Madonna Shrine Project Spreads Marian Devotion at St Agnes
Mrs Joseph Cooper of St Agnes Parish Cincinnati leads a Marian Year effort creating 15 Madonna statue settings for home devotion. Displays at deanery meetings inspired ble a non Catholic visitors and some households to place Mary in their living rooms. Parishioners plan Madonna windows for Christmas Eve as a nationwide tribute to Mary mother of God.
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Joseph Cooper
St. Agnes
Cincinnati
Cooper
Mary
Mother
St. Francis de Sales’ Deanery Council of
Catholic Women
Saar
Joseph, Cooper
St. Agnes’ Parish
Nut and fruit supply notes for Christmas stockings
A festive overview notes ample pecans and other nuts, plentiful oranges and citrus, tangerines and grapefruits, and ample pears from Pacific Coast, with top cooking apples like Jonathans and Staymans. It highlights extra large red Delicious from Washington or Oregon for premium gifts.
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Pacific Coast States
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Orphans' Society to Install New Officers in Cincinnati
The St. Aloysius Orphans' Society in Cincinnati will install officers on Sunday January 10 at the orphanage. John H Doerger of Northside was reelected president. Other officers include Joseph G Witte as vice president Albert J Cuni membership secretary Grover P Kuchenbuch secretary Albert W Mueller treasurer and Frank J Schmid lin Louis R Mack and Joseph Brinksman trustees. Harold J Ihlendorf named festival secretary to direct the annual Orphans feast.
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St. Aloysius Orphans’ Society
Cincinnati
John H. Doerger
Northside
Joseph G. Witte
Albert J. Cuni
Grover P. Kuchenbuch
Albert W. Mueller
Frank J. Schmidlin
Louis R. Mack
Joseph Brinksman
Harold J. Ihlendorf
Former Hamilton Nun Honored For Heroic Act
Sister Mary Damian, longtime St. Ann's School teacher in Hamilton, was honored by the Hamilton Safet Council with a plaque for saving several children on November 10, 1952. As a car sped toward waiting first and second graders, she shielded them, taking blows but saving many. six children were injured and hospitalized.
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St. Ann’s School
Hamilton
Hamilton Safet Council
Clinton and
Pleasant Avenues
St. Ann’s
Holy Name School
Beech Grove
Indianapolis
Travelers to Study European Catholicity Tour
Marian Year tour led by Dr. Rudolph E. Morris of Marquette University will examine Catholicity in Europe. The trip departs New York City June 29 and returns August 16, aimed at students alumni priests nuns and seminarians with a cost of 1000 dollars.
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Milwaukee
Rudolph E. Morris
Marquette University
New York City
Christmas Giving Theme Touts Individual Self in Faith Message
Father James F. Maguire S J president of Xavier University urges Americans to treat each Christmas as a chance to embody Christian life. He cites rising religious observance, personal initiative, and the restoration of Christ in the holiday, contrasting with Soviet policy. Alumnae of Mother of Mercy High School plan the Under the Mistletoe Ball December 29 at Twin Lanterns with Marilyn Hoost chairing.
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S.J
Xavier University
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Cincinnati
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Father
Time Magazine
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Mother of Mercy High School
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Twin Lanterns
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Cochairman
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Edwin Stenger
Howard Knight
Marian devotion inspires youth to dream of sacrifice
Roger Brien lauds Mary in a Marian Year ceremony at the University of Lyton. He calls Mary the key to guiding youth toward selfless deeds, describes a worldwide cavalcade of love, and urges students to become knights of the Queen in a universal prayer.
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Mary
Roger Brien
Marie
University of Lyton
A Ed
Mr. Brien
Christ
Paul of
Tarsus
Francis of
Assisi
Dona
Indian priests stall as chaplains await duties in Korea
Four Indian priests arrived in Seoul as chaplains to Catholic prisoners of war among anti Communist prisoners but eight days later they had yet to begin their work. Repeated inquiries yielded no definite start date for Mass celebrations.
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Seoul
Korea
Bombay
Fitzpatrick Baltimore editor and Catholic press leader dies
Vincent de Paul Fitzpatrick former Baltimore Catholic Review managing editor and Catholic Press Association president died in Baltimore at 68. A Loyola College alum and longtime Baltimore Sun writer he led Catholic Weekly from 1920 for many years and remained on staff until two years ago.
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Baltimore Catholic Review
The
Catholic Press Association
Baltimore
Fitzpatrick
Loyola College
Baltimore Sun
Catholic Weekly
Press Association
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