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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1953
Page
3
Commentary contrasts South Sea attire with American dress and critiques of modesty. It cites Kinsey data, notes birth control controversy, and quotes Mr. Stassen praising a report as a mutual security guide. The piece warns against linking aid to contraception and calls for diplomatic prudence.
The Catholic Press notes subscriptions nearing 20 million in the U S while a study of 225 Catholic graduates shows Reader's Digest as top but with mixed approval of moral standards. Don Luigi Sturzo notes that Communists prevail as others mobilize, unemployment and youth frustration drive emigration debates shaping a troubled Italian political scene.
The piece critiques graduates for shifting from thoughtful study to practical leadership as they choose magazines. It argues many overlook standards of goodness truth and beauty, favoring more commonplace periodicals over those that challenge and inspire.
The article reflects on Oriental students in the United States and the role of cooperation in bridging cultures. It notes their sincere wishes to contribute to society and acknowledges the limited offerings from the host country while stressing mutual efforts to foster cultural understanding.
Patrick Albert Bray C J M aged 69 and bishop since 1936 of the Nova Scotia Nova Brunswick Eudists died after long service. He led the diocese and religious order in the region. His passing ends a lengthy tenure as Bishop John in the Rombeneica professus.
Frank Roedel of St. Gregory's seminary spoke at Gabriel House Clifton to mothers served by the Grail Family Service center. He described the Christian family as restoring harmony with God self and creation and outlined means to cultivate virtues for this harmony.
Informal evening meetings at the family service center in Greater Cincinnati invite all young women to learn about Christian family living and practical programs in family assistance education recreation and material aid. Details available from Miss Mary Anne Kimbell at Gabriel House Cincinnati 20 Avon 6353.
The Xavier University president explains the significance of the Mass and the priesthood during a First Mass of a newly ordained priest. He says Christ is present in the Mass and sacraments, and praises the priests God raises up among us for personal and communal faith.
Seventy Catholic children arrived in Vienna to spend a vacation with Austrian hosts, marking the first such postwar exchange of this kind between Berlin and Vienna.
The article lists parishes and religious institutions in Cincinnati observing Forty Hours Devotion from June 28 to July 5. Institutions include Lady of Presentation, Good Counsel, St. Malachy’s, Notre Dame convents, St Clare’s, Immaculate Heart of Mary, St. Robert Bellarmine, St. Philomena’s, St. Mary’s hospital, and others in Hamilton and Libby towns.
Katherine Burton reviews the life of Father Louis Brisson founder of the Oblates of St. Francis de Sales. Brisson, ordained in 1840, built a global missionary network and youth centers while facing trials. the piece places his work in a broader context of religious service and education.
The column profiles Miss Dixie Williams of Delano California for June as the Toast of the Month. It notes her 35 bed 14 bassinet hospital described as modern clean cheerful and air conditioned and serving thousands on a basis of need and inability to pay, focusing on charitable care for migratory people.
The Chinese Red government ousted three missionaries after a public trial at the Yoyang mission in Hunan province. The expelled were Monsignor Angel Delatelle and Father Jacento Turiso from Spain, and Father John Bion S.V.D. of Germany.
More than 180 boys from nine states attended the Operation Youth Workshop at Xavier University. The fourteenth annual program featured leaders in government education and business guiding sessions aimed at youth leadership and civic engagement.
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