Durham Cathedral and its era in the Ris ing of the North
Historic Durham Cathedral traces its roots to Lindisfarne and St Aidan with bishops like St Cuthbert. Built after 995 and rebuilt in 1093 1128 its soaring towers and Galilee chapel house relics of the Venerable Bede. Johnson praised its rocky solidity and indeterminate duration.
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Scotland
Christ
Mary
Lindisfarne
Aidan
Iona
Oswald
Northumbria
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Dur
Durhami
William of
St. Cariloph
Flambard
Galilee
Hugh de Pudsey
Bede
Feast of Christ the King and Catholic charity call to action
The piece argues against secularism and urges obedience to God’s will through Christ the King feast. It cites Pope Pius XI’s emphasis on choosing thoughtful Catholic speakers for parish education and highlights the Community Chest as a universal charity beyond faiths. It urges active Catholic involvement in liturgy, family life, and social support.
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Pius XI
Christ
Pius
Christ the King
Harold Laski
Cincinnati
Don Schmidt
Eighth Air Force
Don
Holy Name Society
London
Arnold Lunn
England
Holy Name Societies
Holy Father
Mary
Company of Saints
Pypervady
Catholic Telegraph Register
Br. Or Neill
George Washington
Congress
Need A Speaker In World War II Air Force Talks In England
In World War II a group of American air force personnel stationed in England heard a talk by the British left wing activist, sparking discussions on postwar policy. The event highlighted transatlantic exchanges shaping morale and political thinking among Allied servicemen.
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England
Community plea for Hamilton detention home bond issue
An editorial urges Hamilton county voters to approve a $550,000 bond to build a new juvenile detention home. It cites cramped quarters in the county courthouse, lack of privacy, and insufficient outdoor space, arguing the current facility harms rehabilitation and privacy. The piece stresses the bond funds are already available and calls for support on election day.
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Vere
Hamilton County
A Catholic Paper Urges Informed Voting in Local Elections
The Observer advocates voter education and participation in the November 4 election. It warns against blaming only the President, urging voters to assess local officials and candidates for moral principle and competence. Women should vote, oppose bigotry, defend the family, and restrain politics from moral neglect. It calls for good candidates guided by moral principles.
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Lieve
United States
Car City
ACCW formalizes unity of Catholic women in Cincinnati
Archdiocesan Catholic Council of Women vows to acquaint all deanery members with ACCW officers effective January 1. Inter-parochial groups encouraged to affiliate with ACCW. Monsignor Gauche notes united strength of Catholic women can influence policy. Resolution condemns Bulgaria church leaders for espionage ties to Vatican and war aims. Copies go to Congress. Mrs. Frank Graziano presides. Father George Berwanger discusses.
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ACCW
Archdiocese
Monsignor
Gauche
Archdiocese of
Cincinnati
Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
Bulgaria
Vatican
Soviet Union
Congress
Dollar Throw Fund Nears Five Million Goal
A church fundraising list shows numerous donors and gifts across Holy Family Holy Name and other parishes and chapels. Names include Elizabeth M. Reardon Monsignor Francis Gressle the Leblond family Gabrielle Bouscaren Anna Hollenkamp Augustine J. Long John Westendorf Edward Scheid George Schulte Irene Wuebbold and many more with gifts ranging from 1 000 to 3 000 dollars toward sacred furnishings and memorials.
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Elizabeth M. Reardon
Holy Family Church
Holy Io CO
SREY
Francis ‘Gressle
Leblond
Crament Chapel
Gabrielle Bouscaren
Holy Name Parish Societies
Cmmngrmm
James B. O’donnell
Arata
Gregory’s Seminary
Schott
Anna Hollenkamp
Augustine J. Long
C. J. Blum
Charles Hollencamp
Sisters of the Poor of
St. Francis, Hartwell
Engrees
Dolle
Dempsey
William H. Albers
Edward S. Runnels
Charles Edward S. Runnells
Wiliams
Bee Si
Sons
Sociechees
Jeannette Albers Long
George and
Mary Pflaum
Irene Wuebbold
Herman J. Wuebbold
Isabella
Cincinnati
Loretta Sedler i
Devotions Schedule Across Ohio Parishes
The notice lists 40 Hours of Devotions from Oct 26 to Nov 2 at Assumption Cincinnati St. Margaret of Cortona Burketsville Emmanuel Dayton St. Joseph Hamilton St. Boniface Piqua St. Henry Mercer County Nov 2 to 9 at St Anthony Syrian Cincinnati Our Mother of Sorrows Cincinnati St Peter Hamilton St Anthony Mercer St Johns West Chester and other churches Lady of Victory Delhi.
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Assumption
Cincinnati
St. Margaret of Cortona’s
Burkettsville
Emmanuel
Dayton
St. Joseph’s
Hamilton
St. Boniface’s
Piqua
St. Henry’s
Mercer County
Anthony
Cincin
Ata
Dayto Lady of Victory
Delhi
Peter’ S
St. Anthony’s
St. John’s
West Chester
Catholic Laity Debates Church State Separation
A university professor argues the First Amendment does not mean total separation of church and state. He cites historical cases of government aid to religion, including missionary funding and chaplains, noting American bishops and lay leaders favor a practical split with limited government aid. He warns government support could threaten church autonomy.
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Congress
Een James Medeee
O’neill
U. S
Lady of Cincinnati stage show Foreign Fantasy Oct 24
Our Lady of Cincinnati college will present its annual variety show in the college auditorium Friday Oct 24 at 8 15 p m The show titled Foreign Fantasy features 20 acts about world wide travels of a contest winner Adele Gratsch plays the winner and student producers include Polly Howes Anne O Connor Mary Lee Dodd Rita Hayes Peggy Feltrup Nancy Glaser Virginia Connelly Dolores Donovan Barbara Doyle Mary Folchi Mary Catherine Hughes Sally Bunker Marion Fox Dorothea Brodbeck Freshmen met faculty at a tea last week.
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Our Lady of Cincinnati College
Adele Gratsch
Polly Howes
Anne O’connor
Mary Lee Dodd
Rita Hayes
Peggy Feltrup
Nancy Glaser
Virginia Connelly
Dolores Donovan
Barbara Doyle
Mary Folchi
Cathedral of Bardstown guides Catholic frontier tale
Review summarizes J Herman Schallinger’s Cathedrale in the Wilderness and its focus on Benedict Joseph Flaget, first Bishop of Bardstown, tracing Catholic expansion from Bardstown across several states. It highlights the frontier hardships, the bishop’s long missionary work, and the creation of the trans Allegheny Church, ending with Flaget’s death in Louisville in 1850.
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J. Herman Schallinger
Bruce
American
Middle West
Benedict Joseph Flaget
Bardstown
Benedict Flaget
Sulpician
Daniel Boone
Flaget
trans-Allegheny
Bishop Flaget
Louisville
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