Centenary Set May 10 by Greenville Parish
The Greenville Catholic parish marks its centenary of founding and the church’s golden jubilee with a May 10 celebration. Archbis J Alter will celebrate a Sol Pontificial Mass at St Marys church at 10 30. The region’s Catholic history began with Charles Carron and family settling near the town in 1833 and a log chapel used before 1840.
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Greenville
Archbis
J. Alter
Charles Carron
Louis Navarron
L. Meyer
Dayton
John J. Brinker
St. Sears Ot Eemer
Sidney
St. Marys
Cerem
Eafet
Henry Flaute
Anna Schmitmeyer
Frank Watercutter
Enna
Augustine’s, Minster
Father Summe
Deaf Welfare Center to Move to St Louis Church
The Cincinnati Adult Deaf Welfare center moves this month from 2021 Auburn Avenue to a downtown St Louis church under archdiocesan authority. Now run by St Rita School for the Deaf priests, the site will be sold to a physician who will convert one building into a medical clinic.
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Cincinnati
Adult. Deaf Welfare Center
Auburn Avenue
St. Louis’ Church
Archdiocesan
St. Rita School For the
Old Cathedral Rites Slated in Pro Tem Church
Work begins this summer on restoring the Old Cathedral with services moved to a temporary church in the former seventh street garage building north of Elm and Plum. Father Cornelius H. Jansen leads the renovation as the rectory is razed and a temporary rectory is arranged nearby.
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Seventh Street
Elm
Plum Streets
Cincinnati
Cornelius H. Jansen
Archbishop Praises Little Sisters of the Poor Efforts in Cincinnati
Archbishop Alter commends the Little Sisters of the Poor for self sacrificing charity in caring for the aged in the Cincinnati archdiocese since 1868. He says vocations shortage forces reliance on charity while allowing door collections after Mass. The two homes serve over 426 elderly residents and priests are urged to promote vocations locally.
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Alter
Little Sisters of the Poor
Cincinnati
Archdocese
Oor
Ascension Day Sermon Reflections and Collect Theme
The text praises Ascension Sunday with psalm verses and gospel contrasts of Jesus departing for the Father. It highlights the angels’ question to the Apostles and urges a disposition to dwell in the Spirit while aiming to keep faith as Christ ascends.
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Heaven
Repeal Possibility For Censorship Law
An editorial notes possible repeal of Ohio movie censorship despite the Ohio Supreme Court upholding the law. Senate Education committee chair Mosher backed repeal amid Catholic War Veterans and Knights of Columbus opposition. Senator Hoffman opposed abolition without a replacement regulatory system.
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Ohio
Stat Supreme Court
Education Committee
Senate
Tr.reill
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
Mosher
K. of C
Grou
Fred Hoffman
Cincinnati
Comitee
Catholic War Veterans
Ohiough
Mr. Malloy
Armed Forces Day Blood Drive Planned for Cincinnati Center
The Cincinnati Defense Blood Center will host Armed Forces Day on May 15 with participation from all military branches. John J. Rowe Jr. urges civilians to donate between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Appointments can be made by calling the Red Cross at PA 2665.
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Armed Forces
Cincinnati Defense
John J.rowe, Jr
Cross
Red Cross
Teachers College Expands Program Across Catholic Colleges
Archdiocese announces transfer of education courses from the Teachers College to four Catholic colleges next fall as part of an Athenaeum plan. Mt St Marys, St Gregorys consider new elementary training. Our Lady of Cincinnati and Mt St Josephs broaden education departments. Xavier and Dayton offer teacher training options.
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Teacher College
Archdiocesan
Teachers’ College
Our Lady’ of Cincinnati
Mt. St. Joseph’s Colleges
Archdiocesan School Board
Teachers’ College of the Athenaeum
Sionele Plete
Archdi
Carl J. Ryan
College of Mt
University of Dayton
Priests' Home Planned for St Richard of Chichester
The eight year old St. Richard of Chichester parish in College Hill Cincinnati will gain a resident pastor under Father Florian B. Hartke C.PP.S. Work on a new priest residence starts soon and should finish late this year. The Society of the Precious Blood has led the parish since its start, with priests previously housed at St. Mark's or St. Clare's. The residence is a one and a half story brick and wood structure. The property will also receive landscaping a parking area and an athletic field.
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St. Richard of Chichester
College Hill
Cincinnati
Florian B. Hartke
C.pp.s
Society of the Precious Blood
St. Mark's
St. Clare's Church
Most Important Novena to Open to Holy Ghost
Archbishop Alter proclaims the most important novena in the Church to the Holy Ghost, opening next to May 15 and closing May 23 in all churches and chapels. It aims to prepare the faithful for Pentecost and emphasizes the Holy Spirit as the source of the supernatural life of the soul and truth in a confused world.
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Alter
Western World Catholics Should Understand East
London scholar Donald Attwater urged Western Catholics to study Eastern Catholic rites to foster unity between rites. He warned against uniformity that erases cultural differences and noted the Orthodox church’s close ties and persecution in Soviet Russia.
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Cincinnati
Taot Wa
Donald Attwater
U. S
Mr. Attwater
Soviet
Russia
Retreat House for Women Opens at Maria Stein Shrine
The Sisters of the Precious Blood plan a women’s retreat house at Maria Stein near Regina Heights convent. The shrine houses one of the Western Hemisphere’s largest relic collections including True Cross nails and the Blessed Virgin’s veil. Retreats begin with weekends June 5-7 July 17-19 and August 21-23 under Our Lady of the Rock. Reservations by mail, in person, or by telephone Maria Stein 793.
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Cincinnati
Sisters of the Precious Blood
Maria Stein
Mer
Roy F. Grotenrath
C.pp.s
Regina Heights
Art
Regina High School
Spire of Holy Trinity To Be Demolished After Condemnation
The venerable Holy Trinity church spire on West Fifth Street in Cincinnati has been condemned as unsafe by city building inspectors. A complete examination will assess whether further preservation steps are needed. Services may move to the adjacent Betow Building while repairs are considered.
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Holy Trinity Church
West Fifth Street
Cincinnati
Eye Chancery
Betow
Allegheny Mountains
Holy Trinity
Sacred Heart of Jesus
Frontier Call
Cinemer
Hy Ding
Church of the Immaculate Ception
Mt. Adams
St. Joseph of Nazareth
Rev Joachim Gemperline to Be Ordained in Louisville
The Rev Joachim Gemperline will be ordained to the priesthood at the Cathedral of the Assumption in Louisville on Saturday May 30. The ceremony marks his preparation for ministerial duties in the church.
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Joachim Gemperline
Paris
Pri
Cathedral of the Assumption
Uisville
Sacred Heart Church McCartyville Dedicated May 14
Sacred Heart Church McCartyville to be dedicated Ascension Thursday May 14. The 15th century style Indiana limestone building seats 440 with a 60 foot bell tower and acts as a parish center after a tornado damaged earlier structures. Archbishop Alter will bless, celebrate Mass, and confirm 77 children.
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Sacred Heart Church
McCartyville
Archbishop Alter Urges Women to Restore Christian Culture
Archbishop Karl J. Alter of Cincinnati urged delegates at the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women convention to articulate Christian convictions in public life to counter secular influences. He warned against a creeping secular culture and called for united Catholic action to shape policy, home life, and morality. About 850 women from 19 counties attended the one day meeting marking ACCW reorganization with officers listed.
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Karl J. Alter
Cincinnati
Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women
Alter
ACCW
Archbishop Alter
Archbishop Altér
Dayton U Graduation to Honor 353 Seniors on June 7
A class of 353 University of Dayton seniors will graduate at commencement in the National Cash Register auditorium on Sunday June 7 at 2 30 PM. Eighteen degrees will be awarded with honors. Business administration leads with 106 graduates followed by education 104 science 57 arts 46 and engineering 40. Graduates come from 16 foreign countries and two U S territories.
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University of Dayton
National Cash Register
Paukary
Itwo
U. S Territories
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