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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1952
Page
3
An article urges employers to hire physically handicapped workers, arguing they are capable and loyal. It cites Cincinnati’s Guardian parish example where 30 percent of 250 employees are disabled, noting stabilizing effects and Christlike compassion as practical motivation for inclusive hiring.
The Italian government closed twenty two Protestant churches for failing to obtain required permits under local law. Observers note most will reopen once compliance is achieved. The dispute prompts mixed views among Americans and calls for diplomatic handling to avoid broader tensions.
The piece proclaims joy as a hallmark of true Christianity and ties it to Mass and the Rosary. It cites Mary’s beauty and grace, relates the Rosary to salvation history, and urges meditation on its mysteries to renew Christian exultation as Mary and Christ’s love are honored. It recalls the Rosary's past role in turning back invasion and urges prayer for Christendom’s protection.
The piece argues against hasty use of the term persecution as Protestants in Italy face pressure. It notes the Italian context and mentions the Protestant Church of Christ being treated in Italy, urging cautious assessment of mistreatment claims.
The Holy Father pledges prayers and guidance for a coming European Confederation as Schuman Plan progress accelerates. He calls for an atmosphere of truth justice and love of Christ beyond political ties and urges restraint and non retaliation to foster lasting union.
Archbishop Alter will lead a Living Rosary pageant with Marian society members in formal dress circling the field holding candles. The ceremony ends with Benediction and Te Deum. If rain forces a postponement, events move to Tuesday evening Oct 7.
Editor invites support for the Little Sisters home at 476 Riddle Road housing 234 elderly. repairs and foundation work strain finances. Edgar L. Willig urges monthly fundraisers and donations to cover sewer, flooring, and restoration costs. Also appeals for magazines and faith literature for inmates at Elmira reformatory, with contact details and gratitude.
Frank J. Reiber from Dunham Hospital Cincinnati commends WLW host Peter Grant for the Sept 19 program detailing the history of Cathedral of St Peter in Chains and for his sales pitch raising funds for restoration. He hopes many listeners heard it.
Catholic parishes across Ohio and Cincinnati list Forty Hours' Devotion from Oct 5 to 13 with Holy Name Sunday on Oct 12. Participating churches include St Lawrence Cincinnati Our Lady of Sacred Heart Reading St Michael Ft Loramie St Aloggius Delhi St Johns Maria Stein en Dolors Monroe St Veronica Hamilton Our Lady of the Rosary St Marys St Paul Yellow Springs St Antoninus Cincinnati St Boniface Cincinnati St Edward Cincinnati Our Lady of the Rosary Dayton St Matthew Norwood St James White Oak St Jerome California St Wendelin Mercer County St Rita's School for the Deaf Lockland.
Fulton Oursler urges Bible study as a lifelong discipline and highlights how regular readers gain inspiration and insight. He notes Catholics are connected to Scripture through Mass prayers and ceremonies and recommends starting with Luke, Acts, and Old Testament histories for grounding.
The Salisbury Cathedral in England rises 400 feet above the Avon plain, famed for its 13th century unity and Early English style. Built 1220 to 1266, its exterior retains beauty despite 18th century interior changes by James Wyatt, including removal of screens, monuments, and stained glass.
Reviewer summarizes an Information-October piece by an anonymous priest classifying Mass attendees into groups such as fervent listeners, spell bound, conversationalists, brooders, industrious, and listeners. The article argues attentive congregations inspire better sermons through shared effort between preacher and people.
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