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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1953
Page
3
A long list of Requiem Masses and obsequies for numerous individuals across churches in the Greater Cincinnati area. Entries name the deceased, church, and service timing including dates in December and January, with many High Masses and parish associations noted.
The St Marys parish in Cincinnati plans the traditional Closing of the Crib on Sunday at 7 p.m. at the church on 13th Street. Families will gather before the crib to consecrate themselves to Jesus and Mary as an infant image is prepared for benediction.
A fragment from a page one continuation discusses moral infection among magazines and pocket-size books. Druggists defend removing materials while distributors insist they are not censors, awaiting Congress study conclusions on decency standards and dealer practices.
Monsignor Montene Francis A. Gressle was reappointed by Mayor R Edward Tepe to a five year term on the Norwood Recreation Commission. A charter member and former board chair he has helped develop Norwood's playground and recreational program.
A correspondent urges extending Christmas traditions and proposes making Good Friday a paid holiday to calm public disapproval of liquor sales. The note cites commercialism, church observances, and industry impact, asking authorities to acknowledge the day with time off.
A Cane Holy Hour for married couples will be held January 18 at St. Xavier's Church in Cin. Father Wieber will speak and officiate Benediction. Sponsored by Xavier University Family Life Institute with the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Family Life. It aims to deepen love, strengthen vocation, and bless family life.
The weekly lay spirituality talks sponsored by the Pro Deo workers resumed Monday night in The Fenwic after a week break. Father Edward at Mt St Mary's continues the series open to all men seeking basic Methodist holiness, with no attendance charge.
Brother Albert Rose will discuss The Plan of the Kremlin at a Marianist Affiliates meeting in Cincinnati this Sunday January 11 at 2 30 p.m. The group’s annual recollection is at The Fontbonnet on Sunday January 26 with reservations due January 18 to Mrs Edward Plogman or Mrs William Setter.
The text outlines restructuring of Archdiocesan and deanery councils for women, designating ex officio delegates, elected officers, and an administrative board. It sets terms, duties, dues schedules, and meeting patterns, with amendments requiring the Ordinary’s approval.
Walter E. Schott receives the Knights of St. Gregory honor for meritorious service to the church. The Holy See order dates to 1831 and includes a red enameled eight pointed cross with a blue medallion, plus a formal uniform and ceremonial sword. Other archdiocese members and decals are listed.
Parents organized a door to door campaign for the March of Dimes polio drive. Officials reported progress and planned ads to boost aid to polio research and treatment, with estimated funds raised and people helped during the prior year.
A Fatima novena begins at St Matthew’s Church South Norwood on Friday January 9 at 8 PM. Nine Friday evenings feature a half hour service with novena prayers hymns Benediction and veneration of Our Lady of Fatima. Catholics urged to invite non Catholics.
Xavier offers adult students a fully open evening and Evanston campus program with courses in core arts and specialized studies. Veterans and nontraditional learners can enroll at seven dollars per hour for select evening offerings, with options for six year or one year tracks and expert Jesuit and lay faculty guiding coursework.
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