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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1953
Page
4
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The article notes Catholic persecution in 1939 Moscow controlled territories and Latvia Estonia and Lithuania with clergy losses and near extinction of church structure. It cites exiles to Siberia and vanished church organization by 1948 and mentions Orthodox associations remaining in Russia.
The Epistle for the first Advent Sunday urges prayer to praise God the Father and deeds of brotherly love. Saint Ambrose, Saint Damasus, and the Immaculate Conception feast days are highlighted with brief biographical notes and the December 8 papal declaration on the Immaculate Conception.
Regina High School juniors consecrated themselves to Mary as they receive class rings in a ceremony led by Shirley Fisher. The school community celebrates faith with prayers and a pledge to virtue and knowledge.
The St. Gen Catholic War Vet Auxiliary No. 1553 in Cincinnati sponsors a Christian Home Decoration Contest for girls up to senior year of high school. Contest aims to restore spiritual Christmas observance at home. Entries judged with prizes on Saturday December 19 at 2 30 p.m. at St Stephen's School Eastern Avenue.
Detroit officials endorsed a campaign for a more reverent Christmas observance. The council action signals municipal support for broader community participation and traditional holiday spirit.
Bishop Russell J. McVinney told 800 attendees at a New England Regional Conference of Diocesan Catholic Nurses that nurses must be like Mary. He deplored the nursing nun shortage, saying the nurse finds fulfillment in her vocation, with remarks echoed by Archbishop J. Cushing of Boston and others at the Mass.
Chinese press reports that the Reds of a religious group called the United Church of Pei plan to indoctrinate Protestant pastors and church lines with a Communist line as part of a broader religious control effort.
Seton High School glee club and orchestra presented a program in honor of St. Cecilia feast day observed Nov. 22. Election of senior class officers named Jean Rottenberger as president Joyce Holtmeier as vice president Lois Zwick as secretary and Joanne Holtmann as treasurer. Campaign ads opened for the annual Seton Memories. Elder football cheering season closed led by Janice Caruso Carol Keller and Barbara Allgeyer.
Our Lady of Angels High School St Bernard glee club gave a pre Christmas program for faculty students and the PTA. Pantomimists for the Sleigh Ride selection were Jo Ann Cullen Joyce Hazelwood Lois Ann Hurst and Carol Weisbrod.
Students volunteered at the American Red Cross home service reception desk in Cincinnati on Thanksgiving. Notable helpers included Tom Bucher, senior at St Xavier High School, and Cecilia Eisaesser, senior at Seton.
The SDS unit at St. Joseph's Commercial High School Dayton announces a Dec 7 campaign promoting modest dress. New officers are Martha Borgert president Patricia Smith vice president Charles Ott secretary and Grace Mader treasurer. Senior home room reps are Virginia Heyne Marlene Trimbach and Sally Powell. Junior reps Joan Grey and Mary Ann Huber.
The Cincinnati Junior Conference of the Catholic Students' Mission Crusade will meet Thursday December 10 at 3 45 p m at Ursuline Academy Oak Street and Reading Road to discuss Communism and Its Effects on the Missions of the Orient Approximately 250 pupils from 25 Cincinnati area grade schools will participate Nine panels drawn from Holy Family Our Lady of Loretto Resurrection St Andrews Avondale St Johns Deer Park St Margaret Marys St Stephens St Ursulas Academy and St Vivians host Ursuline seventh and eighth graders will lead discussions Topics include The History and Nature of Communism Communism as It Affects the Missions of the Orient and What Can We Do About It
A recollection day for young adults in the Cincinnati area is sponsored by the CYO senior group on Sunday December 6 from 1 to 5 pm at The Fenwick 426 E Fifth Street. Father Charles J Blum assistant youth director leads exercises and discusses charity humility and Catholic Action. He will be available for private conferences.
Catholic parishes in the Cincinnati area aided the 1953 TB Christmas Seal sale. St. Clare's St. Leo's and St. Lawrence's were among those assisting, according to Dr. David W. Heusinkveld, chairman of the sale.
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