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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1952
Page
5
An overview recalls St Patrick the confessor and bishop who fostered Ireland’s faith for 33 years. It notes his mission, the spread of churches and schools, and his death in 464, with prayers and collectings praising his work.
Seventh graders at St. Bernadette’s in Amelia discuss punishments. Responses vary from deprivation of privileges, bed or curfew consequences, to loss of outings and allowances. One student mentions spanking with a broom.
Ella Campoli thanks Pat Pfau and the St Elizabeth's Girl Scout and Brownie troops for a Valentine party with ice cream cake punch and gifts. Troop 651 housekeeper presented. Troop 239 toured Gardner Board Lockwood paper mill to learn cardboard production. Dates set March 24 adults and March 29 for Girl Scouts advisory meeting.
A day of recollection for public high school pupils in Hamilton area includes guest speaker Paul Aumen and admission free. The program at Notre Dame High School in Hamilton offers a social hour afterward directed by Monique Double and Marion Grote with several volunteers. Reservations are via Mrs. Grote or Miss Okers.
The fourth annual Mass for the Friends of Ireland will be offered in St. Andrew's church Cincinnati on Sunday March 16 at 9 30 o'clock. A breakfast in the 001 auditorium will follow. The memorial committee for the event is listed in the article.
The fifth annual Family Life conference at Xavier University South Hall runs March 21 to 23 with lectures by noted authors and visual demonstrations on building a Christian home. Speakers include Fr Schmiedeler and editors from Catholic publications. sessions feature an imagination play and a final address on the vocation of marriage. Family nominations for Family of the Year are invited.
Students at St Agnes Day ton start a monthly school paper The Green and White featuring school colors, school sports, humor, biographies and local topics. Announcement lists top grade winners in an ac project with names Carol Roger Kristine Ruf Alfred Reynolds Seean Wilde Pfahler Ildenhaus.
The second annual fathers and sons Communion and breakfast will be hosted by the Fathers' club of a Catholic high school at a church on March 30. A graduate will address the group. committee members include William Cox chair, Ray Beer, John Rosmarin, Herbert Brune, Von Hagen, Steve O'Donnell, and Ernie Compton.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Cincinnati plans a St. Patrick Day dinner at the Netherland Plaza with Raymond J. Wilson as toastmaster. William J. Wassogake of Reardon Industries and Paul V. Connolly will participate. Father Julian Garrity will give the invocation and Father Aloysius Huber will bless. Mrs. Edward A. Hannon leads the committee, assisted by several members.
The Children of Mary sodality at St. Ursula's convent Cincinnati will sponsor a three day retreat starting March 19 with a 9 a.m. Mass and ending March 21 with a Holy Hour from 2 to 3 p.m. Father Theodore Hesselbrock O F M from Friarhurst retreat house leads the retreat. Mrs Albert Naish is in charge.
A dated schedule lists Catholic radio programs and televised segments across stations in Covington Dayton Cincinnati and Hamilton Ohio and surrounding areas. Programs include Rosary Hour Truth Hour Sacred Heart and Life Is Worth Living with mentions of specific times and stations such as WZIP WONE WLW and WMOH along with locations including Cincinnati Dayton and Covington.
Figure of Civil War naval command Raphael Semmes is profiled as a formidable Confederate leader. The piece notes his actions after the sinking of the Ala and his strategizing to keep Confederate ships afloat amid looming defeat.
A devotional piece relays guidance on religious life through prayer and listening to God. It mixes a modern call to faith with historical notes about Confederate naval figure Semmes, detailing his later life and death, and ends with a teaser for next week’s column by Mary and William Lamers.
Camp Fire Girls of St Bonaventure's parish Cincinnati host the fifth city wide Catholic observance on March 16 at 2 30 pm The event is sponsored by the Catholic Revenue free on Camp Fire under the Catholic Youth organization Girls will assist at Mass in the morning then assemble at St Bonaventure's in the afternoon They are asked to wear service costumes and register upon entering the church A color guard will lead the recessional but flags will not be carried
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