Fr Westermann to mark 40th priestly jubilee in Cincinnati parish
Father Henry A Westermann of St Anthony's fame to celebrate his 40th ordination anniversary this Sunday at 11 AM in Madisonville. Deacon Bernard J Wel and subdeacon Jerome O Regan will assist with minor ministers from the class. A dinner at Hotel Mariemont follows Mass and St Anthony's schoolchildren honor him in a parish program.
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Henry A. Westermann
Filos
Aiother
Bernard J. Wel
St. Margaret Mary’s
North College Hill
Jerome O’regan
St. Joseph’s Infant Home
Cincinnati
Father
Westermann
Mt. St. Mary’s
Mt. Waington
Xavier University President Sees Opportunity in Faith Renewal
The Xavier University president declares a current opportunity to restore faith and moral purpose among students and faculty. He argues that the college should shape a “spirit man” grounded in Christianity, guiding students toward self-respect and trust in God during challenging times.
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Xavier University
Xavier
Christ
Fear Dominates Age, Retreatants Told by Bishop
Bishop John J. Wright of Worcester told 1,500 Milford retreatants at their Cincinnati dinner that fear dominates this era. He warned of governments manipulating fear and noted advertising and medicine use fear to shape behavior, urging love and disciplined, constructive fear backed by Christian faith. Archbishop Karl J. Alter attended and urged attendees to apply Christian virtues in daily life.
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John J. Wright
Worcester
Mass
Milford
Cincinnati
Wright
Karl J. Alter
Atti
Nicho Gelin
S.J
Albert D
Fred J. Henged
John Meeser
Six Cincinnati Priests Serve Far Away In World War II
Six archdiocesan chaplains serving in the armed forces sent letters from Korea Germany and the United States to Cincinnati. Fathers Cunningham Brucker Diener Evans Boyle Broering and Jennings describe front conditions choir pride rebuilt chapels and home leave as they await reassignment and ongoing service with units including the First Cavalry and 12th Infantry.
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Atte
Cincinnati
Pather Cap Ca
John Cunningham
Hokaido
Father Cunningham
Japan
Korea
Maurice Sullivan
Cunningham
Kuril Islands
Maid
John Brucker
Father Brucker
Cincinnati Archdiocesan
Ohio National Guard
Camp Polk
Ferdinand Evans
William Boyle
Eee Broering
Broering
N. Y
Evans
Father Boyle
Indian born nun becomes superior at St Anthony'sConvent
An Irish born sister with ten years in India is named superior of St Anthony's Convent Budd Street Cincinnati succeeding Mother J Hedde who returns to the community. Mother Bride has long served in India and England and arrived in Cincinnati for Epiphany. She notes the focus on education over church building and praises native clergy training as crucial to Catholic growth in India and locally with Franciscan Missionaries of Mary.
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India
Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Missionaries of Mary
St. Anony’s Convent
Budd Street
Cincnnati
Mother Bride
J. Hedde
Beece
St. Hedde
Cincinnati
Queen City
Mother Mary
Bride
Madras College
South India
United States
Providence, R. I
Franciscan Missionaries of Mary
Mother Mary Bride
Land
England
Franciscan Missionaries
St.Anthony's School
Harrison
Ind
Two Nuns Die Gave 125 Years To God's Work
Requiem Masses for two nuns in Cincinnati marked a combined 125 years in religious life. Sister Mary Alicia of Notre Dame de Namur died Jan 25 at The Summit aged 83 after 62 years in the order and teaching at Notre Dame academy. Sister Madeleine Teidattins, formerly Jane Reilly of Cincinnati, died Jan 22 after 63 years as a Sister of Charity, with a Mass Jan 24 at Mt St Joseph chapel. Survived by a Cincinnati sister and other relatives.
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Sisters of Notre Dame
de Namur
Summit
Cincinnati
M Madeleine
Charity
Mt. St. Joseph
Alicia
Notre Dame Academy
Sixth Street
The
Clementine Stemen
Deer Park
Teidattins
Jane Reilly
Good Samaritan
Little Flower
Yee Providence of Sisters
Ms. Reilly
Rete Sisters
Poor Home
Road
Edgecliff Debaters Win Ohio State Trophy
Edgecliff debaters from Our Lady of Cincinnati college won the trophy at the Ohio State debate tournament on the Ohio State University campus in Columbus on January 26. They argued the national college topic Resolved That the Federal government ... a permanent or wage ... Miss Mary Boyle and Marilyn Schneider led the affirmative from Our Lady of Cincinnati College while Dorothy Towner and Maureen Zwinak formed the negative. Isaac Steible, head of the English department at Our Cincinnati college, heads the Edgecliff debaters.
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Our Lady of Cincinnati College
Ohio State
Ohio State University
Columbus
Mary Boyle
Marilyn Schneider
Dorothy Towner
Maureen Zwinak
Iel Steible
Native Daytonian Sails To Join Chile Missioners
Father Thomas L. Sweeterman of Dayton sails on the Santa Ecaibatoon New York on February 29 to join 15 other Missionaries of the Society of the Precious Blood in Chile. The departure sermon will be delivered by Very Rev S W Obtzhauser at St Charles church on February 17. The priest, born March 25 1949, previously served as assistant pastor in Fowler Indiana and at State Cathedral Lafayette Indiana. He is son of A J Sweeterman and the late Anna Sweeterman of Dayton. his brother Father N Sweeterman, C P P S, serves as mission rector in Dayton. The Precious Blood Society oversees 11 missions in Chile from Santiago with Father Leona Fullenkamp as Vicar Provincial.
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Sweeterman
A. J. Sweeterman
Rockliff Circle
Dayton
Anna Sweeterman
St. Mary’s
N Sweeterman
C.pp.s
Mission Rator
Society of the Ous Blood
Joseph’s Rectory
Society of the Precious B <S
Onanmingo Parish
Santiago
Leona Fullenkamp
Pope Acknowledges Peter's Pence Gift From Archdiocese
Vatican letter from Monsignor Montini to Cincinnati Archbishop notes the Holy Father’s cordial appreciation for Peter’s Pence gift of 100000 dollars plus an additional 5000, praising Cincinnati Catholics' generosity and offering an Apostolic Benediction.
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Peter
Archbis
Vatican City
Cincinnati
Pontif
Pera
Catholic Doctors Guild Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
Dr John J Shea led the Dayton St Luke's guild in a Catholic doctors association annual meeting. Dr James Kenge retires as secretary treasurer as the group plans the first of two retreats at Milford retreat house for Cincinnati and Dayton doctors the week of February 26 to 28.
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John J. Shea
Dayton
St. Luke’s Guild
Cers
G. Semea
James Kenge
Milford
Cincinnati
Teen Age Mission Planned at St Mark's in Cincinnati
A seven night teen age mission at St Mark's Church in Cincinnati will run daily at 8 p.m. led by Father Daniel Egan S.A. The program includes discussions on modern teenage problems and a teen age problem box for queries. School students are invited, with no cautions, to attend with friends and steady dates.
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Roghureh
New York City
Father Daniel Egan
S.A
Graymoor Mission
Father Egan
St.Mark
Cincinnati
Who of
St. Mark's Church
Fraser Named Ft. Scott Camp Director for Summer
C Glynn Fraser former Xavier University assistant and director of its development program is named Ft Scott Camps Inc camp director for the summer. He has taught guidance family life and educational sociology and holds national teaching awards. The Scott camp season begins in June.
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C. Glynn Fraser
Ft. Scott
Ft. Scott Boys’ Camp
C.glynn Fraser
Xavier University
R. Marcellus Wagner
V.G
Fort Scott Camps, Inc
Fraser
Xavier
Boston College
University of Notre Dame
New York University
Columbia University
California
New England
Quoddy Village
U.S
Bo Scouts of America
Whic Fraser
Most Bombed Priest Is Forced From China
Father R Russell Sprinkle of Middletown forced to leave China after more than 15 years of mission work. He arrived in Hong Kong in good health, having been imprisoned last year and confined to a priest's house near his mission by communist authorities in late May. Sprinkle joined Maryknoll in 1929 and was ordained in 1935 before deploying to China.
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China
R. Russell Sprinkle
Middletown
Hong Kong
Rinkle
Maryknoll
Missions of
Monseigneur Wagner Calls Back to God's Way
Monsignor R. Marcellus Wagner urged a return to the eternal word of Christ amid world instability during a Solemn Mass in Lexington, marking the 15th anniversary of the St. Paul Guild of Lexington. Bishop Mulloy celebrated the Mass at St. Lawrence’s in Cincinnati. program closed with a dinner.
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Christ
R. Marcellus Wagner
V.G
St. Lawrence’s Church
Cinnati
St. E. Lexington
St. Paul Guild of
Lexington
Monsignor Wagner
William T. Mulloy
Covington
Crosse Ke
De Paul Group History In New Books
The two Volume work by Father Diebold and John Fitz describes the St Vincent de Paul society and its lay volunteers in the United States. It covers their charity for the poor and needy and details the Cincinnati branch organized in 1869 with six men named Richard Burby Joseph Cassidy John Burrows Eugene Moran and others. Bruce Publishing Co. of Milwaukee published the volumes.
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St. Vin de ,Paul
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