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Newspaper

Catholic Telegraph Register

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1952

Page

7

Life of Maronite Monk Father Sharbel Makhlouf Biographed

A profusely illustrated English biography of Father Sharbel Makhlouf, Lebanese hermit, details his life and burial at St. Maron Annaya near Beirut. Written by Father Eid a U S vice postulator for beatification, the book is published by Paulist Press.

Sharbel Makhlouf Ore St. Anthony of the Desert Fall River Mass Our Lady of Purgatory Church New Bedford St. Maron Annaya Beirut Sharbel Eid U. S Father Sharbel Nemetallah Bassab Hardine Rafka Al-Rayess Hamlaya Paulist Press Father Hid Quequechan Street

Marian College Unveils Medical Technologist Plan

Marian College Indianapolis run by the Sisters of St. Francis introduces a four year program for certified medical technologists. Co sponsored by St Vincent hospital and the Daughters of Charity and the college the plan leads to a bachelor of science and RT certification. The first three years cover degree requirements and religion while the fourth year provides hospital based study at St Vincent’s with lectures laboratory work and clinical experience. This is the first program to combine hospital experience with formal certification.

Marian College Indianapolis Sisters of St. Francis of Oldenburg St. Vincent's Hospital Daughters of Charity St. Vincent’s Catholic University of America National Catholic Educational Association The Association of American Colleges American Council On Education American Society of Clinical Pathologists Good Samaritan Hospital National League of Nursing Education National Nursing Accrediting Service

Sister Herbertine of St Francis Dies in Wisconsin

Sister Herbertine of the Sisters of St Francis of the Perpetual Adoration died August 10 at St Francis Hospital. Her mother Mrs Anna Shannon, who had come to be near her, died that evening of a heart attack. Sister Herbertine was known for seven years as a teacher and principal at St Marys Indian School in Odanah Wisconsin.

Osse Wis M. Herbee Sisters of St. Francis of the Perpetual Adoration St. Francis’ Hospital Anna Shannon Herbertine St. Mary’s Indian School Odanah

Bishops' Program Used to Defend Rent Control Praised

Washington notes the Bishops' Program of 1949 is praised on Faith in Our Times by Tighe E. Woods US Director of Rent Stabilization. The piece cites government competition and impartial price setting under monopoly conditions as sound, with rent control framed as a public interest duty. Woods cites Catholic social principles guiding welfare over privilege.

Washington Tighe E. Woods U. S Congress Chicago St. Mary’s College Kansas University of Notre Dame

Two Bishops to Officiate Labor Day Service

The third annual Labor Day observance will be at 10 o clock Sept 1 in St Francis Xavier church Kansas City. Bishop Edwin V O Hara of Kansas City will celebrate Mass and Bishop John B Frans of Dodge City will give the sermon. More than 1000 attendees from business labor and government groups have joined past events.

Kansas City Institute of Social Order of Rockhurst College

Monastery Stolen in Poland by Communist Government

Polish authorities liquidated the Salette monastery in Rzeszow after over 200 years of operation. The Missionaries of Our Lady of La Salette served there before the institution was handed to the Polish Youth Union under state control.

London Poland Salette Rzeszow Our Lady of la Salette Polish Youth Union

Irish Honor Cited by Tobin At AOH Meeting

U S. Labor Secretary Maurice J Tobin praised Irish Americans at an A O H gathering in Atlantic City New Jersey saying more Irish born citizens have received the Congressional Medal of Honor than all other foreign born citizens combined.

Atlantic City N.J United States U. S Maurice J. Tobin A.O.H

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