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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1952
Page
3
The piece reflects on political slogans from past campaigns and the quest for a winning, memorable phrase. It cites historical examples such as Keep Cool With Coolidge and A Chicken in Every Pot, noting the dangers of irrelevance and the lure of brief, pointed lines that echo business marketing.
Parish organizations plan monthly beer and bratwurst events to raise money for the national school lunch program. The 9,400,000 dollars allocated this year matches the past three years, but rising food costs and higher participation suggest the need for an increase. The House action is pending as the Senate hesitates to approve a higher appropriation.
The article urges backing for the school lunch program citing health and national defense. It suggests writing to Richard B. Russell, Georgia, chairman of the Appropriations Subcommittee on Agriculture, to push for higher funding. It notes Catholic interest stressing equal access to public services for Catholic school children.
Monsignor Hellriegel advances active participation in liturgy aligning with papal guidance. Liturgy book notes near universal Missal use and laity engagement in Mass. Sister Marty Burke highlights chant restoration and faithful full participation as essential to worship.
Sister Mary Gabriel says Holy Cross students live the Church life not as cold doctrine but as Christ alive in the Church. Religion becomes a way of life bridging classroom lessons and active participation in the liturgical and sanctoral cycle.
Advertisers urge summer comfort with fans, drinks, trips, and home goods. The piece argues Catholics should heed weekly communion as a summer safeguard against spiritual dryness and moral danger, framing it as nourishment for souls during the season.
The article discusses the need to expand both public and Catholic high schools in Ohio to accommodate rising student numbers. It argues that new buildings alone won’t solve the problem and highlights the demand for more teachers and religious personnel to meet future educational needs.
The estate of Ohio reports lower graduation rates in recent years with declines across districts. Officials note appeals and data gaps as contributing factors while schools strive to improve completion metrics and postsecondary readiness.
The Athenaeum gradation marks 64 students completing studies as part of a ceremony. A Cleveland educator urged action to counter religious and educational gaps, stressing renewed focus on faith in education and society. He highlighted Pope Pius XI and Catholic principles guiding youth education and urged unity of church family and state in schooling efforts.
The Marianist June Toast of the Month lauds a Port of New York business leader for shaping labor management through papal encyclicals. He runs eight unions across two companies and chairs local trade groups while promoting shared councils and industry wide collaboration. His view: work defines eternal destiny beyond pay.
Four Cincinnati area parishes now offer 24 hour devotion with hopes to extend to four or six per hour weekly. The program increases visits by worshippers at odd hours, including a 3 am arrival at a Cincinnati church. Perpetual adoration sites include St. Elizabeth Norwood Resurrection St. Cecilia's St. Francis de Sales Cincinnati and St. John's Deer Park.
The schedule lists a series of Forty Hours' Devotion events from June 22 to June 29 at Holy Cross Dayton, St Johns Foster, St Marys Manchester, St Johns Tipp City, Villa Julienne Dayton, and June 29 to July 6 at Presentation English Woods, Mother of Good Counsel Felicity, St Malachys Morrow, Notre Dame Hamilton, St Clares Hartwell.
A reflective piece describes a Sunday Mass where praise rose yet mood soured. A watchbird notes long sermons, noisy offertory baskets, crowd rush at Communion, and distracted worshippers as they depart while the choir and organ still echo.
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