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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1952
Page
3
Obituary tribute recalling Albert Cash as a trusted city father and respected lawyer. The piece praises his faith, public service, and generosity, noting his impact on Cincinnati and the Archdiocese. The article closes with a Marian devotional reflection and celebration of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
The piece reflects on the Assumption of Mary linking summer to sacred feast climaxes and the close of Lent. It notes upcoming Catholic events in Cleveland and Notre Dame with liturgy focus and the Catholic Students' Mission Crusade. It urges lay participation and ongoing interest in liturgy and missions.
A pair of writers testifies to disbelief, Mary McCarthy and Priscilla Robertson, provoking a debate on faith. The piece argues religious faith as essential to happiness and enduring sorrow, urging believers to embody their creed in daily life and in view of death as a homecoming.
The article portrays Chinese Catholics resisting a state backed reform movement. It highlights priests and lay leaders, including Father Tong and Father Chang, who face arrest and alleged martyrdom. Benedictines and local Catholics reaffirm loyalty to Rome amid trials and prison deaths.
A list of 29 nuns to take first or perpetual vows at the Precious Blood investiture ceremony on August 15 includes Sisters Mary Aelred Mary Agnes Christine Valeria Juleen Rosalyn Rachelle Ann Cecile Rose Edna Mary Alicene Jeanne Elise Gertrudeann and several others with ties to Cincinnati Blanchester Dayton Columbus Grove and Tolleson. The event honors both first vows and perpetual vows for members of Sts Peter and Pauls parish St Rita and other communities.
The CSMC convention runs August 21 to 24 at the University of Notre Dame with Father Clifford J. ae S.V.D. as founder of the Crusade movement and China mission veteran and James W. Rogan, former Shield editor, taking part. Monsignor Freking serves as executive chairman and Father Henry J. handles convention arrangements.
France marks Notre Dame de Paris as a historic Gothic icon with pivotal roles in monarchy, religion, and politics. From 12th century cornerstone to coronations and revolutionary losses, the cathedral has endured upheaval and restoration while symbolizing faith and national unity in France.
A review recounts Jeanne Jugan, born in Brittany, as Sister Mary of the Cross, whose early life and care for the aged led to a worldwide religious order. The piece notes her obscurity in life, her eventual beatification being considered, and praises Mr Reilly’s formative article.
Schedule lists churches and parishes including Mother of Cincinnati St. Michael's Mt. Crabs St. Patrick's Shelby county Isuaticulation Milton Holy West Union Immaculate Concertion Bradford St. Mary's Co precious Blood ilckasaw St. Louis Owensville The Summit Cincinnati detailing devotion events across multiple parish sites in August.
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