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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1953
Page
4
A jurist criticizes the United States for silence on Cardinal Stephiac and Catholic Americans enduring hard liberty struggles amid anti Catholic bigotry, recounting past massacres and the long uphill fight for equal rights in America.
New York jurist urges action for religious liberty and missionary support. Murphy recalls Alger Hiss case, notes surviving discrimination and the need to baptize unbaptized and carry on outreach for Catholic missions in the United States.
E Nelson High and Son erected a marker at 1016 Schmidt Ridge, Cincinnati MA 3283 in a cemetery project noted in local notices.
Eighth grade students at St. Catherine’s School Cincinnati promote civic projects through the 8.C.S. Civics club. They sponsor a poster campaign to Put Christ into Christmas and raise funds for CARE food packages for overseas relief. Officers include Daniel Mesch president Kathleen Byrne treasurer and Virginia Annette Spraul secretary.
Sister Mary Natalia born Mary Beckman, a St Francis nun and sister of Archbishop Francis J. L. Beckman of Dubuque Iowa, died in Hartwell. Funeral services and burial details follow, highlighting her long service in the St Francis community.
A Xavier University project receives lab equipment funded by the Fathers Club. The club plans six dinners across the area during the week of April 12 with district chairs guiding events at Union Building on campus and Western Hills country club for the final district.
Members of the Legion of Mary in Cincinnati will attend the annual Acies ceremony at St. Henrys Church on Flint Street. Father Edward B. Kotter will lead a consecration to the Immaculate Heart of Mary and a pledge to combat evil. A sermon, Rosary, Legion prayers, and Benediction finish the rites. Mrs. James Boler chairs arrangements with local officers and committee members named.
John Nolan will review Evelyn Waugh novel Men at Arms at Critics Forum on Tuesday March 24 at 8 p m in the Mercy rial Nurses auditorium 225 Second street Hamilton. The Hamilton circle of the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae sponsors the event. Nolan is a Cincinnati native with degrees from the University of Cincinnati Xavier University and public library board service. Robert W. Puthoff will moderate the session.
A Hawaii Territory Legislature bill to allow underage service members to buy liquor drew protests from church leaders and military officials. The push faces opposition over youth access and public safety concerns.
Norwood council Knights of Columbus will host a Jubilee breakfast at Obeth’s school cafeteria with Grand Knight Harold Bhlendort presiding. Monsignor August J. Kramer of Catholic Charities will speak. A Mass at St Elizabeth’s Church follows with color guard, processions, and an initiation for a class of candidates scheduled for April 12 at St Patrick’s Hall.
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