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Catholic Telegraph Register

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1952

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Westminster Cathedral A New Era for English Catholicism

The 19th century restoration of the English Catholic hierarchy culminated in Westminster Cathedral begun in 1895 and dedicated in 1910. A national monument of brick and marble, it features a 342 foot long nave, 60 foot wide aisles, gold and lapis motifs, and chapels to the Sacred Heart and Saint Edmund Rich. Cardinal Vaughan sought a living cathedral to echo medieval church life and daily liturgy.

Westminster Iron Abbey London Westminster Rhedral England Herbert Kopp Joseph Gregory Augustine Ritain Patrick Ireland Andrew Scotland Edmund Rich Canterbury Nicholas Wiseman Henry Edward Cardinal Vaughan

Native among Il Friars to be Ordained Priest

Rev. Martial H ernard, son of St. Clement's parish, will be ordained a Franciscan priest in Holy Cross Monastery Oldenburg Indiana on June 12 at 8 am He will celebrate his First Solemn Mass at St Clement's church on June 15 at 9 am Other class members include Rausch Scheetz Grieser O Neil Royal Oak and Schaeffer The ordination follows his solemn profession on August 16 1947 The ceremony will be led by Father Gabriel Buescher with Mass blessing at 2 30 pm and a reception in the St Clement's auditorium 8 to 10 30 pm

St. Clement’s Parish Martial Hernard Hmidts Cincinnati Holy Toteadenburg Ind St. Clement's Church Rausch Antonine Scheetz Maximannert Lafayette Alert Grieser Metamora Tilann O'Neil Lima Breeo St. Clement’s School Es Burlin St. Anthony's Andrew Fox O.F.M Raphael Clouse Meldon Rickey Co.f.m Gervase Goldwater Gabriel Buescher St. Clement’s Auditorium Mt. St. Mary’s Sem Michael Maher Louis G. Reinhold Anthony W. Wolf Father Maher Astor St. Anthony’s St. M. of the Woods Russell Po Wieene Ind St. Joseph’s Parish Escones Oe Ca Univerner Washington, D.C Cipal Our Caplain Sasne St. Clement’s Monastery St. Bernard Franciscan Province of Leonard H. O.F.M Francise Missions Southwest Agnellus Lammert San Fidel and Acoma Laguna N. Mex Father Greene St. Anthony’s Hospital Louisville Father Holtkamp James Father Lammert St. John Baptist’s Church

Young People Retreat Planned in Cincinnati Church

A day of recollection for young people aged 18 and over is set for Sunday June 8 from 2 to 5:30 p.m. at St. Louis Church in downtown Cincinnati. Thornwick CYO senior group sponsors the spiritual exercise led by Father Cornelius Benning of St. Augustine’s Church Cincinnati.

St. Louis’ Church Downown Cincinnati Cornelius Benning St. Augustine’s Church Thornwick Cyo

Debate over union power and collective bargaining

The Observer argues that future union strength depends on balanced labor and management vision. It critiques unions that demand wages without considering economic factors, notes the harm of strikes, and calls for responsible leadership and mutual dialogue to serve the common good.

Cincinnati Organized

Priest's Housekeeper Chooses Lone Vocation in Rectory Life

A Cincinnati rectory former housekeeper describes a day in a priest’s housekeeper life. Mass, breakfasts, multiple priests, confessions, sick calls, listening, discretion, sewing vestments, and parish needs define a vocation seen as essential yet lonely and demanding.

Housek Carey

Two Priests Plan For Silver Jubilee

Father John B. Reichert of St. Joseph's Hamilton will mark 25 years in the priesthood with Solemn Masses this Sunday June 8 at 11 30 a m and Wednesday June 11 at 10 30 a m parish reception will follow Sunday 3 to 4 p m Reichert ordained June 11 1927 after seminary at St Joseph's Coe Ind He later served in Cincinnati Tipp City Camden and Hamilton.

John B. Reichert St.Joseph’s Church Hamilton Erry Father Reichert St. Joseph’s College Coe Ind Archdiocesan Seminaries St. Patrick’s Bellefontaine Blessed Saccessae Eet SS Eee Holy Name Church Cincinnati Purcell High School St. Francis de Sales’ Church Purcell School St. John’s Parish Tipp City Reichert St. Fey'e Church Camden St. Augustine’s

Jubilee dinner marks Good Samaritan Hospital centennial

Nearly 400 friends of Good Samaritan hospital Cincinnati attended a 100th anniversary dinner at the Netherland Plaza hotel on May 28 paying 100 per plate Archbishop Karl J Alter served as principal speaker praising the Sona unit and its century of service He urged charity as love of God and neighbor and noted the need for spiritual as well as physical care Monsignor R Marcellus Wagner V G thanked guests on behalf of the Sisters of Charity. event chaired by William H D Addess Sage H Fer r and Dr Justin E McCarthy chief of hospital staff.

Friends of Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati Netherland Plaza Karl J. Alter Sona Monsignor R. Marcellus Wagner V.G Sisters of Charity William H. Ddess Sage H. Ferr The Cincinnati Nower Justin E. McCarthy

Retreat Houses To Send Delegates To Laity Parley In Pittsburgh

Two Cincinnati retreat houses will participate in the 14th biennial National Catholic Laymen's Retreat conference in Pittsburgh this weekend. Father Wilfrid Flanery and Father Nicholas Gelin lead the advance, with 300 representatives from 48 states expected. William H. Albers will represent the national office, joined by itinerant delegates from Cincinnati and Milford areas.

Cincinnati Pittsburgh Wilfrid Flanery C.P Holy Cross Adams Nicholas H. Gelin S.J Milford William H. Albers Cincinnati Laymen’s Retreat League Father Flanery St. Paul of the Cross Retreat Guild Harold Seibert Charles Eppinghoff Albert Otten Thomas Eagen Robert L. Otto Gus Schimpf Joseph Mullen John J. Donovan Ludlow Men of

Ohio Athenaeum to Confer 64 Degrees at Purcell High

Sixty four students will receive degrees at the 22nd annual Athenaeum of Ohio commencement at Purcell high school on Tuesday June 10 at 10 am. Participating schools include Archdiocesan Teachers College St Gregorys Seminary and Institutum Divi Thomae.

Athenaeum of Ohio Purcell High School Archdiocesan Teachers’ College St. Gregory’s Seminary Institutum Divi Thomae Teachers’ College Mario Ougene Society of the Sons of the Sacred Heart Msgr. Elwell Monsignor Clarence Elwell Cleveland Cincinnati

Priest of See Named Acting Dean at Catholic U

Monsignor Edward G. Roelker, a Cincinnati archdiocesan priest, was named acting dean of the Catholic University of America School of Canon Law. Bishop P. J. McCormick, rector, announced the appointment. Roelker has taught at the university since 1931 after studying canon law there following his 1923 ordination.

Cincinnati

Priest of the Deaf Monsignor Waldhaus Nears Fortieth Anniversary

Monsignor Henry J. Waldhaus, longtime head of St. Rita's School for the Deaf in Cincinnati, will mark 40 years since his priestly ordination on June 14. He founded St. Rita's in 1915, opened the first deaf high school in the United States in 1923, and expanded the school to accommodate 120 children by 1924. He was named Papal Chamberlain in 1928 and Domestic Prelate in 1947.

Henry J. Waldhaus St. Rita’s School For the Deaf Cincinnati St. Rita’s St. Philomena’s Seton 2 United States Monsignor Waldhaus

ACCW Conference Opens With Mass at Sheraton-Gibson

The Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women plans its 1952 conference at the Sheraton-Gibson in Cincinnati on June 26 starting with a Dialogue Mass at St. Louis Church. Mayor Carl Rich will attend the noon luncheon with guest Mrs. Michael Geraci of Cleveland. The day features workshops on youth family life public relations and legislation led by church and media leaders. A reception and tea cap the event. Reservations are arranged via regional ACCW presidents.

Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women Sheraton-Gibson Cincinnati Frank Graziano Dayton Archdiocesan Council St. Louis Will J. Gauche Carl N. Rich Michael Geraci Cleveland National Council of Catholic Women Earl Whalen Archdiocesan Committee On John E. Huhn Holy Family Parish Robert Ott WCPO Gertrude Bonholzer Eugene Clark Con Fecher Alfred Berger Raymond Westbrook Clarence Dunning Graziano William Radabaugh Piqua Joseph Moeller ACCW

Wyoming Native Sings First Mass at St James Church

Father Robert H. Walter son of Mr and Mrs George Walter of Cincinnati offered his First Solemn Mass at St James Church Wyoming last Sunday. He was among eight priests ordained for the Covington diocese in St Marys Cathedral Covington on May 31. Walter attended St James school St Xaviers high school St Gregorys seminary and St Francis seminary Loretto Pa.

St. James Wyoming Robert H. Walter St. James’ Church Covington St. Mary’s Cathedral George Walter Hartwell Avenue Cincinnati St. James’ School St. Xavier’s High School St. Gregory’s Seminary St. Francis’ Seminary Loretto

Lay apostolate urged for graduates to aid neighbors

Father William E. McManus urges Mt. St. Joseph college graduates to join the lay apostolate and address social evils. He says lay apostles use direct, charitable action to improve housing, economic justice, prejudice, corruption, and vice, guiding others toward the Church while clergy focus on direct sacraments.

William E. McManus Ncwc i Mt. St. Joseph College Father McManus

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