Religious Leaders Plan Series Of Catholic Conferences
Archbishop Karl Alter and Father Daniel Lord join a crowded calendar of religious events from July to Aug in Cincinnati. Dr Charles Wheeler announces sessions including a June 23 Rome trip slides, June 25 sisters outing, and July 14 16 a spiritual development triduum led by Father Lord.
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Karl J. Alter
Daniel Lord, Sr
Conene Ae
Sealy
Charles F. Wheeler
Roland Flinn
St. Agnes
Cincinnati
Rome
Barcelona
Milan
Venice
Ireland
Convent of Sacred Heart
Clifton
Herbert Ees
Conservatory of Musi
Victor
Fort Scott
Interesting Catholic Action Vacation Opportunities
A survey by Work outlines summer workshops and institutes for students and workers across a wide range of Catholic Action topics. Programs include Grailville courses, Friendship House sessions, Women's work at Catholic University, and summer schools in Spokane, Omaha, Cleveland, Boston, New York, and Chicago with contacts listed for participation and scholarships.
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Catholic Labor Alliance
Grailville
Co i
Friendship House Cebs Ang
Childerley Farm
Prairie View
Ill
Maria Lanch
Burnley
Martin Ferm
Montgomery
N. Y
Chicago
Wormer
Portland
Ore
New York
Institute Ofustry and Social Action
Catholic University of America
Washington, D. C
Katherine B
Katherine B . Ncwc, 1312 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W
Catholic Saetee
Spokane
Mankato
Minn
Cleveland
Boston
Angerent Chicago
Our
Redvanaty
Ficht
Ee Louis
Cs.c
Evida
Informaont St Vety
St. John’s Abbey
Catholic Action of the South
Notre Dame Seminary
New Orleans
John Thomann
S. Carrollton Avenue
Workers and Education Bureau
A. F. of L
H Street
N. W
Washington
D. C
Jackson N.W
Monsignor McMahon Denounces Campaign Over Palestine Justice
Monsignor Thomas J. McMahon of New York accuses a smear campaign of hampering Pope Pius XII’s efforts for justice in Palestine. He defends his mission to aid homeless Palestinians and criticizes attack groups while citing Vatican letters and aid totaling substantial sums from the United States.
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Monsignor McMahon
Pope
Palestine
Houston
Tex
Pius XII
Oaks
Thomas J. McMahon
New York
Epeneal Mission For the Holy
University of St. Thomas
McMahon
Relak Ved
Dumper
Israel
Vatican
James G. McDonald
McDonald
Middle East
Monsignor Capaear
Holy Land
Lios
United States
Jesus Christ
London
Vatican Radio
Denver
Alan J. Vale
Thomas’ Seminary
Thomas
Finnnsas_ City
Osservatore Romano
Vaticanoe
Elizabeth I
Helsinki
Finland
Constantinople Patriarchate
Karelia
U.S
Garrett
Park
Georgetown Prep
Rural Life Conference
Kansas City
Ru Life Conference
Saint Dijon
France
St. Bernard of
Catholic Radio and TV Schedule From ZONE Stations
A historical listing shows Catholic radio and TV programs across stations like 1050 K, 1410 K, WZIP Covington, WONE Dayton, WCPO Cincinnati, and WPFB Middletown. Entries include Rosary prayers, Heart program, K of C program, Family Theater, and Saint Francis devotion with dates June 12 to June 18.
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Covington
Springfield
Wael
St. Francis
Dayton
Knights’ of Columbus
WCPO
Cincinnati
Fae Katou
Verenge
WPFB
Middletown
Cincinnati Couple Distributes Holy Picture for Triple Jet Ace
A Cincinnati couple created and distributed Immaculate Heart of Mary badges honoring Capt. Connell the Korean War ace. The Catholic Telegraph notes the kits include a picture, relic-touched ribbon, and acetate cover sent nationwide. Donnelly of St. Antoninus explains the effort, praising the pilot’s missions and seeking prayers for salvation.
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Cincinnati
Luis
America
Catholic Telegraph Register
Connell
Korea
Thomas Connelly
St. Antoninus’ Parish
Mary
Donnelly
College Radio to Discuss Labor Act on WSAI
A campus radio program on WSAI will explore Taft Hartley Act background and pre modifications. Xavier University economics chairman Ailstones and Rev. Clifford Besse S.J. will join as department members to discuss the act's impact.
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Taft Hartles Es
WSAI
Will Ailstones
Xavier University Economics Debnt
Clifford Besse
S.J
Franciscan Brothers in Brooklyn Ordain Three Priests
The Franciscan Brothers who run St Francis College and St. Francis Preparatory School in Brooklyn celebrate their 95th year in the U.S. and 96th year of education. Three newly ordained priests Stephen Foran John Lynch and Alfred Markiewicz are from Ireland, arriving in 1858 at the request of Bishop John Loughlin.
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Order of Brothers
U.S
Brooklyn
N.Y
St. Gineir
Piers All
St. Francis’ College
St. Preparatory School
St. Francis’ Academy
brothers in _o
Etnada Jerome
O.S.F
Youngest Superior General Named in Pallottine Order
Rome reports Father William Moehler of Karlsruhe is the youngest Superior General in Pallottine history, elected at a general chapter with 23 country representatives. Father Otto Boenki of Madison, Wisconsin, named general consultor as the Society of the Catholic Apostolate expands in the United States.
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Rome
William Moehler
Karlsruhe
Germany
Otto Boenki
Madison
Wis
Society of the Catholic Apostolate
United States
Tion Book
George L. Kane
Newman Press
Bishopn Fulton Sheen Mathers Patric P
James Keller
Tto
Austria
Wurzburg
Friedrich Alies
Bescattae Sae
Niederalteich
Isaac and Jacob in Genesis A Study of Hope and Deceit
A reflective piece explores Isaac as a pivotal link between Abraham and Jacob, noting biblical disputes over wells and the divine choice of Jacob over Esau. It traces how deceit and exile shape the lineage leading to theMessianic blessing, emphasizing God’s sovereignty in the unfolding of salvation history.
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Dudley
Mary Tory
Isaac
Abraham
Jacob
Monte
Lieve
Pga Abraham
Esau
Rebasen
Hin Sen
Rome Monsignor Marks Jubilee Visit in Ohio
English priest Monsignor Moodie, visiting Cincinnati last year, was honored at a jubilee celebration. Dignitaries including Cardinal Benedetto Aloisi Masella attended. Mass was held at the Lateran Basilica with the Lateran choir. Moodie, a canon of the Lateran Basilica, directs restoration of Severina chapel.
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Monsigno
Ernest Moodie
Cincinnati
Archo Benedetto Aloisi Masella
Lateran Basilica
Lateran
Monsignor
Moodie
Rome
Severina Chapel
Requiem Held For Charity Sister Margaret Farley
High Mass was offered for Sister Margaret Regina Farley of the Sisters of Charity who died at 87 after 40 years of service. A registered nurse, she headed Seton hospital in Cincinnati and later led hospitals in Kenton Ohio and Mt. Clemens Michigan. She is survived by two sisters and a brother. Burial followed at the Mt. St. Joseph mother-house cemetery.
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Mt. St. Joseph
Margaret Regina Farley
Sisters of
Margaret
Old Seton Hospital
Cincinnati
San Antonio Hospital
Kenton
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Louis Keller
White Oak
Margaret Schneider
Wellston
Frank Farley
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Covington Om Wing
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Angelus
Hamill
Franciscan Fathers
Friarhurst
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Wooster Pike
Ohio
Milford Terrace Park
Munich
Michael von Faulhaber
Austin
Havana
Se Ae Arteaga
Ishop
Catholic Church
Cuban Catholic Action
Catholic Action Youth Federation
Relef
Re Ous Velers
Tokyo
Kotaro Tanaka
Japanese Supreme Court
A New For Children
Nee Wartz
Privsense
Luigi Bae
Montefiascone
Comecene
Cai
Ommun
Ommun Bemocrane Saat Ind—The Uni- Seana
Notre Dame
Cardi
Ameri i
Edward J. McCorm
South Bend
Ind
Usucal
Otre Dame U
Albert L. Ireland
Solemon Islands
Marine Corps
Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart
Franc Slman
Joseph P. Kennedy
U. S
England
Manhattanville
Reid
H. Herald Tribune
Manhattanville College
Oks
Concord
N. H
House of Representatives
Louis Martel
Manchester
Moscow
Australia
St.Mary’s College
M. Madeleva
Wiesle Armenia
SRT | Sayenen
Peter Gagian
Cilicia
Brommar
Here
Stephen Stepanian
St. Oe
Philadelphia
Evcenge
Laban
Messias
Se Mee
St.Joseph Aspirin
T. Josee Aspir
Kneipp Springs
Sisters of the Precious Blood
Knetop Springs
Rome City
Indiana
Ila Favor
Henry Nichaus
Bakers
Wiedemann
the Geo, Wiedemans Fing Co
Henry Meyer
J. H. Berling
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