Saint feasts and saints honored August 30 to September 5
A church calendar recounts saints celebrated this week St Giles noted for solitude in France and Benedictine abbey founder. St Laurence Justinian praised for leadership and reforms. Sept 2 marks St Stephen of Hungary who established laws and churches. St Raymund Nonnatus described for ransom work among slaves and cardinalate.
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Giles
France
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Laurence Justinian
Laurence
St. Geooge
Venice
Eace
St. Stephen
Hungary
St. Raymund Nonnatus
Order of
Ramsam
North
Africa
Europe
Gregory IX
Saints Use Saintly tableau to teach Boy Scout Law at retreat
A St Francis Seminary Mt Healthy retreat featured 12 saints in tableaux to illustrate the 12 points of the Boy Scout law. Troop 177 of St Anne's Parish Cincinnati presented a court of honor witnessed by parents and friends as scouts recited the law and received awards.
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Saints’ Lives
Orend
St. Francis’ Seminary
Mt. Healthy
St. Aine’s Parish
Cincinnati
Polish churches closed as Poland officials move against religion
Lt Zdislaw Jazwinski says the communist government is closing churches and arresting priests in Poland. He fled to Denmark in May and reports Polish forces are taught religion and state affairs do not mix. He notes Catholic education has ended, religion remains only in the home.
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Los Angeles
Poland
Zdislaw Jazwinski
Denmark
Floods Delay Exiles Reach Hong Kong Missionaries Traced
Severe floods between Canton and Nanchang disrupt trains to Hong Kong delaying exiled missionaries. The line carries three priests and eight others placed under Re Known protection.
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Hong Kong
Canton
Nanchang
Catholic Radio and TV Programs List by Stations
A catalog of Catholic radio and television programs across multiple stations. Entries include station call letters and frequencies such as WING Dayton 1410 K and WZIP Covington 1050 K, with show names like Rosary, Faith of Our Time, Hour of St. Francis, Sacred Heart, and Catholic News outlined for August 29 and 30.
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Dayton
WZIP
Covington
Ngfield
Catholic Paper Attacks POAU Over School Lease in Algiers
New Orleans Catholic Action of the South denounces Protestants and Other Americans United for Separation of Church and State for opposing leasing a naval barracks in Algiers Louisiana for a parochial school. The paper cites precedent from Pearl Harbor and Honolulu. About 500 children will attend the temporary school at St Joseph's Parish pending public school alternatives.
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New Orleans
Catholic Action of
Algiers
Pearl Harbor
le Money
Navy
Seta
Ministerssociation
Honolulu
Naval
St. Joseph’s Parish
POAU
Vows and veils in a sister’s lifelong pledge
The article outlines a three year novitiate leading to perpetual vows. Readings, prayers, and a bishop's blessing accompany the rite as novices prepare to join the consecrated life. The ceremony includes the Suscipe, a bishop’s prayer, and the investiture with a choir robe and ring symbolizing virginity and lifelong sisterhood.
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Jesus Christ
Father
Catholic College Grads Urged to Join Parish Roles
NFCCS president Robert W Simmons urges Catholic college graduates to engage in parish life and lead through service. He cites pride and reluctance to work as obstacles and says NFCCS trains leaders for parish and community roles across 87 colleges with 150000 students.
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Cincinnat
Robert W. Simmons
National Federation of Catholic
Simmons
NFCCS
United States
Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart
New England
Commission On
National
Baldwin
Broadway
John Cogley
the Commonweal
Pittsburgh
Over 3000 Youth Attend Ft Scott Camps This Year
More than 3,000 boys and girls from 12 states Canada Mexico and South America attended the Fort Scott Camps this year. About 1,500 joined the regular camping period while others visited Ft Roots for day or weekend picnics. Several Cincinnati parish groups and Catholic organizations funded about 200 campers. Plans are underway for a 10 week season due to growing popularity.
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States
Canada
Mexico
South America
Fort Scott Camps
New Baltimore
Ft. Roots
Our Mother of Sorrows
Cincinnati
Scouts
Little Flower
St. Teresa’s
St. William’s
Ft. Scott
Yugoslav Titoists Warn Colonel Over Belief in God
The Yugoslav Communist Union Central Committee told Col. T. Popovic's regiment to purge bourgeois ideas including belief in God. They condemned the unit for delays blamed on soldiers clinging to religion and polite manners.
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Trieste
Yugoslavia
Communist Union Central Committee
Za Domovina
Red
T. Popovic
Relic of the Cross Wordcross Puzzle Overview
Puzzle clues mix religious relics with cross related terms and historical items. Across and down entries reference the Relic of the Cross sequence, Roman dating notes, saints, abbreviations, and related symbols while guiding toward a final answer BENE per Catholic dictionary.
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Ina
Inn
Solders
Sisters of Poor Always Need Items
The Sisters of St Francis at St Raphael's Convent in Hamilton report ample used clothing and three sewing machines after a Catholic Telegraph Register appeal for children's clothing and sewing gear. They still need furniture for a moved family, storage space expansion, and volunteers to drive on Saturdays to transport goods and supplies.
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Hamilton
Sisters of the Poor
St. Francis
Catholic Telegraph Register
St. Raphael’s Convent
Dayton Street
Over 200 at Convention of Christian Students
More than 200 students chaplains and assistants from Illinois Kentucky Iowa Wisconsin Michigan Oklahoma and California attended the sixth annual study week at St Procopius College Aug 16 20. Delegates focus on Catholic Action in the student world and the value of studies. Rev Bernard E Wetzel and Sister Mary Herman chaired the chaplains section. Andre Delbecq of Cen aooe High School To o elected president by the students.
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Lisle
Ill
Midwest High School Federation of the
Young Christian Students
St. Procopius’ College and Academy
Avemue
Illinois
Kentucky
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Oklahoma
California
Churc
Bernard E. Wetzel
U.S.F.S
Sister Mary Herman
Andre Delbecq
Cenaooe High School
Sell Catholic Christmas Cards for Spare Time
Promote Catholic Christmas cards with promises of easy profit. Work from home and earn up to 50 dollars by selling religious cards. Contact 5938 Excelsior Rd, New York, NY for more information.
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Excelsior
N. Y
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