Mass of St Paul Observed in School Masses Next Tuesday
Boys and Girls Giv Mass of the Feasts St Paul to be honored in prayers of the Mass next Tuesday Jan 15. The piece notes St Paul as the first hermit and father of hermits who, after becoming an orphan at 15, lived in the desert with palm tree sustenance and contemplation of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Libanus
Jesus Christ
Matthew
Jesus
St. Anthony of the Desert
St. Athanasius
Christ
Dates That Made History and Their Notable Figures
A brief from a historical recap noting key figures born in January including John Hancock born January 12 1738 Salmon P Chase born January 13 1808 and Benjamin Franklin born January 17 1706. It also mentions the Revolutionary War ending in 1783 and early electrical lamp usage for miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hancock
Quincy
Mass
Continental Congress
Ohio
Chase
England
Benjamin Franklin
Boston
Thoughts on Future Careers From St Ignatius Sixth Graders
Sixth graders at St Ignatius Monfort School discuss future goals. Responses include carpenter, Maryknoll Sister, lawyer, dress designer, and various personal influences. The dialogue reveals childhood aspirations and community context at 144 Calhoun Street.
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St. Ignatius’ School
Monfort
Heruestion
Anny Ems
Beane
Russia
Sir Faith
Erste
Anne
Stely
Calhoun Street
Vonne Berns
Boy Scout Troop Recharters and New Scouts in Cincinnati
A new cub den of six dens and 40 canoes opened at J Francis de Sales Church Cincinnati with den mothers Mrs Joseph to Mrs Anthony Im off Carle Mrs Hugh Bo ad Robert Holz god irs John oe me ubmaster. Father Roland Flinn of St Ignes church is the new chaplain for parish troop 525. Four new scouts are Donald Pickerel Anton Vollman David Rettig and Charles Dorse. Troop 813 of St Leo s parish Cincinnati was rechartered. Four scouts received advancement at a district court of honor at Woodward High School: Dick ger and Carl Weghorst Jr first class and Sterbling and Cadell second class.
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J. Francis de Sales’ Church
Cininnati
Joeph
Anthony Imoff
Carle
Ugh Bo
Robert Holz
John Oe
John Groeck
Howard Voegele
Henry S. Gauther
Oop
Roland Flinn
St. Gnes’ Church
Donald Pickerel
Tanton Vollman
David Rettig
Charles Dorse
St. Leo’s
Incinnati
Tawands
Central District Court of Honor
Woodward High School
Dick =ger
Carl Weghorst, Jr
To Sterbling
Kenneth Cadell
Waldorf Salad Featured From Famous Waldorf Hotel
A Waldorf salad recipe from the Waldorf Astoria in New York is praised as Oscar worthy and easy to prepare. It uses diced apples walnuts and celery mixed with mayonnaise and served on crisp leaves with whole nuts and candied cherries for decoration.
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Waldorf
Oail Ork City
Oscar
The
Arai to Be Consecrated Bishop of Yokohama in Tokyo
The Rev Luke Arai Vicar General of the Archdiocese of Tokyo will be consecrated Bishop of Yokohama by Arch bishop Maximilian de Furstenberg Apostolic Delegate to Japan on February 26. Arai studied at Sulpice Paris and served in Tokyo as assistant editor of a Catholic newspaper rector of the minor and procurator of the.
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Tokyo
Luke Arai
Yokohama
Maximilian de Furstenberg
Japan
Father Arai
Sulpice
Paris
Minor
Notables to Lead Chair of Unity Rites at National Shrine
The annual Chair of Unity Octave observance at the National Shrine Immaculate Conception will feature rites led by prominent clergy. Archbishop de, Auxiliary Bishops Meehan Kearney and others will preside, with Cardinal roles and sermons by Monsignors and priests from Catholic institutions. Televisions and radio programs in Washington will broadcast four TV shows and three radio broadcasts promoting the Unity Octave.
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Roman
St. Jos
Wright
Worcester
Pa A. de
Sain Wi Wargabiop Iu
Thomas J. McMahon
Catholic Near East Welfare Association
New York
Uxiliary
Lawrence J. Shehan
Baltimore
K. Carter John Vo
St. Matthew's Ca
Washi
Cincinnati
Secre
Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade
Catholi Telegraph Register
Washington
Unity Octave
WTTG
UNCWC
Pioneer Days in Idaho Volume II by Sister M. Alfreda Eisensohn
Sister M Alfreda Eisensohn presents Pioneer Days in Idaho volume II from Caxton Press detailing Nez Perce legends and early pioneer experiences. The nonfiction work, 575 pages with 187 illustrations, reflects journalism teaching and museum leadership.
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Neco
One Woman Aid Society in Hong Kong House
Father Maurice F. Ahern notes a remarkable charity by Mrs Lam who runs a one woman aid society from her home. Her residence shelters 17 penniless refugees from Communist China including a 12 year old orphan boy and a 78 year old woman.
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Hong Kong
Maurice F. Ahern
M.M
Two Moslems Sentenced After Lahore Killings
In Matta village a mob of Muslims murdered 11 Christians and wounded seven others last August. The Sessions Court sentenced two Muslims to death and ten defendants to life imprisonment. Judge Mo hammad Rafiq condemned mob vengeance as unjustified.
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Pakistan
Lahore
Matta
Mohammad Rafiq
James Shields Fighter in Three Wars
James Shields, born in County Tyrone, Ireland, rose to national prominence for his Civil War era service and earlier exploits. The article recounts his defense against Stonewall Jackson near Port Republic, his political career, and his death at age 73 after a long public life.
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James Shields
Mary and
William Lamers
County Tyrone
Ireland
Mexico
Winchester
Stonewall Jackson
Washington
Shenandoah
Port Republic
Shields
Jackson
Freeg
Port Revier
Cross
Ewell
Fremont
Shield
Recollection Prayers Gather Camp Fire Girls at St Ann
Parish Camp Fire Girls of St Saviour’s Rossmaye gather around St Ann and the Virgin Mary to pray for a successful recollection led by Mrs Mascari. Participants pictured include Catherine Kraimer Mary Cannon Janet Kattan and others. Registration at 10 a.m. Mass and Communion planned with talks prayers and refreshments.
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Camp Fire Girls
St. Saviour’s
Rossmayne
St. Ann
John Brockman
St. ‘S
Growth of Dig church Ended says Bishop Lane
New Orleans report cites Hong Kong mission data as nearly two thirds of Catholic foreign missionaries in China are expelled by Reds. Archbishop Lane declares Church growth finished for now. some Sisters and mission staff adapt, with few clerics remaining in Manchuria and other areas under strict control.
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Dig
Bishop Lane
New Orleans
Hong Kong
China
Op Raymond
Lane
M.M
Dryknoll
Paul J. Duchesne
Catholic Welfare Bureau
Timated
Poe
North America
America
Bish Lane
Sadegone
Sacred Heart
Manchuria
Yucatam
Notre Dame to Award 100 Degrees Jan 26
One hundred undergraduates and graduate students at Notre Dame will receive degrees on January 26. John J Sheehan head of the economics department will give the commencement address. He is a past president of the Catholic Economic Association.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Pook
John J. Sheehan
Department of Economics
Catholic Economic Association
Polling sites may include churches and schools in Philadelphia
The Tree of Seventy, a prominent Philadelphia political action group, has recommended to the Board of County Commissioners that church and school buildings be used as polling places in future city elections.
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Philadelphia
Board of County Commissioners
Tree of Seventy
Indian Puzzle Across and Down Begs Word Solve
A crossword style puzzle lists across and down clues with references to Indian names meanings and word play including peculiar sly fox and letters of the alphabet. Several entries hint at linguistic twists and color terms while other clues reference objects and contrasts such as start stop open and closed status.
Fin and Feather Civics Club Leads St Peter and Paul School
The Fin and Feather civics club of Sts. Peter and Paul’s school in Washington D C selects Richard Thies as president Phyllis Stead as vice president Clare Barnhorn Dorothy White and Frederi Beebe as officers The seventh graders at St George’s School Cincinnati name Neil Schmitt as president James Smith as vice president Esolde Reichbart as secretary and Robert Lemmink as sergeant at arms
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Fin and Feather Civics Club
Sts. Peter and Paul’s School
Eeshi Ton
D. C
Richard Thies
Phylliss Stead
Clare Barnhorn
Dorothy White
Ik Mece
Frederi Beebe
Neil Schmitt
James Smith
Esolde Reichbart
Robert Lemmink
St. George's School
Cincinnati
St Bernard Graduate Named in Who's Who Among College Students
A St Bernard graduate is listed in Who's Who Among College Students. The notice highlights achievements and honors, mentioning the graduate's education at Cincinnati area institutions and family connections.
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St. Bernard
Young lifesaver Roselyn Franklin saves sister in smoke incident
In Cincinnati, Roselyn Franklin of St Xavier's Commercial high school earned first aid certification and quickly administered artificial respiration to her five year old sister Kitty after a smoke incident. Roselyn aided until paramedics arrived and helped transport Kitty to the hospital, leaving her family grateful for the young lifesaver's actions.
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Roselyn Franklin
St. Xavier’s Commercial High School
Cincinnati
Kitty
Seabank
Roselyn
Archdiocesan
Httle
Franklin
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