Educator Attacks Secularization Of Japanese Schools
John Yutaka Naoi assistant superintendent of schools in Japan spoke in Cincinnati last week on secularizing education. He said moral virtue was taught under imperial rescript and that social studies were claimed as moral instruction for 50 years before World War I. Naoi was returning from a CSMC convention at Notre Dame en route to Washington to pursue a PhD at Catholic University.
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Apanese Son
Cinnati
John Yutaka Naoi
Japan
CSMC
Notreae
Washington, D.C
Catholic University
Ceimpation
Mr. Naoi
Gore
Sianaiah
Damon Selbik
Angel
Nary Villakes
J. Naoi
U. S
Naoi
National University of Tokyo
Mary
Dominic
Stephen
Paul
Peter
Elizabeth
Catholic Unive
Society of ‘the Divine Word
Catholic Mission Society
Ursuline Official Will Note Jubilee In Cincinnati
The Ursuline sister Mother Antonia Weber marks her golden jubilee at St Boniface and Ursula community events in Cincinnati. Clarence Issenmann, V G, will celebrate with Fathers Edward McCarthy and other relatives assisting as deacon and celebrant.
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MecMilstreet
Antonia Weber
Atrsula
Bent
Zilarian
Clarence G
Issennn
V.G
Hdiocese of
Cincinnati
Edward Norbert McCarthy
Cinmati
Antonia
Emma Frances Weber
St. Boniface’s
Oldeng
Ursula
Anna Weber
Tonia Seers
Monica
Three New Schools Open. Other Parishes Expand Classrooms
The archdiocese opened two new parish schools, a new interparochial high school, and expanded classroom capacity at several other schools. Our Lady of the Rosary Greenhills and St. Mary’s Middletown launched new sites while Fenwick High School in Middletown began with about 170 students. Additional classrooms were added at St. John Dry Ridge St. Margaret Mary North College Hill St. Saviour’s Rossmeyne J Clare’s Cincinnati St. James White Oak St. Vivian Finneytown St. Susanna’s Mason and Assumption Dayton.
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Our Lady of the Rosary
Greenhills
St. Mary’s Parish
Middletown
Our Lady of the Rosary School
St. Vivian’s School
Finneytown
Sisters of Mercy
St. Mary’s School
Franciscan Sisters of
Oldenburg
Fenwick High School
St. Peter Claver’s Church
Julian O. Kusling
Sisters of Charity
Ranciscan Sisters
South School
McNicholas High
Mt. Washington
Cincinui
St. John’s School
Dry Ridge
St. Margaret Mary’s
North College Hill
St. Saviour’s
Rossmayne
J. Clare’s
Cincinnati
St. James’ Parish
White Oak
St. Vivian’s
St. Susanna’s
Mason
Assumption Parish
Dayton
Cathedral Seminary fund drive for 5 million aiding St Peter’s
Official poster announces a campaign to raise 5 million dollars to restore St Peter in Chains Cathedral and expand St Gregory's seminary. Launched this week, it aims to gain momentum through September with a commitment equal to one day’s wages per year for four years as the minimum.
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St. Peter In Chains
St. Gregory’s Seminary
Cathedral Seminary
Seminary Alumni Elect President Father James Haley
Father James R. Haley was elected president of the Mt. St. Mary seminary Alumni Association. Other officers include Father Clement L. Kern of Detroit as vice president and Father Robert Busch Miller from the seminary faculty as secretary-treasurer.
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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
Secretreasurer
Henry Klocker
Archdiocesan
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Histo
Observer urges youth to defend faith against atheistic forces
The Observer recalls a Notre Dame gathering of Catholic youth August 21 24 at the 15th Mission Crusade convention. It urges youth to counter communism and ignorance of Christian teachings, pledging long term missionary efforts and personal sacrifice. Memorials for the Cathedral Seminary fund are announced with donation levels and a Book of Remembrance.
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University of Notre Dame
Brotherhood of Man
Jesus Christ
Harold J. Laski
Monsignor
R. Marcellus Wagner
Monsignor Wagner
Cathedral-Seminary Fund
E. Highth Street
Cincinnati
Eighth Street
Father Brucker Returns from Korea Duty
Father John C. Brucker, a priest of the archdiocese, returns from nine years of service in Korea. He is expected to be assigned as chaplain at Camp Campbell. Brucker served extensively in World War II and afterward with occupation forces in Japan.
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Korea
John G. G. Cracker
Archdipgoge
Camp Campbell
Asather Brucker
Japan
Archbishop Alters Petition to Lead CSMC National Board
At Notre Dame, the 15th national CSMC convention closed with Archbishop Alter petitioned to remain national president and Edward A. Freking reappointed as national secretary. Bishop Frank A. Thill also retained as executive board chairman as the body approved five mission programs and vowed continued interracial justice and vocations studies.
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Catholic Students
Mission Sade
Notreme University
Alter
Inng
Edward A. Freking
Frank A. Thill
Salina
Neinhall
CSMC
Two College Women at CSMC Convention Pictured with Church Leaders
The Cincinnati archdiocese women in executive posts at the 15th national Catholic Students' Mission Crusade convention are photographed with Monsignor Freking and Sylvester Brown. Geraldine, a former St. Brigid's student, led the Japan meeting while Miss Henry, a Manhattanite student, serves on the national executive board for 1952 1954. Alice Rankin, Springfield, near Mt. St. Tack College, ends a two year executive term and chaired college sessions launching institutes for Asian and African students in the U S A. Miss Henry becomes the first student elected to two consecutive terms on the national executive board.
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Freking
Christ
Janet Kalven
Grailville School
Loveland
Carol Hinds
College of Mount
Cincinnati
Catholic Students
Mission Crusade
Edward A. Freking
Ee Ot
Sylvester Brown
Geraldine Ees
St. Brigid's High School
Xenia
Japan
Paul Furuya
Kyoto
Miss Henry
Manhattanite College of the Sacred Heart
New York
CSMC
Alice Rankin
Springfield
College of Mt. St. Tack
U. S.A
Miss Rankin
St. Mary's College
Winona
Minn
Bruce Harian Pnoto
165 Young Women Study at Grailville
One hundred sixty five young women from 25 states and 10 foreign countries attended Grailville summer program in Loveland. Many plan apostolic work in the U S and abroad. The program concludes preparations for the lay apostolate year opening October 15. Grailville will close until then to admit new students each October and January.
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Grailville
Catholic Community College
Loveland
Archdiocesan Survey Finds More Catholic Women Marry Non-Catholics
The Archdiocese of Cincinnati reports 588 mixed marriages in early 1952 with 337 women and 251 men. Two thirds of women wed non Catholics through social contacts. work groups account for about one fifth. Most couples are middle class, with many from Cincinnati and surrounding cities. Capitalized names and more detailed figures appear in the survey.
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Chancery
Archdiocese of
Cincinnati
Justice of the Peace
Catholic. Co
Dayton
Hamilton
Springfield
Middletown
Piqua
Vocation Days Set for Fall and Spring
Vocation days will be held in Dayton and Cincinnati to promote religious vocations. Father Charles F. Murphy, archdiocesan director, announced during a meeting of religious communities. The program will feature exhibits by religious groups and discussions for youths and parents. dates and locations to be announced soon.
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Dayton
Cintas
Charles F. Murphy
Archdiocesan
Yes
Father Murphy
Irman
Oe Brothers
Paul Seales
O.F.M
Francis H. Lutmer
Thomas F. Coleman
Edward J. Graham
Norbert Sweeterman
C.pp.s
Cincinnati
Francis J. Buerger
Francis Pies
Amarillo Diocese Priest Joins Wright Patterson Chaplains
Father James of the Diocese of Amarillo has joined the chaplains’ staff at Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton. The chancery announced the transfer noting his new posting and duties with the base chapel.
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Amarillo
Dayton
James
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Archdioce Chancery
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