Radio Rosary Hour Inaugurated By Archdiocesan Council
The Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Men will begin Radio Rosary Hour on February 22, a Sunday, from 6:30 to 7 p.m. for 15 weeks. The program originates at Mt. St. Marys seminary chapel and will be carried by Cin ce stations. Monsignor Schneider will lead the recitation with seminary students and area families invited to join from home.
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Mt. St. Mary's Seminary
Cince
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Men of Milford Banquet Highlights Reform Drive
Nearly 1 500 men attended the 7th annual Men of Milford banquet at the Hotel Sheraton Cincinnati. Archbishop Alter urged self reform as a starting point for broader social change. Mayor Burke of Cleveland criticized public apathy as a root of political corruption. Cincinnati Mayor Rich greeted attendees and Edward Tepe of Norwood served as toastmaster. Walter Schott was installed as president, succeeding Ferd J. Hengen.
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Cininnati
Sheratontibson
Carl W. Rich
Cincin
Edward Tepe
Norwood
Walter Schott
Organizan
Ferd J. Henge
Africa tour renews Grail appeal for church future
Dr. Edwin van Kersbergen, head of the Grail in America, believes Africa offers a bright future for the movement after a 12 000 mile interior tour. Marguerite van Gilse, director of the Rivonia center in South Africa, led the trip with a team driving through Tanganyika, Kenya, Rwanda, and the Belgian Congo, encountering wildlife and road hazards along the way.
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Dwine van Kersbergen
America
Rrca
Arch
Johannesbu
Africa
Marguerite van Gilse
Il Center
Rivonia
Iica
Tangana
Kenya
Ruandandi
Central Africa
Candle Blessings Mark Feast of the Presentation in Temple
The article describes the Feast of the Presentation in the Temple and Epiphany celebrations. It notes the blessed candles’ symbolism in Christian tradition and their use in homes for health and protection.
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Jesus
Mary
Sis
Lo Jesus
Christ
St. Anselm
New Eucharistic Fast Regulations outlined for Archdiocese
Youth delegates from nine deanery councils meet at The Fenwick in Cincinnati to map a program for the Archdiocesan Council for Catholic Youth convention in Dayton April 18 and 19. A clergy bulletin outlines new Eucharistic fast rules effective Jan 16 1953 emphasizing that ordinary water does not break the fast and that a confessor must approve other privileges.
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Catholic Youth
Fenwick
Cincinnati
Archdiocesan Council
Catholic Youth Convention
Dayton
Hamilton
ACCY
Michael Coogan
Father Whalen
Archdiocesan
Cletus Stang
Carl Will
Jynne
Milford
Holy Office
Men of Eucharist Story Told in HNS Publication
An article in the Holy Name Journal profiles the Men of the Holy Eucharist MHE founded by Charles Finch Cincinnati banker. It traces the group from Finch’s idea to a thousands strong movement affiliated with the People's Eucharistic league with active St Johns Deer Park members and Father James Conroy. Information on MHE programs is available from Alex North Box 824 Cincinnati Ohio.
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Charles Finch
Cincinnati
Holy Name Journal
Holy Name Society
M. C. Er
Mr. Finch
Aan
Holy Name Men
St. John’s Parish
Deer Park
James Conroy
People’s
Old China Hand to Lead Archdiocesan Post
Father Albert J Hong Kong reports Monsignor Gilligan leaves Hong Kong for Cincinnati to take a new assignment in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. The longtime papal representative to China and advocate for refugees aided northern evacuees from Communist areas, earning broad sympathy from both Catholic and non Catholic communities alike.
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Hong Kong
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China
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Martinigan
Cincinnati
Archdiocese of
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St. Gregory’s Seminary
Germany
Canton
Wangtung Province
Anthony Riberi
Gills
Hong
Inor Gilligan
Catholics China
War Relief Services
National Catholic Welfare Conference of
United States
Taiwan
Catholic teachers in public schools shape religious awareness
Catholic teachers in public schools can foster religious awareness despite the ban on formal religious instruction. They stress authority, moral formation, and appreciation of religious traditions, countering secularism while filling the void with spiritual ideas and disciplined character development.
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Ehildren
Archdiocese Vital Area for Catholic Press
Cincinnati Archdiocese plays a major role in Catholic publishing with millions of readers. Key titles include the Catholic Telegraph Register founded 1831, Messenger family, Treasure Chest, St Anthony Messenger, Marianist and Precious Blood Messenger, Frontier Bible and more. Lotus Leaves renamed Missions at Home and Abroad. Knights of Columbus and local mission societies support Catholic schools and youth outreach.
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New York
Chicago
Catholic Press Month
America
Lotus Leaves
Catholic Telegraph Register
Fenwick
Telegraph
Messenger
George A. Ae Sabera
Punglic Messenger
Catholic Messenger
Our Little Messenger
Pflaum
Treasure Chest
St. Anthony Messenger
Franciscan Fathers of
Society of Mary In
Dayton
Ocean One
Carthagenan
Precious Blood Messenger
Catholic Can
Challenge
Verona Fathers
Forestville
Frontier Cabioe Bothnes
Cine
Detante
Sisters of Charity
Mt. St. Joseph, C
Missions At
Letter Writers Alerted About Catholic Church Letters
An Enquirer note discusses a recent letter defending Catholicism against anti-Catholic and anti-Communist tirades. It cites Thomas F. Saberteer and John England as figures in related debates and mentions Gamma Pi and Kappa groups planning advocacy via media outlets. Page 3-Column 6 references Eleanor Waters and the Shield magazine.
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Thomas F. Saberteer
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Beeseet
John England
Charleston
U. ‘S. House of Representatives
Osberger
Catholic
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Mane
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Avepener
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Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade
Miss Waters
Our Lady of
Communications Workers Guild Sets Feb 1 Meeting
The Salesian guild of journalists plans its annual gathering in Cincinnati on Sunday Feb 1. Mass at Our Lady of Cincinnati College chapel at 8:30 am follows a breakfast in the cell cafeteria. John Patrick Smith guild president, recovering from polio, will be remembered in the Mass. New officers will be elected.
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Frank Saeed
St. Wens
John Patrick Smith
Guild
Good Samaritan Hospital
Suzanne Schimanski Diehl
Dr Harry Meyer Jr Elected Commander in Catholic War Veterans
Dr Harry Meyer Jr won election as commander of the Hamilton County chapter of the Catholic War Veterans at St Pears parish Finney town. The installation followed a recent vote among members and marks a leadership change for the veterans group in the area.
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Hamilton County
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St.Pear ’S Parish
Finneytown
Chile Missioner Assigned to St Henry Parish
Three Precious Blood Fathers received assignments in the Cincinnati archdiocese this week. Father Carl Reikowsky CPPS is named assistant at St Henry's parish, succeeding Father han Almasy CPPS who was transferred to Nebraska City. Other changes include Father Raymond Grevencamp PPS becoming assistant at St Augustine's in Minster, and Father Emil Schuwey CPPS sailing for Chile.
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Precious Blood
Cincinnati
Chancery
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St. Henry’s Parish
Han Almasy
Nebraska City
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Reikowsky
Minster Parish
Raymond Grevencamp
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