Veteran music teacher Sister Agnes dies at Mt. St. Joseph's
Laura Eppley from Urbana known as Sister Agnes, veteran music teacher at Mt. St. Joseph's College, died May 11 after a short illness. She entered the Sisters of Cha 48 years ago and wrote hymns and Masses. Survived by three sisters Agatha, ana Sample, Esther Etter and two brothers Weesle and Titus Eppley. Funeral Mass May 14 at Mt. St. Joseph mother house chapel. burial in convent cemetery.
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Italian edition of The Road to Damascus published in Brescia
The Italian edition La Via di Damasco of The Road to Damascus by Rev. John A. O'Brien of the University of Notre Dame has been issued by Marcelliana Publishing in Brescia Italy.
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Slum Reform and Education Urged by Archbishop
Archbishop Paul Emile Leger challenged Montreal businessmen to act within a year to reconstruct slums or face building prisons, reform schools, and insane asylums to curb life blight. The brief item notes the call amid ongoing urban renewal debates.
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Pilgrim Barbara Weber Joins May Barcelona Pilgrimage
Barbara Weber of Corpus Christi parish Dayton, a younger pilgrim, sails May 16 on the S S Constitution under Cardinal Spellman for the International Eucharistic Congress in Barcelona. She travels with her parents as a graduation gift from the Brown County Ursulines School at St Martin. The monthlong journey may include an audience with the Holy Father in early June.
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Requiem Mass for Sister Mary Regina Altwies
Requiem High Mass was celebrated for Sister Mary Regina Altwies 67 in the sodhaheuss chapel at the mother house Lourdes hall She died May 1 in Lourdes hall native of New Riegel Most of her religious life was spent in teaching and she served at the Archbishop's house Cincinnati 1943 to 1950 Since 1950 she resided at the motherhouse Survived by two sisters Mrs Joseph C Clouse and Mrs Ralph Elchert and two brothers Frank Altwies and Ben Altwies
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