Educator Naoi Critiques Secularization Efforts in Japan
John Yutaka Naoi assistant superintendent of Japanese schools, reporting from Cincinnati, says U.S. style secularization has only partly succeeded. He notes education kept moral teaching under occupation, with social studies becoming a focus, as imperial policy long emphasized moral instruction. He travels from Notre Dame to Washington D.C. as a Catholic University PhD candidate.
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John Yutaka Naoi
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Japan
CSMC
Notreme
Washington, D.C
Catholic University
Mr. Naoi
Seahea
Naoi
U. S
Jubilee marking Mother Antonia Weber's religious profession
The Golden Jubilee honors Mother Antonia Weber of the Sisters of St. Ursula with 5 p.m. benediction at St. Ursula’s, Cincinnati. Clarence Issen will preside. Fathers Edward McCarthy and other relatives attend. Mother Antonia entered the Order Sept. 8, 1899 and professed Sept. 1902. Now 82, she has served as treasurer and former superior from 1922-28 and 1940, and taught at St. Monica’s.
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Antonia Weber
St. Ursula’s Vent
Clarence G._ Issen
Ies
Cincinnati
Edward Norbert McCarthy
Cinnati
Jonia
Emma Frances Weber
St. Boniface’s
Art and Mound
Oldeng
Antonia
F Ursula
Anna W
New Parish and High Schools Open Across Archdiocese
The archdiocese opens three new schools including Our Lady of the Rosary Greenhills and St Marys Middletown, plus Fenwick High School in Middletown. St Vivian Finneytown expands with eight classrooms. McNicholas Mt Washington adds grades. Multiple parishes add classrooms to meet rising enrollments.
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Our Lady of the Rosary
Greenhills
St. Mary’s Parish
Middletown
St. Vivian’s School
Finneytown
Sisters of Mercy
St. Mary’s School
Franciscan Sisters of Oldenburg
St. John’s School
Dry Ridge
St. Margaret Mary’s
North College Hill
St. Saviour’s
Rossmayne
J. Clare’s
Cincinnati
St. Vivian’s
St. Susanna’s
Mason
Assumption Parish
Dayton
Cathedral Seminary fund campaign launches for St Peter in Chains
The official poster announces a campaign seeking 5 million dollars to restore St Peter in Chains Cathedral and to expand St Gregory's seminary. Launched this week, the drive aims to gain momentum through September with a minimum pledge equal to one day’s wages for four years.
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Cathedral Seminary Fund
St. Peter In Chains
St. Gregory’s Seminary
Cathedral Seminary
Mt St Mary Seminary Alumni Elect President
Father James R. Haley, pastor at St. Veronica's in ilton, was elected president of the Mt. St. Mary Seminary Alumni Association. New officers include Father Clement L. Kern of Detroit as vice president, Father Robert Busch Miller on the faculty as secretary-treasurer, and Father Henry Klocker as historian and assistant director of the Propagation of the Faith.
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Alumni Association of
Mt. St. Mary Seminary
James R. Haley
St. Veronica’s Church
Ilton
Clement L. Kern
Detroit
Robert Buschmiller
Mt. St. Mary
Henry Klocker
Archdiocesan
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Youth Crusade Seeks Christian World Peace Efforts
The Observer reports on a Catholic youth congress at the University of Notre Dame August 21 to 24, 15th national Tradents Mission Crusade gathering to promote Christianity, counter atheistic communism, and train lay apostles to spread faith for global peace. The piece urges parental responsibility and public support for religious education and notes Cathedral Seminary fundraising totaling five million dollars with memorial plaques and a Book of Remembrance.
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University of Notre Dame
Tradents
Mission Crusade
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Jesus Christ
Father John C. Brucker Returns From Korea Duty
Father John C. Brucker, longtime priest with past World War II service, is back from duty in Korea. He will soon begin an assignment as chaplain at Camp Campbell in Kentucky after serving with occupation forces in Japan following the war.
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Cape
Korea
John G. Arseser
Camp Campbell
Father Brucker
Japan
Archbishop Is Petitioned To Remain CSMC Leader
The 15th national convention of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade at Notre Dame University closed with a petition to keep Archbishop Alter as national president. Monsignor Freking was reappointed national secretary and Bishop Thill of Salina stayed on as executive board chair. Five mission programs were launched, including U.S. college to Africa and Japan correspondence centers and a Latin American solidarity effort. The gathering reaffirmed interracial justice, catechetical work for Negro youth, and priestly vocations, with plans for vocation days in high schools.
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Notreme University
Alter
Bypen
Edward A. Freking
Frank A. Thill
Salina
Neimat
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Sade
Edward Mason
Paul Furuya
Kyoto
Japan
Africa
United States
Aquinas Institute
Rochester
N. Y
Mount Mary College
Milwaukee
West Baden Col
Lege
West Baden
Springs
Ind
Robert Dressman
Catholic University of Tokyo
Raymond A. Lane
Maryknoll
South America
U.S
Frederick A. McQuire
C. M
Mission Secretariat
Washington, D.C
Marie Berger
Florence Reynolds
United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization
Mission Crusade
Pontifical Work
Cardinal Pizzardo
Sacred Congregation of Seminaries and
Joseph Clifford Fenton
Catholic University of America
Two College Women Highlight CSMC 15th National Convention
Geraldine Henry and Alice Rankin, Cincinnati diocesan executive staffers, pictured with Monsignor Freking and Sylvester Brown after participating in the 15th National Convention of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade. Henry, a two term national executive board member, and Rankin, College of Mt. St. Joseph student, helped lead college sessions and institutes for Asian and African students in the U.S.
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Cincinnati
Catholic Students
Mission Crusade
Edward A. Freking
CSMC
Sylvester Brown
Geraldine Henry
St. Brigid’s High School
Xenia
Japan
Paul Furuya
Kyoto
Miss Henry
Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart
New York
Alice Rankin
Te College of
Mt. St. Jose
Iss Henry
Csmc National Executive Board
Miss Rankin
St. Mary’s College
Winona
Minn
Bruce Harian
Grailville Hosts 165 Young Women from 25 States
One hundred sixty five young women from 25 states and 10 foreign countries joined a Grailville summer program in Loveland. The group's aim is lay apostolate work, with school year formation to begin October 15. Grailville will close until October 15 to prepare for the term.
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Grailville
Catholic Community College
Loveland
Mixed Marriages Survey in Cincinnati Archdiocese Findings
Archdiocesan Chancery Office reports 588 mixed marriages in the Cincinnati Archdiocese during the first half of 1952 led by Catholic women. Two thirds wed non Catholics before 26, many meeting spouses at work or social contacts. Most couples come from middle class backgrounds with roots in Cincinnati and surrounding cities.
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Alter
Archdiocese of
Cincinnati
Dayton
Hamilton
Springfield
Middletown
Piqua
Vocation Days Planned in Cincinnati and Dayton
Catholic leaders announce Vocation days to promote religious life in Cincinnati this fall and Dayton next spring. Archdiocesan director Father Charles Mu outlines exhibits and parent youth discussions with 35 priest and brother societies, committee chairs named, dates to be released soon.
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Cincinnati
Dayton
Charles F. Mu
Archdiocesan
Alter
Po Son Murphy
Paul Scales
O.F.M
Francis H. Lutmer
Thomas F. Coleman
Edward J. Graham
Norbert Sweeterman
Francis J. Buerger
Francis Dietz
Egbert Nolan
C.P
Marie Rosaire
Amarillo Priest Assigned to Wright Patterson Chaplaincy
Father James Drury of the Diocese of Amarillo has joined the Wright Patterson Air Force Base chaplain staff in Dayton. The chancery announced the assignment this week.
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Amarillo
Dayton
James Drury
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Archdiocesan Chancery
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