Missionaries in Philippines face serious difficulties
The article notes General MacArthur's orders hindered Catholic mission schools in the Philippines. War damage destroyed facilities, burned American textbooks were confiscated, and personnel were scarce. Belgian Sisters of St. Teresa reorganized in Manila after wartime losses, previously serving 1,200 students in a modern complex.
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Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Sisters of
St. A
Manila
Santa Teresa
Newman club membership drive on university campus
Milton Saunders and Miss Rita Kunkenmoeller will host registration week September 17 to 22 at the University of Cincinnati campus to enroll new Newman club members. The club supports Catholic student activities including a forum, camera and skating clubs, and a monthly Newman News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Saunders
Rita Kunkenmoeller
University of Cincinnati
Newman Club
A OaAfereny F. Cincinnati
Ing Club
Newmanweal
Cincinnati Mayor Will Be Barker Event Ad
A Community Chest event at College Hill features booths and amusements for children including a roast beef dinner and apple pie for $1 adults 75 cents children. The 1946 Ply and 20 other awards will be raffled. About 150 girls are trained for citizenship. $30,000 is needed for roofs and boiler equipment. bus service runs from 74th and Vine to the grounds with ample parking.
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John Tomine
Northern College Hill
Lockland
Otto Beart
Bill Williams
Greena
Relee
Community Chest
74Th
Vine Streets
Carthage
Hamilton Avenue
North Bend Road
College Hill
Missionary Union Clergy Proposes Aid Agencies
The Archdiocesan Mission Office and related Catholic groups including the Missionary Union of Clergy, Association of the Holy Childhood, and Near East Welfare Association coordinate aid efforts. They operate under the Cincinnati Archdiocese with centers at Crusade Castle and Stattue Avenue Linwood.
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the Missionary Union of the Clergy
T.D
Dince Archdiocesan Mission Office
Crusade Castle
Stattue Avenue
Linwood
Cincinnati
Oeatin
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Association of the Holy Childhood
The
Catholic Near East Welfare Association
Hospital fete promises free grounds as DDT used
The St Francis hospital fete will be insect free this Sunday September 16 thanks to a donated death spray. DDT will be sprayed on the grounds and around the kitchen and dining areas to kill flies ants and jiggers.
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St. Francis Hospital
J. B. L. Cascade Int Bath Claims Longtime Benefit
A damaged passage touts an intestinal cleanse product saying daily use over 48 years improves appetite and comfort. It emphasizes internal waste removal and urges readers to investigate this simple method for better health and vitality.
Free Year Booklet Proposes Inner Bathing Idea
A humorous request circulates for a free year book titled Why We Should Bathe Internally. The item appears as a playful concept rather than a serious publication.
Three Catholics Named District Chairmen in War Chest Drive
Brig. Gen. P. Lincoln Mitchell announces 1946 War Chest district chairs Edward A. Heitker Evanston district E-1 Joseph Guenther Cincinnati area and Raymond T. Timmerman U-1 Downtown. Heitker is with Park Mills Chas A Marsh New Era Mills and holds church and veterans roles. Guenther heads Cincinnati National Candy Co. unit and aids Red Cross and war bond drives. Timmerman an account executive and Knights of Columbus member serves as War Chest solicitor.
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Edward A. Heitker
Joseph Guenther
Raym T. Timmerman
P. Lincoln Mitchell
Evanston
X. Findlay Market
Mohawk
Clifton Heights
Raymond T. Timmerman
U-1
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Bentley Post American Legion
St. Mark's En’s
Holy Name Society
Evanston Civic Association
Kenniston Post
United States Ice Legion
Guenther
Woodmont Avenue
Cincinnati
National Candy Company
Poco Red Cross
Raymond T. Tisumetaa
Clayton Street
Knights of Columbus
Newport
Heither
Iman
Albany Forum Forms New Critics Group
A new unit of the Critics' Forum approved by Bishop Edmund F. Gibbons of Albany will hold its first meeting in October. The Forum, founded five years ago by Monsignor John K. Cartwright of Washington D C, aims to evaluate current best sellers for the public. Forum 1 will be sponsored by Siena and directed by Rev. Xavier A. Cox O F M O P M Monsignor Cartwright will oversee activities and lead the initiative.
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Albany
Critics’ Forum
Edmund F. Gibbons
Forum
John K. Cartwright
Washington, D. C
The
of Siena
Xavier A. Cox
O.F.M
O.P.M
Sella Detesate Petreee
Doll Booth Fete Draws Local Ladies and Chair Moe Orwick
The article notes a doll booth event chaired by Moe Orwick with participants Gertrude Dorsch Nancy Madden and Alice Irwin seated for a group photograph. The phrasing highlights a social gathering featuring the doll display and its organizers.
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Ciety
Moe Orwick
Pi d
Gertrude Dorsch
Nancy Madden
Alice Irwin
Autographed Lasance Spiritual Books Scheduled for Auction
Two autographed volumes of Rev. Francis X. Lasance works to be auctioned at St. Francis Hospital's garden fete on Sunday September 16. The New Roman Missal and My Prayer Book editions are rare and highly valued, with millions of copies sold globally and extensive binding details noted.
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Francis X. Lasance
St. Francis’ Hospital
Father Lasance
Morocco
Dom Augustine Walsh
O.S.B
Father Lasances
Ten Burlington priests named domestic prelates
Pope Pius XII conferred the dignity of Domestic Prelate on ten priests of the Diocese of Burlington. The list includes Rt. Rev. Monsignors John M. Brown, Charles L. Pontbriand, James P. Rand, John B. McGarry, E F Cray, Wilhout Forces, Gears 2 L Ecuyer, Joseph A. Dame, Damasc Carvieres, and Bernard J.
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Burlington, Vt
Pius XII
Diocese of
Burlington
John M. Brown
Charles L. Pontbriand
James P. Rand
John B. McGarry
E F. Cray
Wilhout Forces
L’ecuyer
Joseph A. Dame
Damasc ‘Carvieres
Bernard J
Behold Your King and Catholic Novels Draw Debate
Critics discuss Florence Bauer Behold Your King as a historical novel and compare it to The Robe The Nazarene and Apostle The piece notes Bauer portrays Christ humanely and questions the moral tone of other titles It mentions Catholic study groups and readers seeking happiness through right means and religious clubs The article also touches on Missals and publishing efforts for Catholic liturgical items.
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Christ
Demetrius Man
Florence Bauer
Robe
Nazarene
Asch
Bauer
Ator
Payne McCormick
Cme
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