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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1952
Page
2
Catholic priests and sisters vow to serve America’s 340000 Indians including 9000 Indian children in mission schools. The appeal invites donations and prayers to support field workers and expand Christian education, urging action today.
St Agnes PTA schedules a fashion show March 12 with McAlpin’s models and a bake sale. St Aloysius hosts a flower arrangement talk by Vera Quentin Florists. St Catharine’s hosts Father Schmidt on March 13 discussing adolescent development. St Francis Seraph’s, St Gabriel’s, St George’s, St John Baptist’s and St Lawrence’s hold meetings March 12 13 18 12. Our Lady of the Sacred Heart and Our Mother of Sorrows plan meetings with film and program notes. Seton High School Mothers club meets March 11 on Mother Seton topic.
The Mission Apostolate of the Sacred Heart will hear Dr Eileen Macfarlane speak on her experiences in India at 1 30 PM Tuesday March 11 in the church hall 485 E th Street A recitation of the Rosary precedes the meeting St Cecilia's Auxiliary No 168 Knights of St John meets Tuesday March 8 at 8 PM in St Leos Church Members of the group attend a Communion Mass Sunday March 16 at 7 15 in St Leos Archbishop Moeller Circle D of L meets Monday March 10 at Mt Carmel Hall Monsignor e Kuhn chaplain will preside
Mt. St. Joseph’s college hosts a fourth annual one day college for alumnae and friends. On March 29 the course surveys Spanish history past and present with speakers Arthur J. Conway Francisco Inserni Dr. Rachel Sargent Robinson and Mrs Earl Payne. Betty Conway chairs the event.
Twenty one young women including ten from the Cincinnati archdiocese will be received into religious life at Our Lady of Cincinnati College on March 12. Thirteen other members will profess temporary vows in a private ceremony the same day.
The Cincinnati Federation of Catholic PTAs will host a meeting at Our Mother of Sorrows parish Roselawn on March 26. Luncheon served 11:30 to 12:30 followed by Benediction. The 1 p.m. business meeting is led by Mrs. Egbert Uhlman, then a school tour. Reservations via Mrs. Ed Jones or Mrs. Norbert Lonneman. luncheon price 75 cents.
The archdiocesan council of the National Council of Catholic Women schedules a March 18 gathering at the Manchester hotel Middletown with Frank O Noegtne of Dayton presiding. Arch Stohes J Alter of Cincinnati will be the principal speaker and Cincinnati delegates reserve places via cochairmen Mrs Hilda Ruether and Mrs Urban Brichler. A chartered bus departs Greyhound terminal at 9 30 a.m. Reservations close March 15.
A one week mission for women begins Sunday March 9 at St. Mark's church Cincinnati and a men’s mission starts Sunday March 16. The preachers Fathers Henry Druffel and Charles McKay of the Precious Blood run the mission band. Evenings start 7 45 p m with morning masses at 6 30 7 15 7 45 and 8 15. Meditations for St. Mark's school children will also be held.
A series of religious retreats led by Father Edward J Wieber S J will aid engaged young women in discernment toward marriage at the Convent of Marques on April 26 and 27. A vocation retreat at Mary Reparatrix May 30 to June 1 will include talks on married and religious life, with Father Wieber also leading a mothers retreat May 23 to 25.
In its 35th season in Cincinnati the St John Passion Play depicts Judas receiving the dipped bread. Judas is Joseph Schreck of 2839 Claypole, Christ is Louis Bruner of 1834 Race. Schreck an original cast member was backstage in 1918 pledging annual performances. Bruner has worked in the Passion Play 10 years and is an electrical supply company employee. The production runs 13 performances from March 2 to April 8 with tickets at 1723 Republic Street or by GA 1790.
Gently rounded lapels and long flattering lines describe pattern 9187 for a shirt frock in sizes 12 through 42. Size 16 requires 4% yards of 36 inch fabric. send 30 cents and request pattern 9187 from the Catholic Telegraph Register Pattern Department in Chicago.
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