Parochial Schools Face Growth As Puerto Rico Ties Rise
A church leader warns Catholic parishes will strain archdiocesan schools as enrollment could grow over 50 percent in elementary and 25 percent in high schools within five years. He notes Catholics relieve state education costs by funding their own schools and urges charity toward Puerto Ricans facing emigration and cultural neglect.
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Ponce
Puerto Rico
San Juan
Baltimore
U. S
McManus
Pway
Puerto Hong
Island
New York
Church-State Union in U S
Article argues against fears of a Catholic Church state fusion in the United States citing Spain’s concordat with the Vatican as not implying endorsement of regimes. It stresses Catholics would protect civil rights, preserve constitutional principles, and recalls Archbishop McNicholas’s warning against Church-State fusion.
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Vatican
Holy See
U. S
América
McNicholas
Mary Jean Darcy
Christ
Island tragedy and Puerto Rico crisis draws U S attention
A historic Caribbean island, Puerto Rico, faces destitution and emigration as United States concern grows. The piece notes Catholic influence and references Bishop James E. McManus amid aid efforts this week.
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Atlantic Ocean
Caribbean Sea
Columbus
Ponce de Leon
Sir Francis Drake
United States
Puerto Rico
U. S
James E. McManus
Observer calls for firmer U S stance against Russia
The piece argues Western leaders fail to back U S policy amid criticisms of Dulles. It defends Dulles for forceful anti Soviet positions, contrasts with Acheson, warns of Western disintegration and rising Russian influence if the United States does not lead decisively.
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President of CIO Guild mourns Bishop Haas death
The death of Bishop Francis Haas is a grievous loss to American labor. Harry Martin president of the America Newspaper Guild CIO said the comment in expressing sorrow over the bishop’s passing.
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Bishop Haas
Ashington
Francis Haas
Harry Martin
America Newspaper Guild
CIO
Forty Hours Devotion Across Ohio Parishes
The program lists multiple Catholic parishes scheduling Forty Hours Devotion between September 13 and 27. Participating churches include Resurrection Cincinnati Guardians Cincinnati St Joseph ayton St Marys Fort Recovery St Lawrence Rhine St Sebastian Mercer County St Columbkill Wilmington St Paul Cincinnati St Aloysius Carthagena St Rita Dayton St Marys Greenville St John Baptist Harrison St Columban Loveland St Clement St Bernard St Rose Mercer County Rosary St Marys Urbana.
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Cincinnati
Guardians
St. Joseph’ Ayton
St. Mary's
Fort Recovery
St. Lawrence's
Rhine
St. Sebastian’s
Mercer County
St. Columbkill’s
Wilmington
St. Paul's
St. Aloysius
Carthagena
St. Rita's
Dayton
Greenville
St. John Baptist's
Harrison
St. Columban’s
Loveland
St. Clement's
St. Bernard
St. Rose's
Rosary
Urbana
Stamps Honor Assumption of Mary and Norwegian Catholic History
Religious stamps celebrate the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the Dormition site at Panaghia Kapuli. Vatican issues display Pius XII declaring the dogma and angels over St Peter's Basilica. A Norwegian stamp marks the eighth centenary of the Norwegian Catholic hierarchy with Cardinal Nicholas Breakspeare later Adrian IV.
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Panaghia Kapuli
Vatican City
Pius XII
St. Peter’s Basilica
Nicholas Breakspeare
Adrian IV
Fresh Week at Our Lady of Cincinnati College Opens Weeklong Schedule
Our Lady of Cincinnati College prepares for Freshman Week from September 14 to 17 with upperclassmen registration on September 16 and freshmen on September 17. Classes begin May 21. The college offers a four year BA and BS programs with new fall elementary education and teaching certificates, plus Saturday sessions for in service teachers.
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Or Lady of Cincinnati College
Religious
Sisters of Mercy of
Province of Cincinnati
College to Open Great Books Classes This Fall
Edgecliff campus offers Intellectual Adventurers in Great Books following February inauguration at Our Lady of Cincinnati College. Intro meeting, texts span Aristotle to Shakespeare. class begins September 23 with Wednesday evening sessions at 7 30. Open to alumnae friends and students. registration contact provided.
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Our Lady of Cincinnati College
Edgecliff
Aristotle
Alfred G. Stritch
Pascal
Pensees
Mary Constance
Spinoza
Theo Pol
Jerome Lemmer
S.J
Merson
Charles Wheeler
Dewey
Frank R. el
William J. Gauche
St. Thomas Aquinas
de Cive
Carl Steinbicker
Walter Whalen
Marx
Martin Garry
Letters to the Editor Support for Simple Hymns and Moral Cautions
A Cincinnati reader defends child friendly hymn singing while urging simple church music for all. The letter defends Father Curtin and questions the need for complex hymns in service. A second reader critiques Kinsey reports noting moral danger and scientific value, urging caution and reflection on the studies.
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Jesus
Curtin
Marvella
Kinsey
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