Cincinnati Franciscans Headed to Key Posts Abroad
Two Cincinnati friars receive major assignments in the Franciscan order. Father John B. Wuest will depart for Italy to lead the International College of St Bonaventure near Florence as president. Father Bernardine Schneider will go to Japan to oversee a Bible translation project into Japanese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Proincial
John B. Wuest
C.F.M
St. Franis
Italy
International College of S. Bonaventure
Quaracchi
Florence
Bernardine Schneider
F.M
Rome
Palestine
Lan
Father Wuest
Cie
Father Valen
O.F.M
Rder
Eking
Ong Kong
Johaen Schaunberg
Farast
Tokyo
Stolic Internntius
Japan
Aximilian de Cateeniare
Biblial Institute
McNicholas High To Admit Boys In All Classes
McNicholas High School Mt Washington will enroll boys in all four grades for the first time next week expanding the former St. Josephs academy co ed program begun in 1951. Sister Francine assistant principal said the completion of four new classes adds rooms auditorium and gymnasium with dedication planned for November. Enrollment is expected at least 250 students with new faculty members and an athletic program including boys in interparochial sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNicholas High School
Mt. Washington
Francine
St. Joseph’s Academy
McNick High
Eee
Lawrence Bogenschutz
Catherine Kearney
Virginia Dubrul
Council of Men To Discuss Plans For Convention
Archdiocesan Catholic Men’s convention preparations to be outlined at a Sept. 7 meeting in The Fenwick. Nine deaneries are represented by appointed committees to discuss officer nominations resolutions publicity and the convention agenda led by temporary chairman Robert L. Otto. Parish leaders are asked to name official delegates eligible to vote at the November 9 event in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Men's
Cincinnati
Fenwick
Robert L. Otto
Archdiocesan Council
Alice Vat
Howe
Mass for Slovaks Presided at St Patrick's Cathedral
Cardinal Francis Bellman led a High Mass at St Patrick's Cathedral in New York in support of Slovak people. Monsignor Stephen J. Jasula of St John Nepomucene's church celebrated the service for the American Legion convention and the First Catholic Slovak Union of the USA and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cardinal Francis Bellman
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Stephen J. Jasula
St. John Nepomucene’s Church
Amercan Legion
First Catholic Slovak Union
U.S.A
Canada
Six Archdiocesan Priests Receive New Appointments
Six archdiocesan priests were assigned new roles by Archbishop Karl J. Alter. Ro Hentz is chaplain at St George Cincinnati and teacher at Elder High School, living at Martins parish Cheviot. William Blome moves to Bridgetown as assistant and continues teaching at Elder. Richard Klug becomes assistant at Holy Family Cincinnati and Elder High School faculty. Arthur Leen serves as assistant at St Louis Cincinnati while pursuing Sacred Scripture studies. Francis Massarella ordained at Good Samaritan, now assistant at Guardian Angels Cincinnati and instructor at McNicholas. James Peaker becomes assistant at Resurrection Cincinnati. Effective today. Veterans' Center Chaplain Michael H Hinssen resigns September 15 after 12 years. He was a WWI chaplain and former pastor at Our Lady of Perpetual Help and St Vincent de Paul. No successor announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl J. Alter
Ro Hentz
Rome
St. George
Cincinnati
Martin’s Parish
Cheviot
William Blome
St. George Hospital
St. Aloysius
Bridgetown
Elder High School
Richard Klug
Holy Family Parish
Archdiocese
Arthur Leen
St. Louis’ Church
Francis Massarella
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincin
Nati
Guardian Angels
McNicholas School
James Peaker
Holy Family
Resurrection Parish
Dayton
Veterans’ Center
Michael H. Hinssen
Veterans’ Administration Center
Father Hinssen
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
St. Vincent de Paul’s
Joseph D. Meria Pas
Francis Mare Smith
Holy Angels
Carl J. Ryan
Archdiocesan
Eer
Namur Academy
Neville
Society of Mary
Brown and
L Streets
Dennis M. Halpin
K Street
Sisters of Notre Dame
Ouse
Yea Dence
Park Road
John ‘T. McNicholas
Maginnis and Walsh
Brown
Halpin
Martin T. Molloy
Our Lady of Cincinnati College
AP Ors
Holy Angels’ Parish
Francis Culley
Father McFarland
Hotel Biltmore
Paul Thesing
Holy Name Society
John P. McKenzie
Altar Society
Forest Hyland
PTA
Stoecklein
St. Vincent.de Paul Society
Harry Rougier
Frank Sutton
Girl Scouts
W. C. Bodner
Athletic Association
Cincinnatians Attend National Liturgical Meet
Four Cincinnatians attended the 18th National Liturgical conference in Cleveland last week. Mr and Mrs Alfred J Berger of St. Aloysius Delhi and Mr and Mrs Richard L Sayre of St John Fisher Newtown participated in three days of sessions admired as a major U S church calendar event. Grailville Loveland staff also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U. S
Alfred J. Berger
St. Aloysius
Delhi
Richard L. Sayre
St. John Fisher’s
Newtown
Grailville
Loveland
Lay delegates hear on Easter Vigil and lay participation gains
Mrs. Berger and Mrs. Sayre report from the St John’s college meeting that the Easter Vigil reform draws praise from U S church leaders. They note rising laity dialogue mass and high mass participation, wider Divine Office use at home and groups, and greater attendance at liturgical conventions in the Cincinnati archdiocese. Compline was recited nightly by about a thousand clergy and laity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berger
Sayre
St. John’s College
Cincinnati
U. S
Julian Trust Fund Beneficiaries Named By Archbishop Alter
Archbishop Karl J. Alter named beneficiaries of Gertrude Julian’s trust for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. McNicholas High School and St. Gregory’s Preparatory each receive 50000 dollars, Our Lady of Mercy Hospital 10000 dollars, and St George’s Hospital gets the residue. The Archdiocese receives one third of the trust as trustee with tax questions raised by the Ohio tax board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Gertrude E. M. Julian
Karl J. Alter
Grace
Mc Nicholas High School
St. Gregory’s Seminary
St. Joseph’s Orphanage
Cincinnati
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Mariemont
St. George’s Hospital
Archdiocese
Ohio State Tax Board
Appelate
Hamilton County Trustor
City Bank Trust Company of
New York
Tate
Ohio
Archdiocese of
McNicholas High School
St. Gregory's Preparatory
Martemeat
George
Roepleal
Vacated at Cincinnati on August 11 1952
An office or property record notes a vacating event in Cincinnati dated the eleventh day of August in the year 1952. The fragmentary line confirms the location and date of the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
10 Per Cent Rise In Enrollment For Parochial Schools
Parochial schools will open next week with nearly 10 percent more students than last year, per the arch diocesan school office. Elementary enrollments in Hamilton County last June reached 27,645 with over 31,200 expected next week. Grade schools outside Hamilton County rose from 16,876 to over 18,400. High school enrollment also seen higher though no exact figure given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdiocesan
Hamilton County
Labor Day Mass Planned at Old Cathedral Cincinnati
Labor Day Mass will be offered at the Old Cathedral of St. Peter in Chains Cincinnati at 9 30 with Mon signor Clarence G Issenmann V G celebrant The NCWC Social Action Department statement will be read Representatives of labor organizations will serve the Mass and the Saxon club former seminarians will sing An additional Labor Day Mass will be held at St Stephen s church Newport Ky at 8 30 Bishop William T Mulloy celebrant Father Hugh J Milligan sermon
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Cincinnati
Cathedral of St. Peter In Chains
Clarence
G. Issenmann
V.G
NCWC
Social Action Department
Saxon Club
St. Stephen’s Church
Newport
William T. Mulloy
Hugh J. Milligan
Half Name Society
Covingtom
Knights of Columbus Sponsor 24 Radio Broadcasts
Knights of Columbus of Southwestern Ohio will sponsor 24 weekly radio broadcasts on WCPO Cincinnati starting Sunday September 7 at 11 15 a m. Each 15 minute program explores Americanism and Democracy under K of C direction with J Tuck Buening field agent and WCPO staff Glenn Miller and Earl Corbett handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Ohio
WCPO
Cincinnati
K.of C. Supreme Oo
J. Tuck Buening
K. of C
Glenn Miller
Earl Corbett
Dayton native elevated to first Metropolitan Archbishop title
Former Dayton resident Edward J. Hunkeler has been named the first Metropolitan of the new ecclesiastical province embracing Kansas after the Diocese of Kansas City Kansas was raised to archdiocesan rank. Hunkeler, born January 11 1894 in Medicine Lodge Kansas, has served as bishop of Kansas City Kansas since 1951 and previously held posts in the Omaha and Grand Island sees. The new province was erected by the Holy See from the former St Louis province and includes the Salina diocese as a suffragan see.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Edward J. Hunkeler
Kansas
Kansas City
Kans
Hunkeler
Daytonian
Holy See
Province of
St. Louis
Salina
Frank A
Omaha
Arch Hunkeler
Wynot
Neb
Blessed Sacrament
Church
St. Cecilia's Cathedral
Grand Island
24 Hour Adoration Inaugurated at St William's Parish
St William's Catholic Church in Cincinnati began 24 hour perpetual adoration on the Feast of the Assumption becoming the tenth archdiocese church to adopt round the clock devotion. Adorers are scheduled for every hour seven days a week and a public Holy Hour occurs each Friday at 7 45 p m A daytime adoration program exists in nine other archdiocese churches and brochures on starting perpetual adoration are available through the Catholic Telegraph Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. William’s
Cincinnati
Catholic Telegraph Register
Australia
India
Seminary Enrolls for Record 500 Students Next Month
The Philadelphia St Charles Borromeo Seminary, a long time center of Catholic leadership, expects enrollment to hit a record 500 students next month. Founded 1832 by Bishop Renick, it has produced five archbishops and 31 bishops. The fore and major seminary buildings were expanded in 1911 1914 and 1928 marking anniversaries and linked by an underground passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Philadelphia Seminary
Francis P. Renick
St. Martin
Dennis Dougherty
St. Charles Borromeo
Jubilee of Holy Angels Parish in Dayton Marked by 50th Anniversary
Dayton parish Holy Angels observes 50 years with history of pastors and expansion. A Sept 6 jubilee dinner at the Hotel Biltmore honors parish leaders and a Sept 28 Cathedral-Seminary Sunday supports a $5 million campaign for Cathedral Seminary. Archbishop Alter to lead Solemn Pontifical at 10:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Angels Parish
Dayton
Sister Educated In France Visits Dayton Family
Sister Mary Ann Luther former Miss Ann Luther daughter of Mr and Mrs A Luther of Corpus Christi visited Dayton after three years in the Daughters of Mary Immaculate novitiate in Lucy en Brie France She had gone to France in 1949 to join the order with Mother Louis de Gonzague and two companions later helping missions in Japan and the United States Her Somerset Texas assignment was set after Dayton visit and she left Aug 25 for Somerset events at the Luther home on Manhattan Avenue were a social gathering was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann
Ann Luther
A. Luther
Corpus Christiaen
Dayton
Grn
Daughters of Mary Immaculate
Lucy-en-Brie
United States
Ett
Eer Gon
Jap Mavis Aranthazozu
Marie Ignace
University of Dayton
Japan
Mary del Pilar
Marie Emelia
Miamisburg Parish Marks 100th Jubilee Oct 19
Our Lady of Good Hope parish Miamisburg celebrates its centennial with a Pontifical Low Mass on Oct 19. The church dates to 1881 and the first school to 1912, run by the Sisters of the Precious Blood since 1890. Father Bernard Robers observes his 40th year as pastor assisted by Father Eugene Scanlon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Good Hope Parish
Miamisburg
Karl J. Alter
West Carrollton
Sisters of the Precious Blood
Society of Mary
Bernard Robers
Eugene Scanlon
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Bible
Suare
Thomas Pater
Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary
Nor
Robert Fornefeld
Cininnati
Gutenberg
Martin Luther
Cologne
Heinrich Quentell
Luther
McNicholas High
Council of Men
Julian Trust Fund
Alter
Old Cathedral
Dayton U
Archbishop Hunkeler
Holy Trinity School
Josephinum College
Columbus
Medicine Lodge
Leo J. Hunkeler
Marie Philomena
Sisters of Notre Dame de Namir
Reading
Henrietta
Michael
Marie Buehler
Catherine Hunkeler
Joseph Hunkeler
Union, CO
St. Peter In Chains
Earl L. Whalen
Catholic Youth Organization of the
Archdiocese of Themaha
R. Marcellus Wagner
France
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