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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1953
Page
1
In the Cincinnati Archdiocese displaced persons arrived five years ago, beginning a new life in a land of adoption. The article notes the ongoing arrival of DPs and the hope for more to follow amid resettlement efforts.
The European press criticizes US policy and Rosenberg sentence while Cardinal Spellman in Brussels calls critics misguided. He argues no American of integrity has lost his name over hearings and that Americans will root out subversion. Monsignor Kramer praises resettled displaced persons and notes 161 families with 484 persons plus 184 individuals admitted under Catholic Charities.
Father Charles F. Murphy announces a vocational day at Xavier University fieldhouse armory on Wednesday November 25. Solemn Mass at 9 am precedes student visits with exhibits for high school and elementary groups and sessions for parents college students and others. Child models in religious habits will be shown. Completion of northern section details to be announced later.
Franciscan ceremony marks 25 year Jubilee for Roger Bacon High School with Solemn Mass led by Very Rev Vincent Kroger and attendance by about 1 000 students alumni and staff. Archbishop Alter’s secretary Father Edward A McCarthy recalls the school’s founding amid hardship and dedication. A separate report recounts Bishop Rembert Szabo Kowalski’s release from China and his reflections on faith and perseverance during imprisonment.
Cincinnati Archdiocese youth leaders and three CYO officials will join the Fourth National Conference on Catholic Youth in Boston November 9 to 13. Delegates include Father Earl Lalen who will speak November 10 and Charles J. Blum and Ohn Linder in leadership and training discussions. Additional delegates from St. Vincent Ferrer and Cincinnati parishes join Miss Rita Berner and others from Dayton and Hamilton in regional and diocesan sessions.
Dr. Donald B. King cites Cardinal Newman’s warning that dropping theology from university curricula leads to educational chaos. He argues modern colleges neglect religious truth as crucial to general knowledge, urging a return to theology as a central, binding element of study.
Cincinnati scholar Brady recounts claim that the Kremlin venerates Saint Thomas More as a Red saint. He notes 1920s Russian visitors sought More manuscripts at a London convent, misreading Meditations as utopian material, while More’s broad legacy spans liberal, Communist, and Catholic views.
Archbishop Karl Jares is due to return to Cincinnati next Tuesday after a six week European trip that included his ad limina visit to Rome the dedication ceremonies for the North American College and inspection of NCWC war relief centers. He is accompanied by Monsignor William J Gauche and Monsignor Conrad H Boffa.
Father Goswin B Menge announces a new six room school for St Denis Parish in Versailles Darke county. The brick building at Second and Wood Streets will include a basement cafeteria and cost slightly over 140000 dollars. Architects are Freytag Freytag of Sidney. Enrollment this year is 200 children, up from 175 last year, with growth expected.
Elder High School counts 134 diocesan priests as current or former instructors. Alumni include Bishop John K. Massie of Steubenville and several monsignors who led church education and archdiocesan programs. Thirty-one priests and several laymen presently teach at Elder.
All Saints Day falls on Sunday this year. Mass obligation remains. The vigil on Saturday October 31 is a day of fast with partial abstinence, allowing meat at the principal meal. All Souls Day November 2 is not a holy day of obligation.
The Epistle declares citizenship in heaven urging steadfastness in the Lord. The Feast of All Saints intensifies the heavenly expectation with St. John’s vision and Christ’s Sermon on the Mount. The Gospel presents the Beatitudes as the qualifying path to God's Kingdom with a reward in heaven.
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