Aid St. Vivian's School Expansion Fund Drive
A community group in Finneytown aims to raise funds for a new addition to St. Vivian's School. Front row members include Mrs Milton Dammel as women's chairman and Anthony Behler as men's chairman, with other organizers named.
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St. Vivian’s School
Finneytown
Milton Dammel
David Aylward
Paul Burke
B. R. Kemer
Anthony Behler
Robert Osmeyer
Thomas Luken
L.C. Abel
Lay Apostleship Urges Ideals Over Emotions
Father William Jans urges lay apostolic work focused on conviction and understanding people’s lives. Rev. Vincent Warren describes a Bishop Toolen school girls’ lay apostolate aiding the poor. Father Gremillion calls parish groups to engage labor, race, housing, education, and public morals issues.
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Bay St. Louis
Miss
William Jans
Pine Bluff
Ark
Belgium
Joseph Cardif
St. Augustine’s Seminary
Jans
Vincent D. Warren S
Bishop Toolen High School
Mobile
Ala
Joseph B. Gremillion
Shreveport
Christ
New Religious Works Highlight Simone Weil Titles
Recent religious titles include Gravity and Grace by Simone Weil, Guide to the Bible by A Robert and A Tricot, and The Spirit of St. Francis de Sales by Jean Pierre Camus. Weil, a Jewish French thinker, pursued Franciscan poverty and expressed openness to Christianity though never baptized.
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New York
Putnam
Simone Weil
Newman
A. Robert
A. Tricot
St. Francis de Sales
Harper
Jean Pierre Camus
France
The
Times
Benedictine Seminarian Wins Travel Fellowship to Middle East
Hilary TM D Thimmesh of St John’s Abbey Collegeville Minn earns one of 66 Travel Fellowships from American Friends of the Middle East for a 38 day tour. He will visit Egypt Lebanon Syria Jordan Israel and Turkey to study The Impact of Islam on Christianity. He is currently on the tour.
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Hilary
D. ‘Thimmesh
Qo.s.b
St. John’s Abbey
Collegeville
Minn
Middle East
American Friends of the
Egypt
Lebanon
Syria
Jordan
Israel
Turkey
German Youths to Visit Washington for Year Study
Seventy German teenagers arrived in the United States for a year of study under the National Catholic Welfare Conference and the State Department. They will live with Catholic families in 22 states, attend high school, and learn about American life. in Germany 15,000 youths competed for 400 places. They must return to Germany after one year.
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Washington
U. S
National
Catholic Welfare Conference
U. S. State Department
Germany
Commerce in Ideas Dominates Modern Business
Le Moyne College professor Richard Hemmerlein told delegates at the Catholic Central Verein of America and National Catholic Women's Union convention that the biggest business of our time is the commerce of ideas. He urged Catholics to reduce fast distractions and praised Central Verein press releases and periodicals as pivotal in advancing social justice.
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St. Louis
Commerce of Ideas
LeMoyne College
Catholic Central Verein of America
National Catholic Women’s Union Convention
Richard Hemmerlein
Syracuse, N. Y
Central Verein
Poe
Social Justice Review
The
Bulletin
America
Twenty Brothers Begin Holy Cross Novitiate Year
Twenty young men received the garb of the Brothers of the Congregation of Holy Cross and began their year of spiritual formation as novices at the St. Joseph Novitiate Notre Dame Indiana. The novice retreat was conducted by the Rev Van F Christoph 8 J of Gonzaga University Spokane Washington.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Brothers of the Congregation of Holy Cross
Ieee
St. Joseph
van F. Christoph
Gonzaga University
Spokane
Wash
Guild Mass in Granville France Draws Massive Crowd
A public square in Granville France hosted a mass to honor local Guild traditions. Cardinal Gerlier Archbishop of Lyons led the service as no church could accommodate the large attendance.
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Granville
France
Cardinal Gerlier
Lyons
AOH Leaders Named Atlantic City
George R. Reilly of San Francisco was reelected national president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians for a second term and Miss Lillian E. Fay of Washington D C was elected Auxiliary national president succeeding Mrs Lonora Shea of Munhall Pa.
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Atlantic City
George R. Reilly
San Francisco
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Lillian E. Fay
Washington, D. C
Lonora Shea
Munhall, Pa
Marianist Affiliate Picnic Welcomes Purcell Principal
Marianist Affiliates of Cincinnati to greet new Purcell High Principal Father Ralph Gorg M at their third annual picnic this Sunday August 24. The event will be at the summer home of Mr and Mrs Bernard Jansen in Terrace. Chairman is William Setter. Meetings resume September 14 at 2 00 p.m. per Edward Plogman president.
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Purcell High School
Ralph Gorg
Cincinnati
Bernard Jansen
Terrace
Illiam Setter
Edward Plogman
Xavier Professors to Discuss Communism on Campus Callboard
Xavier University philosophy instructors Dr. Robert E. Cumberland and Prof. William E. Sauter will appear on the Campus Callboard radio program Saturday August 28 at 6 30 p m on WSAI to discuss Some Educated Men Become Communists Cumberland, Laval Quebec educated, specializes in the philosophy of Communism and teaches related courses at Xavier University and on the Evanston campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xavier University
WSAI
Robert’ E. “Cunningham
Laval University
Quebec
Canada
William E. Sauter
Cunningham
Twin birth fourth set in six years at St Vincent
In Erie Pennsylvania a couple welcomed a fourth set of twins in six years at St Vincent Hospital. The first pair arrived in 1947 February 15, the second December 6, 1941, and the third January 10, 1951. The third set died shortly after birth.
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Erie
Bee Scully
St Vincene
Nuns Celebrate 50th Jubilee Then Resume Work
Five Sisters of the Holy Family, a Negro community in New Orleans, mark their golden jubilee with Mass by Monsignor Vigilero and a sermon by Rev. Maurice Roussef of Bay St. Louis. Jubilarians Mary Josephine Miichtas Mary Martini from Louisiana and Mary Inez Mary Hyacinth from Havana Cuba. At the same ceremony twelve novices took first vows including seven from the U S four from British Honduras and one from the Panama Canal Zone.
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N. Y
Sheed & Ward
Caryll Houselander
Francis Bevan
Richard Crashaw
Hilaire Belloc
Arendzen
Arnold Lunn
Monsignor Benson
Karl Adam
Thomas Costain
Garden City
New Doubleday & Co
Basil
Luke
Joseph
Arimathea
Christ
Simon Magus
Nero
Costain
Don Sharkey
Milwaukee
Bruce
France
Lourdes
Pontmain
Pellvoisin
Knock
Ireland
Fatima
Montana
Green Bay
Wis
Dassapore
India
St. Louis
Cape de la Miessine
Canada
Our Lady’s Memorial Shrine
Hiroshima
Rev
Raymond. Bruckberger
O.P
le Howell
America
Siegfried
Father Bruckberger
Aty —Eerees
Siow
Josefa Menendez
Westminster
Newman Press
Josefa
Holy See
New Orleans
Sisters of the Holy Family
John Vigilero
Peg Ae
Maurice Rous
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Mary Josephine, Miichtas
Mary Martini
Louisiana
Mary Inez
Mary Hyacinth
Havana
Cuba
U.S
British Honduras
Panama Can
Youth Not Prejudiced Boston
The Rev. Daniel J. Lord asserts that American youth are socially minded and show virtually no race prejudices. He notes any bias comes from parents, not peers, reflecting a shift in race relations among young people.
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Boston
Daniel J. Lord
Summer School of
Catholic Action
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