Education and Worship Unite in Catholic Curricula
Catholic educators urge deeper integration of faith and study in colleges. Prof. Frank O Malley cautions that many schools split religion from culture, producing pagans with Catholic patches. Advocates cite Jus XI and Dawson for a classroom infused with Christian doctrine across all subjects.
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Frank O'Malley
University of Notre
Cincinnati
Santini
Frank Sheed
Jus XI
Christi Dawson
Dawson
Theology
Holy Family clinic auxiliary seeks new members
The Holy Family clinic auxiliary in Cincinnati’s West End, tied to St. Mary’s Hospital, appeals for volunteers to aid the clinic which averages 300 patients monthly. Founded in 1961, the group funds equipment and supplies, staffs a traveling cart, and provides layettes with Masses offered for members’ intentions.
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Ily
Emily Clinic
Bettsarene
Holy Family Clinic
St. S Hospital
Cincinnati
West End
St. Ma
Holyamily
Ena Frank
R.N
Eploye
Cincinnati Bellelephone Company
Tele- Veree Guild
Sca Osid
Heer
Gene Petty
Clinic
St. Mary’s Hospital
Hessere
Frank
Holy Famly
Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Nurses
Margaret Burke
Salaries of Cincinnati councilmen discussed
A letter to the editor argues Cincinnati councilmen should receive higher pay than the current $5,000 yearly. The writer notes city governance as a large business needing ongoing study in finance, construction, traffic, and engineering, and anticipates the issue will be continued on later pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Annual conference reaffirms dignity of marriage
The annual conference emphasizes the dignity and holiness of marriage and invites community gratitude for its stance.
Excommunication Sends Father Feeney's Teachings Under Scrutiny
The piece reflects Catholic debate over Father Leonard Feeney and the “no salvation outside the Church” doctrine. It notes the priest’s excommunication as critics question the scope of his interpretation and urge self-application of his teachings. It contrasts sympathy for fallen clergy with concern over strict dogma.
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Leonard Feeney
Boston
Father Feeney
Charity Is Personal Red Cross drives 1953 fund appeal
The Red Cross urges a personal approach to charity in its 1953 fund drive. The slogan stresses giving as a personal act that aids flood refugees in Mississippi, a homeless man on the West coast, and a local explosion victim, linking aid to Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Mississippi
Christ
Editorial Quotes Mother Janet Erskine Stuart
A quotation urging charity and hospitality to all, asserting that indifference in helping others equates to neglecting Him. It stresses compassion as a concrete duty, calling readers to provide shelter and support to those momentarily without a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Erskine Stuart
Catholic Americans Promote Foreign Student Correspondence
The Observer notes Catholic American students increasingly write to foreign counterparts. The aim is to foster life abroad and spread ideals, not tied to U S army psychological warfare. Supporters see psychological value and expect wider participation to bind people across nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
St Georges HNS Sets Resolution Discussion
Short talks on Archdiocesan Council resolutions will be given at the Holy Name Society meeting of St George's church in Cincinnati this Sunday morning March 8. The session follows the 8 o'clock Mass, after which members will attend their annual breakfast.
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Xavier University Family Life Conference
Cincinnati
Mary
Xavier Family Life Institute
Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Men
Holy Name Society
Notable clash of good and evil in a community tale
A speaker portrays the brutal impact of communist oppression and the betrayal among neighbors. He contrasts human corruption with the compassionate example of Sess, depicting a struggle between God and Satan shaping moral choices today.
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Sint
Hell
God
Satan
Vocation Shortage in Chile Faces Long Mission Road
A Chilean mission report describes scarce vocations and widespread poverty among Catholics across 3000 square miles. Priests rely on bicycles, horses, and jeeps to reach scattered settlements, with Rodante trailer chapels aiding summer missions and future parish centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canehate Vinta
Capilla Rodante
Chile
Role of Church in Ohio Noted by Julilee Mass
Monsignor Seibold lauds Catholic contribution to Ohio's development and the civic role of religion. He argues religion is essential to good government and highlights the church's influence in education economics and social service as part of the state's moral framework. He calls Catholics to renew loyalty to law and authority and to bless Ohio.
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Ohio
Julilee Mass
Monsignor
Seibold
Tate
Monsignor Seibold
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