Celebrating Holy Days and Saints in Church Year
January 11 to 17 highlights from the church calendar explain the rhythm of feast and fast days. It notes Saints Hilary Paul and Anthony with brief sketches of their lives and spiritual paths.
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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1953
Page
4
January 11 to 17 highlights from the church calendar explain the rhythm of feast and fast days. It notes Saints Hilary Paul and Anthony with brief sketches of their lives and spiritual paths.
Eighth graders at Cardinal Pacelli School discuss pets with Patricia Hicks and others arguing dog’s value for guiding the blind, herding, hunting, and police work while Mary Knollman praises parakeets for gentleness and chat, and James Stahl reiterates dogs as house pets with skilled tricks.
Seventh grade pupils from Ursu Line Academy will host a panel on world affairs on Wednesday January 21. The discussion will cover the Iran crisis and social unrest in South Africa. Thomas Wertheimer will lead with assistance from Carol Meehan.
A Dayton area Catholic family discusses teen drinking and car accidents. Parents argue for shared accountability while teens claim peers drive more and better reflexes reduce risk. A social worker emphasizes open communication and early training shaping responsible behavior.
Fenwick CYO Senior group of Cincinnati sponsors an informal Starlight dance in the Fenwick lounge this Sunday, January 11, at 8 30 p.m. Carl Moorman's orchestra will perform. Chairmen are Thomas Le Saint ad Movies Kersting, with Ethel och Hieuter Irene by et Wem, Jim H Hun BBroerton and Ray.
Sister Mary Francis Boulton, supervisor of music for Mercy Sisters, marked the 60th anniversary of her profession at the Convent of the Divine Will on Freeman Avenue, Cincinnati. Father Jerome Bartel officiated High Mass and Father Herbert Kloster gave the sermon amid about 200 sisters and visiting clergy.
Camp Fire leaders plan a day of recollection at a meeting of parish representatives at The Fenwick 426 E. Street on Tuesday Jan 13 at 10 a.m. Discussion includes plans for the annual Camp Sunday observance and a motion picture to follow the business session.
Czecho Slovakia's Red Premier criticized the Christ Child symbolizing capitalist oppression during a radio address to youths. Atynin Zapotocky linked the infant to a harsh view of oppression and claimed liberation brought by upheaval has turned the figure into a prosperous old man named Frost.
Readable notes describe construction of a new convent for the Carmelites of Fatima including furniture and modest chapel items such as candlesticks bells prayer stool monstrance and beds for 10 cells. The record lists inventory items like chairs beds tables and kitchenware to accompany the facility.
Lectures to run January 18 to 23 at 7 15 p m in Cincinnati S St Lawrence church Monsignor R Marcellus Wagner V G pastor announces Fathers James B Corbett and Edward J Gleason Paulist priests from Toronto will present dialogues between a panel and an inquirer with one priest acting as the inquirer The aim is to correct non Catholic misconceptions and teach Catholic doctrine followed by a brief lecture to summarize discussed doctrines Catholics urged to invite non Catholic friends to attend
A Cincinnati choirmaster promotes Pueri Cantores, the International Federation of Little Singers, uniting boys choirs in 55 countries. Westendorf explains the program aims to teach Gregorian chant and modern sacred music to children, fostering spiritual moral and intellectual growth with world peace as a goal. World headquarters are in Paris with the Little Singers of the Wooden Cross.
The text recounts Sir Thomas More facing financial hardship after losing his chancellorship under Henry VIII. He guides his family to avoid the lowest fares, aiming for Lincoln’s Inn, then New Inn, then Oxford, and only seeking charity if needed.
Students at Sacred Heart Seminary Forestville built a wired nativity scene that moves and sounds as figures depict Bethlehem. The display occupies a 30 by 15 foot space in an outbuilding and activates with a press of a button.
The Girls' Athletic Association of Our Lady of Angels High School hosts a Holiday Hop on January 9 in the school auditorium from 8 to 11 p.m. Sister Francis Mary and Miss Rosella Amman supervise. Patricia Bates leads the GAA as president. Pat Weisbach acts as Father Keller with a 40-member freshman cast.
The archdiocese will emphasize liturgical music in 1953 with congregational Masses sung by school children across nine parishes. The program opens January 15 at St John’s Middletown with a 10:30 Mass, followed by services at St Raphael’s and others through May 28. Holy Thursday at St Monica’s features a choir from six high schools Purcell Elder Roger Bacon St Ursula Seton and St Mary’s Hyde Park.
The article surveys Spain as a semi feudal nation awakening from the 1939 ruin of its national economy. It notes wartime disruption giving way to reconstruction, new projects, improved outlook, and a general revival across landscape and economy.
The narrative traces William Starke Rosecrans born 1819 in an Ohio frontier town through his early schooling, West Point appointment in 1837, and Civil War rise to lead Union forces in Western Virginia. It recounts the Rich Mountain engagement, Rosecrans’s commands against Floyd and Lee, the Gauley Mountain operations, and how Western Virginia was cleared of Confederates by winter.
The piece explains that troubles are part of life and that faith sees events as for the best. It compares God’s loving fatherly care to human parenting and cites Barnabas explaining that God may be rough to humble pride and guide people toward recognizing Him.
Puzzle list with multiple clues including eternal clock riddle circle of color around eye pupil king with gold touch desert dweller opposite of on precious stone and more. Includes hints on letters between C and F and letters of alphabet. Also mentions wise men and titles of knight wife and various Latin style abbreviations.
A historical recipe outlines making apricot ice cream using dried apricots sugar candied ginger lemon juice evaporated milk and gelatin. The method scalds milk softens gelatin chills whips and folds in the apricot mixture before freezing in a refrigerator tray.
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