Dayton sculptor argues art must reveal saintly essence
Dayton artist and teacher Robert C. Koepnick criticizes modern sculpture as overly realistic or artificial. He urges capturing spirit over mere likeness, noting his prize winning wood carving Woman and a shared first in a national competition. He trained at Dayton Art Institute and Cranbrook, served in the U. S. Army Air Force, and works in Dayton.
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New York
National Catholic Welfare Conference
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Bishop Bartholome Urges Parents to Embrace Priestly Parenthood
Coadjutor Bishop Peter W. Bartholome of St. Cloud urged fathers and mothers at Xavier University’s Family Life Institute conference in Cincinnati to reclaim parenthood as a priestly vocation. He warned of a rapid collapse of Matrimony, calling for spiritual renewal of marriage and family life through prayer, religious education, and daily devotions in the home. He praised Xavier officials and highlighted prize-winning student displays on sacraments.
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St. Aloysius’ Parish
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Celestin J. Steiner
St. Gabriel’s High School
Glendale
Lady of Mercy High School
Mount Notre Dame Academy
Reading
St. Ursula’s Academy
George Berwanger
St. George’s Seminary
Norman Gérdsen
William T. Kilduf
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Passion and Covenant Echoes Rise Amid Lent Reflections
A religious meditation ties the year of Our Lord to Lent prep with references to Gueranger and St. Paul. It notes Christ as Mediator of the New Testament and the cross as tree of life, urging devotion as the Church recalls Passion tide amid gloom.
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UN AMERICAN TEACHERS AGITATE CHURCH FIELD
The Observer reports on Harold H. Velde of the House committee admitting a possible church inquiry. Protests arise from clergymen who warn against a witch hunt. The paper argues the core issue is whether ministers and educators promote atheistic materialism, not party membership.
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House UN- American Activities Committee
Velde
Communist Party
Japan
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Observer
Giant Archdiocese Building Project Totals $7 594 000
The Sacred Heart church in McCartyville opened on St. Joseph's day with dedication planned for May 14. Archdiocesan Building committee reports 39 projects in progress or planned, totaling about 7.594 million dollars, with 5.354 million for ongoing work and 2.24 million for planning.
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Sacred Heart
McCartyville
St. Joseph’s
Edward H. Summe
Archdiocesan Building Committee
Alumnae Record Great In Teaching Religion
The International Federation of Catholic Alumnae reports 400 Cincinnati children in non Catholic schools received religious instruction last year, up from 290. Archbishop Alter praised Catholic Action and urged continued zeal, noting 49 transfers, 12 baptisms, 32 first communions, and 3 confirmations. Margot Timberman was remembered for over 20 years as an IFCA instructor.
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Cincinnati
International Federation of Catholic Alumnae
St. Ila’s Academy
Karl J. Alter
IFCA
Margot Timberman
Alter
Catholic Men To Distribute Resolutions Booklets
Thousands of ACCM booklets with commentary on archdiocesan matters will be distributed to parish units next week. A limited number will be given without charge to parish councils, with extra copies at 25 cents each.
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Priest Urges Social Justice Sermons From Pulpits
Monsignor Flanagan stressed in a Catholic Times piece that priests must preach on living wages unions rights and duties private property government roles in economics and workers family thrift and fair work. He urged pulpits to model Christian charity and social justice.
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Monsignor Flanagan
Catholic Times
Owensville Family Receives Xavier Conference Honor
The Edward A. Evans family of Owensville St. Louis parish earned the annual Family of the Year award from Xavier University Family Life conference. They have housed 15 foster children over time, six now living with them, and the family prays together nightly and observes first Friday and first Saturday communions.
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Xavier University Family Life Conference
Edward A. Evans
St. Louis’ Parish
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Edwin W. Dittman
St. Louis
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