Franciscan Bishop Rembert Kowalski Released After China Detention
Bishop Rembert Kowalski OFM of Wuchang Hupeh China freed after two and a half years as a prisoner of the Communist regime. He arrived in Hong Kong last week and Cincinnati reports his good health. Kowalski, 69, native of Calumet Michigan, served in Far East missions since 1926 and was consecrated bishop in 1942.
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Cincinnati
Hong Kong
Rembert Kowalski
O.F.M
Wuchang
Hupeh
China
Far East
Calumet
Mich
Hhouse
Shanghai
Red Invasion Inc
ACCM Plans Bulletin and Training Program Launch
The Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Men reports two major efforts this week. The ACCM Bulletin will begin mailing this weekend to parish officers and pastors, and a training program is planned to recruit 2,000 bulletin copies and support local parish initiatives. Monsignor Schneider and Father Favret contribute messages and articles for the first issue.
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Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Men
ACCM
Accm Bulletin
Accm Executive Board
Robert L. Otto
Acee
Joseph J. Scneider
Raymond Favret
Dayton
St. Martin’s
Fayetteville High School
Donald Kneipp
Donald Tenoever
October Rosary Urged Across Archdiocese for Family Faith
The archdiocese urges families to join the Holy Father's call for October Family Rosary. A chancer y bulletin notes prayer as the strongest antidote to social evils and encourages public Rosary devotions daily in October in churches and chapels.
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England
Bible called vital power in modern world by scholar
Father Plassmann of St Bonaventure’s and 27-year Saint Bonaventure’s College leader tells Cincinnati Medievalists the Holy Bible remains alive amid modern critique. He notes its unity, divine message, and Roman Pontiffs' caution with readings. Next meeting Oct 21 features Charles Brady at Canisius College.
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Father Thomas
Jaméd
Cincinnati
Father Plassman
Christ the King Seminary
St. Bonaventure
N. Y
Father Plassmann
St. Bonaventure’s College
Nile
Mia
Holy See
Westphalia
Germany
Quincy College
Catholic University of America
Rome
Louvain
Jerusalem
I. J Berni
Urban Wiethe
O.F.M
Charles A. Brady
Canisius College
Buffalo
Sheraton-Gibson Hotel
Archbishop Alter Receives German Distin Service Cross
Germany awarded Archbishop Alter the Distinguished Service Cross with Star for U S Catholic Relief Work in Germany. President Heuss presented the honor in Frankfurt with Hans Lukaschek officiating. Alter praised relief aid that totaled over 40 million dollars since WWII, aiding both halves of Germany. Also honored were James Norris with the Distinguished Service Cross and Father Alfred Schneider with the Service Cross First Class.
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Germany
U. S
NCWC
Lukaschek
War Relief Services
Alfred J. Schneider
Estern Germany
Firsteclass
The Wedding Garment and the Call to Holiness
A Sunday reflection on the wedding feast as a picture of heaven and God's invitation. The feast requires the scarlet robe of charity and the new man created in justice and truth, with Paul urging renewal and honest speech among neighbors.
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St. Gregory
West Milton Parish Plans New Rectory for Pastor
The Church of the Transfiguration of Our Lord will add a seven room ranch style rectory on S. Miami Street near Route 48 to house Pastor Father Michael Hinssen. The wood frame building will match church architecture, cost about $20,000, and replace the older home bought in October 1952.
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Church of the Transfiguration of Our Et Eetonats
Father Michael Hinssen
S. Miami Street
West Milton
Father Hinssen
Holy Name Union Decries Blasphemous Language in Papers
The Union of Holy Name Societies of the Washington Archdiocese adopts a resolution denouncing blasphemous language in newspapers, urging publishers to show reverence in reporting religious topics.
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Holy Name Union
Washington, D. C
Union of Holy Name Societies
Washington Archdiocese
Charitable Motive Urged In Community Chest Drive
A pastoral letter from Archbishop urges gifts to the Community Chest be inspired by divine and human love. He warns against overreliance on the state, calls for voluntary charity to supplement government spending, and asks faithful to contribute according to means to unite the community in spirit and welfare.
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Archae Ath
Wishup River Uis
Archdiocesan
Community Chest
Eaton Council 3698 becomes first K of C in Preble County
A new Knights of Columbus council, Eaton Council 3698, was formed in Eaton with 45 transfers and 26 new members on September 20. Key officers include Robert C. Barne as grand knight and Leo A. Remaklus as deputy grand knight. Monsignor William O'Donnell delivered the keynote at a postinitiation banquet attended by state and local officials.
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Knights of Columbus
Preble County
Eaton
Eaton Council
Robert C. Barne
Leo A. Remaklus
Breen Meier
Joseph L. Lowman
Paul Neiberding
Harry A. Sharkey
State
K. of
Larry Roger
Thomas Dowd
Anthony Bush
Paul Gruler
Tea
Elwin Vander Haar
Ted Calvo
Spiritual Values Training Youth Leaders Initiated in Cincinnati
A leadership program for youths 18 and older launches in Cincinnati under the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Youth. Father Charles J. Blum and Miss Evelyn Beck lead the effort at The Fenwick with a series of inquiries based on spiritual values to foster responsibility and parish youth organizations. Dayton plans a similar program, with details available at CYO headquarters 426 E Fifth Street.
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Cincinnati
Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Youth
Dayton
Charles J. Blum
Archdiocesan
Evelyn Beck
St. Catharine’s Parish
ACCY
Fenwick
Younkeee Workers
Father Blum
Wainall
Aeng
Ca S
CYO
E. Fifth “Atreet
St Marys Church Completes Renovation After 111 Years
A solemn Mass at St Marys Church in downtown Cincinnati marks the completion of a long renovation. The project cost about 45000 dollars and includes exterior work a restored Marian mural cycle and repaired lighting donated by the Sisters of Charity. The church seats 1300 and holds several firsts as the oldest consecrated Mary church in the archdiocese.
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St. Mary’s Church
Cincinnati
James E. Sherman
Sisters of Charity of
North America
Mary
Ohio
Northwee
Leaders Named For Holy Name Rally October 1
The roster of executives for the Holy Name rally on October 11 in Crosley Field Cincinnati includes Molly Molloy and John Behle as chief aides and various noted organizers. The list covers inside and outside aides, park arrangements, marshal assignments, nursing and first aid, count officials, and escort details for Monsignor Wag ner.
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Crosley Field
Cincinnati
Willi J. Creed
Cincinnati E
Holy Name Organization
Tod M. Molloy
Rallies in Six Cities To Honor Name of Lord
The Holy Name demonstrations will be held Sunday in six archdiocese centers. Cincinnati Crosley Field Dayton University of Dayton stadium Springfield Catholic Athletic Field Hamilton Athletic Field Middletown Armco Park Piqua Roosevelt Stadium details to follow next week.
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Gencinnati—Crosley
Yton
University of Dayton
Springfield—Catholic Athletic
Hamilton
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