A Thought for Labor Day
A Labor Day meditation urging that the holiday be a call for true industrial peace. It stresses partnership among management labor agriculture professions and the public and warns against one group insisting on its own rights while others are ignored. The piece highlights cooperation as essential to harmony in industry.
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Magna Cum Laude Catholic students shine at NFCCS congress
The National Congress of the National Federation of Catholic College Students in Cincinnati drew 500 delegates. The event featured plenary sessions, panel discussions, and formal addresses by distinguished speakers on the responsibility of Catholic students. It highlighted a strong lay apostolate and urged closer priest lay collaboration as taught by Pope Pius XII.
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Silver Jubilee Sept 17 for Dayton Mercy Parish
The Dayton Our Lady of Mercy parish marks 26 years with jubilee services and an open house for the new school annex on Sept. 20. A major expansion to enlarge the church from 380 to 750 seats began last month, costing about $117,200, with north and south extensions and larger sanctuaries.
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Forty Hours Devotion Across Cincinnati and Nearby Parishes
Forty Hours Devotion runs September 6 to 13 at Our Lady of Grace Cincinnati St Philomena Cincinnati St Aloysius Bridgetown St Martins Brown County Sts Peter and Paul Reading Seatta Mercer County St Josephs Dayton St Marys Fort Recovery St Lawrences Rhine St Sebastians Mercer County St Bernards Taylors Creek St Columbkill Wilmington Guardian Angels Cincinnati.
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Adenauer and Western Germany’s Path to Democracy
The column argues Adenauer as West Germany’s strong leader who can curb Soviet and Socialist influence. It praises postwar recovery, notes German rearmament under democratic limits, and urges a large majority for Adenauer to solidify democracy and Christian European unity.
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Bombs and Mortars Damage Catholic Churches in Viet Nam
In Cincinnati, Most Rev. Hoang Van Doan reports bombs and mortar shells have damaged more than 34 churches in Viet Nam. He cites 80 000 Catholics across 15 dioceses, with his Bac Ninh church badly hurt by a bomb. He appeals for aid via the Society to Aid the Missions at Crusade Castle.
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Saint Pauls Apostle of Nations biography review
A concise biography by Daniel Rops traces Pauls path from persecutor to missionary leader. It covers his Damascus vision, conversion, Arabian studies, and travels with Barnabas and others, culminating in his martyrdom in Rome. English translation notes and biographical illustrations accompany the text.
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Behind Seminary Walls Photo Essay at Seminary Life
A sign September picture story follows an aspirant for the priesthood inside the Seminary. The photographs depict daily life as he prepares for his future role, framed by scenes from the seminary campus and classes.
Letter to the Editor on Moral Status of American Women
A reader denounces a magazine's critique of American women and argues that judging womanhood by a few elite individuals is false. The writer recalls personal hardship, education by lamp light, and a parochial moral upbringing, contending that many women from lower brackets share strong moral values despite scandalous portrayals.
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