Unity Octave Theme Promotes Catholic Christian Unity
The article discusses the Eight Day of Prayer for Unity under the theme That they all may be one, rooted in Christ’s prayer for church unity. It traces the Octave’s 1908 origins with the Franciscan Friars of the Atonement, papal blessings through 1909 and 1916, and urges Catholics to invite separated Christians to study doctrine, attend Mass, and share in mission. It also notes opposition to an American ambassador to the Vatican and counters fears of Catholic influence in U.S. policy.
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Christ
Rome
Pius X
Universal Church
Benedict XV
Ile Rock
United States
Arthur M. "Aulaass Jr
Atlantic
Vatican
White House
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PCAU
Vatican City
New York Teachers’ Guild
American Jewish of
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Rabbis of
New York
Catholic Times
Columbus
Dominican Sisters Establish Loretté Residence in Dayton
The Dominican Sisters of St. Catherine de Ricci, founded by Lucy Eaton Smith in 1880, established the Loretté residence for young businesswomen in Dayton in 1912. The order, a Pontifical institute, promotes retreats for laywomen and operates Our Lady of Good Counsel retreat house at Oakwood near Dayton.
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Europe
Eemerica
St. Catherine
de’ Ricci
New York
Iban Loeeses
Cincinnati
Coor
Sories Cienfuegos
Dopermoest Sisters
Ganagan
Henry J. Moeller
Franklin Bees
Dayton
Our Lady of Good Counsel
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Dominican Sisters
Controversy Over Ambassador to the Vatican Divides U S and Rome
Anne O Hare McCormick reports that American protests greet the Vatican appointment while Vatican officials remain silent. The Truman plan to nominate General Mark Clark draws little comment in Vatican City, though Romans outside the Papal domain question the choice of an active general.
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Vatican
Holy See
United States
Anne O'Hare McCormick
New York Times
Truman
Mark Clark
Senate
Vatican City
Papal Domain
Ohio National Guard Heads to Camp Polk for Training
Ohio's National Guard begins mobilization to Camp Polk Louisiana for final training before deployment. Veterans from World War II form a core, joined by younger guardsmen, priests join as chaplains, and many families face sacrifices as servicemen leave.
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National Guard
Camp Polk
Louisiana
Ohio National Guard
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Cincinnati
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Catholics in Jail Belief Question Sparks Penologist Query
John A. Gavin, veteran penologist in Massachusetts correction, notes that two thirds of inmates in a major state union are Catholic. He asks whether this indicates Catholics are more criminally inclined than others.
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Massachusetts
John A. Gavin
Department of Correction
Gavin
Space travel fever sparks a moon voyage pitch
A Hayden Planetarium prospectus to the Moon draws 20 000 hopefuls. The piece frames spaceflight as hazardous yet alluring, suggesting adventurers and weary dreamers seek escape from a scorched world and faith shapes the voyage to heaven.
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Ameticah
Hayden Planetarium
New York
Whitnsey
Heaven
Catholic Inmates Prompt Debate on Religion and Crime
A writer argues about how religion influences crime and prison life, noting differences between devout Catholics and lukewarm believers. He claims Catholic schooling and faith can deter crime, while some inmates appear indistinguishable from respectable citizens.
God and Russia and Florida Ugliness
A guest editorial contends faith persists in Russia despite Stalinist repression, citing a 1987 Kremlin census manipulated to erase religion. It condemns Florida anti Semitism and Catholic anti prejudice, urging prayer in schools and citing the Carnegie Foundation on public morality and education.
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Harry Core
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Florida
Television and Education Debate Prompts Call for Caution
The Observer notes a cautious start in using television for education. It questions strong effects on school achievement while highlighting potential benefits for parents and teachers. It urges focus on educational possibilities rather than censorship and calls for further study.
Forty Hours Devotion Schedule From Cincinnati Parishes
Parish devotion schedule lists dates January 13 to 20 for St. Joseph’s Eevpt Assumption Mt. Healthy Mt. Alverno and St. Joseph’s Linn Street Cincinnati Incarnation Centerville January 20 to 27 for St. Mark’s Cincinnati Maria Stein convent St. Joseph of Nazareth Cincinnati.
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St. Joseph’s
Assumption
Mt. Healthy
Mt. Alverno
Cincinnati
Linn Street
Cincinna Incarnation
Centerville
St. Mark’s
Maria Stein Convent
St. Joseph of Nazareth’s
Catholics to Join Education Council on Freedom and Authority
Catholic delegates join the Cincinnati Education Council for a full day conference on January 26 at the Hotel Netherland Plaza. Father Charles Blum, Father William Aber, and Miss Philomene Fesvik are among the participants discussing freedom and authority affecting the family church government labor business professions and community.
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Catholic Youth Organization
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Catholic Broadcast Schedules Highlight Local Radio Programs
A fragmented listing outlines Monday through Friday Catholic radio and TV programs across stations WZIP Covington 1080 K, WDIO Dayton 1210 K, and Cincinnati area outlets. It notes Rosary times, Sacred Heart segments, Ave Maria prayers, and church hour features sponsored by bishops and priests, with show times clustered around morning to evening slots.
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Covin
Wilon Dayton
WZIP
Sacred # Heart
Catholic News
Knights
Gelanee Dow
James
Cincinnati
Truth
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