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magazine that  \nappeals to Catholics because it discusses topics close totheir daily concerns--openly,clearly,factually.  \nINFORMATIONdiscusses problems youface—in your family life,in educating your children,and in your personal life as a Catholic.It informs youabout the dynamic movements in the Church which arehelping shape the Church's character in the United States.  \nINFORMATIONwith its\"Inside In-formation”newsletters,lets you anticipate actions thataffect the Church at home and abroad.  \n# IT FEATURES...\n\n● Persanal Every-day Problems  \n● Cantraversial Church Issues  \n\n| SUBSCRIPTION  \u003Cbr>1 Year $4.00  \u003Cbr>2 Years $7.00   |\n| --- |\n\n● Interesting Persanalities  \n● New Missionary Endeavors  \n● New Phases af Parish Life  \n● The Liturgy  \n● Timely Religiaus and Maral Questians  \n● Catholic-Pratestant Relatians  \n● The Ecumenical Movement  \nINFORMATION...the magazine thatmakes you an alert and informed Catholic.  \nCUT AND MAIL TODAY  \nINFORMATION MAGAZINE,180 Varick St.,New Yark 14,N.Y.  \nName  \nAddress  \nState                      \n                      Zone       \nCity  \n□ Bill me  \n□ Payment enclosed  \n□ Renewal  \n□ New subseription  \n# INFORMATION\n\nTHE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN AMERICAN LIFEJULY,1962VOL.LXXVI,No.7  \n## INFORMATION ARTICLES\n\nThe Lay Teacher-Second-Class Citizen 2 Rosemary ThielkePreview of Your Canonization 11 Florence WedgeNew Life for the Ghost Parish 18 Rev.Andrew GreeleySister Juliana and the Mountaineers 28 Sister MaureenFor Godparents Only41 Odilia Marie JacquesWhy the Almanac Weathered the Years47 Michael Platt  \n## INFORMATION DEPARTMENTS\n\nInside Information:Abroad 24Inside Information:The U.S.37  \nInside Information on Entertainment 53 Doris BaldwinBook Reviews 55 Mary BrodyInside Information on Books61 Virginia KendallInformation Center63  \nREDITS:Illustrations for“Why the Almanac Weathered the Years,”courtesy of The OldFarmer's Almanac,Dublin,New Hampshire.  \nPUBLISHERS /The Paulist Fathers ● EDITOR /Joseph  \nA.Kneeland ● ASSISTANT EDITOR /Doris BaldwinMANAGING EDITOR /Urban P.Intondi ● EXECUTIVEMANAGER/Alvin A.Illig,C.S.P.● ART DIRECTOR/ClaudePonsot ·ASST.ART DIRECTOR/Morris Berman  \nEDITORIAL OFFICE:401 W.59th St.,New York 19,N.Y.  \nBUSINESS OFFICE:180 Varick St.,New York 14,N.Y.  \nCHANGE OF ADDRESS:Notify your postmaster and INFORMA-TION magazine,180 Varick St.,New York 14,N.Y.,30 daysbefore change is to take place.Include both old and newaddress,and mailing label from recent issue.  \nINFORMATION magazine,published monthly;copyright,1962,by The Missionary Society of St.Paul the Apostle in the Stateof New_York,180 Varick_Street,New York 14,N.Y.;tele-phone WAtkins 4-3560.Second class postage paid at NewYork,N.Y.Rates U.S.and Canada 1 year,$4.00;2 years,  \n$7.00;3 years,$10.00;35c a copy;add $1.00 per year for Foreign.  \nTHE LAY TEACHER  \nby RoSEMARY THIELKE  \nOver 25,000 lay teachers workin Catholic elementary schools.Thousands of them think somethingis drastically wrong with thesystem that employs them.  \n# SECOND-CLASS CITIZEN\n\n“There is a widespread ati-tude that the lay teacher is asecond-class citizen in the Cath-olic school,\"William H.Conleytold the convention of the Na-tional Catholic Education Asso-ciation this spring.Competent lay teachers who  \nfind it difficult,if not impos-sible,to fit into the parochialschool system as it is adminis-tered today,have voiced heart-felt agreement to Dr.Conley'sstatement.  \nTheir grievances make a longlist.Included are:low pay,the  \naloofness of the religious,ex-clusion from faculty meetings,contract insecurity,scarcity ofoccupational\"fringe benefits,\"lack of parental acceptanceand overcrowding of parochialschool classrooms.  \nMany lay teachers feel thatsomething ought to be doneabout correcting the conditionsunder which they are asked towork.Let's take a look at theseteachers and their problems.  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