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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1953
Page
3
The Holy Father argues that in some cases a Catholic nation may refrain from repressing religious deviations for higher aims. He cites Spain’s Protestant minority and urges practical judgment on tolerance, stressing that a majority need not always curb minorities.
Dr. Hugh Stott Taylor of Princeton urges Catholics to aim for scholarly eminence and equal competence with secular peers. He cites Papal encouragements and Maritain, urging courage amid modern upheaval and calling Catholics to lead in the new intellectual world.
A columnist argues Christmas should be seen as a holy day marking Christ's Nativity not just festive cheer. True Christians embrace a divine life, becoming sons of God, while appreciating seasonal ornaments without reducing faith to sentiment.
Letter from Interested Spectator questions if Catholic coaches and priests covertly steer athletes to secular colleges. J Marshall argues editors must probe and publicize facts, urging responses from athletic directors and Notre Dame. Commentary warns against flashy advertising and a materialist culture linked to communism.
In the Cincinnati Archdiocese a day of prayer will be held on Sunday December 27 for victims of persecution under Communism. Archbishop Alter urges prayers in churches and chapels with Blessed Sacrament exposure and a Holy Hour. The observance references the Marian Year prayer for Peter to be loosed from chains and recalls the bishops call to pray for the Church of silence.
An editorial summary from the Michigan Catholic reprinted in Readers' Guide argues against race prejudice in housing. It notes that white homeowners fear property declines when Negro families move in, but asserts every person is a child of God and that prejudice harms both morals and economics. The piece urges Christians to act with justice and embrace integration, citing Detroit as an example.
The late Harold F. Conway of Roseville Mich and his family appear in a clerical lineage as the Rev Robert Conway proceeds to ordination. His First Solemn Mass will be at Sacred Heart Church Roseville on Sunday Dec 27 with C P P S colleagues and local church leaders. A reception follows at 2 30 p m in the school hall with Benediction.
About 5000 public and parochial grade school children in downtown Cincinnati will attend Christmas parties organized by the Mayor's Christmas Party Committee. Programs include plays, carols, and a Santa visit with gifts. Donations are sought from individuals. checks go to chairwoman Mrs. Joseph H. Moeller. 300 underprivileged children will be guests of the CIO Auto Workers' Union at the Central Turner's Hall, funded by UAW CIO locals.
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