Supreme Court Advances Lane Church-State Idea
Notre Dame analysis says the high court favors church state cooperation in education, noting a shift from neutrality to recognizing a religious tradition. Warnings remain that parental rights in schooling are underemphasized, with emphasis on church state cooperation over parental control.
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Lane
Notre Dame
Ind
U.S. Supreme Court
New York
Oe Reed
NCWC
Notre Dame Lawyer
Law Review
University of Notre Dame
McCollum
Jefferson
Zorach
Reed
Zarech
Clausen
Ncwc Wire
Capitol Rotunda Frieze To Have Related Finish
Washington notes Capitol frieze in the rotunda will be finished by artist Allyn Cox of New York, 72 years after Constanti no Brumidi laid the original. Brumidi, called the Michelangelo of the Capitol, painted 25 years, from Columbus to the Revolutionary War. Castaggini submitted designs but the two 1,800 foot long schemes were not approved.
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Washington
Allyn Cox
New York
Congress
Capitol
Constantino Brumidi
United States Capitol
Brumidi
Sign of Cross Symbol Proposed to Boost Morale Behind Iron Curtain
Fort Wayne industrialist A Clemens proposes using the Sign of the Cross to raise spirits of service members in Red-controlled nations. The plan circulated to Martin Work of NCMM, Foy Kohler of Voice of America, and Admiral H Miller, who endorsed discussing it with church authorities in Rome to avoid endangering clergy behind the Iron Curtain.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Iron Curtain
Mr. Clemens
Martin H. Work
National Council of Catholic Men
Foy D. Kohler
Voice of America Broadcasting Service
New York
H. B. Miller
USN
Radio Free Europe
Admiral Miller
Rome
Diamond Jubilee Observed for Brother Anthony in New Jersey
Brother Anthony of the Sacred Heart marked his diamond jubilee at St. Joseph's House of Studies Metuchen New Jersey on November 27. Born in France in 1876 he joined the congregation in 1889 and pronounced final vows in 1900. He has taught in New Orleans Mansura Metuchen and other cities through the years.
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Metuchen
N. J
Anthony
S.C
St. Joseph’s House of Studies
France
New Orleans
Mansura
Okla
Fisher Philanthropy Totals Over Million For Notre Dame Gifts
The late Mrs. Fred Fisher gave Notre Dame three major gifts including Fisher Hall a 750000 memorial to her late husband and 250000 for a student loan fund in 1949. She also donated 17 rare paintings and three tapestries to the Wightman art gallery in 1951 featuring works by Veneto Pollaiuolo Rominey and Boucher.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Fisher
Notre Dame University
Fred Fisher
Fisher Body Company
Detroit
Mich
University
Fenwick CYO Events and Meetings Calendar
A list of Fenwick based CYO activities from November 29 to December 18 includes anniversaries at Kemper Lane hotel football double header at 2 pm and events through December 18 such as basketball rosters due youth meetings and volleyball clinics across The Fenwick Xavier Commercial St. Mark's and local parishes with SDS meetings and leadership trainings scheduled.
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CYO
Kemper Lane
X.A
Sun- 7
SDS
Genesian Guild
The
Xavier Commercial
Deanery Ipestae
Cincinnati
Genesian Guild Communion
Catholicath’ Adoration
Atholic
St. Mark’s
CYO gridiron finalists set for Mt Healthy and St Clement’s clash
Mt Healthy and St Clement’s earned spots in the CYO finals at Xavier Stadium, after victories in the winners bracket. Assumption Mt Healthy defeated defending champion St Aloysius 12 6. St Clement’s beat Summit 18 6 to reach the final.
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St. Clement's
Dale Ott
Russ Carmasino
St. Aloysius
Mt. Healthy Boys
Abolitionism Debate Shapes Ohio Churches Before Civil War
Father Thomas P. Conry of Xavier University surveys Ohio church records in the Historical Bulletin. He argues abolitionist zeal helped elect leaders opposed to slavery and notes Catholic views varied from opposition to abolitionism to distrust of legislative reform.
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Thomas P. Conry
Xavier University
The
Historical Bulletin
University of St. Louis
Father Conry
Lane Seminary
Cincinnati
Oberlin College
Salmon P. Chase
Benjamin Wade
Joshua Giddings
Catholic Telegraph
Xavier
Third Order Unit Sets Prayer Day in Hamilton
The St Stephen’s fraternity of the Third Order of St Francis holds a day of recollection at J Stephen’s church in Hamilton on Sunday December 7 from 1 30 to 4 30 pm. Father Stanley Bir will preach with services including the Rosary litany Way of the Cross and Benediction.
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Third Order of St. Francis
J. Stephen’s Church
Hamilton
Stanley Bir
C.F.M
Cincinnati
Fenmont Auditorium
Regis Mehn
O.F.M
Father Stanley
Third Order
Kappa Gamma Pi Plans National Communion Sunday
The 6,800 members of Kappa Gamma Pi will observe a nation wide Communion Sunday on January 25 1958. Miss Mary B Syron of Detroit national chairman says the January date honors the founder Very Rev Francis V Corcoran C M.
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Lakewood
Kappa Gamma Pi
Catholic Women’s Colleges
Mary B. Syron
Detroit
Francis V. Corcoran
C.M
Indian congress amends preamble to invoke Divine Guidance
In a Cosmopolitan hotel session the 200 delegates of the American Indian congress voted unanimously to amend the constitution’s preamble. An elder noted no prior statement about god and the delegates agreed to invoke the Divine Guidance of God upon this organization.
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Denver
Colo
American Indian Congress
Congress
Turkey Trot planned at Fenwick for adults 18 plus
Ruth Bonacini heads hospitality committee for the Turkey Trot fundraiser hosted by Cincinnati CYO this Sunday at 8 30 p m at Fenwick for Catholics over eighteen. Committee members include Elaine Bills Rose Hellman Mary Lou Hoenemeier Martha Ann Kemner Dennis McGinnis William Pochard George Hall and Walter Herrmann with chairmen Jerry Denker Betty Rockey and John Fehring Jr whose orchestra will perform.
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Cincinnati Cyo
Fenwick
Elaine Bills
Rose Hellman
Mary Lou Hoenemeier
Martha Ann Kemner
Dennis McGinnis
William Pochard
George Hall
Walter Herrmann
Jerry Denker
Betty Rockey
John Fehring, Jr
CYO Ladies Volleyball Play Enters Final Phase
The CYO Young Ladies volleyball season nears its end with no clear champion in the Western and Eastern divisions. St. Clement's tops the East by beating Sts. Peter and Pauls 15 1 15 4 and remains undefeated, while St. Martin's seniors lead the Central standings after a 15 5 18 3 win over St. Lace's senior. Upcoming Dec 1 matches feature St Elizabeths St Clement's Holy Family and others in close playoff races.
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Summit
Airport Field
Bill Grote
Grote
St. Clement
Dave Armbruster
Dave Dave Armbruster
Armbruster
CYO
Sts. Peter and Paul’s
St. Elizabeth’s
St. Francis Seraph’s
St. Mark's
St. Martin’s
St. Lace’s
OLA
St. Patrick’s
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