Xenia College President Advocates Nonsectarian School Values
Dr. Charles Wesley president of Central State College spoke at the Jewish Community Center forum on the Church-State issue. He urged public schools teach non doctrinal spiritual values to foster democracy and tolerance, criticized released time programs and questioned public school Christmas carols, while defending separation of church and state.
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Joan Reynard
Jewish Community Center Forum
Charles Wesley
Central State College
Xenia
Church and
New York
Esley Bibaiygen
Pra
Wesley
Will Confirm In 32 Churches 2 Homes
A listing of confirmation Masses across multiple churches and towns in May and June. Dates span May 1 to June 15 with sessions at St Marys Camden St Michaels Mechanicsburg Urbana St Thomas Aquinas Cincinnati St Benignus Greenfield Nicholas Osgood Mt Wendelin St Wendelin St Marys Piqua St Josephs Orphange Dayton St Hamilton St Cecilas Cincinnati St Johns West Chester St Monicas Cathedral Cincinnati Holy Redeemer New Bremen Immaculate Conception Dayton.
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St. Mary’s
Camden
St. Michael’s
Mechanicsburg
Urbana
St. Thomas Aquinas
Cincinnati
St. Benignus
Greenfield
St. Clement’s
St. Bernhard
St. Louis
North Star
Nicholas
Osgood
Mt. Wendelin’s
St. Wendelin
Piqua Wednay
St. Joseph’s Orphange
Dayton
St. An Hamilton
St. Cecilia’s
Yugoslav Native Describes Terror of Tito's Iron Heel
Mrs. Toth recalls harsh Yugoslav regime under Tito, describing church closures, forced relocations, arrests, and propaganda. She details bread shortages, mass fear, and forced village drainage, contrasting with life in Cincinnati where she sees America as heaven.
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Tito
Hungary
America
Yugoslavia
Two Young Nurses Embark For Africa Mission Work
Lorraine and Helen, nurses from Grailville, depart to join Catholic mission work in Africa. Archbishop blesses them and notes growing lay mission efforts. Grailville has sent 80 women abroad, with future teams planned for Africa and South America.
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Africa Mission
Africa
Grailville
van Kersbergen
Lorraine
Helen
Catholic Action
Milwaukee
Marquette University
Army Nurse Corps
Richmond Hill
N. Y
Mary Immaculate Hospital School of Nursing
Jamaica
N.Y
Brooklyn Catholic Charities
Mission School
Missions
Monica House
Grail
Grail Mission School
Ubbergen
Holland
Misionary
Djakarta
Bandung
Flores
Indonesia
Surinam
Brazil
South America
Hong Kong
China
New Guinea
Pakistan
Kelly
Lay Mission
Philadelphia Sisters Offer Retreats For Dayton Women
Plan calls for a Philadelphia retreat house to host two March programs led by Father Roy Grotenrath and a second master to be announced. Teen girls and adult women may reserve spaces by calling WA. An estimated 14 000 women attend closed retreats and 46 000 attend days of recollection annually in the sisters activities.
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Philadelphia
Roy, Grotenrath
C.pp.s
the Sisters of the Precious Blood
Aid Society Saves Stamps for Hospital
The St. Anthony Aid society collected cancelled sales tax stamps with redeemable value of 1015.20 for St. Francis hospital. Mrs. Helen Vorwerck, president, reports. Jacob Vorwerck oversees stamping and counting. Officers include Mrs. Rose Denzler, vice president. Mrs. Alma Drahman, treasurer. Miss Clara Rief, executive secretary. Miss Hilda Schoettmer, financial secretary.
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St. Francis’ Hospital
St. Anthony Aid Society
Helen Vorwerck
Jacob Vorwerck
Vorwerck
Rose Denzler
Alma Drahman
Catholic Women Plan Ash Wednesday Retreat in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati based Catholic Women’s Association and Junior Service announce a day of recollection on Ash Wednesday February 27 at the clubhouse on East Fourth Street. Father Theodore Hesselrock will lead. Schedule includes Mass breakfast conferenc es meditation and Holy Hour with Luncheon at noon and tea. Mrs Louis J Henkel chairs the event assisted by Mrs Rudolph Ackermann Mrs Arthur Hennisens and Mrs Mark A Theisen.
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Cincinnati
Catholic Women’s Association
Ash
Bis. E. Fourth Street
Theodore H. Hesselrock
O.F.M
Friarhurst Retreat House
Louis J. Henkel
Rudolph Ackermann
Arthur Hennisens
Mark A. Theissen
Catholic Radio and TV Schedule February Broadcasts
In Covington Dayton Cincinnati and surrounding areas station lineups list Catholic programs from February 15 to 21. Programs include Sacred Heart Ave Maria Hour of St Francis Frontiers of Faith Hour of Truth The Catholic Hour and Faith in Our Time with times spanning 8:15 a.m. to 7 p.m. on stations WZIP WZIP WMOH WLW and others.
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Covington
Sacred Heart
WJE
St. Francie Snepee
Wone
Dayton
Springfield
Knights of Columbus
wePo
Cincinnati
WSAI
St. Francis
Diocese of
Wlw-T
WHIO
WZIP
Wmoh
Hs Pre
St. F
My Eno
WPFB
Middletown
Mass Featured on Frontiers of Faith TV Show
TV stations WLW T Cincinnati WLW D Dayton and WLW C Columbus air Frontiers of Faith at 10 p.m. Sundays February 17 and 24. The Mass from Fordham University Church New York is celebrated by Father Thomas J ODonnell with narration by William J McDonald and music by Schola Cantorum St John’s University.
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Mass
Frontiers of Faith
Wlw-T
Cincinnati
Wlw-D
Dayton
Wlw-C
Columbus
National Council of Catholic Men
Thomas J.o’donnell
Fordham University Church
New York City
William J. McDonald
Schola Cantorum
St. John’s University of New York
NCCM
Monroe Book Club Plans 50-50 Square Dance
The Monroe Book Club schedules a 50-50 square dance at Seven Sorrows recreation area from 7:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Music by the Sunset Ramblers with Calvin Rufener calling. Refreshments will be served.
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Monroe Book Club
Seven Sorrows
Monroe
Sunset Ramblers
Calvin Rufener
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Aid Society
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St. Lawrence’s Parish
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Women’s Society
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K. of C. Plan
Norwood Knights of Columbus
St. Joseph's
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Dick Burke
William T. Cosgrove
George M. Reynolds
James M. Hosty
Jack Fallon
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Harold J. Ihlendorf
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M.D
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Friarhurst
Wooster Pike
Cinnati Pal
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