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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1953
Page
1
Two Cincinnati natives and a Wapakoneta native will be among 23 Jesuits ordained at West Baden Indiana on June 17 by Archbishop Paul C Schulter. The trio include Rev Franc Grollig Rev Carl Moell and Rev Peter Humbert and details cover family backgrounds education and first masses.
A seminarian, Avery Dulles, son of the U S secretary of state, argues in a Jesuit school letter that Catholic college education risks producing graduates with fragmented beliefs. He warns nonfaithful professors may undermine the Church, urging careful reading of humanities to avoid weakening faith.
Archdiocesan Chancery announces a single collection on June 21 in all churches to fund the Catholic school system. Pastors urged to remind parishioners of demands on the schools and to support scholarships and staff training. Twenty five percent remains locally to the parish, with the rest sent to the Chancery for distribution to the school office.
Msgr Carl J Ryan outlined progress in the archdiocesan teachers college plan to broaden educational opportunities. The program consolidates training facilities at Mt St Mary and St Gregorys while leveraging Xavier University and Sisters of Mercy resources to raise teaching standards and widen observation across Catholic schools.
The archdiocese appeals for cooperation to boost blood donations this week. Parish leaders are asked to encourage donors and arrange appointments at local centers, noting blood use for armed services and polio prevention.
Archbishop Karl J. Altar will bless Veronica's new site in Hamilton on Sunday July 5 at 4 p.m. Father James Ey, pastor, announced the solemn dedication.
Franciscan Father Theodore Hesselbrock O F M longtime retreat head at Friarhurst in Cincinnati marks a silver jubilee. Born in St Bonaventure parish he was ordained June 7 1928 and taught at Roger Bacon High School before serving as treasurer definitor and provincial council member. A jubilee dinner is planned at the Sheraton Gibson with a reception at St Francis school hall Liberty and Vine streets.
The Ohio Supreme Court unanimously ruled that bequests for Masses are subject to inheritance taxes in Ohio overturning lower courts. The decision held that directing funds for Masses creates a taxable estate obligation, not a non taxable debt, and supports taxing exemptions for church or charitable uses.
The Holy Name society of Queen of Peace parish in Millville adopts a resolution urging the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Men to have self employed workers refrain from work on holy days of obligation, urge employers to allow observance, and urge workers to claim their rights. The motion says solemn observance would set a good example for citizens.
The Sacred Congregation of Rites decrees a new addition to the Divine Praises in the Cincinnati archdiocese starting June 21. The line “Blessed be Her Glorious Assumption” will follow “Blessed Be Her Holy and Immaculate Conception” and the bulletin notes an earlier Litany invocation “Queen assumed into heaven” after “Queen conceived without original sin.”
Sisters of Mercy of Jamaica in the British West Indies join the Cincinnati province of the Institute of Religious Sisters of Mercy. The Kingston community of 71 members will have a separate Jamaica novitiate while two Cincinnati sisters aid their integration. The Cincinnati province includes 654 professed sisters in 62 houses and staffs 11 hospitals with plans for St. Charles hospital in Toledo.
At the Sidney Council of Catholic Men meeting on June 3 at Holy Angels school the group urged Catholic families to live their faith fully as a key method of Christianizing society. Father John J. ol Fsi and Herbert Schlater led the discussion with priests including Mons Edward C. Lehman Urban Koehl Hinssen and Milton taking part. The session opened a series of deanery level talks guided by the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Men to explore resolutions from Cincinnati ACCM.
Bishop Fulton J. Sheen received Dayton University’s Marian Library medal for the year’s most noted book on the Blessed Virgin. Father Lawrence Monheim announced the award during the Marian Institute week at the university. The winning work is The World’s First Love.
Fr Louis Navarron organized parish work across five Ohio counties between 1839 and 1848. He founded St Walbert's near Versailles, journeyed through Mercer and Auglaize counties, and laid groundwork for the Sisters of the Precious Blood. He faced river crossings and hostile terrain while ministering to Catholics from Grennville to Piqua, Fort Loramie, and Lima, often traveling unarmed with faith as his protection.
The Precious Blood society in the United States will hold its provincial election at St. Charles. The Very Rev. Herbert Kramer of Rome will preside. Elected officials include provincial secretary treasurer and two consultors with current officers listed as Father Oberhauser and Father C Penongarte.
Year of Our Lord The Sacred Heart of Jesus All Christian feasts are love feasts. This June Friday commemorates the love of God for men. A devotional meditation urges mercy, reparation for sins, and that Christ dwell in hearts through faith and charity.
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