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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1953
Page
7
Catholic educators push for more religious teachers in Cleveland while international aid and church-state issues unfold. Reports note Arab-Israeli violence in Qibya and diplomatic calls on UN actions, with church leaders in Rome and Montreal discussing reach and diplomacy.
Volunteers under the Cincinnati and Hamilton County Red Cross completed 300 rye burn-dressings 300 small burn-dressings and 600 bandages for Holy Family School in Cincinnati. The project led by Mrs George Sunderhaus and Mrs Richard Reuss covers 600 students and expands to other schools and adults in the county.
The Tabernacle Society of Notre Dame Convent in Hamilton will ship complete vestment sets to more than 80 missions in Korea, Japan, Puerto Rico and the U.S. The work, carried out by 500 members, uses an assembly line with home sewing. The effort outfits 84 vestment sets plus copes and linens for home and foreign missions including Seoul Cathedral.
The Very Rev. Joseph R. N. Maxwell will be guest of honor at a Saturday reception in Albers Hall on Xavier University campus. The Boston College Club of Greater Cincinnati sponsors the event with Edgar S. Edelmann as president. A motorcade will meet the BC football team at the airport and escort it to Netherland Plaza Hotel, Elder High School band to accompany and play at the airport and in support of Boston College during the Xavier game Sunday afternoon.
A nationwide poll by Catholic Digest finds St Paul Minnesota Americans in higher income brackets pray more. Ninety four percent of high income respondents pray to God versus ninety one percent in lower brackets. Catholics show ninety nine percent prayer with nearly half saying morning prayers.
Rome Interior Minister Amintore Fanfani told the House of Deputies that no one should claim religious persecution in Italy, stating there has never been and will not be persecution. He announced steps to draft a plan by the 1948 Constitution to redefine relations between non-Catholic sects.
A Cincinnati couple, Mr and Mrs John Travers Moore, will publish Little Saints with Grail Press this fall. Mrs Moore is Xavier University assistant librarian. Their first book Sing Along Sary sold over 10000 copies. The new work targets 8 10 year olds and may be read aloud by parents.
Monsignor Martin T. Gilligan told the Cincinnati Senior Conference of the Catholic Students' Mission Crusade at McNicholas High School that secularism is a modern crisis and communism a shock treatment awakening people to it. He warned of an intellectual psychosis that dissociates man from God and urged faithful action by the Church in China Korea and Iron Curtain nations.
The Sixth District Court of Appeals denied a request to halt police from removing contraceptive vending machines from taverns. The case began after the safety director acted on a charge printed in the Catholic Chronicle. A permanent injunction appeal is likely.
The article discusses the Exodus route from Egypt to Sinai, noting Moses chose the longer safer path and God’s presence guided them. It explains the Red Sea crossing via a sudden wind that dried the sea bed and returned water after the escape, asserting the miracle alongside natural forces.
Dr Donald B King of Mt St Josephs College will discuss Cardinal Newmans Idea of a University in the fourth session of Literature That Lives in Hamilton on Tuesday Oct 27 at 8 pm The talk is sponsored by Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus and Hamilton Circle of the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae at Mercy Hospital Nurses Auditorium Admission is 1 single at door.
Marquette football aims to end a two year drought as the Hilltoppers return home to host College of the Pacific in the 1953 homecoming game.
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