Cathedral Seminary fund nears five million goal
Campaign chairman Monsignor R. Marcellus Wagner reports the Cathedral-Seminary drive totals $4,949,976 toward a $5,000,000 target. Memorials and gifts of $1,000 or more are listed, with the Schott family giving $27,000 for vestments and $25,000 for the main altar, and the Williams family $50,000 for the cathedral.
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Denver Archbishop to Address ACCM Convention
Archbishop Urban J. Wehr of Denver will preach the Solemn Pontifical Mass opening the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Men one day convention on Sunday November 9 at 9 30 in St Peter in Chains Cathedral. WCPO TV will televise the Mass. Wehr became Denver’s fourth bishop in 1931 and the first archbishop when the see was elevated ten years later. He has held roles including rector of Mt St Mary seminary Cincinnati and archdiocesan superintendent of schools. He was born in 1891 and studied at Holy Family, Xavier, St Gregory’s, and Mt St Mary.
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Cincinnati
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Middletown
Sisters of Charity
Mt. St. Joseph
Former Delhi Hills Pastor Fr Joseph Sund Buried
Father Joseph Francis Sund longtime pastor of Our Lady of Victory Delhi Hills is buried in the parish cemetery after a Solemn Pontifical Mass led by Archbishop Karl Alter. He died at 78 in his 55th priestly year. Born Cincinnati 1874, he served at Holy Trinity Cincinnati and St Francis de Sales before his Delhi Hills posting in 1907.
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Our Lady of Victory
Delhi Hills
Karl J. Alter
John E. Kuhn
St. Lawrence Deanery
Cincinnati
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Mt. St. Mary Seminary
William Henry Elder
Erty Trinity Parish
St. Francis de Sales
St. John’s, Harrison
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Holy Trinity Church
The Observer on political bias and public duty
The Observer argues newspapers should report news objectively without slant when not editing opinions. It critiques candidate quality and urges public-spirited leaders while noting democracy relies on informed voters who study issues before voting.
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Revamped ACCW To Represent All Women's Groups
The Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women plans a full reorganization to unite parish and inter parish women’s societies. Starting Jan 1 1958, parish councils will be created in each parish, with deanery councils formed by February and March, leading to an annual ACCW convention tentatively set for April 22.
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William J.gauche
Cincinnati
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Dedication Slated For New Church in Montgomery
The Church of All Saints Montgomery will be dedicated on All Saints Day November 1 with Archbishop Alter officiating at 9:30 a.m. Father Devitt said Monsignor Wag ner will preach and Monsignor Issenmann will consecrate the altar. The 112 by 46 foot stone building seats 366 in the nave and 24 in a balcony with possible 300 more seating as needed. The parish serves about 135 families, including 50 added last year, and Masses have been held in the new church since last Christmas with a school bus transporting children to St Saviour's school.
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St. Saviour’s School
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John Coveney
Henry Boulton
Agd Henry Elder
Teree
St. Patrick’s
Prayer Opens Weekly City Council Meetings in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati City Council began opening weekly sessions with a prayer. Councilmen will rotate the duty of inviting a clergy member to seek divine guidance. The measure, introduced in June by Edward N. Waldvogel of St. William's parish, noted many large cities already used this practice.
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Six Ohio Prelates Attend Meeting Of Welfare Unit
The six dioceses of Ohio were represented at the Ohio Welfare Conference in Cincinnati this week. Bishops Alter Hoban Ready Massie Behring Walsh and delegates from Catholic activities attended a two day session at the Sheraton Gibson hotel. Topics included education hospitals social welfare social action and legal questions.
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Cleveland
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Columbus
John K. Massie
Steubenville
George J. Behring
Toledo
Emmet M. Walsh
Young
Catholic Laity Urged to Counter Rumors on Church State ties
James M. O'Neill urged Catholic laity to explain to non Catholics the Church stance on the Bill of Rights. He warned that fears of a church state union persist among the public due to misunderstandings of separation wording and constitutional language.
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Cincinnati
America
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O’neill
Canada
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Two Priests Added To Tribunal Judges
Two priests were added to the list of judges of the archdiocesan tribunal this past week. They are Ralph A. Asplan assistant chancellor and Father Edward J. McCarthy secretary to Archbishop Alter. The new judges will alternate with other members in presiding at ecclesiastical trials, usually marriage cases, in the United States.
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St Patrick’s Parish Bellefontaine to Mark Centenary
St Patrick’s Bellefontaine will observe its centenary this Sunday October 26 with a Pontifical Low Mass at 10 o’clock led by Archbishop Karl J Alter. The parish, Logan County’s oldest, traces Catholic roots to the mid 19th century and the 1853 church consecration.
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Maurice Howard
Boron
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Ellefontaine
John Baptist Purcell
Thomas Sheehan
Campaign to Keep Christ in Christmas Campaign Leaders Named
A county wide effort led by the Hamilton County Catholic War Veterans forms the Christ in Christmas campaign. Joseph B. Roth chairs the committee with civic and religious groups including CWV councils, Catholic Youth, Cincinnati Catholic Women's Association, Sharonville Kiwanis, Reading Civic Organization, and the Council of Churches. The group aims to promote religious Christmas observance, erect nativity displays, distribute posters and signs, and encourage religious Christmas gifts. A Reading committee led by Mrs. Leo Alfkin meets October 29 in Reading City Hall.
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Alfred K. Berger
Reading
Leo Alfkin
Alfkin
John Bok
Minnie Schmidt
Lester Hel‘mick
Reading City Hall
Catholic Press Leaders Call for Lifelong Education
At the Cincinnati Federation of Catholic Parent-Teacher Associations conference, James T. Feely urged ongoing education beyond school. Ruth Bartlett urged obedience and authority in the home, stressing boundaries, discipline, and the Church press as a guide for Christian citizens.
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Young Catholic Messenger
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Sheraton-Alms Hotel
Joseph A. Beimesche
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Ruth Bartlett
Family Department
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Institute on Family Life Begins at Xavier Univ
Father Louis G. Weitzman S J opened Xavier University’s eight lecture series by stressing early sex instruction as a duty for parents. He urged boys learn from fathers and girls from mothers, rejecting classroom or confessional limits and warning of possible moral harms from delayed guidance.
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Xavier ‘Univevelt
Cincinnati
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