That helped overcome parochial sentiment in Europe when the N.Y.S.E.
"With this legislation, no one gets hurt, everybody gets helped: public, private, parochial, home, whatever," said Senator Paul Coverdell, a Georgia Republican who sponsored the bill with Senator Robert G. Torricelli, Democrat of New Jersey.
He favored federal aid to parochial schools!
As The Nation reported in June 1959: "Dr. Louise Reiss and her assistants have had extraordinary success in getting local schools — public, private and parochial — to help in the teeth collecting.
These school voucher programs only help children attend low-cost parochial or other private schools, not the desirable suburban public schools sought by the middle class.
He also said that critics were exaggerating the cost concerns, and that the Council was seeking private financing to help defray the costs for parochial and private schools.
At 15, he worked part time as a stock boy in a drugstore near his home in the Highbridge section of the Bronx to help pay his tuition for parochial school.
The survey found that 50percentt of all voters, and the same percentage of unaffiliated voters, support providing government-funded vouchers to help pay for private or parochial schools, compared to 47percentt who oppose vouchers.
Pope Francis used the Mass to encourage young Catholics to go beyond their parochial boundaries and help others, and to announce Krakow as the location for the next Catholic youth festival in 2016.
Lethargy and parochial interests have helped derail worthy Congressional proposals to bolster security at ports and industrial facilities, which are largely private property.
As co-founder of the World Wildlife Fund, along with men such as Julian Huxley, Peter Scott and Max Nicholson, he helped turn conservation from a parochial, insular pursuit into a truly international movement.
