Program of Action for Archdiocesan Catholic Men
A Cincinnati convention launches 19 resolutions for family life education and social justice. Parish and deanery councils will review and adopt them, aiming to sanctify individuals and families, and to influence laws and institutions with Christian principles through active discussion and action.
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Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Men
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Council of Catholic Men
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No More Smears and the Threats to Private Farm Ownership
The piece urges end to distortions after the election and calls for decency and due process in rooting out communism. It highlights Bishop Mulloy warning that creeping private ownership erosion from big industry and capitalists threatens family farms and rural society.
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Congress
Creeping Pee Cei Prions
Mulloy
Covington
National Catholic
Alan
America
Democratic Congressmen urged to unite behind Stevenson plea
Governor Stevenson urged Congress to vote in unity while praying for guidance and world peace. He called for faith in democracy and concern for the less fortunate as the nation moves toward freedom and dignity under God's guidance.
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Stevenson
19 Point Program Outlined by ACCM
The archdiocesan council outlines resolutions on education funding housing wages and property rights. It supports government supported scholarships inspired by the GI Bill and stresses family welfare insurance parish credit unions and parish youth programs.
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ACCM
Booklets on Communism Issued by Catechetical Guild
Two new booklets address Communist methods and history. The Answer to Communism by Douglas Hyde discusses his conversion and 20 years with the Communist Daily Worker. Blueprint for Slavery by Rev James A McCormick reports on Communist methods in China after Red rule.
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Catechetical Guild
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Communist Daily Worker
London
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Maryknoll
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ACCM Opportuntiy To Aid Bishops Work At Convention
The ACCM conference urged clergy to cultivate holiness and engage in study and discussion to amplify influence at home work and community life. Ohio Catholic Welfare conference details were cited as a model for channeling policies in education hospitals social welfare and press. 132 representatives attended the St. Lawrence deanery gathering in Cincinnati with attendance from Cathedral St. Anton Be St. Francis de Sales and others.
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Lincoln Park Drive
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Daytona
Ohio
Hemlock
Catholic Press Society, Inc
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Cincinnati
Father Staunton
Ohio Catholic Welfare Conference
ACCM
OCWC
NCCM
Igame
CYO
Alter
Archdiocesan
Rekr
Wehr
Catholic Radio and TV Programs Listed by Station
A list of sacred Heart and Catholic programming across stations WJEL WZIP WMOH WCPO WLW WLW-T WLW-D and others with times in November including 8:15 am 10:15 am and 12:30 pm slots. Programs include Sacred Heart Rosary Frontiers of Faith Ave Hour and Knights of Columbus.
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Sacred Heart
Radio Rosa Im
Radio Rosary
Ayton
WZIP
Covington
Sac Heart
WMOH
Hamilton
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WCPO
Cincinnati
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Weed
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Frontiers of Faith
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Eear
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Sacred Heart Program
Observations on leadership and democratic duty in the United States
The piece reflects on the burdens of the presidency and governor, urging public prayer for Ike and Lausche. It stresses shared responsibility in government from local officials to Washington and calls citizens to active engagement, writing officials to express wishes and defend the American democratic heritage.
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United States
Lausche
Ohio
Union
Washington
Seine
Oe Eee
Review of Catholic Literature on Social Action by Father LaFarge
The piece discusses Father John LaFarge, S.J., and his views on Catholic social action as presented in The Catholic Mind. It outlines two opposed positions and LaFarge's synthesis: live as Christians with love plus expert knowledge, and engage in social issues within proper limits, condemning theories contrary to justice and charity. It highlights Catholic unity on core moral principles and the role of the Church in moral guidance for business and labor, while avoiding direct control over hiring.
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John LaFarge
S.J
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Ure
Shotha
Germany
BP Seeuney
United States
Organist Ends 45 Year St Clement’s Career in Cincinnati
Frank A. Young of St. Bernard, aged 69, concluded a 45 year church career as organist. He served 42 years at St. Mary’s and St. Veronica’s in Cincinnati. Funeral Mass held at St. Clement’s on Nov. 10 with burial at St. Mary’s Cemetery. Survived by wife Gertrude and five daughters.
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Frank A. Young
St. Sg
St. Bernard
St. Ats
Raat Snelat
St. Vernture’s Church
Cincinnati
St. Clement’s Church
St. Mary’s
Gertrude
Young
Forty Hours Devotion Schedule Across Cincinnati Areas
Devotion periods run November 16 to 23 and November 23 to 30 across multiple Catholic sites in Cincinnati and nearby towns. Participating locations include Blessed Sacrament and Nativity in Cincinnati, Sacred Heart O. W., St. John's Fryburg, St. Nicholas Osgood, St. Paul's Mercer county, St. Raphael Springfield, St. Mary's Novitiate Burkettsville, St. Leo's Cincinnati, U L of Mt Vingsanecent, U L of Perpetual Help Cincinnati, St. Teresa's Little Free Cincinnati, St. Stephen's Cincinnati, St. Anthony Dayton Seton high school Cincinnati.
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Blessed Sacrament
Cincinnati
Nativity
Sacred Heart O. W
St. John’s
Fryburg
St. Nicholas
Osgood
St. Paul’s
Mercer County
St. Raphael’s
Springfield
St. Mary’s Novitiate
Burkettsville
St. Leo’s
U. L. of Mt. Vingsanecent
U. L. of Perpetual Help
St. Teresa’s
Little Free
St. Stephen’s
Cinetanett
St. Anthony’s
Dayton
Seton. High School
Bishop Uraes Emphasizes Christmas Spiritual Side
The Christmas display and program, aided by Cincinnati merchants, aims to stress the spiritual dimension of Christmas. The committee, including Frank Glueck, Mrs Alfred, Rev B Bruce, Father Earl Whalen, and Joseph Roth, promotes decorations and services to “spiritualize Christmas” with community cooperation and Advent themes.
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Cincinnati
Ee Department
Frank Glueck
Knights of Columbus
Alfred
B. Bruce
Council of Churches
Earl Whalen
CVO
Joseph Roth
Catholic War Veterans
John McNally
CWV
Hoke S. Greene
Marie
Mary Ann Kim
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