Saints and Feast Days Highlight August Celebrations
Celebrating with the Church notes saints and martyrs honored from August 24 to 29. Bartholomew’s feast Monday August 24, Louis IX of France on August 25, Zephyrinus on August 26, Calasanctius on August 27, Augustine on August 28, and John the Baptist beheading observed August 29.
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Pope
St. Bartholomew
Bartholomew
St. Philip
Nathanael
Galilee
Is IX
France
Jerusalem
Christ
St. Augustine
Augustine
Monica
St. John the Baptist
John
Regina Highs Renovated Business Department Reopens
Regina High School returns to class with a renovated business department. The space once used as a check room has been converted with new partitions acoustical ceilings and fluorescent lighting across five classrooms. A PTA sponsored project also opens a new student recreation room on the upper floor near the cafeteria.
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Regina High School
I Rawls
Regina
PTA
Catholic Radio and TV Listings for a Week
A historical listing shows daily Catholic radio and TV programs across stations in Springfield Dayton Covington Cincinnati Hamilton and Middletown. Program names include Sacred Heart Hour of St Francis Faith of Our Time Ave Maria Hour and What Catholics Believe with times ranging from early morning to evening.
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Wzip
Covingtoa Ngton
Seered Heart
Wmoh
Jon
Covington
Springfield
St. Francis
Wone
Dayton
Catholic News
Cates
Anc
WJE
WCPO
Cincinnati
Ave
WSAL
K. Rancis
P m
Win Dayton
Hamilton
Maria
WPFB
Middletown
Ico
Wordcross Puzzle Clues Highlight Church Titles and Abbreviations
A scrambled wordcross puzzle lists Across and Down clues about archbishops cardinals saints and abbreviations. Readable fragments include German Jewish surname clue and various religious titles with abbreviations, hinting at a themed puzzle solution.
Land of Goshen and the Hebrews in Egypt
The text reflects on the Hebrew settlement in Goshen near the Nile, the 400 years in Egypt, and how growth and refuge there preserved faith. It contrasts secular history with sacred narrative, noting cultural isolation, intermarriage, and providence guiding the chosen people’s survival in a foreign land.
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Asia Mor
Crete
Rappsene
Egypt
Land of
Goshen
Israel
Jacob
Canaan
Management Specialist Joins Xavier U Faculty
Dr. W. Thomas Bryan, a management specialist, was added to Xavier University as professor of business administration. He served in the War Department during and after World War II, directed research for the Cincinnati Industrial Institute, and was price executive for Cincinnati’s Office of Price Stabilization. He earned a Ph.D. from Yale and taught at multiple universities.
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W. Thomas Bryan
Xavier University
Raymond F. McCoy
Xavier
Bryan
War Department
Army Ordnance
Pentagon
Cincinnati Industrial Institute
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Office of Price Stabilization
Yale University
University of Houston
Ohio University
University of Hawaii
Honolulu
Pilgrims Confraternity Reaches 15000 Members Nationwide
The Confraternity of Pilgrims a 15000 member national group promotes shrine pilgrimages in North America and Europe and aids the sick and poor. Board chairmen are Archbishop Richard J. Cushing and Archbishop Maurice Roy with Cardinal Tomas Selligan and Archbishop Luis M. Martinez as honor residents. The first U.S. pilgrimage for bedridden and wheelchair patients covers about 17000 miles starting Sept 28, with nurses supplied by the fraternity.
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New York
Confraternity of Pilgrims
North America
Europe
Pa Tace
Confraternity
Richard J. Cushing
Boston
Maurice Roy
Quebec
Tomas Selligan
Toronto
Luis M. Martinez
Mexico City
U.S
Party to Honor Girls Entering Convent
A party in Cincinnati will honor two 1953 graduates of St Marys High School who plan to enter the novitiate of the Sisters of Charity this fall. The event, hosted at Mavis Murrays home, includes Roseanne Bernholt Madeline Seta Frances Forman and Marilyn Turner as organizers. Members of the 1953 graduation class will attend.
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St. Mary’s Highchool
Cincinnati
Sisters of Charity
Mavis Murray
Roseanne Bernholt
Madeline Seta
Frances Forman
Marily Turner
Mount St Joseph Freshman Wins Press Association Award
Jeanne Stenger, a first year student at the College of Mount St. Joseph, Ohio, won the News Story division of the 1952 53 School Press Association writing contest. Her entry covered a mathematics and science club meeting on the topic Transmutation the conversion of one element into another.
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College of Mount St. Joseph
Ohio
Jeanne Stenger
New School Press Association
Miss Stenger
Mount
Edwin Stenger
Epworth Avenue
Jeanne
Eee Academy
Come Itm Ahost Gaben Potron
Seton Journal
Stenger
Junior Sisters Life and Convent Formation Reflected
The piece describes junior sisters studying religious life and gaining daily practice through Mass and Divine Office. It notes biweekly instruction and ongoing spiritual preparation as they pursue eventual professsion and service to God. It also mentions Mount journalism contests and Jeanne Stenger, a student winner, from Epworth Avenue.
Film column reviews Martin Luther biopic in issue
A separate feature in this issue includes a review of the film Martin Luther. The piece analyzes the portrayal of the reformer and the movie’s historical framing.
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Martin Luther
St Ursula Seniors To Fete Students
St Ursula's Academy Cincinnati seniors will entertain high school and intermediate department students at an open air lawn party from 2 to 5 p.m. Mothers' Club officers led by Mrs Fred Leaman Jr sponsor an open house for mothers of new and former pupils.
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St. Ursula’s Academy
Cincinnati
Mothers’ Am
Fred Leaman, Jr
Mothers of News
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