Vocation Day at Regina and Purcell Schools
Young girls dressed as nuns from Benedictine, Mercy of the Holy Cross, Good Shepherd, Precious Blood, Dominican, Mary Reparatrix, and St Joseph congregations at Regina High School. At Purcell High, Cincinnati, a dozen boys served as priests for a day. Jack Lee of Purcell and Sandra Shears of Ursuline Academy won poster contest first prizes.
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Regina High School
Nodwood
Purcell High
Cincinnati
Benedictine
Sisters of Mercy of the Holy Cross
Good Shepherd Sisters
Precious Blood Sisters
Dominican Sisters
Sisters of Mary Reparatrix
Sisters of St. Joseph
Jack Lee
Sandra
Shears
Ursuline Academy
Karl Alter
Purcell
Regina
Arch
Conntion
Sandra Shears
Ursuline Academny
Charles F. Murphy
First Vocation Day In See Is Success
Youngsters at Purcell and Regina high schools explored religious life through 28 women and 12 men exhibits, with 500 cards requesting more information and over 300 inquiries from grade school girls. Archbishop Alter urged discerning vocation based on mental, physical, and moral fitness, not outward show.
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Regina
Regina High School
Purcell High School
Ohio Alumnae to Hear Talk by Catholic Charities Consultant
Members of the Ohioee International Federation of Catholic Alumnae will convene at the Sheraton-Gibson in Cincinnati for their 18th convention December 6 and 7. Miss Lice R. May of Baltimore will speak at the banquet while Monsignor William J. Anthony and other leaders address attendees.
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Hio
Hioee International
Eir
Sheraton-Gibson Hotel
Incinnati
Lice R. May
Baltimore
IFCA
Ursuline Alumnae Association of
Tiffin
Moor
Clarence
G. Issenmann
St. Louis’ Church
William J. Anthony
St. Teresa’s
Cincinnati
Theormer
Mabel Wingate
Catholic Alu Quarterly
Virginia Barry
Ohio
Henrietta Rethman
Queen of Peace parish builds housing and grows co operation
Father Urbain describes a decade long village effort at Queen of Peace parish Millville to expand the convent and build a rectory and new school with parishioner labor. The “co operation plan” also formed a federal credit union and strengthens liturgy participation.
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Queen of Peace Parish
Gallen
Urbaineletek He Eer
Earl Dilyerd
Geetor
James
Queen of Pease Mission
Cece
Urbain
Fatima film sponsors distribute 4000 booklets in Dayton
More than 4000 copies of the booklet Out of Fatima by a Dayton author were placed at the Victory theater for pickup after a Fatima film showing. Donations funded obsets from area parishes including St. Adalbert's and Corpus Christi and were contributed by Daytonians and civic leaders such as Helen Sherman and George Pflaum.
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Fatima
Sharkey
Yton
Faa
Victory Theater
Dayton
St. Adalbert’s
Rn the Great’s
Assumpnm
Corpus Christi
Holy Fam
Holy Name
St. John’s
St.eph’s
St Mary’s
Our Lady of
Mau Mau Threat to Church Seen by African Priests
African priests Fathers Charles Antova and Michael Magerwa traveling in the United States warn that Mau Mau uprisings in Kenya threaten Christian missions and British authority. They say anti white sentiment and Communist agitation danger to the church, noting Africa’s colors mark Catholicism as both black and white.
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Incinnati
Charles Antova
Michael Magerwa
United States
Udd
St. Louis ‘University
Jo Hn Kiwanuka
Uganda
Cincinnati
Kenya
Africa
France
Pers
Matovu
Mugerwa
Kiwanuka
Student Riots Seen as Strains in National Instability
The Observer notes periodic student outbreaks tied to unrest in the Near and Far East and domestic protests. It argues rioting is often incited by agitators and Communists, with students acting as potential future leaders targeted to influence governments.
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Near
Far East
United States
Stuance
Polit
Ie Tera
Caustic Comments on Education by Dean Bell
Dean Bell blasts American schools and educators in caustic terms. He laments modern secular influence, praises older Christian schools, and criticizes the church as mainly social and worldly. He portrays a nation of new rich, uncertain of its purpose, with progressive ideas retreating to business.
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Dean Bernard Iddings Bell
Dean Bell
Christian Education Father Hetherington Profile
Father William Hetherington leads a discussion on Christian education in a feature that directs readers to page 3 column 6 for the full column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Education
William Hetherington
Archdiocesan Catholic Youth elects Coogan leader in Dayton
Michael Coogan of St Agnes parish was elected president of the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Youth at a Nov 23 meeting in Dayton. Evelyn Beck, Helen Brown, and Katharine Brewer were named vice president secretary and treasurer. Officers serve until next April. Coogan, a Fayetteville native and WWII 82nd Airborne veteran, also leads Dayton CYO and Knights of Columbus activities.
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Ficers
Michael Coogan
St. Agnes’ Parish
Dayton
Evelyn Beck
St. President de Sins
Helen Brown
Springfield
Katherine Brewer
Hamilton
Archdiocesan Co
Cleveland
Coogan
CYO
Catholic Youth Club of
Fayetteville
82Nd Airborne Division
Dayton Council 600
Knights of Columbus
Family Institute at Xavier Hosts Advent Party for Parents and Kids
Xavier university's Family Institute organized a Sunday afternoon event in south hall with about 120 attendees, mostly children, featuring square dances, group singing, an Advent pageant, and inclusive games. Leader Robert F. Cissell aimed to unite parents and children for shared recreation, despite doubts about attendance. Father Osuch S J led prayers and the day closed with Rosary and Benediction in Bellarmine chapel.
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Xavier University
Family Institute
Robert F. Cissell
South Hall
Cissell
Leo Riehle
Family Life Institute
Joseph M. Osuch
S.J
Outiet
Bellarmine
Youths can win scholarships to the Catholic University
Catholic high school graduates can compete by examination for four year tuition scholarships to the Catholic University of America worth 2400 dollars. The awards will be distributed among Archdiocesan provinces including Ohio. Applicants request forms from the university in Washington DC. exam fee is six dollars.
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Catholic University of America
Archdiocesan
U. S
Ohio
College of Arts and Sciences
School of Engineering and Architecture
School of Nursing
Sposcapeaker
Istrar
Washington
D.C
Patrick J. McCormick
School Lunch Demonstration Planned at St William's
The Archdiocesan lunch program announces a meat and baking demonstration at St William's School in Cincinnati on Monday Dec 8. It serves as the second training meeting of the current year for Cincinnati area school lunch workers hosted by Monsignor Francis Reardon.
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St. William’s School
Cincinnati
Archdiocesan Enact
Hazel Hearn
Francis Reardon
St. William’s
Bister Margaret Go
Immaculate Conception Feast and Mary as Second Eve
The St Andrew Missal recounts that Mary pre ceeds the Sun of Justice and marks a new race. It notes Mary Immaculate was preserved free from sin from conception, aligning with prayers that she intercedes to deliver us from faults.
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Mary Immaculate
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Mary Kennedy
Thomas Aworth
Alice R. May
Peace Rish
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Joseph Pastor
Our Lady
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