NATiONAL CATboLicguiOANCe CONFeRENCeJouRNAL - VOLUME 9 - NUMBER 4 - SUMMER 1965

Oct 13, 2026

National Catholic Guidance Conference Journal, successor to the Catholic Counselor, is a professional quarterly presenting theory, research, and informed opinion on guidance, counseling, student personnel administration, and supporting psychological services in Catholic educational institutions and related school agencies. Published as an official outlet for the National Catholic Guidance Conference, it highlights contributions from a Judaeo-Christian heritage to evolving practice and addresses developments in Catholic schools, colleges, and Catholic students elsewhere. Manuscripts follow the APA Publication Manual and submission rules, with editorial staff and subscription details included.

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CategoryReligion & Spirituality

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Pages68

Reading Time2 h 51 min

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Editor's Notebook

Counselor at Work

Index to Volume Nine

Publication Information

Subscription Rates

Membership in NCGC

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NATiONAL CATboLicguiOANCe CONFeRENCeJouRNAL sUCCESSOR TO THE CATHOLIC COUNSELORCounseling and Christian Commitment:PerspectivesEssay ReviewEditor's NotebookCounselor at WorkMemo from the PresidentIndex to Volume NineVOLUME 9 NUMBER 4SUMMER 1965 is a professional quarterly of theory,research,andinformed opinion about problems and issues inguidance,counseling,student personnel adminis.tration,and supporting psychological services irCatholic educational institutions and school-related agencies.As the oficial publication of the National Catholic Guidance Conference,the Jozurnal seksao cenesr its atention upon the contributions of a Judaeo-Christian heritage to the eyolving theoryand practice of personnel services and upon problems and developments related specifcally sa Ciacholic schools and colleges or to Catholic students in other institutions.The Journal welcomes articlesinclined theoreticll,philosophically,empirically,or methodologically.Articles which report briefyconcrete guidance practices of special interest to the concerns of the Journal are published in thieCounselof-at-Work section.Authors of articles receive 25 gratis copies of the issue containing theircontributions;authors of reports published in the CounseloF-at-Work section receive 10 gratis copies.Manuscripts must be prepared in accordance with the Publication Manual of the American Psycho-logical Association and should be submitted in duplicate to the Editor. Editor: Editorial StaffNATHANIEL J.PALLONE University of Notre Dame,Notre Dame,IndianaAssociate Editor:Assistant Editor:VINCENT M.MURPHYBROTHER JAMES O'TOOLE,F.S.C.H.Fairfeld University,Fairfeld,ConnecticutIona College,New Rochelle,New YorkAssistant Editor:Business Manager:REV.WILLIAM McMAHONBROTHER ALOYSIUS RAPHAEL,F.S.C.Cardinal Hayes High School,Bronx,N.Y. Bishop Lougblin High School,Brooklyn,N.Y.SISTER M.CATHERINE,C.D.P.,ChairmanOur Lady of the Lake College,San Antonio,TexasBROTHER MARION F.BELKA,S.M.(1965)THOMAS N.MCCARTHY(1965)St.Mary's University,San AntonioLaSalle College,PbiladelphiaMARGARET M.BoTT(1967)REV.JOHN MCFARLIN,S.J.(1966)University of Maryland,College ParkGonzaga High School,Washington,D.C.ROBERT E.DoYLE(1967)BROTHER RAYMOND,C.F.X.(1967)St.Jobn's University,Jamaica,New YorkXavierian High School,BrooklynBROTHER JOHN M.EGAN,F.S.C.H.(1966)SISTER GRACE REGINA,O.P.(1966)lona College,New Rochelle,New YorkMolloy College,Rockville Centre,New YorkREV.G.GORDON HENDERSON,S.J.(1966)ANTHONY C.RICCIO(1966)W heeling College,Wheeling,West VirginiaThe Ohio State University,ColumbusBROTHER ADELBERT JAMES,F.S.C.(1965)REV.URBAN RUPP,S.M.(1965)Manhattan College,Riverdale,New YorkChaminade High School,DaytonRAYMOND J.STEIMEL(1966) Catholic University of America.Washington # Editorial Board CORRESPONDENCE Manuscripts and other editorial correspondence should be addressed to the Editor,DR.NATHANIEL J.PALLONE,Room G-81,Memorial Library,University of Notre Dame,Notre Dame,Indiana.Correspondence concerning advertising rates and technical requirements should be addressed to theBusiness Manager,BROTHER ALOYSIUS RAPHAEL,F.S.C.,357 Clermont Avenue,Brooklyn,N.Y.SUBSCRIPTION RATES Subscription to the Journal is included in membership in the National Catholic Guidance Confer-eace.Information is provided below.Individual subscriptions are available at $5.00 yearly in theUnited States and its possessions.Single-copy price is $1.50.Certain past issues are available.Indi-vidual subscription orders should be sent to the Journal at 240169th Street,Kenosha,Wisconsin.MEMBERSHIP IN NCGC Regular membership in the National Catholic Guidance Conference is open to those who holdmembership in the American Personnel and Guidance Association;associate membership,to thoseengaged in or interested in guidance,counseling,and student personnel services in Catholic andother institutions.Membership fee is $5.00 yearly.In addition to the Journal,members receive theNews Digest and other

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What topics does the National Catholic Guidance Conference Journal focus on?

It focuses on guidance, counseling, student personnel administration, and supporting psychological services in Catholic educational institutions and related agencies.

How are contributions submitted for publication?

Manuscripts must follow the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association and be submitted in duplicate to the editor.

How are journal subscriptions and membership related?

Subscription to the journal is included in membership in the National Catholic Guidance Conference, with individual and institutional information provided in the publication section.

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