Sesquicentennial observance for Ohio statehood to honor church
The Ohio Catholic Church plans a 150th anniversary observance across all six dioceses with a Solemn Pontifical Mass in Cincinnati and regional events. The theme Religion in the State of Ohio encourages parishes to stage plays, displays, pilgrimages and media programs to highlight the church’s role in Ohio’s development. Historical notes trace early Catholic presence from 1749 through 1802 and the establishment of the Cincinnati diocese in 1821.
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Ohio
Chancery
John H. Lamott
Archdiocese of
Cincinnati
Clarence G. Issenmann
V.G
Society of Jesus
Joseph Pierre de Bonnecamps
Little Miami River
Priests Named to New Pastoral Roles in Archdiocese
Four Archdiocesan priests receive new pastorates effective Jan. 26. William A. Shine moves from St Bernard’s Springfield to St James Wyoming, succeeding Matthias F. Heyker of Holy Spirit Cincinnati. Cletus A. Rieger shifts from Bernard’s Taylors Creek to lead St. Bernard’s Taylors Creek. Henry T. Ausdenmoore departs St Joseph’s North Bend to take over at Taylors Creek. Robert C. Leugers, formerly assistant at St Teresa’s Price Hill and Elder high school teacher, becomes pastor of North Bend parish.
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Tor
St. Bernard’s Church
Springfield
St. James’ Church
Wyoming
Matthias F. Heyker
Holy Spirit
Cincinnati
Fenwick
Iaard
Cletus A. Rieger
Bernard’s Church
Taylors Creek
Father Rieger
Henry T. Ausdenmoore
St. Joseph’s
North Bend
Robert C.leugers
St. Theresa’s
Price Hill
Elder High School
Converts Plan First Regional Parley of Guild of St Paul
Members of the Guild of St Paul from the archdiocese gather for the first regional convention at St Elizabeth’s Church Norwood on Sunday January 25. Father Edward Kotter spiritual director of Mount St Marys will preside and a supper follows at 6 30 p m with about 200 in attendance.
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Archcese
Guild of St. Paul
St. Zabeth’s
Norwood
Edwa Kotter
Mt. St. Mary
Milford to Attend 17th Annual Dinner
Milford laymen plan the 17th annual dinner at the Sheraton-Gibson hotel in Cincinnati. Mayor Thomas A. Burke will be principal alter and Archbishop Karl Joe will address the group. Master of ceremonies Mayor Ed Tepe of Norwood. Mayor Carl W. Rich will guest of honor. John M. Cronin is general chairman with John J. Donovan, Fred J. Ser, and George Konnersman assisting. New officers will be installed at the dinner.
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Milford
Sheraton-Gibson
Cincinnati
Thomas A. Burke
Veland
Karl Joe
Edrd Tepe
Norwood
Cincinti
Carl W. Rich
Ohn M. Cronin
John J. Donovan
Miracle meanings in Sunday mass emphasis on marriage and Eucharist
An article meditates on the liturgical feast next Sunday, tying the miracle of turning water into wine to the transubstantiation doctrine. It highlights the divine purpose of Christ beginning his public ministry within the family and elevating marriage to sacramental dignity, linking it to Eucharistic faith.
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Christ
Roosevelt sworn in as President amid hopeful mood
The new President, 51, took the oath administered by Chief Justice Hughes on the Capitol steps. He pledged to lift the nation from depression as crowds cheered, while 96 airplanes flew overhead and General MacArthur watched the inaugural parade. News noted bank closings and widespread hardship.
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Capitol Plaza
Herbert Hoover
Capitol
Roosevelt
Charles Evans Hughes
White House
Te Stan
Douglas MacArthur
Army
Banks
Archdiocese cautions on new Eucharistic fast rules
The Catholic Telegraph reports that faithful in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati should not apply new Holy See Eucharistic fast instructions to themselves until definite authentic information is received by the Most Reverend. The article notes the national section contains the official notice.
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Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Holy See
Ordi
Catholic Telegraph Register
Catholic Telegraph Register to Raise Price to $2 Annually
The Catholic Telegraph Register will cost $2 per year starting April 1 as pastors were notified by the Chancery office. The bulletin notes the move follows higher rates at other diocesan papers and urges pastors to promote subscriptions and reading among parishioners as an informed laity tool. The paper has a 121 year history with past prices ranging from $2.50 to $3, never below $2 until recent declines.
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Catholic Telegraph Register
Chancery Office
Bulletin
Iesupa
Catholic Telegraph-Regtter
Catholic Telegraph
Telegraph
Labor Alliance Founder Seeks Purified World
Ed Marciniak, Chicago Catholic layman and founder of the Catholic Labor Alliance, argues for purified social and economic conditions to allow ordinary Christians to live sacral lives without heroic effort. He notes reforms must address both society and local working conditions and helped promote encyclicals in 1943. He edits Work, a newspaper for workers.
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Sjeneion
Ed Marciniak
Chicago
Cincinnati
Mr. Marcitiak
Catholic Labor Alliance
Marciniak
Ss & Social Wa
TV Bishop Magic Touch Sparks Bookstore Rush
Cincinnati booksellers report a rush for a nonexistent Bishop Fulton J. Sheen book titled Life Is Worth Living. Televiewers misread the TV program title as a published work, prompting sales of related volumes and reprints, with Shown copies exceeding 500 in a year and low priced reprints boosting demand.
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Cincinnati
Fulton J. Sheen
Ray H. Meyer Company
Benziger Brothers
Bishop Sheen
Pustet’s
Shillito
Catholic Hour telecasts begin January 18 on WLW-TV
WLW-TV in Cincinnati will air the Catholic Hour series at 10 a.m. on four consecutive Sundays starting January 18. Produced by the National Council of Catholic Men, the program uses a sexton and his grandson to explain church life with narration by Father Vincent Holden. Actors Jason Johnson and David Anderson portray John Foster and his grandson. Films of the first program will be shown, followed by the rest in successive Sundays.
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Ohio
Great Miami
Laramie Creek
Quebec
Detroit
John Gilmary Shea
Sand
Father de la Richardie
S.J
Edmund Burke
Maumee City
Gallipolis
Dom Didier
Somerset
St. Rose
Edward Fenwick
O.P
Cincinnati
Church—God’s House
Wlw-Tv
National Council of Catholic Men
Vincent Holden
Paulist Fathers
Jason Johnson
David Anderson
John Foster
Sexton
David
Edunday
WLW
Catholic University Threefold Collection Planned for Jan 18
Archdiocese bulletin announces a single collection on Sunday January 18 for three aims: support for Catholic University of America priests education, the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington DC, and related religious work. Archbishop Alter notes the university’s long history since 1889 and its thousands of degrees, with shrine funds expected to aid a superstructure project by 1954 for the Immaculate Conception centennial.
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Es Catholic University of
Prn
America
Archdiocese Backs Unity Prayers With Subway Posters
Posters advertising the Chair of Unity Octave fill New York subway platforms for the eight day observance January 18 to 25. Sponsored by the Franciscan Friars of the Atonement at Graymoor N Y the campaign cites Catholic unity and calls Catholics to join in prayer for church unity worldwide. The archbishop urges all to seek Christ and Christian unity, emphasizing prayer for salvation of others.
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New York
Franciscan Friars of the Atonement
Garrison
N. Y
St. Peter’s Basilica
Archivance
Altar
Holy Father
Jesus Christ
St. Pe
St. P
Chair of Unity
Franciscan Friars
Oae
Graymoor
N.Y
National Office
Divine Redeemer
Sean
Christ
Grail Leader Dolores Brien Plans Indonesia Mission Work
Dolores Brien, a Grail leader and Grailville resident, will head to Indonesia after extensive study in Europe. She urges American Catholic laity to prepare women for educational and cultural tasks in foreign missions and to shape new Catholic institutions there. She traveled through Holland France and Germany studying missions and assisted in formation programs for lay women students.
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Grail
Dolores Brien
Indonesia
Stu
Holland
Europe
Miss Brien
Tiltenberg
Rome
Medical Missionstitute
Wurzburg
Germany
Oung
Missen
Mersch
Xavier Evening College To Offer New Courses In Economics And Poetry
Xavier University evening college announces new courses for the second semester. Thomas J. Neptre will guide Business Cycle Analysis on Mondays. Iam H Wille leads Studies in Modern Poetry on Thursdays. The college offers certificates in accounting and business and six year bachelor degree tracks. Veterans may enroll under the GI bill.
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Xavier University Evening College
Irvin F. Beamer
Sycamore
Scieteera
Thomas J. Ne
Department of Economics
Eve College
Iam H. Wille
T. S. Eliot
Robert Frost
E. A. Robin
Carlurg
Edgar L. Masters
Edgar L. Masters. This Course Is Set For Thursdays — Wll
Snes
Regra Ording San Rever
Avcane College
Xavier Am
Pontifical Mass on Patronal Feast in Cincinnati
Archbishop Alter will celebrate Pontifical High Mass at St. Peter in Chains Cathedral at 10:30 on Thursday January 29 the Feast of St. Francis de Sales patron of the Cincinnati archdiocese A choir of more than 300 will sing and clergy religious and lay organization representatives are invited to participate in this diocesan Mass
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Alter
St. Peter In Chains
Old Cathedral
St. Francis de Sales
Cincinnati
Comic Books Prompt Study On Spelling And Imagination
Dr Charles Wheeler head of Xavier University Family Life Institute warns comic books damage spelling and imagination citing a Cincinnati study. He notes a rise in cheap content 450 new titles monthly and a shift toward easy entertainment harming writing skills and creativity. Catholic Parent Teacher associations praised for helping the evaluation committee organized by Dr Jesse Murrell.
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Charles ‘Wheeler
Engli Oge Wa
Xavi Unig
Wheeler
Xavier's
Family Life Institute
Cincinnati
Bong
Dr. Wheeler
Teac
Committee On
Jesse Murrell
Congton
Fourth Rosary Year Begins With Families and Mrs A N
The article notes the start of a fourth Rosary year hosted by families and Mrs A N near a Queen of Peace statue. Each evening at 6 30 prayers begin promptly with a weekly host family. Members arrive late or from chores and join the group quietly.
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A.N
Nei
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