Catholic Lending Library marks 15 years of service in Cincinnati
The Catholic Lending library in Chancery hall Cincinnati celebrates 15 years of operation and more than 1 200 converts instructed since opening. From 400 books and 200 members at start to 4 000 plus volumes and 1 300 members today the library hosts information classes and private instructions for those exploring Catholic faith.
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Ocene
Chancery Hall
East Ninth Street
St. Louis’ Church
Edward Kotter
Mt. St.Mary Seminary
Norwood
St. Louis
Walnut Street
Acery Hall
Chancery
John T. McNicholas
Cincinnati
Loca
Literary Club of
United States
William Howard Taft
Rutherford B. Hayes
Catholic Lending Library
Father Kotter
Marie Ae
Gertrude Gutting
Teresa Dirr
Agnes Daley
Rosemary Lehan
Marge McClain
Mary Boeddeker
Seghers
Nina Shenk
Eighth and
Walnut Streets
T. Gordon Gutting
Annunciation Parish
Housing Declared by Late Mayor Cash Cincinnati's No 1 Challenge
A published interview with former Cincinnati Mayor Albert D. Cash revisits his 1948-1950 housing concerns. He warns Cincinnati ranked 24th among large cities for housing and urges action on code enforcement, low cost homes, and expressways to relieve slums and high rents. He emphasizes that poor housing costs the city millions and stresses housing as Cincinnati’s greatest liability and chronic challenge.
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Cash
Cincinnati
Albert D. Cash
Wall Papers
New Orleans
Peersa
West End
Mr. Cash
Better Housing League
Maurice Feltin
Paris
Glenmary Father Urban Martin Buried in Solemn Mass
Archbishop Karl Alter presided at a Requiem Mass in St Stephen’s Church for Glenmary Missioner Father Urban Paul Martin who was killed in an August automo bile crash in Appalachia Virginia. The 26 year old priest, two months ordained, was buried at Glenmary seminary cemetery in Glendale. Father Anthony Krippner also memorialized in Chicago. the 39 year old Jesuit died of a heart attack while serving as assistant pastor at St Ludmilla.
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Karl J. Alter
St. Stephen’s Church
Ilton
Urban Paul N
Glenmary
Appalachia
W. Howard Bishop
Suferns General
The
Glenmaryissioners
Chicago
Anthony J. Krippner
S.J
St. Xavier High School
Cini
Martin
Glenmary Brothers
Glenmary Seminary
Glendale
Father Krippner
St. Ludmilla’s Church
St. Xavier's
Milford
West Baden College
Indiana
Holy Family Church
Lay Mission Workers Urged to Aid Global Crusade
Archbishop Alter calls Catholic Students' Mission Crusade to active participation, urging laity to provide teachers nurses social workers agronomy and economics expertise. He frames the mission as a spiritual crusade with Christ as its focus amid global upheavals and rising atheistic Communism.
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United Nations
Mission Crusade
Christ
Army of
Alter
Pius Kii
Moscow
India
Pakistan
Congress India
Great Britain
France
Europe
Middle East
China
West
Mount of the
Cincinnati police cite lower racial tension but urge vigilance
Captain Henry Sandman of Cincinnati's Youth Aid warns that despite a lower racial tension level than many northern industrial cities the city should not become complacent. He cites four focus areas from a Chicago University institute on policing and race and emphasizes law compliance to prevent violence.
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Cincinnati
Henry Sandman
Lal Uh
U.S
Chicago Universitm Aticive
Joseph D. Lohman
Swept
Illinois Board of Pardons and Parole
Artetajn Poatare
U. S
Confertioa
Institute
Police Holy Name Society
Sandman
Purcell High
University of Cincinnati
Helen
Judith
Mary
Joseph
St. Mark’s Parish
Chicago University Institute
Police Department
Archdiocese Winners in Christopher Essays
Two winners from the Cincinnati archdiocese share the nationwide Christophers prize. James W. Rogan of St Columban's Loveland and Will H. Thorne of Springfield each receive $100 as the group splits the $10,000 award due to the merit of their essays.
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Cincinnati
The
Christophers
James W. Rogan
St. Columban’s Parish
Loveland
Will H. Thorne
S. Center Street
Springfield
James G. Keller
M.M
Chistophers
NFCCS
Heart of Western Seminary Growth and St Patrick Studies
A passage notes that at least a dozen bishops studied at St Patrick's seminary in Menlo Park within the San Francisco Archdiocese. Dedicated in 1898 the institution was enlarged and modernized by successive archbishops and is now a leading national seminary. A photo shows the central chapel interior completed in 1918.
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St. Patrick’s Seminary
Menlo Park
Archdiocese of
San Francisco
Fatima Vision Film Promises Dramatic Miracles for Viewers
The Observer describes a film about the Fatima apparitions to three children in 1917 near Cova da Iria. It recounts the angel’s visit, the lady in light, and the promise of a great miracle in October to confirm her identity and urge repentance.
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Russia
Portugal
Reeset
Our Lady of Fatima
Sena
Cova de Iria
Francisco
Jacinta
Heaven
Lucy
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Charles Moore
St. Mary’s Church
Camden
Hugh Wagner
Catholic University of America
Donald Tenoever
Catholic Lending Eee
William Ball
Holy Name Parish
Aiting
Ishoparis
Catholic Press
Jesuit
Father Martin
Otto Martin
Hamilton
Donald
Francis Martin
Sister Mary
Otto
Sisters of St. Francis
Oldenburg
Hamilton County
Superintendent of
St. Lawrence’s School
Carson Avenue
Price Hill
Superintendent of Schools
Moeller Avenue
Navy
CSMC
Germany
Japan
America
Capt
Archdiocese
Christopher
Our Lady of Cincinnati College
Feegy Feltrup
National Federation of Catholic College Students
Heart of Western Seminary
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