Monsignor Kuhn named dean of St Lawrence deanery
Monsignor John E. Kuhn of Holy Family Cincinnati named dean of the St. Lawrence deanery serving 38 parishes in western Hamilton County. He succeeds Monsignor John H. Metzdorf who resigned due to other duties. Kuhn directs CCD in the Archdiocese and holds multiple church service roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Kuhn
Holy Family Church
Cininati
St. Lawrence
Hamilton County
John H. Metzdorf
St. Martin’s Church
Cheviot
Kuhn
National Council of Catholic Men
St. Lawrence’s Church
CCD
Archdiocese
Fragmented Declaration of Independence excerpt
An OCR fragment from The Observer quotes the early American declaration text about dissolving political bands and establishing a new government based on natural rights. It mentions life liberty and the pursuit of happiness and ends mid sentence, prompting a turn to Page 3.
Modern education blamed for erosion of Western tradition
Xavier Prot and Catholic scholar Mr. Scharper warn that secular schools undermine objective truth and authority. They credit Greek and Roman legacies and Christian charity as foundations, arguing modern education treats truth as relative and weakens Western civilization.
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Xavier Prot
West
Philip J. Saheyiet
Sch
Xavier
Scharper
Sharper
Marianist Appointments Include Purcell Principal Role
Cincinnati province announcements dated June 28 reveal Father Ralph Gorg S M named principal of Purcell high school Cincinnati succeeding Father George Barrett S M who becomes master of scholastics at St John. Other assignments include Brother Emeric Bratt and Father Bernard Horst new posts at Immaculate Conception Washington DC and North Catholic Pittsburgh respectively.
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Cincinnati
John A. Elbert
S.M
Ralph Gorg
Purcell High
Father Gorg
George Barrett
St. John
Father Barrett
Purcell
North Catholic High School
Pitts
Trinity College
Sioux City
Cleveland
Catholic High School
Hamilton
Father Gorgh
The
University
Emeric Bratt
Bernard Horst
Brother Bratt
Immaculate Conception School
Washington, D. C
Father Horst
North Catholic High Ool
Pittsburgh
Mt. St. John
Society
Walter Boesch
Scholastics
Albert Emmanuel Library
University of Dayton
Richard Dombro
Fordham University
New York
Charles Lees
Thomas Stanley
O. M
Fribourg
Switzerand
Joseph Aeeeeresy S.M
Chaeving Te
Bernard Neal
Mya
Dayton
Mt. Bt
Ie Or
Kohmescher
Pilgriing
Lourdes Shrine
St. Joseph's High School
Father Neubauer
Mt. St. John Scholasticate
U. D
St. Johns
Rockaway Park
Clement Gross
Austin Hobian
Cletus Chudd
Chem
John Drerup
Charles Hofsetter
S.M. Os
Raymon Oesch
Robert Thompson
George M. Mukits
S. M
Bernard Stueve
St Mark's Cathedral Rise From Church to Venice’s Seat
Historic notes recount St Mark's evolution from a 9th century church housing the relics of St Mark to a Basilica of great East and West art. It details rebuilds after fires, Gothic additions, the famed square campanile, and the shift to cathedral status in 1807, with Venice’s mercantile links and Attila’s era shaping its grandeur.
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T. Mark’s
Venice
St. Mark’s
Europe
Alexandria
Constantinople
Mediterranean
St. Ite
St. Mark
Piazza di San Marco
St. Mark’s Ae
Ecea
Attila the Hun
God
Asia
Asinland
Italy
Christendom
Patriarchate of
St. Mark’s Church
Attorney Doering Returns From Japan With Deep Faith
Cincinnati lawyer Edward A. Doering served seven years in Japan after World War II in army and war crimes duties. He witnessed fervent Catholic devotion, noted villagers reciting Mass in their own language and monks kneeling at the Canon. He helped fund a new downtown church in Hokohama and served as vice president of a local Catholic men’s council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Japan
Edward A. Doering
War Crimes Administration
Board of Review
Eighth Army
Hokohama
Doering
St. Xavier’s High School
Xavier University
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Army of Occupation
Council of Catholic Mens
U.S
Ofapanese Cathol
Teachers back in class as summer session begins
Hundreds of Cincinnati Archdiocese teachers return to study as the Athenaeum of Ohio reports 430 summer students and Xavier University 560. The programs include graduate and bachelor degrees with special accommodations for women religious and lay teachers.
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Cincinnati
Teachers’ College of the Athenaeum of Ohio
Thei
Teachers’ College
Xavier University
Virginia
New York
Georgia
Louisiana
New Hampshire
Illinois
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Colorado
Maryland
Alabama
California
Missouri
Michigan
Texas
Xavier
Line
Divine Providence
Precious Blood
Glenmary Sisters
Robert J. Lavell
Washington Public School
Plan for Archdiocesan Catholic Men convention in Cincinnati
Preliminary plans and committees named for the first annual Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Men. About 100 delegates from nine deaneries met at The Fenwick despite hot weather to set preparations for the November convention and elect officers later in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reorganized
Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Men
Cincinnati
Fenwick
Joseph J. Schneider
Karl J. Alter
Archdiocesan Council
Amies
Monsignor Schneider
Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary
Robert L. Otto
Binnces Seer
E Earl Whalen
Charles W. Kuenle
Wg A. Gressle
St. Fran
Ee E. Kuh
St.Lawrence
Harry J. Ansbury
Vatey Tier
Springer Institute to Open in Autumn at Old St Pauls Site
Springer Institute moves from the Plum street Cathedral property to the old St. Paul Boys school at 12th and Pendleton to restore the Old Cathedral site. Four Sisters of Charity will teach the special classes and reside at 1110 Pendleton near the new site. The four classrooms and two workshops will reopen in September with Notre Dame de Namur sisters and two teachers guiding students.
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Springer Institute
St. Paul's Boys’ School
Cathedral
Plum Street
Cincinnati
St. Paul Boys’ School
12Th
Pendleton
Superintendent of Schools
Sisters of Charity
Santa Maria Institute
West 13Th Street
Pendle
Ton
St. Paul's Parish
Spring Streets
Notre Dame de
New St. Michael's Pastor Named at Fort Loramie
The Chancery office announces Fr. P. J. Rattermann is the new pastor of St. Michael's Irish in Fort Loramie succeeding the late Monsignor Anthony J. Moeller. He had administered the parish since last summer after Moeller fell ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Rattermann
New
St. Michael’s Irish
Fort Loramie
Aul J. Rattermann
Father Rattermann
Anthony J. Moeller
Moeller
Powerful TV Sermon Reaches Cuba 1700 Miles Away
A Cincinnati priest’s Sunday sermon on WLW’s Channel the Side of the Road program was viewed 1700 miles away in Matanzas Cuba. Father Carl Will of Holy Trinity Church spoke on June 15 and was seen by Ramon A Sanchez in his living room. WLW says distant cloud formations carried the broadcast to Cuba rather than space.
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Dayton
WLW
Chu
Cincinnati
Cuba
Carl Will
Holy Trinity Church
Ramon A.sanchez
Matanzas
Pflaum Official Named Vice President at Notre Dame
Charles J. McNeill, general manager of George Ax Pflaum, was named vice president of the Catholic Press association at its convention at Notre Dame in South Bend Indiana. Pflaum publications Treasure Chest and The Young Catholic Messenger received honorable mention in the national awards.
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Charles J. McNeill
George Ax Pflaum
Ingot Dayton
Catholic’ Press Association
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Pflaum
Treasure Chest
Young Catholic. Messenger
Press Associatio
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Msgr
Metzdorf
Archdiocesan
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
National Organization For Decent Literature
Sodalities and Associations of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Gorg Purcell
Dayton University
Chaminade High School
Mineola
N. Y
Ness Kenney
St. Joseph’s Highschool
Puerto Rico
Puerto Ricos
Charles Awal S.M
Joseph Concannon
John Schreiber
St. Mark’s. Last
ACCM
George Seitz
Harold Thlendorf
St. Francis ‘de Sales
Ed Geers
St. Lawrence’s
Neil Murphy
Louis V. Eilerman
Fran‘cis Zettler
Springfield
Fred Ahler
Accosrese
Y .Dirkmayer
de Meee
Arthur Reidn, Jr
Leonard J. Gruber
St. Francis de Sales
Harold Middendorf
Charles Maag
John B. McGuff
Richard Walsh
Tuck Buening
Startin’s
Virgil Collins
Sidney
Otto
Ted Smith
Joseph Devers
Don Schimidt
Joseph Dillon
Edward Magavin
Harry Burbrink
George Sicking
Maurice Davis
Leonard
Catholic Press
Ters
Mary Alonza O’flaherty
Carita Emble
Mary Amora Longhill
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