Mayor Declares Lithuanian Day in Cincinnati on Feb 16
Cincinnati Mayor Carl W. Rich designates February 16 1952 as Lithuanian Day. A special event by the Knights of Lithuania at The Fenwick club on Feb 17 features a color film travelogue with English narration and Lithuanian songs, plus a cartoon, hymns, and a God Bless America finale.
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St. Cecilia’s Parish
Eleanora Babianaskas
Clergy Transfers Announce 26 Appointments at 6 Parishes
A list of 26 clerical appointments transfers 6 parishes new pastors. Clarence Graf moves from St. Aloysius Delhi Cincinnati to St. Aloysius Gonzaga Bridgetown to succeed Monsignor Ghamedou. Monsignor Heyker to St. James Wyoming. Father Walsh to Sacred Heart Dayton. New pastors named for St. Mary Springfield St. James Wyoming plus 18 assistant transfers.
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Clarence Graf
St. Aloysius
Delhi
Cincinnati
St. Aloysius Gonzaga’s
Bridgetown
Monsignor
Ghamedou
Matthias F. Heyker
St. James’ Reremy
Leo M. Walsh
Pisensi
Sacred Heart Church
Dayton
Monsignor Heyker
Sacred Heart
Father Walsh
Wye
James Hurley
St. Mary’s Parish
Springfield
Holy Name Curch
Edward R. Ter
St. Eee Delhi
Immaculate Conception
Clarence J. Schmitt
Father Richter
Botkins
Father Schmitt
St. Mary’s
Father Louis Brenner
St. Stephen’s Parish
Holy Name
St. Stephen’s
Clarerice D
St. Alon Gonzaga’s
Matthias F. Ker
St. James
Wyoming
St. Mary’s, Field
Edward R. Richter
Ey Ag J.chmitt
Immaculate’ Conception
Leo Walsh
St. Teresa’s
Father Stang
Father Trimbach
Urbana
Mercy Memorial Hospital
Father von Holle
St. Ann’s
Hamilton
Father Welebit
Holy Name, Dayton
Father Wilhelm
St. Matthew's
Norwood
Father Wolfer
Protest in Washington over Truman Vatican appointment
The Observer notes about 10 000 protesters, mostly women, gathered in Washington to oppose President Truman’s move to appoint war to the Vatican. Delegates from many Protestant sects rallied in hotel lobbies and Constitution Hall warning of church state union, while Truman stood firm on appointing the ambassador.
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England
Franciscan Loveland Training Center Discontinued
The Franciscan authorities in Cincinnati decided to discontinue St. Annas Train house in Loveland for Franciscan lay brothers. Training will move back to St. Anthonys novitiate in Cincinnati and Duns Scotus College in Detroit, as before the Loveland project opened in 1948. The 18 room two story house on 11 acres along Union Cemetery road will be sold.
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St. .Paschal
Loveland
Cincinnati
St. Anthony’s
Duns Scotus College
Detroit
Loveland House
Union Cemetery Road
Day and Grailville host closed retreat center in Dayton
Dominican Sisters of the Conception of St. Catherine de Ricci will run a new retreat house in Dayton with week long and three day programs. Four staff from the order supervise the former Seybold property a four and one half acre site featuring a chapel a conference room a library a sun porch and a garden. The Sisters purchased the building from the Seybold heirs after restoring the four story stone mansion. They aim to serve local women seeking spiritual retreat and community life.
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St. Catherine de Itci
Dayton
King Girls
Zande Language Catechism Printed For Africa Mission
The Premier Press of Cincinnati produced a Zande catechism and 35 pages of words for the first Catholic catechism in the Zande language spoken by about 2,000,000 people in Central Africa. Monsignor Ferrara and printer Louis Reitenbach funded and directed the effort. 2,000 copies will be sent to Africa next month, aiding literacy and religious teaching. A New Testament may follow with a donor funding 5,000 copies.
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Monsignor
Dominic Ferrara
Cincinnati
Apostolic of
Mapoi
Sudan
Monsignor Ferrara
Louis Reitenbach
Sons of the Sacred Heart
Oe Carnnot
Two Young Nurses Sail From Grailville to Africa Mission
Miss Loraine Machan of Milwaukee and Miss Helen Veronica Kelly of Brooklyn depart Grailville Love land for South Africa aboard the African Planet on February 19. They join the first Grailville lay mission team to establish medical programs for African women near Rivonia and Johannesburg.
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Loveland
South Africa
Helen Veronica Kelly
Brooklyn
N.Y
Lorraine Machan
E Wis
Cincinnati
Africa
Lydwine van Kersbergen
The
Grail
America
Mission School
Loraine Machan
Milwaukee
Grailville
Lay Mission School
Catholic Community College
Rivonia
Johannesburg
Europe
Machan
Kelly
Tito’s Hatred for Church Leaves Palanka With Few Faith Holders
An 88 year old Yugoslav arrival, Mrs. Victoria Toth, recounts Yugoslavia under Tito, where a single priest remains, one church operates and no nuns remain in Palanka. She arrived in Cincinnati January to join her daughter, residing at St. Martin's Cheviot. She says priests and sisters were removed by the regime.
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Yugoslavia
Victoria Toth
St. Martin’s
Cheviot
Cincinnati
Frank Kovacs
America
Toth
Marianist Brothers Plan Golden Jubilee Observance
Two Marianist brothers Brother Leo Sieben S M and Brother Frederick Hartwich S M natives of Chicago and members of the Cincinnati province will mark the golden jubilee of their religious profession on Sunday the 30th. Sieben has spent more than 30 of his 50 years in religion as a prefect of scholastics and has supervised the province archives at Mt St John Dayton. Hartwich began teaching in Cincinnati and Dayton and studied in Fribourg Switzerland before a 23 year tenure directing Marianist high schools. He helped plan the 1950 centennial celebration and has served as principal in multiple Marianist schools including Chaminade Dayton, Covington Pittsburgh and North Side Catholic high school.
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Sieben
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Louisville
St. James’ School
San Francisco
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Rutherford
Holy Redeemer School
Detroit
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Xavier
Fribourg
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Switzerland
Tulate
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Chaminade High School
New North Side
Pittsburgh
Covington, Ky
Archbishop to Confirm in 32 Churches and 2 Homes
Archbishop Karl J. Alter will confer the sacrament of Confirmation in 32 churches and two housing facilities across the archdiocese over the coming months. The schedule lists dates and parish names in Cincinnati Norwood Delhi Dayton Hamilton County and Little Flower, with Holy Cross Saint Bonaventura and Saint Rita among the churches.
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Edward McCarthy
St. Anthony’s
Budd Street
Cincinnati
Oak Augustine’s
St. Bonaventura’s
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