Boy Scouts Attend Retreat at Mt Alverno
Two hundred sixty boys from 19 Greater Cincinnati districts gathered for the annual Boy Scout retreat at Mt Alverno. The event was organized by St William's parish committee led by Carl Menne and Joseph Ba. St Thomas Aquinas troop 498 won best camp site, with a second prize to St Catherine’s skin on the cross bearing the Scout emblem painted by Mrs Clifford Packer.
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Greater Cincineke
Mt. Alverno
Mt. Alverno School
Carl Menne
Joseph Ba
St. Thomas Aquinas
Clifford Packer
St. James’ Church
Wyoming
Ursuline Alumnae Homecoming Set for August 26
Ursuline alumnae, former students and friends plan a homecoming at the Brown County convent with local sisters helping. George M. Bailey, vice president, reports attendees will come from Cincinnati, Dayton, Springfield, Hamilton, Middletown, Columbus, Chillicothe and Portsmouth for an afternoon gathering. The Ursuline academy affiliations in Cincinnati will participate.
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Martin
Sng
Eg Ag
George M. Bailey
E. Srdenee Street
Cincinnati
Ursuline Nuns
Bip
Dayton
Springfield
Hamilton
Middletown
Columbus
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Brown County
Ursuline Academy
Oak Street
Reading Toad
Winners Named at Covington Event for 1941 Awards
The Covington Independence event announced winners including G. Zieoca Geiso who received a 1941 Chevrolet sedan. Shirley Mueller of Cincinnati won a two piece living room suite, Frances Willen of Cincinnati an Axminster rug, Rev. Edward Hickey of Dayton a card table set, Estelle Warren of Louisville a dinner set, Dora Goll of Covington an embroidered table cloth, and Columbia Motor Sales in Cincinnati a crystal lamp and embroidered pillow cases.
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Union
Ingttin
Tose Ertonnes N
Zieoca Geiso
Ee -Monroe Street
Shirley Mueller
Avonlea Avenue
Cincinnati
Frances Willen
Eighth Street
Edward Hickey
Ninth Avenue
Dayton
Estelle Warren
Strader Street
Louisville
Dora Goll
Banklick
Miraculous Medal Novenas and Holy Hours Across Cincinnati Churches
A list of weekly and special religious devotions across Cincinnati area churches. Miraculous Medal novenas held on various evenings. Sorrowful Mother novenas on Fridays. Eucharistic Holy Hour for peace. Holy Hours and novenas for Our Lady of Perpetual Help. prayers for victory and the welfare of service members. Churches include Holy Name Mt. Adams, St. Monica Cathedral, St. Ann, St. Philomena’s, Shrine of the Little Flower, Our Lady of Grace Price Hill, St. Xavier, St. Matthew’s South Norwood, Mother of God Gilbert, St. Louis Walnut, and others in Mt. Adams, East price Hill, College Hill, and Norwood areas.
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Holy Name Church
Cincinnati
St. Monica
W. McMillan Street
Fairview Avenue
Heart
Camp Washington
St Anarene
Our Lady of Grace
Price Hill
Our Mother of Perpetual Help
St. Mary’s Church
13Th and
Clay Streets
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Sa
Sedamsville
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
St. Xavier's Church
Sycamore Street
Coeree
St. Matthew's Church
Smith Road
Avenue
South
Norwbcd
St. Jude
Mother of God Church
Gilbert Tae
St. Louis
Councils
Knights of Columbus
St. Thomas Eee
Burton Woods Lane
Clifton Springss Avenue
St. Lawrence’s Church
Warsaw Avenue
Unclear Scribble: 1941 Reference to Morton and Constanti
Fragmentary OCR note mentions 1941 Welling, B Morton, decline and throne uncertainty tied to See of Constanti, with an unresolved tone and lack of clear events or names.
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Welling
Morton
Constanti
Unclear text on Balkan church history and Constantinople
Fragmented passage discusses the Patriarchate of Constantinople and its claimed jurisdiction over various nations. It references Bulgaria Serbia Romania Albania and Russia, mentions union with Rome and Greek church tensions, and notes skepticism about the Patriarch’s leverage in Soviet Balkan plans. The text is incomplete and tangled.
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Constantinople
Bulgaria
Serbie
Buja
Romania
Albania
Russia
Sian
Rome
Fragmentary note on historical church leadership in Holy City
In the fifth century St Juvenal the ruler-like figure secured a notable role in governing the Holy City, achieving leadership with little apparent resistance. The fragment hints at orderly succession and authority within early ecclesiastical power structures.
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St. Juvenal Small
Holy City
Cha
Fragmentary History Note on Constantinople and Rome
The text outlines a late historical shift with Constantinople rising and the East Eastward schism. It notes Rome as a principal city before the Great division and mentions a bishop in the new capital context.
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Constantinople
Rome
Card System Aids POW Confession Hearings
Rev. William J. Devine former pastor now at Fort Bragg uses a card printed in German to elicit confessions from German prisoners of war. He notes about 1,500 Catholics in the three outfits under his assignment.
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Dee Moines
William J. Devine
Waukee
Adel
Fort. Bragg
N. Car
Warners
Ing
Devine
Book by Educators Foundation Sele
The Rev Dr James A Magner, procurator, has just received the Catholic oathes and selections related to education. The report notes ongoing actions by the Educators Foundation in Washington and mentions forthcoming legal or ceremonial steps connected to the oath.
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Educators Foundation
Sele
Washington
James A. Magner
Religious Hierarchy and Patriarchs in Early Church History
The article recalls the 451 Fourth Lateran Council and its impact on patriarchal titles. It notes Latin and Greek rites, Rome and Constantinople as primary sees, and mentions recognition shifts under councils, with Rome, Constantinople, Antioch, and Jerusalem as historic centers.
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Isis
Conae
Florence
Rome
Constantinople
Alacmndius
Antioch
Jerusalem
Fragmentary note on Latin Patriarchs and Jerusalem see
The text discusses schismatical patriarchs in Antioch and Constantinople and their control, mentions a move tied to the Catholic Church, notes the orient impression, recalls the Crusades failure, and states that the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem became a residential prelate in 1847, effectively an Archbishop with dignity.
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Antioch
Constan
Aioe Cee
Ae Cainoe
Jerusalem
Fragmented medieval church splits and Patriarchate history
The article traces the evolution of various patriarchates and rites within the Catholic and Eastern churches from early disputes over Monothelitism to later developments in the 17th through 20th centuries. It covers the Babylon Chaldean, Melchite Melkite, Syrian, Jacobite, and other lineages, noting papal recognitions, titular roles, and political influences shaping patriarchal authority. It references 1681 to 1944 events, including Leo XII’s creation of Alexandria for Copts and Moscow’s status, with mentions of Jerusalem and Venice.
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Oae
Antioch
Leo XII
Alexandria
Egypt
Babylon
Shortages, Rail Transport Woes Hit Western Food Markets
In the West, food shortages worsen as rail transport disruptions drive up prices and curb supply. Analysts note rising costs for households as transportation bottlenecks constrain shipments and strain budgets.
Archdiocese Announces New Appointments and Parish Assignments
The Archdiocese lists the first wave of appointments within the province. Among those named is Rev. Adalbert Rolfes CFM assigned to Lawrence's parish in Indiana. Other changes assign pastors to St. Francis Seraph in Cincinnati and Seraph’s Church in Hamilton, while Rev. Joachim Markus takes charge at St. Anthony in Khita Kansas.
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Init
Adal
Bert Rolfes
C.F.M
Wrence
Ind
Tors
St. Francis Ser
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Seraph’s Church
Nirmaier
O.F.M
Anthony Khita
Kans
Joachim Markus
Cincinnati Girl Wins National Essay Award
Miss Alice Deimati, 17, of St Mary’s High School, is among the 25 awardees in a national essay contest. The award honors students from Alaska to Hawaii, with a first prize of PC. The essay reflects on the flag’s symbolism and the pursuit of freedoms.
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Academy of
St. Mary’s High Deimati
Alice
Alaska
Hawaii
Sting
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