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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1952
Page
2
The Telegraph-Register reports on a 1951 Christmas message criticizing cynicism and contempt in public life. The pontiff warns against hate and greed while urging adherence to Christian values amid controversy. He defends confronting secular cynicism without capitulating to despair.
The piece recalls the 100th anniversary of nine archdiocese parishes founded in 1852 amid scarce clergy and rough travel. It highlights humble beginnings, later solid parish plants, and spiritual and material progress. It also calls for stronger government ethics and for business leaders to expose and prosecute corruption.
American readers have watched in dismay as revelations emerge about bribery within high government circles. The exposes detail how influence and money intersect with policy making, sparking calls for reform and greater accountability.
The Sisters of the Order of St. Benedict from Meiah Minnesota bring Benedictine traditions to Our Mother of Sorrow's School in Cincinnati. They combine contemplation with active work, chant divine office daily, and run settings from St. Scholastica's College to hospitals and schools. Their outreach includes 18 parochial schools, four hospitals, a nursing college, homes for the aged and a cancer research center.
The Cincinnati papers Dec 26 27 frame a woman’s slaying by a spurned suitor as major news while railing against sensationalism in editorials. The piece critiques banner headlines and the editor as a “side show barker” exploiting morbid curiosity.
The article notes Nancy Barr Mavity argues two incomes are here to stay in modern white collar life while acknowledging the strain on child care. It cites working mothers relying on babysitters and schools, questions the happiness and family unity of dual earners, and urges a balanced living wage and family focus.
A business driven press argues readers demand sensationalism to boost profits while condemning those who champion restraint. The piece contends many readers prefer drama over sober reporting, challenging the notion that journalism should uphold strict ethics.
Ursuline academy seniors will host a Leap Year Hop in the school gym on January 11 from 9 PM. Carolyn Stross and Peggy McGovern cochair the event with committee members Mary Ellen George Pat Dowd Pat Dixon and Mary Ball. Chaperons include Mr. and Mrs. Stross, Mr. and Mrs. McGovern Mr. and Mrs. Kramer and Mr. and Mrs. Favret. Music by the Seven Harps.
A new inquiry class opens January 15 at St Louis church at Eighth and Walnut in Cincinnati. The sessions begin at 7 45 p m with a church tour and Catholic worship overview. Open to Catholics and non Catholics with no charge. Father Donald Tenoever will lead.
Xavier University gains a donated artwork by Edward T. Hurley showing Cincinnati downtown skyline from Covington. The gray wintry 1920 scene, second Hurley piece in Xavier collection, will be viewable in Albers Hall fine arts room. Hurley, alumnus and former Alumni president, died recently.
The Cincinnati Postal Employes group will observe quarterly Communion at St George's Church on Sunday January 6. Ray Moe Meyer and another officer will be installed as president by Father Cassian Sand following the 9 o'clock Mass.
The piece argues that citizens must apply Christian and teaching principles to modern problems rather than treating them as slogans. It warns leaders and the public alike to grasp core democratic ideals, envision a world order aligned with moral dedication, and integrate tradition with evolving governance for a secure future.
The article recalls the founding of nine parishes in 1853 and notes key events. It mentions the Soule society scene in 1837, the Marionite connection in Cincinnati after July 1911, the 1918 razing of the building, and St Willibrord’s formation to serve Dutch-origin Catholics. Parishioners later joined nearby parishes as their numbers declined.
The notice outlines a Forty Hours Devotion schedule from January 6 to 20 across multiple parishes and church facilities in Mt Healthy Centerville Cin City and Egypt area locations including St. Char, St. Joseph, St. Francis seminary and Incarnation.
Radio and TV schedule shows Sacred Heart programs and Rosary features across Cincinnati Covington Springfield Dayton and Hamilton stations. Listings include times and station frequencies for programs such as Hour of St. Francis Family Theater Faith to Our Time and Ave Maria across WMOH WPFB WZIP WSAL and other outlets.
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