Archbishop Karl Alter Honored With Rerum Novarum Award
The Rerum Novarum award was given to Most Rev Karl J Alter Archbishop of Cincinnati by St Peters College Jersey City. The Newark archdiocese editorial calls him a well deserved choice for promoting social justice and industrial peace through Catholic social action.
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National Catholic School of Social Service
Toledo
School of Business Administration
Stay-At-Home Missionaries Help Indian Missions
The Marquette League, founded in 1904, supports 700 missionaries on Indian reservations in the United States and Alaska. It funds chapels and schools, provides scholarships, and relies on Stay-At-Home Missionaries to sustain its work through generous contributions.
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Alaska
Marquette League
Making Plans for Glenmary Benefit Dinner
A Glenmary Missioners guild planned benefit dinner on Thursday April 17 at Hotel Netherland Plaza to aid Home Missioners of America. Monsignor Luigi G Ligutti national director of Catholic Rural Life conference to speak. A photo shows Mrs R Edward Tepe general chairman with Sisters Marie Catherine and Barbara and Mrs George Schulte among other organizers. Tickets via Mrs Riegler SY 7863.
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Riegler
Naturalism Losing Ground In Literature Says Father Gardiner
Father Harold C. Gardiner SJ on Xavier campus March 28 argues naturalistic fiction fades as readers demand moral context. He cites Faulkner Steinbeck Greene and contemporary works like The Lost Weekend and My Cousin Rachel while praising saints biographies by Louis de Wohl and Evelyn Waugh Helena for portraying virtue.
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Veteran Charity Nuns Die at Mount in Week
Two Sisters of Charity of Mt St Joseph Sisters Marie Pierre and Mary Antonio died within a week at the motherhouse. Marie Pierre died March 25 with Requiem Mass March 27. Mary Antonio died March 31 after a 52 year vocation. Surviving siblings include Misses Ann Teresa Sweeney and brothers Peter and Joseph Sweeney of Middletown.
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Lent Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A crossword style puzzle list with across and down clues about lent related terms and wordplay, including penance season references, alphabet hints, and common phrases with partial words and mis-spellings.
Marriage Education Lecture On Anatomy At St Bonaventure
Dr Joseph Gee of Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati spoke to young women at St Bonaventure's school hall about anatomy and physiology of reproduction, addressing myths and emphasizing normality of marital pleasure. He recommended Childbirth Without Fear by Dr Read as further reading.
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Moral and Physical Laws Bind All People Equally
Father Wilfred Diamond of Holy Rosary Church in the Bronx speaks on the Christian in Action radio program about the American Bishops' 1951 statement God's Law: The Measure for Man's Conduct. The series, produced with the National Council of Catholic Men and the American Broadcasting Company, airs Sundays in April at 11:30 a.m. EST.
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Crossroads Notes on Spring Life and Local Arts
Alberta Schumacher collects Crossroads musings on spring blooms bicycles and local poetry. A St Marys vignette shares daily chores and faith reflections while a Dayton reader sends in a painter theme poem celebrating colors and creation.
Paris Mission founded school to aid mothers and disabled
The Paris Foreign Mission Society opens a new school founded by Father Gustave Mayet to train women for directing maternity homes nurseries and care for feeble minded sickly crippled deaf or dumb children. Officials praised the project and announced the event on radio three times.
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Gustave Mayet
Paris Foreign Mission Society
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