Saint Vincent Ferrer Celebrated On Feast Day
The article notes St. Vincent Ferrer born in 1350 in Spain and joining the Order of Preachers at 18. Named the Angel of Judgment, he traveled Europe preaching repentance. He advised the deposition of three Popes during the West schism and died in Vannes Brittany in 1419.
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Vincent, Ferrer
St. Vincent Ferrer
Confessor
Spain
Order of Preachers
Senekhine
St. Vincent
Europe
Vincent
Incent
Martin
Vannes
Brittany
Vocation Playlet by Dayton Students Features Religious Theme
Holy Family school Dayton marked Children’s Vocation Month with a March 25 play Along God’s Way by sixth graders. The cast included Patricia Mery Sarah Pietzrak Donna Juri Geraldine Folker Nancy Baker Robert Michel Michael Guenther Michael McQuaid and Margaret Ross. A class chorus sang Marian hymns and seventh grade art pupils contributed eye catching posters in the hallway.
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Holy Family School
Dayton
Our Lady, the Devil
Patricia Mery
Sarah Pietzrak
Donna Juri Geraldine Folker
Nancy Baker
Robert Michel
Michael Guenther
Michael McQuaid
Margaret Ross
Oh Vny Art
Pledge of Friendship Broadcast to Poland by Cardinal Griffin
Cardinal Bernard Griffin of Westminster addressed the Catholic Council for Polish Welfare. The BBC radioed his message to Communist dominated Poland expressing friendship and sympathy for Poles.
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London
Bernard Griffin
Westminster
Catholic Council For Polish Welfare
Poland
BBC
Poan
Fair allowances for school-age children debated by eighth graders
Eighth grade students from St. Columban's Loveland discuss fair weekly allowances. Dorothy Holtke favors 50 cents to one dollar with limits, Jerry Weber suggests about 50 cents, Jeannine Tieman argues at least 75 cents with personal savings for camp, Norma Grossheim promotes earning through odd jobs and occasional parental gifts.
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St. Columban’s School
Loveland
Dorothy Holtke
Ron
Jerry Weber
Eannine Tieman
Norma Grossheim
Girl Scout Rosary Project Leads at St William’s
Girl Scout Troop 242 at St William’s Cincinnati begins an extraordinary Service to Others project making rosaries for foreign missions. Leaders, mothers, and Mary Lloyd teach basics. Our Lady of Fatima Rosary guild in Louisville supplies materials. Weekly sessions produce about 25 rosaries, with 1,200 sent to missionaries last year.
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Ella Campoli
St. William’s
Cincinnati
Ers
O. F. Stenger
Michael Maran
Troo 242
Norbert Spren
Essons
Mary Lloyd
Mabel Comer
Marie Eichenlaub
Arrection
Lloyd
Our Lady of Fatima Rosary Guild of
Louisville
Sprengard
Minister Denies Worship in U S Housing Building
Protests by several hundred tenants at a federal housing project in Wilmington accuse the facility of barring religious services. Rev. F Raymond Baker, Baptist pastor and head of the Wilmington Housing Authority, says religious services will not be allowed in government property, aligning with public school policy.
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Wilmington
Del
F. Raymond Baker
Wilmington Housing Authority
Camp Fire Girls Honor Beads At Sts Peter and Paul School
Camp Fire Girls of Sts Peter and Paul School Norwood led by Mrs John Purcell and Mrs Russell Flynn held a progressive dinner with groups planning soup salad main course and dessert After the meal they held a ceremonial awarding honor beads leather honors for doll dressing for the Mayor Christmas party Marilynn Flynn and Joan Purcell received Woodgatherer's certificates and rings Miss Betty Zimmerman and Miss Rosemary Warner Camp Fire staff were guests of honor.
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Otakuye Camp Fire
Sts. Peter and Paul’s School
Norwood
John Purcell
Russell Flynn
Marilynn Flynn
Joan Purcell
Woodgatherer
Betty Zimmerman
Rosemary Warner
Anthony J. Seiwert
Pupils Bake for Bishops Relief Fund at Holy Family
Enterprising sixth graders of Holy Family Parochial School Dayton set up a bake sale in the old building to raise funds for the Bishops Relief fund. Mothers helped, girls baked cakes themselves, and older students earn donations through babysitting while brothers contribute paper route money. The school conducts its second paper drive with seventh grade leading and sixth grade close behind.
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Bishops’ Fund For Victims
Holy Family School
Dayton
Richard Ryan
Joseph McLachlan
Patricia Clemens
Cecilia McManus
Robert McIntyre
Holy Family Parochial School
Bishops’ Relief Fund
Salmon Baked in Potato Shells Recipe
Salmon baked in potato shells combines canned salmon with mashed potato, onion, milk and seasonings. The mixture is stuffed into hollowed potato boats, topped with bread crumbs, dotted with fat, and baked at 400 degrees for about 25 minutes to serve six to eight.
Missionary Cook Reveals Bread Baking Method
A missionary cook held by Chinese Communists for six months shares a bread baking recipe for evenness. Father Francis J. Lynch of Pittsfield Mass says to place bread in the oven say the Rosary turn the loaf one fifth after every three decades and remove after three Rosaries.
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Hong Kong
Francis J. Lynch
M.M
Pittsfield
Mass
Perpetual Adoration Starts at St. John’s Parish Deer Park
St. John’s Parish in Deer Park becomes the archdiocese 15th to inaugurate a perpetual adoration schedule. Father James Conroy and program captains Bernard Gausepohl and James McMahan oversee a 24 365 adoration cycle after a small group of laymen sparked rapid growth. A brochure with inaugurating details is available from the Catholic Telegraph Register.
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ST. John’s
Deer Park
James Conroy
Bernard Gausepohl
James McMahan
Catholic Telegraph Register
Young Thomas Ewing Learns Reading in Ohio Wilderness
A nostalgic portrait of the early life of Thomas Ewing in the Northwest Territory. Born December 28, 1789, he grows up amid forests near Olive Green Creek, mastering reading by age six, excelling in spelling, and earning the nickname bright boy. He travels to Waterford for a borrowed Aeneid and shows early resolve by offering raccoon skins for a circulating library.
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Battle of the Boyne
Robbins Hood
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Sherwood Forest
Ohio Woods
Rea
Ohio
Mee
Sarah
Moran Cabin
Organ
Hockocking Valley
Hocking
Religious Calling Confidant Advice for Young Faithful
The reader contemplates a religious vocation and seeks discreet guidance from trusted elders rather than classmates. They emphasize secrecy, continued prayer, and sharing plans only with parents, pastor, confessor, priest, or nun to avoid public scrutiny.
Dates That Made History
Chronology of notable events with dates from 1798 to 1866 including William Henry Harrison’s death in 1841, Booker T. Washington’s birth in 1856, the first Grand Army of the Republic post in 1866, the Mississippi territory establishment in 1798, and William Penn’s 1681 promise of self laws to settlers.
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William Hew Harrison
Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
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Columbia
Booker T. Washington
Virginia
Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Alabama
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Decatur
Ill
Mississippi Territory
Louisiana Purchase
William Penn
Pennsylvania
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