Be followers of God Walk in love on Lent third Sunday
Epistle verses urge believers to walk as children of the light during the third Sunday of Lent. The text emphasizes living in goodness justice and truth as a daily practice for the season.
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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1953
Page
6
Epistle verses urge believers to walk as children of the light during the third Sunday of Lent. The text emphasizes living in goodness justice and truth as a daily practice for the season.
The article notes Lenten reflection and mass incentives as saints are honored this week. March 9 memorializes St Frances of Rome, a widow who founded a Benedictine order. The Forty Martyrs are remembered on Tuesday, and St Gregory the Great is celebrated as a Latin Doctor and promoter of Gregorian chant. England’s conversion is tied to St Gregory’s mission with Augustine.
Xavier University hosts the sixth annual Family Life conference March 13 to 16 featuring schools and academies in Cincinnati area. Exhibits show blessed family settings with an 50‑foot center circle display and a pantomime finale by students and parents.
A new teen-ager program will be introduced at Ft. ps on the Miami river to supplement fan lore nature lore and athletic activities with special movies social events dances and musical shows. A teen-agers canteen will serve older campers under supervision of college programs led by Father Carl J. Geers. A chaplain will oversee daily masses Rosary and Benediction at an outdoor shrine.
Father Roger Huser OFM will present the sixth in an eight part marriage preparation series titled The Laws of Marriage. The talk takes place Monday March 9 at 8 p.m. in St Bonaventure's school with emphasis on personal self sanctification through daily fidelity to the Ten Commandments.
A fragment describes using peaches either as a dessert or salad. It lists large peaches halved with walnut meats pineapple cheese spread crisp lettuce and optional dressing, instructing to fill each peach half with cheese spread and top with pecans before serving on lettuce.
Rev. Rawley Myers reflects on Sisters from diverse orders gathered at the Catholic University of America Washington DC. He notes their varied garb and missions from nursing in large hospitals to teaching in schools and caring for orphans and the elderly, all for Christ and shaping young souls.
Fifth grade students discuss developing school spirit through cooperation participation and activities. They emphasize teamwork leadership events like debates fish fries picnics and games to boost pride and avoid harming the school's reputation.
Chiao of Notre Dame argues reading and writing English is not enough. He stresses conversation and cultural understanding as keys to friendships and assimilation, noting slang and sports talk create isolation for Oriental students. He urges stronger English skill and interaction with Americans to grasp American life.
Catholic high school students from Triple AC Science clubs display science projects at a Xavier campus fair in South Hall on March 11. Prizes awarded at the second session Thursday night with Father Peters and Father Ken serving as hosts. Judges include Father Poetker, Dr. Dube, and Tafuri of Xavier schools. Participating schools include Elder, Purcell, Roger Bacon, Seton, and others. Preliminary contests held March 4 and 5 at Elder and Purcell.
Puzzle clues mix religious terms and names. The grid references crosses, beads and symbols appear with entries like Kilmer poem and Stations. a cryptic theme ties Latin God and saintly emblems to cross forms and vocabularies.
St Marys high school students spearhead a drive to curb indecent literature. They send letters to city officials and publishers to enforce Ohio statutes. Police Chief Schrotel spoke to the St Marys assembly, while Cincinnati DJ Bill Dawes featured student leaders Anna Jean Hardin Mary Jace Dwyer and Rosemarie Heisian on his show.
St John of Holy Name society in Deer Park will host two speakers after Mass on March 8 and March 10. Lawyer Deering will discuss war crimes trial review board duties and postwar justice experiences. Police official Sandman, former society president, will speak on youth aid work.
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