Adrian Dominican Sisters Trace Lineage and Works
The Adrian, Michigan Dominican Sisters of the Third Order trace their roots to St. Dominic via the Ratisbon convent in Germany. Since 1892 in Adrian, their community numbered over 1,600 and operates colleges, hospitals, schools, social services, and catechetical centers across the United States Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic.
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Sisters of the Third Order of St. Dominic
Congregation of the Most Holy Rosary
Adrian
Mich
St. Dominic
Holy Cross
Ratisbon
Germany
New York City
New York
Michigan
Holy See
Dominican Sisters, of
United States
Puerto Rico
Dominican Republic
Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Adrian Dominican
St. Theresa’s Home
St. Ferrer’s
St. Antoninus
Thesis Torin
Our Lady, of of Mt. Carmel Center
St. Theresa’s
Our Lady of Carmel Center
St. Vincent Ferrer’s
Marvel
St. Antoninus’ Schoo
Adrian Congregation
The
Dominican Sisters
Glennary Sisters
Catholic Critique of American Catholicism Sparks Intramural Debate
A Catholic journalist Thomas Sugrue argues American Catholicism is materialistic and aggressive and warns against church state fusion while noting clergy influence and money focus. He cites clergy views on public life and calls for balanced faith in public affairs. The piece also critiques Bertrand Russell and explores his skeptical philosophy and birth control stance.
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Thomas Sugrue
Rae Ech
United States
Vatican
Ira
America
God
Francis of Assisi
Mr. Sugrue
Russell i
Russell
Harvard
Orville Prescott
New York Times
Prescott
Law of Averages Humor in Failing Hunter's Challenge
A brief quip notes that despite averages guiding him, the subject occasionally hits near the mark but mostly misses. The line hints at ongoing effort and partial success without naming individuals or specific events.
Russell Becomes Symbol of Hope in Changing World
The speaker urges skepticism toward Russell while framing him as a symbol of future hope rooted in faith. The message emphasizes trust in God amid social change and calls for continued commitment to spiritual values.
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Russell
God
The Catholic Press Month Encourages Honest Critique
The Catholic press should be read by Catholics who wish to stay informed about religious and moral current events. Cardinal Mooney stresses that indifference undermines church engagement, while editors should welcome constructive criticism to improve Catholic publications.
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Cardinal Mooney
Ireland may lose its fight with England due to depopulation
Father John A. O'Brien of Notre Dame argues in St. Joseph magazine that Eire’s population halved from 1840 to 1940 and continues to fall. He links this to a high bachelor rate with only 28 percent married, 65 percent single, and seven percent widowed, urging Irish to consider the survival challenge and the fate of Irish identity.
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England
John A. O’brien
Notre Dame University
Eire
St. Joseph Magazine
Father O'Brien
O’brien
Ireland
Notre Dame
Uncertain Future After Stalin as Power Question Looms
The piece analyzes succession risks in the Soviet leadership after Stalin, noting factional rivalries within the Politburo and the potential for internal upheaval. It argues Lenin did not name a successor, and predicts power struggles as a possible break in the Kremlin, with time favoring the West.
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Stalin
Russia
Theologian Davis Dies in London at 85
London report notes the death of Jesuit theologian Davis S.J. at Hlege Chipping Norton Leicestershire aged 85. His Moral and Pastoral Theology was published in four volumes and multiple editions.
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London
Wuna Davis
S.J
H Lege
Chipping ,Norton, Leeshire
Camp Fire Girls Hold Day of Recollection in Cincinnati
More than 200 Camp Fire Girls observed their first law Worship God during a day of recollection at the Chapel of the Holy Spirit The Fenwick Cincinnati from 10 am to 3 pm Father John Brockman served as spiritual director The event featured prayers a consecration ceremony and a pageant titled The Holy Childhood officiated by Catholic advisory leaders and chaired by Mrs Ella Mascari.
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Camp Fire
Camp Fire Girls
Annunciation
Bonaventure’s
St. Chellis
St. Martin’s
St. Monica’s
Sts. Peter and Paul’s
Norwood
Our Lord Christ the King
South Norwood Men’s Club
Resurrection
St. Saviour’s
Ella Mascari
Matthew’s
C. G. Engberson
St. Cecilia’s
Clifford Cadwallader
Anthony Seiwert
Catholic Advisory Committee
Catholic Youth Organization
Forty Hours' Devotion Schedules Across Parishes
A reader notices a series of Forty Hours' Devotion schedules listing parish and school devotions from January 27 to February 10. Participating sites include St. Henry's Cincinnati, St Saviour's Rossmayne, St Lawrences New Miami, Precious Blood Dayton, Ursula's Academy Cincinnati, St Charles' Seminary, St Francis Seraph's Cincinnati, St Vivian's Cincinnati, Stamption Mount St Joseph's Mercycrest Springfield, and Mt. St. Joseph's.
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St. Henry’s
Cincinnati
St. Saviour’ S
Rossmayne
St. Lawrences
New
Miami
Precious Blood
Dayton
Ursula’s Academy
St. Charles’ Seminary
St. Francis Seraph’s
St. Vivian’s
Stamption
En ’G
Mt. St. Joseph’s
Mercycrest
Springfield
Appointments Published For Archdiocesan Clerics
Archdiocese names changes among clergy with several transfers. Fathers Donal Hero and Osmond Braun move to Louisville and St. Anthony’s Monastery respectively, while Desiderius Frey takes Notre Dame convent chaplaincy in Hamilton. Dominican Father Joseph Soeldner shifts to St. Catherine of Siena parish in New York City.
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Pio Sane
St. Pecis’ Hospital
Cincinnati
Donal Hero
O.F.M
Louisville
Timon Cook
Asa Francis’ Seminary
Detroit
Desiderius Frey
Notre Dame
Hamilton
Osmond Braun
Louis- the Ve
Adalbert Eb
Nersieden
St. Anthony’s
Va Cage
Suniper
Hal Renbeck
Mary, Loveland
Eather
Peter Paul James
St. B Venas “Church
Gallup
N. Mex
Joseph Soeldner
St. Andrew’s Cincinnati
St. Catherine of Siena
Curch
New York City
Werner
O.P
St. Catherine of Poets
Noelists Present 22 Burses for Seminarian Education
The Noelists a Catholic women's group in Lisbon grants Cardinal Goncalves Cerejeira 22 burses to aid education of needy seminarians in Portugal.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Goncalves Cerejeira
Catholic Radio and TV Programs Schedule Summary
Radio and TV listings show a January schedule of Catholic programs across stations in Covington Dayton Springfield Cincinnati Hamilton Middletown and more. Programs include Rosary Hour Ave Maria Hour Sacred Heart Our Time and Truth with bishops and priests, with times from early morning to late evening on various dates January 25 through January 31.
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Cincinnati
WCKY
Dayton
Hamilton
WPFB
Middletown
Sacred Heart
WIN
Saas
Heart Saiamate
WZIP
Covington
Giller Wy Eared
Xis
WZIE
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Catholic Telegraph Register
Catholic Society, Inc
Post Office
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Hitler
Mussolini
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Tri-State Savings & Loan CO
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Avon 4212
Arnor
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Roselawn
Poplar
Ohio Savings and Lean League
United Staten Savings and Lean League
S. East Cor. 7Th and Wine
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
H. Nieman Co. RS
P Publications Church Reports
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Hice
Fidelity
Federal Savings & Loan
Ass’n
Sherman Ave
Walnut St
Mt. Adams Building Co
Pavilion St. Mt. Adams
Federal Home Loan Bank System
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Oakley
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Archdiocesan
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