Feast of the Holy Mass and Communion A Call to Nourish
A priest warns that three quarters of Sunday Massgoers do not receive Holy Communion. He compares worshipers to guests at a feast who refuse the Angelic Bread, urging daily spiritual nourishment through the Mass and Communion. Sister Madeleva notes the need to pattern daily meals on Christ's presence. The vocation of every Christian is sainthood through the Mass and Holy Communion.
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Christ
Sister Made
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Just Reward for Nobel Prize Winner Francois Mautiac
We celebrate Francois Mautiac a French Catholic awarded the Nobel Prize for Luter fe. The honor may spark broader interest in Mautiac and his work across diverse readers and communities.
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Francois Mautiac
Mautiac
Mauriac Essay God and Mammon Seen as Catholic Grounding
The piece discusses Francois Mauriac's God and Mammon, highlighting its focus on the struggle between God and Mammon in a Catholic writer. It notes Mauriac's unshakable faith, his view of truth, the role of Mary, and how critics have misread his work while praising his insight into faith and writing.
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Mammon
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Mauriac
Sigrid Undset
Francois Mauriac
Mary
New Yorker Magazine
Time
Censure by Juxtaposition in a Croce obituary
The Cincinnati Enquirer editorial uses a biographical line to imply more about the Catholic Church than about Benedetto Croce. It praises his intellect and courage while noting his criticisms of the Church, a tactic called censure by juxtaposition.
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Benedetto, Croce
Cincinnati Enquirer
Croce
Church
Georg Hegel
Advent Family Life Event At Gabriel House
Parents and children enjoyed an Advent recreation day written by Gabriel House members at Xavier University. The program included scenes on Adam and Eve and the Annunciation, with a focus on Advent customs and family prayers led by the father.
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Christ
St. John
Gabriel
Mary
Cecilia Datto
Gabriel House
Cincinnati
Xavier Family Life Institute
Xavier University
Millville Parish Builds Community Through Co-Operative Work
In Millville the parish undertakes shared tasks for a new annex and church upkeep. Father Urbain cites every child serving as a Mass member and mothers cooking lunches while men usher and collect, forming a cooperative program aiding a small parish and strengthening spiritual ties.
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Queen of Ever School
Urbain
Price Director Resigns Over Weak Controls Law
Tighe Woods resigns as director of the Office of Price Stabilization amid dissatisfaction with a weak controls law. Michael V. DiSalle, former OPS head, named special consultant on control methods and policy for several weeks. Both men are Catholics.
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Washington
Tighe Woods
Office of
Price Stabilization
Michael V. DiSalle
Review of The American Apostolate by Father Ward
Notre Dame scholar Father Ward surveys Catholic life in the United States and gathers essays from 18 leaders on liturgy education family life Catholic press and social action. He argues progress exists but much work remains especially in Catholic education labor and ownership viewpoints.
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Leo R. Ward
Plosophy
Trisants
Iowa
Co-Operative
Nova Scotia
United States
Ireland
Newman Press
Westminster
Father Ward
Godfrey Diekmann
O.S.B
S Lee
Collegeville
Minn
National Catholic Rural Life Conference
Beemerson Hynes
St. John’s
Ebernard J. Kohlbrenner
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Miriam Marks
Dale Francis
Dayton
CYO
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Catholic Action
Jesuit View on Liberal Education Endorsed by Xavier University
The Xavier University session for counselors from Cincinnati and Hamilton County schools emphasized Jesuit beliefs in liberal education. The speaker argued that four centuries of classroom experience show liberal education best trains truth seeking, citizenship, and leadership, and is economically sound.
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Xavier University
Tors
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Vocational Exhibit Sparks Youth Interest in Religious Orders
Young visitors at a vocational display explored options with Benedictine Sisters, Mission groups, Franciscans, and nursing and teaching paths. A girl repeated, “I’m coming for the sixth time,” showing strong local interest and cross‑order cooperation. The Cincinnati archdiocese sees ample vocations to meet future needs.
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Benedictine Sisters
Becious Blood
Society of Mary Reparatrix
Northr Dame
Christ Founded
Notre Dame
Cincinnati
Ohio Economic Edge in War Contracts Relative to 1946 Average
Ohio shows strong economic standing with a high share of wartime contracts. The state's contract percentage exceeds the national 1946 average of 48.38 dollars, signaling an enviable postwar economic position.
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Ohio
Forty Hours Devotion Dates at Cincinnati and Ohio Sites
Fortys Hours devotion schedules run December seven to fourteen at St Augustine s Cincinnati Immaculate Conception Dayton St Augustine s Germantown St Mary s Springfield The Loretto Dayton December fourteen to thirty one St Mary s Hamilton St Teresa s Rockford St Joseph s orphanage Cincinnati Home Missioners Glendale Sacred Heart novitiate Milford Mercy Sisters Freeman Avenue Cincinnati Ursuline convent Brown County Mercy Memorial Hospital Urbana.
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Cincinnati
Immaculate Conception Church
Dayton
St.Augustine’s
Germantown
St. Mary’s
Springfield
the Loretto
Hamilton
St. Teresa’s
Rockford
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