Bishop Mulloy Installed in Covington Cathedral Ceremony
Most Rev. William Mulloy was formally installed as bishop at St Mary’s Cathedral Covington. The ceremony drew 14 bishops 250 priests 250 religious and over 2000 laity as Adrian of Nashville presided and urged humility and apostolic zeal teaching to love one another as the Church’s mission.
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St. John
William T.aay
Covington
St. Mary’s
St. Paul
Mulloy
William L. Adrian
Nashville
Louisville
John L. Floersh
Adrian
Peter
Paul
John
Pelea
Eucharistic Hour Held by Holy Name Men at St Andrew’s
Holy Name Night will be observed at the Eucharistic Hour in St Andrew's church. The service includes a novena for peace and closes with public veneration of relics of the True Cross and of St Andrew.
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St. Adnerw’s
St. Andrew’s Church
St. Andrew
Brinkman cites observer on free enterprise in era of planned economy
The observer notes that the National Association of Manufacturers in Cincinnati advocates free enterprise as essential to liberty and fair prices. It warns that planned economy risks socialism and that unrestricted competition can still harm workers and resources, citing Cronin's Economics and M as a reference.
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N. A. M. National Association of Acturers
Cincinnati
Indus
Ofca
United
Competa
John F. Cronin
Cooke and Gould
Midnight Mass in Rome Awe Inspires Cincinnati Soldier
Cpl. Sylvester Geink of St. Boniface parish, Cincinnati, writes home about attending Pope Pius XII's Midnight Mass in St. Peter's Basilica. He praises the Holy Father, the basilica's splendor, and the vast 80 000 crowd. He served two and a half years in the armed forces with two Presidential unit citations. He recalls crossing the Tiber and waiting outside the basilica until doors opened at 10 p.m.
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Cpl. Sylvester Geink
St. Boniface’s
Cincinnati
St. Peter’s
Rome
Holy Father
Clemens L.rinkman
Florida Avenue
Roger Bacon High School
St. Bernard
St. Peter’s Basilica
Vatican
Tiber River
Four Notre Dame de Namur Sisters Take First Vows
Four Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur pronounced their first vows in ceremonies at Mt. Notre Dame Reading on January 27. The event featured a sermon by Monsignor Raphael and included Sisters Mary Frederick Virginia Syfert and Virginia Kenter, daughters of local families.
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Notre Dame de
Day of Recollection for Dayton Women at Sisters Convent
Dayton area women are invited to a 10 day of recollection on Sunday February 11 at the Sisters of the Precious Blood mother-house 5829 Salem Avenue Dayton. Rev Roy Grotenrath CPPS will conduct conferences. Mass at 9 15 Benediction 4 15. Reservations by February 10 via the retreat address Randolph 4696 before 9 p.m. Dayton Greenville bus stops at 8 40 a.m. at the Dayton bus station.
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Dayton
Sisters of the Precious
Salem Avenue
Roy Grotenrath
C.P P.S
Sisoe Ca Bn
Randolph
Dayton-Greenville
NCWC Youth Director to Speak in Cincinnati Feb 4
The Rev. Paul Tanner director of the Youth department of the National Catholic Welfare Conference will discuss a youth program for the archdiocese at Chancery hall Cincinnati this Sunday Feb 4 at 3 p.m. He will join the Here's to Youth conference organized by Cincinnati social groups. Leonard Fee principal of Purcell high school Cincinnati will be one of the attendees.
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Francis X. Talbot
Tafta Comesies
Cincinnati
Xavier University Forum
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Paul Tanner
Chancery Hall
Father Tanner
Oegal Ae
Leonard Fee
Purcell High Schoo Cincinnati
Pianist Rudolf Serkin Scheduled for Taft Series
Pianist Rudolf Serkin is the next guest artist in the concert series at theTaft on Wednesday night. Advance tickets are on sale now at the Cincinnati Music Store, 416 Main.
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Rudo Serkin
Ncert
Taft
Cincinnati Concert Manage
Xavier Alumni Fraternity Forms Mass Fund For Service Members
The Xavier University community announces a Mass fund by the Pi Alpha Phi fraternity to honor members who died in the war. Lt. Ted O Thoma of the Army Air Forces suggests using fraternity funds to sponsor Masses for Xavier men on leave and to sustain the Mass fund long term. Vincent Beckman Sr. will oversee the fund administration and a $150 war bond will be purchased, with remaining funds to Father Benson for the Mass fund. Lt Ralph Steuve in Italy sent a donation for the cause.
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Ted O. Thoma
Army Air Forces
England
John J. Benson
S.J
Liberal Arts College
Mass Fund
Treasury
St. Thoma
Xavier
Vincent H. Beckman
Cincinnati
Father Benson
Ralph T. Steuve
Italy
Chapel Fund Plans New St Martin Chapel in Cheviot
The pastor and parishioners of St Martin's Church Cheviot plan a future chapel under St Martin's patronage. The gift aims to serve southwestern Ohio where Catholics previously had no chapel. The letter notes chapels draw people to Sunday Mass and urges continued support for religious works.
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St. Martin
St. Martin’s Church
Cheviot
Ohio
St. Mar's
St. Martinus
Holy Name Parish Hosts Elder Council Breakfast
Holy Name parish in Cincinnati will host the Elder Council Knights of Columbus on Sunday morning February 11. The 8 o'clock Mass will precede a parish breakfast after the Mass for over 175 attendees. William H. Albers will deliver the principal address on the Boy Scouts at the breakfast.
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Holy Name
Cincinnati
Co Knights of Columbus
Knights
Illiam H. Albers
Boy Scouts
Holy Name Society
Local Architect Designs New La Crosse Cathedral
Cincinnati architect Edward J. Schulte is commissioned to design a postwar cathedral for La Crosse Wisconsin. The plan includes a tall tower and seating for about 600, with a central sanctuary and choir loft above. Details reference Otis-style arches and a relation to nearby Catholic parishes in the area.
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LA Crosse
Cincinnati
Edward J. Schulte
Wisc
E Po
Ettinger
Deiste Cottenae
Cecilia
Faroths
St Pec and Pal
Brother of Two Priests Among Nine Archdiocesan Service Men Killed
A brother of two priests was among nine archdiocesan service men reported killed in action this week. Sgt Bernard R Hoorman 28 died in France with Gen Patton's Third Army after enlisting in 1938. Mass at St Marys Cincinnati featured his brothers and uncles in the ceremony. He is survived by his mother and four sisters with several brothers in church orders.
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Cincinnati
New Mexico
Dayton
Bernard R. Hoorman
Soe
Bernard R
Bob) Hoorman
Rance
Patton
Third Army
Aoorman
Urban Hoorman
Urban Koehl
St. Mary’s Hospital
Bernard Condon
St. Patrick’s
Hoorman
Koehl Hoorman
Ferdinand Hoorman
Glynwood
Wapakoneta
Iceland
Engaerence
St. Mary’s
C.pp.s
St. Boniface’s Church
Center Line
Mich
John Hoorman
Detroit
Frank Hoorman
Genesee, Ida
Charles Hoorman
Cloveredale
Marvin Oen
Catherine William Hoorman
Drexler
Willis
Margaret M. Hi
Rochester
Oorman
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