Development plans for atomic town spur religious social aid
The National Catholic Community Service and NCCS-UCDS discussed spiritual and social needs tied to industrial boom towns around an atomic plant. Columbus and portsmouth meetings outlined housing water and road plans, with Catholic missions and parishes preparing to serve families moving into the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
On Defense
Indu
National Catholic Community Service
United Community Defense Services
Columbus
Kentucky
Michael J. Ready
Coumbus
Spiritue
Ether Nccs
Eth Ec
Nccs-Nccs
Sovensatnah River
Georgia
Portsmouth
Maurice M. Hartmann
Program Webster
NCGS
Nccs-Ucds
Saintly Transformation in 1951 Cincinnati Teen
A Cincinnati woman converted after a priestly counsel following a teen past. She wore a 14 knot clothesline belt as penance, sewing her own clothes to honor Christ. She quit smoking and offered her suffering for sins, living quietly and devoutly at work and in church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Road
Berkley
Cincinnati
General Hospital
Christ
Siilienwoilkiex
Grailville Women Plan South America Work and Colombia Congress
Two Grailville Lay Mission students from Lovemat Ohio will attend a Rural Life Problems congress in Colombia January 11. They will also lay groundwork for returning to South America and focus on women’s issues in rural life. Miss Josephine Denbek, Grailville director, leads the center’s 350 acre farm and cooperative agricultural programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grailville Lay Mission School
Lovemat
Colombia
South America
Josephine _Denbek
Missener
Congress
Farmingdale Agricultural Institute
New York
Grailville
Eaders
Rural Life Tenor Calls for Community Omission of Interest
A passage notes that in rural life there must be no hearted interest and cooperation by women. It mentions Miss meee a native of Rainsville New Mexico as of ish descent and fluent in that language. Prior to Grailville she engaged in lay apostolic work among a few action ete people o.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meee
Rainsville
Mex
Grailville
Grailville Lay Mission Program Expands Global Apostolate
The Grailville Lay Mission program trains women for lay apostolate in South America and beyond. Participants prepare for missionary work in Indonesia Japan India and the Philippines while nurses in South Africa and other professionals support nutritional medical and educational needs. The program runs October to one three years with summer and holiday short courses and accepts unskilled women for initial formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grail
Netherlands
Brazil
Miss Drabek
Miss Riviera
Grailville
Corone
South America
South Africa
Indonesia
Japan
Ndia
Philippines
Mission Tertories
Airville
The Communist Party in the United States as Puppet
The record of the party in the United States is clear and its real character obvious to any observer. The Observer notes the Communist party as a puppet, urging readers to turn to further page-column for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
United States
Communist Party
Developments in the Archdiocese in 1952 Highlight Growth and Reorganization
A 1952 review notes nine major items including ACCM reorganization, new St Mary deanery, and expansion of churches schools and buildings. It cites lay participation, a 19 point action program, and significant fundraising for Cathedral restoration and new chapel. Catholic institutions like schools retreat centers and hospitals saw growth amid rising building costs and parish projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdiocesan Council of
St. Mary
Areibisho Alter
Nwe
Cae
ACCM
Els
Noinnati
Cathcare Sapinery Fund
Cincinnati Catholic Women’s Association
Dayton
Waa Reo
New Glen Seminary
George’s Eharen Pede
Co Blood
All Saints
Chaminade High
Fenwick High
Middletown
McNicholas Ieee Cee
St. Mary’s
Pow
Our Lady of the Rosary
Greenhills
Ceetant
St. Anthony Church
St. . John
Viatney’ S
Madison ‘Place
Sacred Heart Arch
eCartyville
St. Jo
Wssel’s Point
Good Samaritan Hospital
Priests Will Appear on New TV Series
A Cincinnati television program featuring priests on a rotating schedule at 11 55 a m aims to deliver inspirational messages to energy men of all denominations. The archdiocese reports about 2 500 seniors last June and over 1 000 students received dilemas from colleges and Uea in the archdiocese. The Vocations to be held in the diocese followed a November 28 meeting with Catholic female and male organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Robert Butnick
Nha
Pas Rochial
Uea
Somminaris
Holy See
Cong G Mary
Enn Teret
GYO Office Moves to The Fenwick for Expanded Youth Work
The Central CYO announces a move to larger quarters at The Fenwick in Cincinnati. Temporary space will be on the building's fourth floor until renovations finish. Father Earl Whalen notes the offices will also house the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women and the existing phone number remains Garfield 6757.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdiocesan Eye
Fenwick
Cincinnati
Ormerly
Chatéry
Eighth and
Walnut Streets
CYO A
Ca Ces
CYO
Fenwic
Earl Whalen
H Nae
Archdiocesan Ouncil
Garfield
Cath
Clothing Campaign Nets Total of 86,617 Pounds
Monsignor August, charity director, reports the campaign collected 86,617 pounds of clothing and shoes. Cincinnati, Dayton, and Celina centers contributed 62,420 pounds. other towns added 24,197 pounds. St Anthony’s and ImmConception parishes led Dayton in weights. Archdiocese aims to reach 8 million pounds, with portions sent to Korea Italy Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ton
Fayetteville
Dayton
Springfield
Piqua
Celina
St, .Anthony’s
Imm Conception
St. Cleit’s
St. Berna
Holy Family
Sietentet
Alter
Chai
CWC
NCWC
Korea
Italy
Inustria
Germany
Archbisho
Christmas Displays Highlight Faith In Store Windows
A Hamilton store features a Nativity scene and a Christ candle in a central window. The display, organized by Catholic and Protestant officials led by Joseph Roth, explains Advent themes and the meaning of Christmas traditions from carols to hosting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph. Roth
Hamilton’. Ua
Rollman
Rollman's
Ore Dows
Frederick A. Schmidt Real Estate Company
Christ
H. and S. Pogue Go
Christmas displays reflect faith amid commercial focus
A survey of stores along Vine Street shows Nativity scenes in windows from Penney’s to Sears and many businesses with “Put Your Christmas” signs. Officials note a stronger Christian emphasis this year though commercial display remains large. about 40 stores featured religious displays with some starting in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penney’s
McAlpin’s
Tom Hughes
First National Bank
WSAI
Artemis
Willis Music Company
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Sears
Alms and Doepke
Mike Trotta’s
Iysek
Courgas
Nore Nhas Mar
Iby
Monsignor Lehman Honored with Domestic Prelate Garb
Monsignor Lehman received the garb of a Domestic Prelate in a ceremony at Angels' church. Monsignor Marcellus Wagner officiated with about 30 attendees including religious figures and Mrs Magne of Minister Shuster and others. A dinner followed the investiture for the celebrant and clerical friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sida
Eee Angels
Marcellus Wagner
Mther Magne
Minster
A. Shuster
Lehman
Clermynd
M Nae Lehman
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Ther
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Chatitee and Hospitals
St. Mary’ S
Chillico
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Pile County
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Our
St. Paul
Jesus
Mary Reparatrix
Elisg i
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Holy Name
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Benea
Columsa
Trinity
Mintoteen
St. Capella
Morrow
J. Mary's
Hillsboro
St. Nei ‘S
Egypt
GYO
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