Two From Archdiocese Advance in Medical Nuns
In Philadelphia Aug 25 two women from the Medical Mission Sisters took steps in the religious life. Sister Mary Paulette formerly Dorothy Elking received a silver crucifix and began her vows. Sister Mildred formerly Marilyn Hegge of Cincinnati donned the grey garb and white veil as a novice. The sisters run clinics and dispensaries in India Africa Pakistan Indonesia South America and parts of the United States.
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Mary Paulette
Dorothy Elking Oper
Mildred
Marilyn Hegge
Cincinnati
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Mother of Mercy High
St. Elizabeth’s School of Nursing
Covington
Medical Mission
Eta
India
Africa
Pakistan
Indonesia
South America
U. S
Pilgrims Trek To Shrine in the Ozarks Led by Bishop Fletcher
The fifth pilgrimage to Our Lady of the Ozarks Shrine in Sevitans Ark. was led by Bishop Albert L. Fletcher of Little Rock. Pilgrims paid homage to the Miraculous Virgin of Smile and renewed the Family Rosary Pledge from 1953. Rev. Joseph A. Costa, C.P.S., serves as resident pastor on a Mary Immaculate Heart dedication date.
Brooklyn Catholic Accountants Guild Expands Nationally
Activities of the Catholic Accountants Guild of Brooklyn draw attention nationwide as similar guilds arise in New York and Denver. The Brooklyn group welcomes certified public accountants with accounting degrees and three years of experience, and conducts annual retreats Masses and corporate Communions. Information is available from 915 Putnam Avenue Brooklyn NY.
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Catholic Accountants’ Guild of
Brooklyn
Putnam Avenue
N.Y
Anonymous donor funds new Shrone church in Kerry diocese
Bishop Enis Moynihan disclosed the anonymous donor is covering the full cost of a new Shrone church near Killarney that will seat 350. The generous contribution marks a historic gift for the Kerry Diocese and its parishioners.
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Dublin
Kenny
Kerry
Enis Moynihan
Shrone
Killarney
Red China Admission to UN Seen Fatal to Free World
Court Nicholas de Rochefort, lecturing in the United States, warned that admitting Red China to the United Nations could devastate the free world. He argued it would turn the UN into a base for a totalitarian state and erode democratic leadership in Asia, including India's prospects.
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Washington
United Nations
Nicholas de Rochefort
U.S
Association of American Coleges
Red China
Daar
de Rochefort
India
Melbourne Archbishops Opposition to Social Lottery Plan
Archbishop Daniel Mannix condemned a proposed government sponsored lottery to fund state social services arguing that if tickets are priced cheaply the poor will be drawn into gambling. He warned hospitals would be propped up by the financially needy, undermining aid promises.
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Melbourne
Australia
Daniel Mannix
Ste
Marquette University Names New Adult Education Chief
William H. Conley of South Orange New Jersey will lead Marquette's adult education program and supervise long range study as a professor of education. He arrives from Seton Hall University where he served as vice president in charge of instruction since 1951 after earlier work at Loyola University Chicago.
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Marquette University
Milwaukee
William H. Conley
South Orange
N. J
Marquette
Conley
Seton Hall University
Loyola University
Chicago
Grandmother's Smile Helps Win Seven Converts
Mary Casey Simmons of New Hartford New York recounts how kindness and a grandmother’s smile led Lloyd and Joan to Catholic faith. Her story traces a 1948 trip to Quebec, a station at McClellan Air Field, and a chain of conversions including Lloyd, Joan, their two children, and three baptisms. The tale ends with a call for readers to nominate other laypeople who helped win souls.
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Mary Casey Simmons
New Hartford
N. Y
Christ
St. Anne de Beaupre
Quebec
St. Ceeer
St. Anne
McClellan Air Field Base
Sacramento
Calif
Lloyd Young
Joan
Arabia
St. Christopher
Casey
Lloyd
Ein
French
Morocco
Syracuse
St. Christopher Eokel
Caven
John A. O’brien
Notre Dame
Ind
Lunch Club Elects H J Shlendorf New President
The K of C Lunchéon Club of Greater Cincinnati elected Harold J Ihlendorf of Sts Peter and Pa Parish Norwood as president for 1953 54. Edward Helmick Jules Heidacher Carl Fricke Richard Nurre R J O'Brien and Charles W Walter named officers and directors. Installation at 12 15 pm September 14 at Hotel Metropole ballroom.
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K. of C
Greater Cincinnati
Harold J. Thlendorf
Sts. Peter and Pa Parish
Norwood
Ihlendorf
Norwood Council
Edward J. Helmick
Jules Heidacher
Carl Fricke
Richard Nurre
R. J. O’brien
Charles W. Walter
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