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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1953
Page
3
A World War II era column argues that Italians face elections with confidence, offering a lesson that free nations must stay alert against Communism. It warns that communism gains only when non Communists are indifferent and urges Christians to oppose poverty and injustice to win the cold war.
The piece argues that the devil tempts by crowding God from minds and urges, citing daily news and work as distractions. It warns recreation is warped by over commercialism and industry, while modern life brings noise, anxiety, and wartime trauma affecting millions.
The article urges Catholic men to take spiritual retreats to disengage from worldly cares and renew their relationship with God. It contrasts the hydrogen bomb era with the need for penance and solitude, citing Christ and prophets as examples and noting that even the Pope makes annual retreats.
A column critiques film advertising suggesting posters shape audience expectations more than the films. It notes ads often promise atmosphere and excitement beyond the actual content and hints that censor boards would overwork if ads matched promises.
Mrs. Berger, active in Catholic women's organizations, is nominated by ACCW. She has led Theta Phi Spha, authored Cooking for Christ, and contributed to Catholic Action programs. Married to Dr. Alfred J. Berger, they have six children and engage in education and community service work.
Dayton resident Mrs Graziano a longtime Catholic and civic activist nominated for ACCW post. She served as treasurer of Holy Angels Parish Altar Society and Dayton Regional Council of Catholic Women, led as first president of University of Dayton Mothers’ Club, and held roles on the Dayton Community Welfare council and Montgomery County Mental Health council. Her husband Frank Graziano works for National Cash, and they have two daughters.
The piece argues film publicity misleads the public by portraying Hollywood as wholesome while ads hint at pornographic elements. It blames studios and press for promoting indecent entertainment to maximize profits and urges higher editorial standards.
A Dayton youth rally convened under ACCY auspices with new officers chosen. A special committee examined the proposed United Nations Bill of Rights in light of U S Bishops principles, chaired by Thomas Halloran with members from Springfield Dayton and Hamilton.
Readable fragments list parish devotion periods from April 26 to May 3 or May 3 to 10 across multiple churches in Cincinnati Dayton Madison Place and Lebanon. Entries include St Catharine Immaculata St John Vianney Sacred Heart St Marys St Patrick Mt St Marys St Ursula St Agnes St Francis de Sales and St Andrew.
Observers argue that stockholders holding 35 528 000 shares should receive a fair dividend, noting current prices yield less than six percent. They say profits reinvested aid growth and workers, and unbiased reporting helps settle disputes with fair treatment of both capital and labor.
St Francis de Sales Deanery Council of Catholic Men will hold a special meeting on Monday May 4 at 8 p.m. in St Elizabeth's parish auditorium West Norwood. Robert L Otto ACCM president and Monsignor Joseph Schneider ACCM moderator address the gathering. George E McDonald leads the deanery council representing units in 33 parishes of Eastern Hamilton with Monsignor Francis A Papye as pastor and dean.
Bishop James E. Walsh honors mothers of the world in the May Maryknoll issue titled The Hand of the Mother. He credits maternal devotion with daily life tasks and spiritual life, then notes the church’s broader mission and Glenmary and Jesuit efforts in missiology and Asia, including Father Fahy’s work on Formosa and China.
Donald Attwater, noted liturgy expert, will deliver an address to the Cincinnati Medievalists on the Eastern Rite. The talk is set for April 30 at the Sheraton-Gibson hotel. Attwater, long linked to the liturgical movement, last visited the U S in 1949 to lecture at Notre Dame on Eastern Church liturgies.
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