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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1952
Page
3
A reflection on modern media overload as words and images swirl through daily life. The piece urges Christians to welcome the Holy Ghost, recall Pentecost, and renew devotion in homes through prayer and singing to protect minds from secular noise.
The archdiocese notes two men to be ordained this spring while December ordinations and future classes address ongoing need. Vocations reflect family life and faith, with parish societies and national councils coordinated to renew parish vigor and deepen apostolic work across the Church.
Active church parish societies embrace Archbishop Alter's letter announcing affiliation with the National Pen organization to pool candlelight into a powerful searchlight against present-day evils. The move aims to unite loyal church members under a national program for coordinated service and outreach.
An editorial notes growing anti-Catholic sentiment alongside anti-Semitism and urges equal concern for all bigotry. It cites the Anti-Defamation League finding anti-Catholicism has replaced Jew-baiting among some hatemongers and calls for universal justice.
Joseph O Meara, Xavier University alumnus, has been named dean of the Notre Dame College of Law by Father John J Cavanaugh. O Meara, a 1921 Xavier arts graduate, succeeds Clarence E Manion who resigned to focus on private practice and public speaking. He has law degrees from Cincinnati and is a Cincinnati attorney with ties to Columbus firms and a history of teaching and legal writing.
Area readers discuss the Little Office as a Christian liturgy. It blends Jewish prayers hymns and scripture lessons. The practice, linked to Mary devotion, faces criticism for the time required to recite it.
Requiem High Mass for Sister Mary Cecilia 76 of the Sisters of Charity of the Good Shepherd was held at Mt. St. Marys Convent Price Hill. Born Julia B. Bell she joined the order in 1925 at Carthage after decades of service she retired to Mt. St. Marys and is buried in the provincial convent cemetery.
The article lists several priests ordained for Glenmary and Home Missioners, detailing birthplaces and education. It notes First Solemn Masses in various churches including St Teresa's Cincinnati and St Stephen's Hamilton, with dates and participating clergy. Four newly ordained priests from Forestville plan to go to Italy after ordination. two will join Verona Fathers missions in Africa.
Schedule lists Forty Hours' Devotion from June 1 to 8 at St. Cecilia's in Cincinnati St. John’s in Deer Park St. Ignatius in Monfort Heights St. Stephen's in Dayton and St. Benignus in Greenfield. From June 8 to 15 Holy Family in Frenchtown St. Mary's in Middletown St. Veronica’s in Mt. Carmel.
James A. Farley argues politics is not dirty when guided by duty. He says politicians serve both God and man, with dual responsibilities to divine stewardship and secular welfare. Kerwin in The Grail explains Korea policy, defending intervention and criticizing critics of U S foreign action.
The piece discusses proposed U S immigration policy measures aimed at excluding communists and subsversives while allowing admitted aliens to claim refugee status. It notes a planned three year program, President authority for refugee transport and education, and urges citizens to contact their senators. It also cites refugee exodus from Soviet zones and Europe’s population pressures influencing the stance.
The pope calls Catholic women to extend beyond home duties into public life and international peacework. He urges mothers to educate children in a Christian vision and asks women to transform sentiment into action for justice, fraternity, and world harmony.
The Dayton orphanage project moves forward with about two thirds of funds raised from bequests and previous picnics. The St Joseph orphans home dates to 1873 with earlier support from the St. Jo orphan society begun in 1849. Father Raymond Schroder notes long-running support and recalls a 1864 picnic as groundwork for the new home.
Radio and TV slots listed for Sacred Heart Ave Maria Hour Hour of St. Francis and other Catholic programs across Cincinnati Dayton Covington Springfield Middletown with times on WZIP WCPO WSAI WCKY and WHIO TV. Listings include Sacred Heart Ave Maria Hour Ave Maria and Family circles with multiple stations and broadcast times.
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