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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1953
Page
1
A church report warns of a surge in parochial school enrollment over the next five years with grade schools rising to about 73 000 and high schools to 25 800 by 1966 1968. It cites teacher recruitment as a key challenge and notes rising class sizes and shifts to lay staff.
Miss Jean Lavis of the Catholic Charities Guidance clinic warns parents against comparing a child to siblings. She stresses that such comparisons erode self confidence and that each child learns at a different rate. She urges early development of good work habits and close cooperation between parents and teachers. The talk, part of Xavier University's Family Life Institute, was led by Father Joseph Osuch S J and held on Monday evening.
The Observer reports on calls from hospital administrators and practical nurses for representation on the Ohio state nurses board. Tensions rise as legislation and proposed attire rules threaten to delay licensing and nursing curricula oversight.
Bishop Paul Leonard Hagarty O S B of the Bahamas plans sermons in Holy Angels and other churches this spring to support missions. His vicariate covers a large Atlantic area with 12 000 Catholics and relies on 25 American missionaries and many teachers and clergy amid limited resources.
Cincinnati archdiocesan authorities say the Immaculata on Mt Adams will not be razed. A thorough study of reconstruction plans will decide steps and funding needs. Donations have begun as part of an official fund raising effort amid fears the landmark may disappear.
Two Marianist brothers stationed in Dayton died within the Easter octave five days apart. Brother Andrew Orschell, 82, died Easter Monday while visiting relatives near Brookville Indiana after a life of farming and service at St Marys Institute and University of Dayton. Brother Schratz, 73, longtime educator at Chaminade, Dayton and Marianist schools, died after a career at St Xavier Commercial and various Marianist institutions. Burial for both was in the Society of Mary cemetery in Dayton.
Robert Coady of St Marys Hyde Park and his wife spent three months in Western Germany on a special assignment with the Cincinnati recreation commission. He reported German family life as wholesome and devout with polite, gracious conduct. He noted strong church participation yet warned German youth face social problems after the war.
The Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Men will publish a weekly newsletter for parish units to share plans and activities of the National Council of Catholic Men and ACCM. The first issue may appear before summer and could reach all parish societies. The ACCM aims to stimulate parish activity and coordinate voices among parish councils.
Three of four top prizes in a science contest for Cincinnati Catholic students were won by Richard Pavely and Ramon Calado of Elder High School and St. Xavier duo. Pavely and Calado also earned superior ratings at Miami University under the Ohio Junior Academy of Science. Separately, two parochial girls from Cincinnati area reached national spelling finals in Washington and a Northern Kentucky student also earned a regional spot. Heiselmann of Nativity School is among Nativity winners in the past five years.
The text details a Paladin Grand Cross pattern tied to the Crusade Castle and Dr. Pierre, Yale professor, noting the blue and white shield with red bands and an open book bearing the motto Cognoscetic veritatem You shall know the truth This reflects the CSMC mission to educate Catholic youth about missionary work and Gospel truths.
A third anniversary Pontifical Mass for the late Archbishop John T. McNicholas will be celebrated at St. Monica's Cathedral Friday April 24 at 10 30 a.m. Archbishop Alter will offer the Mass.
The Gospel calls Jesus the Good Shepherd who lays down his life for the sheep and Peter is charged to tend the flock. The bishop’s crozier symbolizes his pastoral care and the pope as Holy Father offers guidance to the universal church, urging unity with apostolic Christians and outreach to fellow sheep.
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