China in Turmoil and Culture Highlighted in Observer Text
The Observer discusses China’s internal and external challenges, noting its vast manpower and rich culture. It refers to the seven year war, internal strife, and foreign pressures, while praising Chinese civilization and tradition. The note mentions a Maryknoll authored book titled atoning Post and other works like City Orchids.
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China
United S Sates
Poland
Atoning Post
Tennien
Maryknoll
Inkiang
Landow
Savior's Teachings as World Peace Hope Sermon
Archbishop McNicholas delivers a Christmas Midnight Mass sermon at Sts. Peter and Paul, Norwood, stating Christ as Prince of Peace who unites God and man. He laments WWII revenge and slavery, urges demobilization, and envisions peace across four orders: individual, family, civil society, and death’s reconciliation.
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John T. McNicholas
Sts. Peter and Paul’s Church
Norwood
Bethlehem
Christ
Orig
Xavier Campaign Seeks $1 Million for Postwar Education
Xavier University reports seven months of fund-raising toward a $1,000,000 goal ending 1948. Campaign plans allocate 55 percent to postwar education facilities, 30 percent to scholarships and research, with male day students projected to rise to about 700 next year.
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Xavier Uni
Celestin J. Steiner
S.J
Fa Xavier’s
Xevier
Ingroupe
Steiner
Xavier
Father Steiner
William’s parish plans new large hall and convent enlargement
A large recreational and social hall is to be built on the parish grounds of St. Michael’s in William’s parish. Monsignor plans an enlargement of the convent and a dining area adjacent to the hall with revised access and new facilities.
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St. Michael’s
William’s
Onsignor
Taoaessis
Sion
Farden
Son
Newman
Chapel of the Infant Christ mission formed by Dayton donor
Resurrection church in Dayton announces a mission church named Chapel of the Infant Christ funded by anonymous gifts. The archdiocese thanks benefactors including a $1500 Colored Apostolate gift, a $100 chalice money order, $70 from a priest, $25 from Clifton religious, and various cash and bonds in memory of Frank A. Krebs and other donors.
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Resurrection
Dayton
Christ
Immaculate Conception
Botkins
Clifton
Ancel Vyn
Frank A. Krebs
Louis Ernst
St. Peter and Paul's Church
Sister Mary Innocentia, Precious Blood Sister, Dies
Sister Mary Innocentia, who spent more than half a century in religious life with the Sisters of the Precious Blood, died in the convent here on December 18. Rev. Herman Schweitzer CP.P., convent chaplain, presided at the funeral rites in the convent.
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Mary iInnocentia
Sisters of the Precious Blood
Herman Schweitzer
Charity board slates meet for new year in Montgomery County
Mont gomery County Catholic Charities plans its annual meeting early in January at 25 Ludlow Street charity headquarters. Officers will be named, and the year’s work reviewed. The War Chest funds the countywide service, with a children’s department and a family department. Rev. Raymond Schroder directs the work aided by Rev. Roger Griese, with Missa rine Dunn as case consultant supervising 14 workers. The children’s division oversees in-home supervision and counseling where needed.
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Werninggomery County Catholic Charities
Ludlow Street
Montgomery County
War Chest
Raymond Schroder
Roger E. Griese
Missarine Dunn
Children’s Department
Former Fort Recovery minister converts to Catholic faith
Dale L. Francis, formerly a Methodist minister from Fort Recovery now in Guam, writes a full letter in the Fort Recovery Journal detailing his conversion. He cites longtime Catholic study and disputes Protestant self interpretation, asserting Catholicism safeguards truth since early times. His letter, dated November 27 1945, also notes mixed reactions from friends and supporters.
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Fort Recovery
Jour 4
Guam
Archdiocesan Teachers Convene January in Purcell High
Archdiocesan high school teachers will gather January 11 and 12 in Purcell High School Cincinnati for a conference. Sessions include Friday two meetings and a Saturday group work focus with subject-matter specialists from Seton Mercy and Purcell among others to discuss school problems and administration.
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Purcell High School
Cincinnati
Monsignor Carr
Tor
Ics
Mary Peregrine
Grace Miriam
Seton High School
Ee Rosine
Mother of Mercy High
Weep Carlos
Iol of Mercy High School
Francis Deible
Final Obsequies Held for Monastery Guardian Rudolph Bonner
Final rites were conducted for Very Rev. Rudolph Bonner O F M guardian of St Anthony of Padua Monastery Mt Airy Cincinnati and former provincial of St John the Baptist province Franciscan Fathers at St Francis Seraph's Church Cincinnati on December 26.
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Rudolph Bonner
O.F.M
St. Anthony of Padua
Mt. Airy
Cincinnati
St.John the Baptist
Franciscan Fathers
St. Francis Seraph’s Church
Father Bonner
Brother Jos Mueller Dies After 67 Years of Service
Brother Jos Mueller of the Cincinnati province died after 67 years of religious life. A Solemn Funeral Mass was held at Mt. St. John, with prior service as sacristan cook and infirmarian. He also worked at Marianist institutions in Washington DC Chicago and San Antonio before joining the University of Dayton.
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Bro. Jos. Mueller
Mt. St. John
Cincinnati
Cook
Washington, D. C
Chicago
San Antonio
Tex
University of Dayton
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