Archdiocese Sets Catholic Youth Week Activities
Archdiocese schedules Catholic Youth Week in Cincinnati and Dayton with talks by Father Earl Whalen Monsignor Martin Gilligan Judge George Kearns and James Fox. A Fenwick rally includes talks and a dance followed by Rosary. Daily events feature Mass Benediction and parish youth activities culminating Oct 25 Feast of Christ the King.
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Jack Katenkamp
Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Youth
Cincinnati
Earl L Whalen
Archdiocesan
Martin T. Gilligan
The
Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade
George E. Kearns
Holy Family Churc Hall
the Fenwick
Williestads
Fathe Whalen
Katenkamp
Monsignor Gillin
Harry Giescke
St. Lawrence
Fenwick
Fox
Formosa
Kearns
Archdiocesan Schools Report Record Enrollment Rise
The Cincinnati archdiocese reports total enrollment of 64 816 this fall, up 4 000 from last year. Holy Family St Anthony's and Immaculate Conception lead elementary totals. Chaminade High School tops Dayton high schools with 1 122 students. First grade enrollment reaches 9 333. overall elementary count 51 981 across 164 schools.
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Archdiocesan
Incinnati Socesee
Dayton
Holy Family
St. Anthony’s
Immaculate Conception
Hamilton County
St. John’s
St. Margaret No College
St. Who
St. Margaret Mary’s
St. Margaret ‘Mary’s
Chaminade High School
Ton
Purcell
Cincinnati
Julienne
Middletown
Fenwick
Renee
Wee
Upi
Gra and Park
Nea Atthew’s
Norwood
Immaculate Conception Lschool
Carrete
Re‘po
Armor of God and gospel power in modern struggle
The piece cites Saint Paul urging believers to rely on divine help and spiritual armor rather than force. It emphasizes the breastplate of justice, gospel of peace, shield of faith, helmet of salvation, and sword of the spirit to overcome evil days. It also references the parable of the unjust steward and the necessity of relying on God's love and virtue over human shrewdness.
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St. Paul
Refugee aid debate over Israel and Arab rights
The Observer notes Edward M. Warburg warns against creating new refugee problems by overrehabilitating Jews in Israel while Arabs within the region remain displaced. It highlights UN partition promises and contrasts refugee aid with Arab rights, planning a 3,000th anniversary rally in York.
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Edward M. Warburg
The
United
Israel
Europe
Byun
United Nations
York
Bishop Gorman of Dallas to speak at CPA Midwest meeting
Coadjutor Bishop Thomas K. Gorman of Dallas will be principal speaker at the Catholic Press Association Midwest regional meeting in Dayton October 29 and 30 at the Biltmore Hotel. The theme is The Role of the Catholic Press as an Interpreter of Public Affairs.
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Bishop Gorman
Dallas
CPA
Thomas K. Gorman
The
Catholic Press Association
Dayton
Biltmore Hotel
Gorman
Episcopacy
Tidings
Angeles Archdiocesan
Nevada Register
Pescopel
Uncwc Press Dent
Texas Catholic
C.P.A
Father Gartland
C.S.C
Catholic Bay
John Reed
Commonweal
Father °Nett, Sr
America
John Loftus
C.F.M
Companions of St. Prancis
St. Anthony
Monsi
Paul G. Courtney
Indiana Catholic and Record
William J. McKune
Louis Record
Anthony J. Wagener
la Crosse Register
R.G. Peters
Peoriaegister
McCall Ae
John Revlon
Dayton Gpographic Service
Rae
Robert Fogg
Reverence for Holy Name Urged at Cincinnati Rally
Monsignor R. Marcellus Wagner led a Holy Name rally at Crosley Field Cincinnati where about 75,000 people joined in observances in multiple Ohio cities. He urged Catholics to frequent the Holy Name, renew faith and reverence, and abstain from blasphemous talk through a pledge to honor God and Jesus Christ.
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R. Marcellus Wagner
Cincinnati
Crosley Field
Holy Name
Dayton
Springfield
Hamilton
Middletown
Piqua
Monsignor Wagner
Mt. Sinai
Church of Christ
Jesus
God
Jesus Christ
Priest Anthony Cogan Returns to Service at Assumption Church
Father Anthony C. Cogan, previously on sick leave from the archdiocese, returns and is assigned temporarily as assistant at Assumption Church in Mt. Healthy. He spent 22 months in the Southwest serving in the Diocese of Gallup New Mexico and Tucson Arizona.
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Anthony C. Cogan
Assumption Church
Mt. Healthy
Father Cogan
Southwest
Gallup
N. Mex
Tucson
Ariz
Night of Soul Descends as Wreckers Ravage Cincinnati Cathedral
Wrecking crews remove roof and west wall of Cincinnati's Old Cathedral exposing sky through a widening gap. Interior stripped of altars and ornaments as bells moved earlier this year. scaffolding rises on exterior to assess stone for replacement. Pecenveline work continues behind the cathedral.
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Cincinnati
Missing Cornerstone Bewilders Wreckers
Architects and builders reconstructing St Peter in Chains’ Old Cathedral search for the missing cornerstone. A week of effort yields no clues as to the stone’s whereabouts in a puzzling mystery.
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St. Peter In Chains
Old Cathedral
Foundations of New Rectory and Cathedral Basement Work Begin
The foundations for a new rectory are to be laid soon and excavation of the cathedral’s ground floor will start. Supervising the reconstruction project is the Edward J. Schulte architectural firm.
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Edward J. Schulte
Mission Sunday Aids Catholics in Saving Souls Observance
Catholic Americans are urged to observe Mission Sunday to aid in spreading the faith. The Archdiocesan Chancery notes Christ sent believers into the world and missions grow virtue and love for missions. Sixty percent of the collection funds foreign missions, with 40 percent to U.S. missions.
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Archdiocesan Chancery Office
Christ
Ee Son
Unbeus
Near East
U.S
Christmas Company in Hamilton Church All Parish Brings Love to Exposed Host
A St. Stephen's Church in Hamilton keeps the Blessed Sacrament exposed daily from 7:30 a.m. to after evening services. Inside the Franciscan church the scene blends quiet prayer with passing life as elderly women, housewives, and a solitary professional visitor pause for devotion. The piece notes the steady rhythm of beads and rosaries amid distant ambulance sirens and street life.
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Hamilton Church
Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Lance
Medieval Thought Could Solve 20th Century Problems
Dr Bernard Gendreau a Xavier University medievalist argues 18th century reflection offers paths for 20th century issues. He cites Thomas Aquinas and Bonaventure and urges modern Christians to pursue intellectual inquiry blending faith and reason through mysticism theology and philosophy.
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Xavier University
Bernard Gendreau
Unice of
Re Dame
M Io
St. Bonaventure
Oeens
Dr. Gendreau
Columnist to Address ACCM Parley on Nov 22
The Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Men will hear Richard Pattee, noted columnist, at the ACCM conference in the Biltmore Hotel Dayton on Sunday November 22. He will speak at the conference luncheon after surveying Catholicism in Scandinavian countries. All archdiocesan Catholic men may attend. only official delegates may vote.
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Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Men
Richard Pattee
Catholic Telegraph Register
Biltmore
Dayton
JT. Pattee
Bulletin
Council of Catholic Men
Council
Holy Name Society
Holy Name
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