Ministry to the Hearing Impaired

A newsletter published for Deaf Catholics in St. Louis, MO

Ministry to the Hearing Impaired Finding Aid

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Holy Spirit Center Newsletter, January 1985 Jan 1985

Holy Spirit Center Newsletter, January 1985

Holy Spirit Center Newsletter

A newsletter published for Deaf Catholics in Toledo, OH

Holy Spirit Center Newsletter Finding Aid

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Santa Barbara Catholic Deaf Community, January 1985 Jan 1985

Santa Barbara Catholic Deaf Community, January 1985

Santa Barbara Catholic Deaf Community

A newsletter published for Deaf Catholics in Santa Barbara, CA

Santa Barbara Catholic Deaf Community Finding Aid

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St. Mary's Church Of The Deaf, January 1985 Jan 1985

St. Mary's Church Of The Deaf, January 1985

Saint Mary's Church of the Deaf

A newsletter published for Deaf Catholics in Rochester, NY

Saint Mary's Church of the Deaf Finding Aid

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The Valley News, January 1985 Jan 1985

The Valley News, January 1985

Valley News, The

A newsletter published for Deaf Catholics in Brownsville, TX

The Valley News Finding Aid

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Sources And Alleviators Of Stress Experienced By Ministers' Wives, Diane M. Nethercott Jan 1985

Sources And Alleviators Of Stress Experienced By Ministers' Wives, Diane M. Nethercott

Graduate Research Papers

Ministers' wives experience unique and excessive stress as evidenced by their rising divorce rate, a growing rebellion against "what they consider outdated notions of sacrificial servanthood, 11 and by reports from professionals who counsel them (Lavender, 1976; Molgaard, 1981; Presnell, 1977, p. 274). In studying stress and burnout for clergy, Bouma (1980), Lavender (1976), and Mace and Mace (1980) noted that although ministers encounter stress factors far beyond those for other occupations, their wives experience even greater strain. Furthermore, Lavender (1976) reported that when ministers' wives seek counseling, psychologists find that stress factors have caused them severe psychological and emotional …

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Ephatha, January 1985 Jan 1985