Mission Sunday and Catholic Youth urging spiritual aims
The piece urges Catholics to give for missions with a focus on spiritual goals rather than mere welfare. It highlights Archbishop Alter's warning, quotes Pope John Paul II to Catholic youth on rebuilding society, and endorses the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Youth to coordinate youth activities at all levels. The debates touch on public housing and tax implications for city revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisa
Alter
CSMC
Vote No on Cincinnati charter amendment housing debate
The article argues that supporters present a simple case for low-cost public housing with three reasons: affordability for private builders, absence of tax revenue from nonexistent housing, and lower long term costs versus displacing slum areas. It urges voting against the amendment as supporting sound social and economic principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oedesary
Youth Week Urges Active Catholic Youth In 1926
The article advocates National Catholic Youth Week in October 1926 urging enthusiasm for engaging young people in the Church's mission. It stresses inspiring youth to high ideals and active postulation beyond mere faith, calling for young men and women to carry and amplify the Christian torch.
Holy See honors Vicar General and three Deans
The article notes recognitions by the Holy See for a Vicar General and three deans. It details their births, ordinations, assignments in Cincinnati and surrounding areas, and roles such as diocesan director of national organizations, chaplaincies, and deanery leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy See
Catholic World Vision Urged For Universal Understanding
The pope urges Catholics to embrace global fellowship and reject isolationism. He emphasizes viewing all people as God’s image, loving strangers, and overcoming national narrowness to foster true fraternal ties among nations. Missionaries warn isolationism blocks the Gospel.
Catholic View Defends UNESCO Against Birth Control Claims
Raymond F. McCoy, member of the U S National Commission for UNESCO, argues that UNESCO does not oppose religious schools or advocate birth control. He cites official procedures, conferences, and pamphlets to show that only annual conference and executive committee approved views guide UNESCO. The letter defends the organization as a body of governments making policy through official action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unesco
United Nations Educational, ‘Scientific and Cultural Organization
U. S
National Commission For Unesco
United States
Paris
Lake Success
Iven
Ite
Cne
Raymond F. McCoy
Cincinnati
McCoy
Xavier University
Review of Catholic Literature Reviewer's Review of Catholic Literature
The piece surveys the American Civil Liberties Union from its 1920 roots to 1950s concerns. It notes 17 500 members and a perceived official status in civil rights matters. It questions objectivity in national security issues and critiques leadership alignment with communist lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent W. Hartnett
the Stoker
Aanamin Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Hartnett
Min Roups
House Un-American Activities Committee
League
U.S
American Civil Liberties Union
F.B
Archbishop Alter Sermon at Holy Name Rally
Archbishop Alter addresses a 40 000 strong Holy Name audience asserting Christ as supreme lawgiver and center of society. He proclaims Jesus Christ the way truth and life and asserts no human law can override His commands across private and public life. He quotes Jesus as king and enduring central figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop Alter
Christ
Jesus
God
Man
Jesus Christ
Lincoln Cathedral a Chronicle of Turbulent English History
The Diocese of Lincoln endured ruins, earthquakes, and reformers from its 678 establishment to the Gothic rebuilding by St Hugh. The cathedral’s Great Tom bell, Angel Choir, and shrine to St Hugh feature amid royal translations, expulsion of Catholic hierarchs, and the 1540 destruction of St Hugh’s shrine during the Reformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
England
Norsi
Tain
St. Theodore
Canterbury
St. Mary’s
Stow
Remigius
St. Hugh
Robert Grosseteste
St. Hugh’s
Edward I
Thomas Watson
Wisbech Castle
St. Meh
France
Scotland
Forty Hours Devotions Across Greater Cincinnati Area
The schedule lists Forty Hours' Devotions from October 19 to 26 at Christ the King and multiple other parishes in Cincinnati and surrounding towns. Participating churches include St. Pius Cincinnati St. Bernadette Amelia St. Albert the Great Dayton St. John's Dry At St. Patrick's Glynwood Our Lady of Guadalupe Montezuma Sacred Heart convent Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ the King
Cincinnati
St. Pius
St. Bernadette’s
Amelia
St. Albert the Great’s
Dayton
St. John’s
Dry
St. Patrick’s
Glynwood
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Montezuma
Sacred Heart Convent
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Cen Sicobiec
Holy Father
Martt
Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Youth
National Council of Catholic Youth
Archdiocesan
Tharos Sa Luncagotag
Thor
National Catholic Youth
St. Joseph’s College
Collegeville
Ind
Mt. St. Mary Seminary
Weid’s
Xenia
Old Co. Lady of Loretto Church
Cincinas
St. ‘ Chureh
Holy Famly Church
St. Lawrence Deanery
Monsignor Lehman
Monsignor
Lehman Was
Sidney
St. Francis de Sales’ Church
Sacred Heart Church
McCarty
St. Bernard’s
Taylor
Holy Rancee St. Marys
Holy Angels
Sid‘ney
Canchary
É the Arch
Proneve
Lehman
Henry J. Lehmian
Pope Pius XII
Pope Pius
Reviewer's Review of Catholic Literature
the Catholic Telegraph-Register
Archdiocese of Cincinnat
E. D. Fenwick
Rimnats Cook Sere
ST Dunbar
Ludlow Ridg
Daytona
Ohio
Hemiock
Sathaean
Catholic Telegraph-Register
Catholic Press Society, Inc
Denver
Colo
Lincoln Park
THE
Oakley
H. Patrick Sweeney
Roselawn Center
Reading and Section
Heas
Glenway
Vsa
Central
Fairmont
Cheviot Branch
Harrison Ave
Lanings
Storm Center.of English History
Ray H. Meyer
Main St
Cherry
LAS
Cont
Vine St
Anthony L. Beck
Joseph F. Diehl
Arthur Sohn
Michael Kattus
Kunkel-Kunkel
Albert D. Castellini
Tri-State Savings & Loan CO
Reading Rd
Peter Bergmann
Leon J. Renneker
Frank A
Edwin G. Becker
Assumption
St. Margaret of Cortona’s
Burkettsville
Emmanuel
St. Joseph’s
Hamilton
St. Boniface’s
Piqua
St. Henry’s
Mercer County
Findlay
Identibank
S. East Cor
Federal Deposit Insurance
Fidelity
Sherman Ave
Norwood
Walnut St
Mt. Adams Building Co
Pavilion St. Mt. Adams
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