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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1952
Page
3
An article recalling Labor Day origins as a day for workers and protests, then urging a modern view of shared responsibility. It argues labor rights have advanced but calls for cooperation between management and unions, reflecting Christian principles and broader social welfare goals.
A fragment argues labor and management should honor one day yearly to reflect on mutual need, suggesting Labor Day could become everybody's day through cooperation and remembrance.
A letter from Pope to the German Catholic Women’s Association laments modern restlessness driven by news media and advertising. He urges daily inner focus and simple prayers, warning that overbooked lives dull marriage and faith. Chesterton is cited admiring creation as God's doing but not universal.
A reflective piece urges readers to regain childlike wonder to enter the kingdom of heaven. It argues that cherishing spiritual truths prevents God from being taken for granted and envisions a man able to endure solitude with himself and God.
The National Council of Catholic Men and Women urge local units to favor continued rent controls with safeguards. They warn decontrol could affect about 2,000 communities and stress boards must adjust unfair rents while considering inflated costs. They caution against universal abolition where housing is tight.
Frederick O'NAN writes from Cincinnati urging Catholic families of great means to fund housing projects for Catholic families in need. He cites St Thomas Aquinas and Xavier Conference ideas, arguing housing is a home of God. calls for Catholic action to strengthen family life through affordable housing initiatives.
Wilton firms including Kenneth Lynch Sons contacted for a one inch plate crystal coffin mounted on a bronze frame for Eva Peron. Estimated cost about $30,000 after the notable prior commission for St. Francis Xavier Cabrini in New York.
At the national liturgical convention in St Louis lay participation and English Compline impressed delegates. Monsignor Ebner praised laity and liturgy unity, noting baptismal robes renewals and family observances as growing customs.
Sister Mary Ann trained in the Daughters of Mary Immaculate in France after earning a science degree from the University of Dayton and teaching in Holy Angels school. She took her vows on March 16, 1950, studied at the Catholic Institute of Paris, visited Spanish shrines, and returned to New York before arriving in Dayton to visit her brother Gore in Fort Monmouth and then Dayton.
Father Dana J. Duggan left about 9500 for a Niagara University athletic scholarship to aid scholars meeting scholastic standards. The late 62-year-old former university treasurer stressed that athletics benefit morals, academics, and health. The Cincinnati Catholic Women’s Association funds are being distributed by Mr and Mrs Berger. The article also notes renewed emphasis on Pope Pius X’s liturgical ideals and lay apostle training.
The Rev Wence laus Michalicka O S B is named pastor of St Boniface church in Chetek Wisconsin. He holds a canon law doctorate from the Catholic University of America and was manager of the Benedict Printery in Chicago. He belongs to St Procopius Benedictine Abbey at Lisle Illinois.
Catholic couples renew vows during Holy Hours and family events as part of a national effort to restore the family circle. The practice, tied to Epistles of St. Paul and the Feast of the Holy Family, emphasizes enduring commitment and clearer understanding of the vows “to have and to hold until death do us part.”
The Christian Family Movement described by the Institute of Social Order at St Louis University forms small groups of four to eight couples and has sections in 90 U.S. cities.
The schedule runs August 31 to September 7 at St Rose’s Cincinnati Holy Trinity Coldwater St Susanna’s Mason St Peter Claver’s Middleton St Mary’s Piqua St Brigid’s Xenia Then September 7 to 14 at Guardian Angels Cincinnati Our Lady of Grace Cincinnati St Philomena’s Cincinnati St Aloysius’ Bridgetown Martins Brown County Sts Peter and Paul Reading St Peter’s Mercer County
The Reims Cathedral, dedicated to the King of Kings and named for the Virgin, has witnessed French coronations for 1,500 years. It recalls Charles VII’s 1429 anointing with Joan of Arc present, Saint Remigius baptisms, Vikings raids, a 1914 bombardment, and a long rebuilding arc culminating in today’s structure.
A reviewer analyzes Alvin Rose, Chicago Welfare Commissioner, and his anti fraud measures and push for limited welfare assistance. The piece traces Rose’s WWII service, 1945 posting, and 1939 governor’s report leading to changes. It notes scrutiny of eligibility and aim to reduce reliance on relief rolls while preserving basic needs. The article cites a drop in Chicago relief rolls from 279,000 in 1939 to 19,000 in 1961.
The 38th anniversary of Pope Pius X death was commemorated in St. Peter's Basilica with Masses at the altar housing his remains. Masses began at 6:30 and continued throughout the morning.
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