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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1953
Page
1
Forty nine priests in the archdiocese are reassigned by Archbishop Alter. Six become administrators, two join the diaconate, 36 are assigned as assistant pastors, and five organize new parishes including one west of Groesbeck and another east of Dayton.
Three veteran pastors near the 50th anniversary of their ordination will be honored Sunday June 21. The group includes Archdiocese veterans from Cincinnati and Mt. St Marys with ties to St. Paul St. Boniface and Coldwater. Details note jubilees for Fathers Denning Schwartz and Yauss with associated Masses receptions and commemorations planned by parishes and archdiocesan clergy.
Bishop George J. Rehr ou s and the Glenmary Fathers mourn the founder and Superior General Father Bishop as the 68 year old priest who built rural outreach. He served in Maryland and DC, helped found the National Catholic Rural Life Conference, and led NCRLC from 1928 to 1940s.
Italian Jesuit Lo Laneve S J to celebrate first Cincinnati mass on June 21 at 10 30 with reception at 7 30 p m in church hall after Rosary and Benediction The move follows his 1940 role with Glenmary Home Missioners and a career linked to Xavier University and Glenmary Seminary.
A movement prompts restaurants to add prayers of thanks to meal menus. Howard P. Reading Road proprietor Leo H. Skellchock reports favorable patron reactions and says cashiers keep prayer cards on hand for guests. The trend reportedly began with Howard Johnsons, and by March 1, 80 restaurants in Mamoroeck New York joined the practice at local Chamber of Commerce expense.
Reassignment Carl J. Ryan superintendent of schools will join five National Catholic Educational Association delegates at the eighth annual conference of the NCEA in Miami Beach Florida from June 23 to 27. Other NCEA members include Francis a coll and Urban of the NCEA.
Shandon Parish will observe a diamond jubilee on June 21 with a 10 o clock sermon by Father David Hiller OFM at the Mt Airy mission church. The piece traces the parish’s Franciscans and diocesan administration since 1944 and notes past and present pastors and seminarians connected to St Mary seminary.
Matt Cvetic, famed FBI undercover operative who infiltrated the U S Communist party, recounts his nine year mission. He describes risks, church encounters, and a drift from the party while working in Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
Archbishop Alter orders two priests to organize new archdiocesan parishes in Dayton area and Groesbeck. Father Charles Moore will organize the Dayton parish on an 11 acre site east of Holy Family, near Kemp road. Father James Lunn will organize the Groesbeck parish on nine and a half acres near Colerain and Galbraith.
Father Boyle and Father Favret urged parish leaders to reconnect families with the true meaning of marriage as a sacrament and holy vocation. They stressed that grace continues beyond the wedding day and that parents must model Christian virtue to their children.
The Hamilton based St Veronica's Church credit union expects a three percent dividend on investments. In less than two years of operation parishioners have borrowed over $5,000 for improvements, automobiles and various needs. The charter, granted by Ohio, sets interest at one cent per month on unpaid fees. Any parish member owning at least one $5 share can borrow, with current working capital at $7,000 and efforts to raise funds.
Convent Station New Jersey Catholic students from China India Japan Korea Hawaii Philippines and Vietnam comprise about 100 representatives to form a standing work committee at a seminar on Catholic social action. The group aims to promote action leadership through studies of family life in the Far East and other social issues with Seton Hall University experts and international church leaders participating.
Dr. Edward J. McCormick of Toledo, AMA president, refuted Planned Parenthood’s assertion that nine of ten doctors endorse contraception. He said the statement cannot be documented and that Catholic and other-faith physicians oppose artificial birth prevention, amid New York Catholic agency resignations.
Dr McCormick defends a universal moral standard among physicians noting that Catholics and Protestants alike work in Catholic hospitals without endorsing contraception. He cites diverse denominations among doctors and says no generalization can be made about physicians beliefs on birth control.
In a Gos postles Sunday reflection, Christ tells Peter to launch out into the deep and let down nets for a draught, praising Peter’s confidence. The Introit and Epistles urge courage and trust in God, with Paul noting present sufferings are temporary.
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