Cologne Cathedral A Chronicle Of A Europe’s Gothic Marvel
The Cologne Cathedral, begun in the 13th century and completed in the 19th, ranks among Europe’s great Gothic monuments. Its twin 515 foot towers, vast buttresses, carvings, and Shrine of the Three Kings epitomize medieval craft. After a long halt, resumed work, and a final completion in 1880, the plans of the 13th century were finally realized in stone.
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Germany
Europe
Cologne
Agrippina
Rhine
Colonia Agrippina
North
Alps
Conrad of
Hostaden
Repay Tives
Ier
John Duns Scotus
St. Albertus Agnus
Acre
Woolena Myer
Men of the Holy Eucharist affiliate with world group
Men of the Holy Eucharist, a Cincinnati Catholic society founded in 1948, joins the People's Eucharistic League founded by Blessed Peter Julian Eymard. Local unit becomes nucleus of the Archdiocesan Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament with Father Charles W. Blum as adviser and chaplain.
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Cincinnati
Peter Julian Eymard
France
Archdiocesan
Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament
Blessed Sacrament
Cathedral of
St. Peter In Chains
Charles W. Blum
Eucharistic League
Charles W. Finch
St. John
U. S
The
Teat Eucharistic League
Newark
People’s Eucharistic League
Mr. Finch
M. C. Baker
St. Saviour’s
Rossmoynee
John J. Byrne
John Thorpe
St. John’s
Deer Park
Thomas B. Schneer
Herbert J. Zipfel
Richard H. Stevens
St. Clare’s Parish
Frank J. Reilly
St. Mark’s
Harold J. Martz
St. Mary’s
Hyde Park
Arthur J. Wade
St. Ignatius
John C. Scanlon
Marvin Albers
St. Dominic’s Ipanish
Adams County Gets New West Union Catholic Church
Adams County will see its largest revitalization with a new colonial style church to be built in West Union this fall. The $30,000 project aims for a Christmas opening, with 150 seats in the nave and 100 in a rear wing. Architect Edward Julie of Cincinnati and builder Clyde Bayless of West Union lead the effort as plans await state and federal permits.
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Adams County
West Union
William A. Smith
Edward Julie
Cincinnati
Clyde Bayless
St. Mary’s Mission
Manchester
Ohio River
Glenmary
Holy Trinity
Legion Hall
Archdiocesan Mission Fund
Brazilian Jesuit to celebrate First Mass at Xavier
A Brazilian Jesuit will offer his First Solemn Mass at Xavier University in St. Robert Bellarmine chapel on Sunday June 29 with Very Rev James F Maguire SJ assisting. The Maria Della Strada sisters will sponsor a breakfast for the new priest in Albers Hall Fine Arts room.
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Xavier
St. Robert Bellarmine
Paris
Albers Hall
Sixty Four Students Honored At Purcell Archbishop Athenaeum Rites
Archbishop Alter presided over the 22nd annual Athenaeum commencement in Cincinnati. Degrees and teaching certificates were awarded to eight from Institutum Divi Thomae, 13 from St Gregory's seminary, and 43 from Teachers' College. Monsignor Elwell warned of a moral vacuum in secular society as he compared it to a tornado’s center.
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Purcell
Athenaeum
Alter Week
Athenaeum of
A Eee
Dans Elwell
Institutum Divi Thomae
St. Gregory’s Seminary
Teachers’ College
Purcell High School
Cincinnati
Institum Divi Thomae
Eleanor Marie Brady
Mary Angelice Siebert
Alter
The
Athenaeum of Ohio
Christ
Jesus Christ
Monsignor Elwell
Ex-Cincinnati Nun Publishes Liturgy Booklet for Children
Former Cincinnati nun Sister Mary Gabriel Burke presents a 61 page booklet on church liturgy arguing it aids child education when taught as a life practice. She cites Monsignor Hellriegel’s Holy Cross program in St. Louis with active participation from entry to Mass, personalized portfolios, choirs, and daily homilies to foster true Christian formation.
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Cincinnati
Holy Cross
Mary Gabriel Burke
Sisters of St. Francis of
Monsignor
Martin B. Hellriegel
Hellriegel
Mary Gabriel
Schola Cantorum
Catholic Men and Women Unite in Deanery Reorganization
The Federation of Catholic Men’s Societies plans a June 24 election of deanery delegates and officers. Archbishop Alter outlines deanery oversight with pastors and lay delegates. A joint meeting in Cincinnati on May 29 sets the convention program and schedule. Women’s group will reorganize similarly next fall.
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Atholic Men’s Societies
Dhdiocese
Holy Name Soeties
Suidenaary
Tee
Thornwick
Cincinnati
Nenocesan Council of Catholic Men
Bishop in Kyoto Faith Flourishing Amid Hardship
In Kyoto the diocese sees Catholic numbers rise from 2300 after the war to 9000 today. Bishop Fujuraya notes priest and catechist shortages while highlighting Christian aid and new homes for orphans. Father Roy Leonard accompanies him, touring the region with a message against Communism. He recalls Cap tain Burnes, who helped Kyoto's needy, and mentions local aid from Cincinnati supporters.
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Cincinnati
Kyoto
Baward
Japan
Minvaeai
Vox
Reardon
St. M
Frederick Duwel
St. Meag
Furuya
Los Angeles
Roy Leonard
M. M
New Orleans
Pennsylvania
William J. Reardon
St. Mary’s
Hyde Park
Captain Reardon
Roy Leonard, M.M
Newee
Yoto
Michelangelo and the Sistine Chapel Last Judgment
The piece recalls Michelangelo's ceiling and the Last Judgment in Rome. It notes Pope Paul III's involvement, the cardinal's alleged placement in hell as artistic revenge, and praises Michelangelo as a master of painting sculpture and architecture whose fame endures.
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Tom McCarthy
Miangelo
Sistine Chapel
Rome
Michelangelo
Popeii
Pope Julius 1
Micheli
Pope Paul III
Michelan
Sistine
Hell
Heaven
Earth
Perpetual Adoration Expands in Six Parishes
Round the clock adoration of the Blessed Sacrament now thrives in six parishes, with another dozen churches offering full daytime schedules and some extending into late evening. Lay Catholics and priests promote the program as volunteers fill slots and even non Catholics express interest in signing up. A Cincinnati pastor notes improved parish spirituality as perpetual adoration grows across the community.
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St. Cecilia’s Church
Archdiocese Reports 43 Missioners Overseas From Cincinnati Reach
The Archdiocese of Cincinnati supplies 43 missionaries abroad, 36 men and 7 women, per a new book U S Catholic Missionary Personnel Overseas in 1951. The booklet lists 53 male institutes with 2,474 missioners and 77 female communities with 1,901 abroad. The Mission Secretariat aids U S mission societies, established with the hierarchy’s approval three years ago.
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Archdiocese of
Cincinnati
U. S
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