Archdiocese Calls For Poland Prayer Day and Protests
Monsignor Rae Wagner announces a Sunday prayer day for persecuted Poles, coinciding with Christ the King Feast on Oct. 25. Priests are urged to mobilize Catholic groups to lodge protests with the United Nations and the Polish Embassy in the U S regarding Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski’s banishment by Poland’s Communist regime.
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Monsignor
Rae Wagner
United Nations
U. S
Stefan Wyszynski
Teresa of Avila
Christ
Stefanie
Weig “Slames
Yszynski
Josef Beran
Czecho-Slovakia
Josef Mindszenty
Som Groesz
Hunie Yugeclavie
Christus
Pilate
Prostrate
Devil
Satan
Hell
Egypt
R. Marcellus Wagner
Pope Blesses Archdiocese as Alter Receives Blessing
A private audience with Pope Pius XII on Oct 12 welcomed Archbishop Alter back to Rome after the dedication of the North American College building. Archdiocesan communications note the Holy Father extended a special blessing to Catholics in the archdiocese amid broader concerns over Poland's church persecution and calls for protest from American Catholics.
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Alter
Holy Father
Pope Pius I
Archdiocesan Chancery Office
Rome
North American College
Europe
NCWC
Indulgences Outlined For Souls Through Church Visits
Archdiocesan Chancery lays out conditions for plenary indulgences for the Poor Souls via church or cemetery visits. Eligible periods run Nov 1–2 or Nov 1–8 for church visits, with prayer and confession rules, and cemetery visits Nov 1–9 requiring a prescribed prayer sequence and confession and communion within set times.
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Archdiocesan Chancery Office
Mary
Two Archdiocese Assistants Transferred to New Posts
The archdiocese announced transfers for two assistant pastors. Father ee oo moves from St. Com ie cinnati to Pena Blanca New Mexico. Father Randolph Thompson takes his place at St. George's from St. Francis' in Cincinnati. Father Thomas Corcoran will leave Our Lady of Mercy Dayton. Raymond Grevencamp replaces him after returning from sick leave at St. Charles Seminary.
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Chancery
Ee Oo
St. Com Iecinnati
Pena Blanca
N. Mex
St. George’s
Randolph Thompson
C.F.M
St. Francis
Cincinnati
Oran
Thomas Corcoran
C.pp.s
Our Lady of Mercy Church
Dayton
Raymond Grevencamp
Pp.s
St. Charles’ Seminary
Hagena
Fr. John Madden Named Director at Catholic University Institute
Father John L. Madden named director of the preachers' institute at the Catholic University of America in Washington D C He has served on the institute faculty for 18 years and also teaches homiletics and English at the university Ordained in 1937 he previously taught at Elder High School and St Gregory's Seminary before moving to Washington, succeeding Father Ignatius Smith O P as head of the institute.
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John L. Madden
Preachers’ Institute
Catholic University of America
Washington, D. C
Father Madden
Father Madio
Elder High School
St. Gregory’s Seminary
Washington
Ignatius Smith
O.P
Christmas Back to Christ Campaign Aims in Cincinnati
The 1953 effort by the Cincinnati Christ in Christmas Committee began with its planning group meeting including Protestant and Catholic members. National publicity by the Catechetical Guild highlights the 1952 Cincinnati success and offers free kits with educational cards and taped materials from the Bergers of St. Aloysius Parish for parish groups and study clubs.
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Cincinnati
St. Paul
Display World
Alfred J. Berger
St. Aloysius’ Parish
Delhi
Bergers
Guild
Christ
Cana
The
Martini Road
Willow
Fifth Street
St. Paul 1
Minn
Christian Home Life Key to Fighting Secularism
Dr. Joseph P. Evans, Cincinnati neurosurgeon and Xavier University speaker, urged a broad Christian home program. He called for daily Mass, family prayer, religious discussion, spiritual reading, and a proactive stance toward death and life to deepen Catholic environment at home. He cautioned against remaining only at catechetical level and highlighted the need to overcome embarrassment in discussing spiritual matters. He is a parish member of St. John Fisher's in Newtown.
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Joseph P. Evans
Cincinnati
Xavier University Family Life Institute
Albers Hall
Xavier
Evans
Unversity of Cincinnati College of Medicine
St. John Fisher’s Parish
Newtown
Memorial Rites For 3 Cemeteries Planned Oct 25
Annual Catholic cemetery memorial services are set for three cemeteries in Greater Cincinnati. Calvary Cemetery at Duck Creek Road will hold services at 3 p.m. on Sunday. St. John's and St. Mary's Cemeteries in St Bernard combine at St. Mary's Cemetery at 3 p.m. Sunday. St. Joseph's Cemeteries in Price Hill and St. Joseph's New Cemetery will hold services Sunday Nov 1 at 3 p.m. Monsignor Martin T. Gilligan will lead at St Joseph's New Cemetery. Gate of Heaven Cemetery will host visits the first week of November. spring services are planned for memorials.
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Greater
Cincinnati
Calvary Cemetery
Duck Creek Road
St. John’s
St. Mary’s
St. Bernard
E. Ross Avenue
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Eighth Street
Enright Avenue
Price Hill
St. Joseph’s New Cemetery
Nebraska Avenue
Martin T. Gilligan
Our Lady of Loretto Church
St.oseph’s New Cemetery
Gate of Heaven Cemetery
Montgomery Road
Norbert J. Miller
Parent's Casual Sparks Wyoming Parish Bus Plan
A parent’s casual opening day remark in St. James' Parish Wyoming triggers a community effort to run a school bus for the northern district. With 399 families ready to participate, volunteer leaders arrange funding, routes, and a salary for driver Mr Fladung. The bus runs 7:30 am to 8:15 Mass and aims to ease long commutes and dangerous crossings for children.
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Wyoming Parish
St. James’ Parish
Wyoming
Andrew Ae
da Sue
St. James
Arlington Heights
North Lockland
Woodlawn
Mayview Forest
William A. Shine
Pe Sereot
Fladung
Flady
Expert Sees Improvement In Intergroup Relations
A Catholic authority in Cincinnati last week said Protestant Catholic and other intergroup relations are improving in this country. He urged urgent need for more positive relationships between Catholics and non-Catholics.
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Cincinnati
Maria Stein Shrine houses vast relic collection in Ohio
The Shrine of the Holy Relics at Maria Stein on Route 119 within the Cincinnati Archdiocese is managed by the Sisters of the Precious Blood. It houses about 30 reliquaries and hosts three daily altars, attracting thousands of visitors and monthly women’s retreats. The site features Persevered Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament for 107 years and traces its origins to Father Gartner and relics from Rome.
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Cincinnati
Maria Stein
Route 119
Christ
Sisters of the Precious Blood
Precious Blood
Francis de Sales Brunner
Precious Blood Sisters
Mariastein
Switzerland
Dayton
Rome
St. Victoria
Milan
Assisi
Holy Land
Feast of Christ the King and its meaning in Catholic thought
Pope Pius XI established the Feast of Christ the King to reaffirm Christ’s universal reign. The last Sunday of OctoberMass emphasizes the paradox of the Cross and Christ’s conquest of sin and death, summing the liturgical year with the triumph of the Lamb.
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Pius XI
Christ the King
KSJ Auxiliary Plan Communion on Oct 25
Knights of St. John and Ladies Auxiliary of the Second District plan a Mass at St. Leo's Church on Sunday October 25 at 7 15 am. The group will receive Holy Communion together and the Mass will be offered for deceased members of both organizations.
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Knights of St. John and Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Second District
St. Leo’s Church
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