Deer Park Students Appear On Bible TV Program
St John’s School Deer Park students staged a dramatization of the blind man at the pool of Siloam for a WCPO TV Bible Story segment. The program, unsponsored by the station, airs Sundays at 11 30 a m with future Catholic group telecasts planned for June 15 and other dates.
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Eastern Hills Future Nurses Club Aims to Sell Profession
The Eastern Hills Future Nurses club organized by Sister Mary Benignus at Our Lady of Mercy hospital aims to cultivate interest in nursing through practical information and apprenticeship opportunities. The group of 26 from public and parochial schools will promote long term recruitment in the nursing field.
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Mary Benignus
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Cincinnati
Myte of Nursing
Ohio Hospital Association
Mercy Hospital
Christian home and monastery linked by prayer says priest
Father Jede r links the Christian home to the monastery describing them as schools of prayer. He says Christian parents sanctify family life and give the home a church in miniature, stressing the shared mission of family and religious life.
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Loveland
Jeder
New Verona Novitiate Nearing Completion
The Sacred Heart novitiate of the Verona Fathers at Monroe Michigan is nearing completion as novices are housed in a building at Sacred Heart seminary crestville. The mission order recruits in Central Africa Brazil Mexico and among Black and Native communities in the United States.
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Monroe
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Crestville
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Brazil
Mexico
U.S
South American Jesuits study U.S. life at Xavier
Father Rodolfo Rigo of Brazil and Jorge Carrion of Ecuador, guests at Xavier University, study in biology and politics. They use television to follow U.S. conventions, noting contrasts with South American politics and praising the U.S. Constitution and Catholic educational system.
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Xavier Univerity
Rodolfo Rigo
Brazil
Jorge Carrion
Ecuador
United States
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South America
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Father Rigo
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Dayton Native Becomes Prior at Trappist Monastery
Father Mary Walter Helmstetter, a former Daytonian, has been named prior at the Trappist monastery in Gethsemane Kentucky. At 31, he joined the community at 20 and now assists the abbot in governance. He attended St Agnes parish school in Dayton and is the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph H Helmstetter of St Marys.
Former Dayton Newsman Chronicles Marian Apparitions Across Eras
Don Sharkey, Dayton author and former journalist, presents The Woman Shall Conquer detailing Marys appearances from Paris 1830 to Knock 1879 and other manifestations. The 300 page book includes unauthorised church acknowledged events and notes Sharkeys Catholic affiliations and works. The Observer reports local officials seek to curb public nuisances from establishments including the Drake hotel.
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Dayton
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Paris
Blangy
France
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Pont
Lourdes
Pontmain
Pellvoisin
Knock Iner
Fairmain
Mary
Sharkey
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Archbishop Honors Covington Prelate
A Chicago nun behind a shoestring rosary project reports nearly 100000 rosaries produced by students at Good Counsel High School Chicago and Our Lady of Mercy Hospital Mariemont. Orders pour from Korea and mission fields with chaplains requesting hundreds weekly and thousands monthly.
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Mariemont
Chicago
Cincinnati
New Guinea
Mary Smeldine
Imeldine
Good Counsel High School
Our Lady’s Crusaders
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Korea
Sister Imeldine
Air Force
The Woman Shall Conquer story of Blessed Pius X
Don Sharkey details the pontiff’s prewar era question to his Cardinals about saving society. Amid options like Catholic schools churches and clergy, the Pope urged forming in every parish a group of laity who are virtuous well instructed determined and apostolic.
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Blessed Pius X
Pontiff
Our Lady in the Modern World Prompts Catholic Calls
Monsignor Freking urges heroic mission sacrifice and lay vocation support. A pope encyclical boosts laity involvement and teachers are urged to foster mission spirit among Catholic youth, urging sisters to inspire students to fund the missions and support religious vocations.
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Catholic Institutions Granted Full Tax Exemption
Ohio Supreme Court rules three Cincinnati Catholic institutions The Fenwick Fontbonne and the Friars Club receive full property tax exemption while two American Legion posts and the L B Harrison club lose exemptions The decision bars partial tax division and clarifies charitable versus fraternal use of property Initiated by Cincinnati attorney Jerome Goldman as taxpayer challenge
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L. B. Harrison Club
Jerome Goldman
Franciscan Sisters Plan For Jubilees
Franciscan Sisters of St. Francis plan jubilees at the Convent of the Immaculate Conception Olden Ao e Indiana on Monday July 28. Sixty years in religious life will be honored along with 12 golden jubilees and 15 silver jubilees. A Solemn Mass celebrated by Archbishop Paul C. Schulte will begin at 8 30 with Father des Hauer of New Mexico and Fathers Amian Lutoniski and Morand Widolff assisting. Monsignor August J. Kramer will deliver the sermon.
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Amian Lutoniski
O.F.M
St. George’s Church
Cincinnati
Morand Widolff
Sunman, Ind
August J. Kramer
Cincinnati Catholic Charities
More Vocations Can Be Won By Lives Than by Leaflets
Father Theodore Hesburgh at the sixth annual Vocation Institute at Notre Dame urged that priests brothers and sisters living devout lives can foster more vocations than leaflets. Cincinnati attendees included Father Murphy Father Kloecker and Brother Kuntz who noted the disparity between priests and brothers versus sisters and called for greater effort to recruit men. The institute highlighted teaching vocations delayed vocations and obstacles from secularism and unwilling parents, plus the need for humility under the Holy Ghost and the rise of secular institutes pursuing evangelical counsels.
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University of Notre Dame
Cincinnati
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Archdiocesan
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Leonard Kuntz
S.M
University of Dayton
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U.S
Holy Cross Seminary in La Crosse Diocese Opens
The Holy Cross preparatory seminary in La Crosse Diocese, designed by Edward J. Schulte, can seat 276 in a chapel and 700 in an auditorium. The Wisconsin campus, dedicated last September, houses about 150 seminarians and room for over 200 students plus a 300-person residence for faculty.
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Edward J. Schulte
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