Mau Mau in Kenya Ties to Communism Highlighted
The Observer reports that the Mau Mau uprising in Kenya links to Communist influence via Indian merchants and residents. Eyewitness accounts describe well armed bands from Ad Dare forest attacking a loyal native, while critics claim Indians finance and enable the movement as whites resist colonial rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenya
India
Addare
Rift Valley
Moscow
Africa
Peasson
Europe
Cath
Mau Mau Movement
Observance Grows on Good Fridays
Public recognition of Good Friday in the Cincinnati area is wider than ever per a report from the Good Friday committee of the Archdiocesan Union of the Holy Name Society. The report credits press and radio, mayors, the Council of Churches of Greater Cincinnati, and other groups, noting a labor union contract designating Good Friday as a work holiday. The panel was led by Joseph Benning. An executive board meeting for the Cincinnati deanery Holy Name Society is set for Aug. 13 at 8 p.m. at the Elks Club in the Hotel Metropole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Archdiocesan Union of the Holy Name Society
Council of Churches of Greater Cincinnati
Joseph Benning
Cincinnati Deanery
The
Holy Name Society
Elks’ Club
Hotel Metropole
Fast Day and Feast of the Assumption Observances
The notice declares a fast day on Fast Day Coming-14 the vigil before the Feast. It states August 15 as the Feast of the Assumption a holy day of obligation.
College to Offer Saturday Teacher Training Program
Our Lady of Cincinnati College announces Saturday sessions for teacher training beginning September 26. The program leads to degrees in elementary education and to cadet elementary and high school teaching certificates. Registration day is September 19 from 8 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady of Cincinnati
Colege
Thenaeum Teachers’ College
Teachers’ College
Our Lady of Cincinnati College
Archbishop Alters Announce 17 Clergy Appointments
Archbishop Alter announces 17 clergy assignments including four archdiocesan pastors and eight assistant pastors. James L. Krusling moves to organize a new Kemp Road parish east of Dayton, with John B. Benning succeeding him in Lebanon and Waynesville. The changes affect parishes in Dayton, Mechanicsburg, North Lewisburg, Ripley, and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alter
James L. Krusling
Lebanon
Waynesville
Kemp Road
Dayton
John B. Benning
Mechanicsburg
North Lewisburg
Charles E. Ford
St. James’ Dayton
St. Michael’s Parish
Mec
Ad‘ator
Immaculate Conception Church
Ather Char Moore
Incle
Camden Onermantown
St. Michael’s Ripley
Gregory ‘Sturm
O.S.B
Efficient Management Of Personnel Ist Step In Reducing Labor Cost
A Xavier University professor urges cost reduction through efficient operation and humane management. He outlines seven principles including clear objectives, alignment of tasks to goals, fact based decisions, fair wages, employee input, eliminating gifts, and forward planning to avoid future crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ent
Persbanhide
Sestatep Waredheibor
Proben
Xavier University
Luken
Ordained in Rome Priest Returns for Diocese Duty
Father Ralph Lawrence of St. Elizabeth's Parish will celebrate a Solemn Mass at St. Elizabeth's Church Norwood this Sunday Aug 9 at 10 30. Lawrence who studied theology in Rome and was ordained December 20 1952 in Rome is the son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Lawrence of Norwood and has deep ties to the parish and local seminary studies.
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Cincinnati
Ralph Lawrence
Rome
St. Louis’ Church
Elder High
John W. Roettle
St. Edward St. Ann’s
de Porres High
Albert W. Schoenig
St. Louis
St. Vivian’s
William H. Schwartz
St. Mary’s
Hamilton
Hamilton Catholic High School
Joseph Oliver Bowers
St. Joseph’s Church
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Bowers
Accra
Gold Coast
Africa
British West Indies
St. Augustine’s Seminary
Society of the Divine Word
St. Joseph’s Auditorium
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Norwood
Father Lawrence
North American College
Raymond Lawrence
St. Elizabeth’s Parish
Purcell High School
St. Gregory’s Seminary
Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary
Church of St. Lawrence
Changes announced for three Precious Blood priests
Father Albert A. Gerhardstein moves from Immaculate Conception Celina to St Anthony Padua on Aug 20 after ten years. Father Marcellus Fortman, formerly of Brunnerdale Canton, becomes Celina Parish pastor on Aug 19. Father William J. Meyer moves from Sacred Heart Milford Center to St Augustine Minster on Aug 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of the Precious Blood
Albert A. Gerhardstein
C.pp.s
Immaculate Conception Church
Celina
St. Anthony’s Padua
Marcellus F. Fortman
Brunnerdale Seminary
Canton
William J. Meyer
Sacred Heart Church
Milford Center
St. Augustine’s, Minster
Catechetical Day Observed Across Archdiocese
Catechetical Day set for Sunday August 9 across the archdiocese to urge Catholics to study doctrine. Archdiocesan directives urge parents to teach at home and via Catholic schools, releases programs, and parish classes. Collections fund catechetical work archdiocesan youth, priest fund, and parish catechetical efforts.
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Archdiocese
Alter
Chancery Office
Archdiocesan Catholic Youth Organization
Sididiatehia
Dayton Catholic Schools Miss Bid for Old Steele High
Dayton Catholic schools failed to acquire the Old Steele High School when it sold at auction to a local department store for 530000. Monsignor J Ansbury warned remodeling could cost about 50000 to repurpose the 60 year old building for school use. The site might instead serve as a parking lot or garage to ease downtown traffic.
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Dayton Catholic Schools
Steele High School
Schoo
J. Ansbury
Dayton
Seminary Alumni Elect New Officers
The Mt. St. Mary's Seminary Alumni Association elected 1,300 members officers for its quinquennial meeting. Monsignor A J Kramer Cincinnati Catholic Charities director is president Father John F Schuler Covington Diocese vice president Father Robert J Buschmiller Mt. St. Mary's secretary and Father Kenneth P MacKinnon Detroit Archdiocese historian. The meeting will be Easter Monday and Tuesday April 19 and 20 and mark the 125th anniversary of the seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Association
Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary
A. J. Kramer
Cincinnati Catholic Charities Dir
John F. Schuler
Covington
Robert J. Buschmiller
Mt. St. Mary’s
Kenneth P. MacKinnor
Detroit
Inary
Mt St Marys Seminarians to be ordained at cathedral rite
Two Mt St Marys seminarians will be ordained priests this Sunday August 9 at St Monica Cathedral with Archbishop Alter presiding. Charles W Rehling and Robert Strassell will become priests after completing their third year of theology. First solemn Masses follow on August 16 at St William and St Monica churches with multi-voice choirs and city clergy assisting. Receptions and benediction conclude both observances. Rehling, born 1928, attended multiple church schools and Mt St Marys since 1948. Strassell is the son of Arthur Strassell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alter
St. John Vianney’s School
Mt. St. Mary’s
St. Monica’s
John J. Fey
Charles W. Rehling
Charles Rehling
St. Monica’s Parish
Robert Strassell
Arthur Strassell
St. William’s Parish
Cincinnati
Monica’s ~Thedral Hall
St. Francis Seraph’s School
St. Monica’s School
St. Gregory’s Seminary
Father Strassell
St. William’s Church
Charles Rohr
Kemper
St. Agnes’ Church
Francis Rabbitt
Holy Name Church
Joseph Beckman
Francis A.don
St. William's
Wil
St. William’s
Reconstruction Contract Awarded for Old Cathedral Restoration
The Edward T. Honnett Company of Cincinnati won the restoration contract with a guaranteed maximum of $3,073,000. Total project cost will reach about $3,728,099 after including organ, mosaic work, altars, and other items valued at $654,805. The Archdiocesan Building Commission awarded the contract at ArchbISHOP Alter's residence, with other participants including architects Edward J. Schulte and Elmer Schmitt, and attorney Edward Dempsey. Bids from Frank Esser and Sons, Penker Construction, Ferro Concrete, and William Guenther and Son were also submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athedral
Fal
Edward T. Honnett Company
Cincinnati
Archdiocesan Building Commission
Archbishop Alter
Grace
Edward J. Schulte
Elmer Schmitt
Edward Dempsey
Archdiocesan
Honnert Comarly
Frankesser and Sons
Penker
Mercy and Baptism in Sunday Mass Lesson
The sermon centers on divine mercy through baptism and the Holy Spirit as the path to redemption. It notes St. Paul’s claim that his own works do not earn salvation but God’s grace, and cites Christ’s healing of the deaf and mute as a symbol of grace opened by the Passion and Resurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Jesus Christ
Christ
Corinth
Paul
Men of Hamilton Parish Build Convert Classroom
Men from St. Marys Church Hamilton dedicate summer to converting a basement storage room into a bright convert classroom. They cleaned painted and tiled the space and will hang charts on church origins along with pictures including the Angelus and Last Supper. A blackboard shelves and future library will follow as the Altar Society funds decoration and pew Missals.
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Hamilton Parish
St. Mary’s Church
Hamilton
Altar Society
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Will Adene
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Donald A. Tenoever
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