Youth and Family Programs Dominate ACCW One Day Parley
About 1,000 women from nine archdiocesan deaneries attended the Solemn Pontifical Mass at St. Peter in Chains Cathedral opening the ACCW convention. Delegates elected officers, debated resolutions urging stronger Christian family life and home-centered education, and called for Catholic Action under Archbishop Alter.
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Council of Catholic Women
Cinc
National Council of Catholic Women
Ohio Catholic Welfare Conferences
St. Peter In Chains
Aoe
Sheraton-Gibson
ACCW
Joseph H. Moeller
Alter
William J. Gauche
Italy Faces Postwar Struggles Amid Unemployment
The Observer notes that Italy, crowded and economically strained after World War II, suffers rising unemployment and emigration restrictions while population pressure and industrial downturn challenge recovery. It contrasts official stats with lived experience, praising Italian merit but calling for broader reforms beyond land policy.
Summer Training for Ex Teachers Set to Address Shortage
A severe shortage of elementary school teachers next year prompts the archdiocesan school board to authorize the archdiocesan superintendent of schools to recruit former teachers. A summer training program will prepare those with educational backgrounds to teach in elementary schools. The 12 students from the Teachers College who will be available next year are already aligned with teaching positions. Parish bulletins urged women with elementary teaching experience to contact the superintendent of parochial schools in Cincinnati 12 for full time or substitute roles.
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Archdiocesan School Board
Archdiocesan Superintendent of
Mentary
Teachers’ College
Ryan
Moeller Avenue
Cincinnati
McNicholas High dedicates new building in Mount Washington
The McNicholas High School complex at Mount Washington Cincinnati will be dedicated May 3 with Archbishop Karl Alter officiating. The facility on Beechmont Ave includes seven classrooms gymnasium and playroom on a 28 acre site opposite Guardian Angels church. The project cost exceeds 300000 and expands the interparochial school established as St Joseph Academy in 1915.
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McNicholas High School
Mt. Washington
Cincinnati
Karl J. Alter
Beethmont Avenue
Guardian Angels’ Church
St. Joseph Academy
St. Joseph’s Academy
Sisters of St. Joseph of
New Orleans
Ce Tor Nty
Cross and Magnificat Inspire Paschal Jubilation
In the Paschal season the church remembers the Cross as the banner of victory. Saint Helena is cited for the Cross bearing the ransom of the world as the Magnificat antiphon appeals to the faithful. The Introit emphasizes salvation, life and resurrection through Jesus Christ.
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St. Helena
Constantine
Christ
Precious Blood Nun dies after 48 years in religious life
Sister M. Marcellina Spitamul leer of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Precious Blood died at Lourdes hall Regina Heights on April 17. Born 1887 in Hausern Baden she spent 21 years at Collegeville Ind and 14 years in New Riegel with other assignments in Kneiprings Rome City Cama and Marywood. Survived by two brothers Ambrose and Albert in Germany.
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Congregation of the Sisters of the Precious Blood
Lourdes
Regina Heights
Hausern
Baden
New Riegel
Collegeville
Ind
Kneiprings
Rome City
Cama
Marywood
Ambrose
Albert
Germany
Conferences of Clergy To Be Held on May 5 6
Clergy conferences for the Cincinnati archdiocese are set for May 5 and 6 at Mt. St. Mary seminary. Senior clergy meet Tuesday and junior clergy Wednesday starting at 11 a.m. The event will address Architivobean Affairs per the Chancery announcement.
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Cincinnati Archdiocese
Mt. St. Mary Seminary
Chancery Office
Catholic Telegraph Register Spring Service Schedule Supplement
This week's Catholic Telegraph Register publishes a special spring supplement listing the schedule of services for all churches in the archdiocese for handy reference.
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Catholic Telegraph Register
Tuition Raised in Catholic High Schools in Hamilton County
Superintendent Carl J. Ryan announced a $10 increase in tuition for Catholic high schools in Hamilton County, Dayton, and surrounding areas. The rate, approved by Arch bishop Alter and archdiocesan school board, rises from $90 to $100 annually with cost shared equally by students and parishes.
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Carl J. Ryan
Archdiocesan School Board
Alter
Hamilton
Dayton
Marian Institute to be Held at Dayton University Library
The Marian library of the University of Dayton hosts the first national Marian institute on June 10 with theme Mary and the Apostolate. The institute will establish an annual gold medal for best English language US book on the Blessed Virgin Mary and publish a list of nominees including The World's First Love and The Seven Words.
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Marian Library of
University of Dayton
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United States
Erunt Ofm
Mark Tea
Richard Tae Hories
Catholic University of Mary- Jos _ di- Grice
Marineine University of
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Rof
Edical Review
Mary
Paul F. Palmer
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Gerald Vann
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Our Lady
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John A. Ebert
Cpomenett Ee Oeseh
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Children Lead Liturgy Demonstration Mass in Satadak ing
A choir of 100 students from St John's School Deer Park performed the Proper of the Mass while the rest sang the responses and motets at a demonstration Mass in Satadak ing. Prof John J Fehring directed 800 voices with music teachers laying the groundwork for congregational singing in parochial schools. Two more demonstration Masses are planned as space limits attendance by adults.
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Satadaking
St. John’s School
Deer Park
John J. Fehring
Fehring
Cincinnati
St.Mary’s Deanery
St. Martins Deanery
Ex Cincinnati Passionist Father Whittle Dies in California
Death came suddenly to Father Whittle a former superior of the Cincinnati monastery in the Passionist order He died April 26 in Sierra Madre California aged 69 He was born in Covington Kentucky professed in 1922 ordained in Des Moines 1924 and served as superior in Cincinnati 1932 1935 later teaching Gregorian chant Survivors include three brothers John Paul and Richard Whittle in Kentucky and Georgia He lay in state with funeral set for Sierra Madre April 29.
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Cross. Monastery
Cincinnati
Sierra Madre
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Kentucky
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Des Moines
Chicago
Louisville
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Sierra’ Maidre
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Covington
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Park Hills
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Atlanta
School Head Calls Youth Not Going to Dogs at CAPA Meet
Father J Franer, archdiocesan superintendent, told theCatholic Advisers Press Association at Our Lady of Cincinnati College that youth are not beyond help. He urged schools to expand a strong public relations program through press, radio, TV, and student papers to counter negative coverage and involve youth in civic projects. He warned against exploitive programs and praised CAPA for maintaining city wide public relations for Catholic schools.
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Accoares
Sigant Archdiocesan
Catholic Advisers’ Press Association
Our Lady of Cincinnati College
Father Franer
Edi
Franer
Cincinnati
Council of Agencies
CAPA
Chine Group to Hear Two Leaders May 8 at Wyoming parish
Two national leaders of the Guild of St Paul will address the St James parish meeting on May 8 at 8 30 pm. Father Leonard NI founder and national director and Miss Margaret McLaughlin retired University of Kentucky professor will speak. the event moved from May 6 to accommodate them. McLaughlin will discuss A Trip to Oberammerau and no admission will be charged with refreshments served.
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Sst Paul
St. James Parish
Moss Hie
Father Leonard NI
A Itar
Margaret McLaughlin
University of Kentucky
Holy Father
George van Lokeren
Wyoming ‘Unit
McLaughlin
Oberammerau
Guild of St. Paul
Sprinfield Pike
Wyoming
Annex Approval for St. Margaret’s North College Hill
The St. Margaret’s parish in North College Hill receives archdiocesan approval to build a large annex at the rear of the line school building on recently acquired property. Details are unsettled but the addition is needed for the crowded 14 classrooms with two first grade groups sharing shifts. Construction is expected to finish next year and enrollment is projected to rise next September.
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St. School
North Hill
Archdiocesan
Line
Catholics May Eat Meat on Friday May 1
Rome reports a papal decree granting universal approval for Catholics to eat meat on May 1. The action, prompted by requests from ordinaries, requires no further bishop action and applies worldwide.
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Rome
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