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Newspaper

Catholic Telegraph Register

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1952

Page

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Triumphal Entrance of Jesus into Jerusalem Described

The Observer recounts Jesus entering Jerusalem amid a cheering Jewish crowd during Passover week. The narrative notes pilgrims arriving from Bethany to see Jesus and Lazarus, and describes the splendor of Herod’s rebuilt city and the Temple as Jesus proceeds toward the Holy City.

With Otion Bethany Jesus Lazarus Jesus Lazarus Jerusalem Weptesus Yes Herod the Great

Glenmary Guild to Host Speaker Ligutti in Cincinnati

Monsignor Luigi Ligutti executive director of the National Catholic Rural Life Conference will be the principal speaker at the eighth annual Glenmary Missioners Guild event in the Hotel Netherland Plaza Cincinnati on Thursday April 7. The guild is a Cincinnati Catholic Women’s Association committee. He led CRLC as president in 1937 and has lectured and written for Catholic outlets including America and Commonweal.

Luigi G. Ligutti National Catholic Ruralife Conference Glenmary Missioners Guild Hotel Netherland Laza Cincinnati Te Cincinnati Catholic Women CRLC America Commonweal CYO Father Whalen Dayton Ohio Ae A Evelyn St. Ndrew’s Ord Thomas Buck Springfield Ohioare Federation Geneal Kramer St. Vincent Ferrer’s National Council of Catholic Youth Indianapolis Catholic Committee On Scouting San Francisco Rockford David Grieshop St. Therese’s

Peter’s Cathedral and the rise of Grecian purity

The article compares St Peter’s Cathedral with Baltimore and Cincinnati structures, praising its unique Grecian form. It discusses Bishop Purcell’s plans for a combined church and rectory, notes economical constraints, and credits architect Henry Walters with a classical, refined design akin to Renaissance masters.

Thia Peter’s Purcell Teo Plum Street Eighth Street Re Street St. Peter's Baltimore Cincinnati St. Patrick’s New York St. Peter’s America New England King’s Chapel Boston Henry Walters Wren Renwick

Seventy two Catholic schools named Civil Defense centers

Hamilton county designates seventy two Catholic schools as medical and casualty collecting centers for atomic disaster response. Across the county 181 schools and institutional buildings are mapped for civil defense roles. Local administrations, led by principals, will organize at each school to stock supplies mobilize community support and designate hospital quarters.

Hamilton County Archdiocesan Superintendent of Schools

Motivating Catholic Youth to Apostolic Service

Father Henry Klocker urged Ohio Catholic youth leaders to give the CYO a clear vision and four core skills: liturgical worship, personal service, social apostolate, and technical training. He said the movement should lead youths toward apostolic and vocational life and high professional standards.

Henry Klocker Cincinnati Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade Ohio Father Klocker CYO

First Months Important Effort for Happy Marriage

Father Edward Fueglein of Cincinnati told members of a pre Cana course at St. Bonaventure's church that the first months of marriage lay the foundation for a harmonious life. He urged couples to adjust physically intellectually socially and spiritually and to pursue study and discussion of family duties.

Edward Fueglein O.F.M St. Bonaventure’s Church Cincinnati Ather Fueglein Fueglein Holy Family Society St. Francis Seraph’s Church Third Order of St. Francis

CYO Preinduction Course Draws 25 Men

Twenty five young men attended the first CYO preinduction course in the Cincinnati area last week. Three former military chaplains spoke at St Elizabeths school Norwood with talks on conscription morality and virtue. Sessions ran from 7 45 to 10 30 p m.

Cincinnati Francis Pilliod St. Leo’s Church Francis Kennedy Little Flower Parish Vincent Robers St. Francis de Sales St. Elizabeth’s School Norwood

French Mass to Be Sung by Taylors Creek Choir

A French Mass Messe Caroll lian will be sung for the first time in the United States on Easter day at a High Mass in St. Bernard's church Taylors Creek. Composer Samson from Dijon Cathedral is choirmaster. Father Cletus Rieger is pastor Gene Woelfel organist John Moloney adult choir president. The church sits on Harrison Pike east of Miamitown.

United States St. Bernard’s Curch Taylors Creek Dijon France Samson Cletus Rieger St. Bernard’s Gene Woelfel John Moloney

CYO Activity Supervision Organized by Deanery

The Archdiocese of Cincinnati sets CYO supervision by nine deaneries with seven named directors including Father Francis Franer at St Lawrence and Father Edward Overberg at St George. Remaining positions await appointment for St Martin and St Mary deaneries. A meeting for deanery directors is slated April 24 in Cincinnati.

Archdiocese of Cincinnati Karl J Earl L. Whalen Archdiocesan CYO Francis Franer St. Lawrence’s Church St. Lawrence

Revolution in Maternity Care Work of Sisters in Southwest

Medical Mission Sisters describe new maternity care methods at the American Congress on Obstetrics and Gynecology in Cincinnati. In Santa Fe they provide home deliveries, rooming in, and “normal Christian childbirth” to parish families at affordable prices, with classes for expectant couples and ongoing parent education.

Southwest Cincinnati M. Theophane Catholic Maternity Institute Santa Fe N. Mex Theophane M. Clare Santa Fe Center

Judges and Councilman Say Voters Fault for Primary Reform

Judge George E. Kearns and Councilman Albert D. Cash argue the Great Reform of Ohio primaries has not met its goals because few eligible voters participate. They assert the public can still influence candidate choice when sufficiently motivated.

George E. Kearns Hamilton County ‘Common Pleas Court Albert D. Cash Cincinnati Ohio

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