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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1952
Page
6
The Feast of the Presentation recalls Mary being presented in the temple at age three. Introduced to the Western Church by Gregory XI and celebrated widely by 1585. The Mass asks God to grant that through Mary’s prayers we may be found worthy to be presented in Thy temple.
Mary Ann Hoey says prayer and spreading knowledge of Christ and his life, to help bring Christ back into Christmas. Robert Ross urges attending multiple Masses, receiving Holy Communion, and placing a crib under the tree as a reminder of the holy day. Lou Steuer stresses Christ's birthday and Jesus as savior, echoing the commandment to love God and neighbor.
Holy Trinity eighth graders receive an official charter from the Commission on American Citizenship. St. Marys seventh and eighth graders elect officers for their civics club and both schools participate in Education Week events at St Rita's with open houses and student exhibitions for parents and the community.
Jeffery Flinn of Corpus Christi School Dayton won first prize in a Fire Prevention week safety contest. Forrest Lucas of Dayton Fire Department presented the bicycle in the ceremony attended by Monsignor Harry J. Ansbury and school faculty.
Seton High School staged a Saintly Interlude to interpret the Vigil of All Saints with students dressing as saints and recounting life lessons. The Setonian staff appointed new editors including Shirley Hickey as editor and Mary Elaine Kuntz as managing editor. freshmen named class officers. Our Lady of Angels Archbishop Alter attended Mass at St. Clement's and urged virtue. A talent show and other school events followed, with plans for an CSMC dance and Ice Follies appearance featuring St. Xavier graduates.
More than 700 Girl Scouts representing 21 parishes and 55 troops in Cincinnati renewed their consecration to the Immaculate Conception at the Old Cathedral of St. Peter in Chains. The ceremony featured a flag procession, vows, a sermon by Rev. Earl L. Whalen, and investitures for Holy Name church and St. Xavier groups.
Former news boys will sell a special Cincinnati Enquirer edition in Cincinnati on Monday November 17 from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. The proceeds go to the Hamilton County Council for Retarded Children.
Miss Pat Ten Bieg and Miss Rose Mary Walter chair a Fall Frolic at The Fenwick Cincinnati on Sunday November 16 from 8 30 to midnight. Cecil Youngs orchestra will perform and all single Catholic adults over 18 may attend. Committee members include Carolyn Boeleke Cathy Teufel Jerry Denker Irene Walter Marian Rickling Art Meyer Eileen Kammer Rose Mary Doyle Ray Walter Mary Ellen Donohoe and Ray White.
James Longstreet, famed Confederate general under Lee, is profiled through his early life at West Point, Civil War battles including Sharpsburg and Fredericksburg, his cool leadership under fire, and a note on Burnside’s replacement by Hooker. The narrative blends biographical detail with battlefield vividness and era quotes.
School journalists at Regina High School Regina wa gathered Sat Nov 8 to explore inclusive reporting and reader engagement. Panelists from Grailville Gabriel House and St Elizabeths shared ideas to interview foreign students study saints and coordinate staff study and prayer with an international recreation hour.
Four Camp Fire groups at St. Monica’s parish Cincinnati span sixth through eighth grades and a Horizon club for high school girls. Leaders include Mrs. Robert Stinson as Irish representative and Mrs. Virginia Buchanan and Mrs. Mary Jane Gardner. Girls made novel ties and sold them at a Halloween party to fund a Christmas celebration for a charitable institution. Catholic groups urge Christian Christmas cards this year.
A simple Sage and Onion Stuffing recipe for young cooks. It uses 12 onions, stale bread crumbs, parsley, powdered sage, melted butter, and salt and pepper. Boil onions until tender, chop, then mix with remaining ingredients for easy stuffing.
The piece reflects on national pride and the enduring value of honor as doing what is right even when opposed by the crowd. It cites Lincoln Henry Clay and the contrast between big and little men, urging individuals to stand firm against peer pressure.
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