Saint Casimir Feast Reflections and Lenten Questions
The article recalls Saint Casimir’s pious life amid royal luxury and his charity to the poor, noting his death on March 4 1483 and urging readiness for Christ. It also presents a student Lent discussion from St. Andrew’s Milford on whether giving up or doing more for Lent is harder.
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Casimir
Casimir IV
Poland
Elizabeth of
Austria
Luke
Jesus
T. Andrew's
Milford
Jestion
Gwen Kennedy
Ahrnbach
E Bernett
James Panko
St Xavier Hosts Lent Lectures and St Francis Xavier Novena
St. Xavier church presents a Sunday Lenten series on supernatural aids beginning March 2 with topics like The Wonderful Sacrament and The Holy Eucharist. A weekday novena to St. Francis Xavier runs March 4 to 12 with Father John C. Reed directing noon, 4:15, 5:15 and 7:30 p.m. services and a Solemn Mass on March 12. A relic of St. Francis Xavier will be venerated during all novena services.
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St. Xavier's
St. Xavier’s Church
Cin
St. Francis Vier
Our Times
Pethe
St. Francis Xavier
John C. Reed
Historic March dates trace U S milestones and battles
Dates that Made History outlines key events from March 1 1781 New York offers western lands to the union through March 7 1775 1796 figures and battles. It notes state land offers during the early union and the 1836 Alamo siege with Bowie and Crockett among defenders.
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Union
New York
Nevada
Dakota Territories
University of Car Orn Olf Possesion
Louisiana
Louisiana Purchase
Eee
LaSalle
Clark
United Arch 6
Alamo
San Tex
Santana
Col
James
Bowie
Davy Crockett
Massachusetts Spy
Lexington
Isiah Thomas
Worcester
Mass
United States
Carmelite Sisters Begin Building New Convent at Crato
The Carmelite Sisters of Fatima announce the start of a new convent project at Crato led by Mother Gabrielle the Prioress. They seek American donations and will mail a blessed folder containing relics and items linked to the Fatima apparitions to contributors via the Third Secular Order of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Gabrielle
Carmel
Fatima
Crato
Lucy
Thirth
Pius XI
Ing
Jacinta
Francisco
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
c/o Catholic Telegraph
Register
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lent Sermons at Cathedral by Monsignor Gauche
Monsignor William J. Gauche, rector of St. Gregory's seminary, will preach five lent sermons at the cathedral starting March 5 on the theme Marriage. Schedule lists March 5 Threatening the Christian Home March 12 a Guide for Marriage March 26 Risking an Unhappy Marriage and April 2 Importance Successful Marriage. Evening devotions begin 7 45 with Benediction, Eucharistic Way of the Cross Thursdays at 7 45, with all day exposition of the Sacrament to close. Passionist Way of the Cross shown Sundays at 2 30 p m.
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Aosic
William J. Gauche
St. Gregory’s Seminary
Catheral
Catholic War Veterans push for increased servicemen letters
Brooklyn Catholic War Veterans launch a campaign to increase letters to service men. Veterans groups and the public are urged to support the drive.
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Brooklyn
St Benedict film released for feast day audience
A feature film about St Benedict is released by Simplex Religious Classics. The English dialogue movie depicts the saint fleeing pagan Rome to live in a cave at Subiaco, Italy for Catholic audiences in preparation for his March feast.
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St. Benedict
U. S
Simplex Religiouslassics
Broadway
New York City
Rome
Subiaco
Italy
Camp Fire Girls Elect Officers in South Norwood
The Camp Fire Girls of South Norwood elected officers for the coming term led by Mrs. John Rubenbauer. Officers named are President Connie ugenberg Vice President Barbara Gaetz Secretary Ginnie Kindle and Treasurer Bertha Borwarsky.
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South Norwood
Camp Fire Girls
John Rubenbauer
Connie Ugenberg
Barbara Gaetz
Ginnie Kindel
Bertha Browarsky
Diocese demographics in Southern Nigeria noted for faith community
In Southern Nigeria the Trish province of Holy Ghost Fathers reports one priest for every 6 156 Catholics and 2 986 catechumens. Baptisms last year reached 37 129 with 270 854 Catholics in a 2 500 000 population.
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Pittsburgh
Nigeria
Africa
Trish
Holy Ghost Fathers
Brownie Troop Hosts Valentines Party for Infirmary Residents
Brownie Troop 438 from St. Margaret Mary's school North College Hill entertained patients in the infirmary ward of the Little Sisters of the Poor on Riddle road Cincinnati. They sang songs and served refreshments as part of the Service to Others project with Charlene Bricking Janet Meyer Marilynn Rein and Claire Asbrock on the arrangements and music committee. Co leaders are Mrs Albert Asbrock Mrs John Prell and Mrs Lawrence Wuest.
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Little Sisters of the Poor
Riddle Road
Cincinnati
St. Margaret Mary’s School
North College Hill
Charlene Bricking
Janet Meyer
Marilynn Rein
Claire Asbrock
Albert Asbrock
John Prell
Lawrence Wuest
Ella Campbell
Cub Cooks 1% Barbecue Sandwiches Bring Tangy Flavor
The article explains making barbecue for sandwiches using pork or beef, browned and shredded or tender leftovers, simmered in a tangy sauce with cider vinegar catsup pepper Worcestershire brown sugar garlic onion and lemon. It recommends serving with coleslaw on buns for a party hit.
Guardian Angel Puzzle Clue Grid Companion Words
The page shows a crossword style puzzle titled Guardian Angel with across and down clues. It includes religious and linguistic hints such as Ever this day be at my side and various abbr and wordplay items. Answers reference scripture terms, alphabet sequences, and common crossword entries.
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Georgia
Semmes Raiders the Alabama Fight at Cherbourg
The article chronicles Raphael Semmes and the Confederate raider Alabama sailing from the Cape to Cherbourg France in June 1864. It notes its repairs fatigue and looming clash with the Union ship Kearsarge and the public arrival of people in Cherbourg to witness the engagement.
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Naval Land School
Norfolk
Raphael Semmes
U. S. Navy
Sumter
Alabama
West Indies
Brazil
South Atlantic
Cape of Good Hope
Vanderbilt
North
Mallory
Indian Ocean
Singapore
Semmes
Capetown
Cape
Europe
Cherbourg
France
Kearsarge
Flushing
Holland
Winslow
Dominiad
Paris
Mary and
William Lamers
What a Vocation in the Priesthood and Sisterhood
The piece explains a vocation as a desire to love God, growing in seminary or convent, leading to ordination for a priest or final vows for a sister. It emphasizes that vocation concerns the mind and belief that God is calling you, rather than fleeting feelings.
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the Sounding Board
Carmelite Sisters of Fatima
Monsignor
Gauche
St. Benedict Film
the Christophers
Edeastionel Socials
Saint Paul, Minnesot
Valentine
Anthony J. Seiwert
St. Cecilia's Camp Fire
Blue Birds
St. Cecilia’s Parish
Brownie Troop
Guardian Angel
Angels
Tiger of the
Rawley Myers
St. John Players
St. John Hall
Green and Republic Sts
Catechetical Guild Educational Society
East Fifth St
St. Paul 1
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