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Newspaper

Catholic Telegraph Register

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1952

Page

3

Pope denounces national religion push while science honors faith

The World Astronomical congress notes Pope Pius XII impressed scientists with his astronomy address while urging belief in a divine creator. A separate league advocates a compulsory national religion funded by tax, opposed by Americans who value independence and religious freedom. Irreligionists are accused of deceit as they seek public subsidies.

Pope Pius XII Holy Father Pope Bethlehem Gion League John Smith America League For

A League Calls for National Religion Debate

A group identifying as the League for a National Religion proposes a public discussion on establishing a national faith. The forwarding note outlines goals and cites concerns over religious pluralism. It seeks support from civic and religious bodies.

Dissenting Vote Over Ollie James Column Controversy

A Cincinnati Enquirer column discussion traces a string of risqué items including a girl arrested for nudity and an actress accused of promoting nudity among American women. Oliver James labels the bundle a merry Monday morning as readers react.

Ollie James Cincinnati Enquirer Mr. James

Innocent Bystander column under fire for morals

A June 1952 scan of James column for the Daily Enquirer draws critics to urge a journalistic morals code. While James is praised for wit and editorials, the "Innocent Bystander" feature is labeled salacious and unbecoming of the paper’s leadership role.

James Daily Enquirer Neil MacNeil MacNeil New York Times MacNeil Lyne The Enquirer

St Augustine's Parish to Celebrate Centenary Founding

The article recalls St Augustine's Cincinnati German parish history from its 1853 dedication through renovations and leadership changes. It notes German shift under Archbishop Purcell, parish growth, school expansion, and the 1940s move of church functions to the auditorium, with Father Benning as pastor in 1948 and about 250 families today.

St. Augustine's Parish Purcell J. O. Mealy P. C. Ueile P. Perry Brighton- Mohawk Arcbishop Bernard J. Menge St. Augustine’s Bank Street Father Menge Anthony Walburg Father Walburg Louis J. Nau Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary Father Nau St. Lawrence’s Parish Price Hill John Schopp John J. Halbrecht Raphael H. Moorman Eugene C. Gerlach Aloysius A. Huber Louis G. Reinhold Reinhold Father Benning St. Augustine’s School

Review of Life Begins With Love by E. Boyd Barrett

A Catholic literature review praises Barrett's Life Begins With Love as a thoughtful study of love beyond sentiment, defining it as involving mind will and heart with fidelity tolerance and truthfulness. The piece notes four rules of love and its absorbing portrayal. Maryknoll editorial faces China crises, urging Christian responsibility and faith enduring under oppression.

E. Boyd Barrett Bruce Publishing Company Barrett Maryknoll China

Father Hilary Ahern Joins Providence College faculty

Father Hilary R. Ahern O.P. who taught philosophy at Our Lady of Cincinnati College from 1945 to 19 has been appointed to the Providence College faculty in Providence Rhode Island. He succeeds Father Martin Garry O.P. formerly head of philosophy at Aquinas College Grand Rapids Michigan.

Hilary R. Ahern Our of Cincinnati College Providence College Providence, R.I Father Ahern Our Lady of Cincinnati Martin Garry O.P Aquinas College Grand Rapids Mich

Old Cathedral Bells Honor Maggini Family in Cincinnati

The Old Cathedral bells will ring again to honor descendants of Felix and Mrs. Maggini, sponsors of the church’s largest bell 100 years ago. Archbishop Purcell invited the Maggini family on Jan 10 1852, a note still kept by the family. The 12 bells, cast in Cincinnati, range from four feet to one foot and were installed before 1852. The St. Peter’s bells once rang downtown until silenced after the cathedral rights moved to St. Monica’s in 1938.

Felix Maggini Cincinnati Purcell Maggini William Arthur Maggini George B. Maggini H . Mai Schimanski Marygini Bunker Robert A. Maggini San Francisco Donald J. Maggini New York Ursula Maggini Guinan Stockton Calif George J. Hanks Bell Foundry St. Peter’s St. Monica’s

Bible in Stone at Amiens Cathedral Classic Gothic Masterpiece

The Cathedral of Amiens is famed as the Bible in Stone with ornate carvings of scriptural scenes and figures. Its 400 foot spire and 200 foot towers dominate, while 475 foot length and 105 foot nave showcase vast, simple beauty.

Amiens France Peter the Hermit Firmin Eulogius Christ

Forty Hours Devotion Schedule Across Diocese

Sept 21 to 28 lists parishes including St Pauls Cincinnati St Aloysius Carthagena St Rita Dayton St Marys Greenville St Johns Harrison St Columbans Loveland St Clements St Roses Mercer County St Ch arles South Charleston St Marys Urbana Sept 28 to Oct 6 includes St George Cincinnati Our Lady Lourdes Cincinnati Immaculate Conception Celina Our Lady of Mercy Dayton St Aloysius Elmwood Trinity Middletown St Peters New Richmond St Michaels Ogg Queen of Peace Millville.

St. Paul’s Cincinnati St. Aloysius Carthagena St. Rita’s Dayton St. Mary’s Greenville St. John Baptist’s Harrison St. Columban’s Loveland St. Clement’s St. Bernard St. Rose’s Mercer County St. Charles South Charleston Urbana St. George’s Our Lady of Lourdes Immaculate Conception Celina Our Lady of Mercy Elmwood Trinity Middletown St. Peter’s New Richmond St. Michael’s Ogg Queen of Peace Millville

Have You Registered To Vote In Hamilton County

The Hamilton County Board of Elections urges registration before Sept. 24. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily and 8:30 a.m. to noon on Saturdays. Precinct voting booths operate Sept. 24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Criteria include active service members exempt from registering, those who have not voted in two years, residents aged 21 before Nov 4, name or address changes, and new state residents who will have lived here one year by Nov 4.

Hamilton County Board of Elections Board of Elections Armed Service

Catholic Radio and TV Programs List By Station Hours

Broadcasting schedule lists Catholic programs across stations WHIP Covington WLW Cincinnati WJEL Des Moines area and others. It notes daily prayers hours including Rosary Hour and Angelus for multiple cities and mentions Sacred Heart and Hour of Truth programs with station call letters and times.

Sacred Heart Covington Wing Dayton Angelus

Catholic Deaf Schools History Amid Cathedral Education

Letter discusses the Aug 1952 Catholic Telegraph Register article on the first Catholic Deaf Day School and tracks the 1880s shift of Deaf education in Cincinnati. It notes Father Mackey’s role, the 1887 opening, relocation to Sisters of Notre Dame, the 1915 St. Rita’s residential school, and references Ephphatha Chicago’s 1884 model and later changes.

Catholic Telegraph Register Weq Father Mackey Deaf and Dumb School Washington, D. C John Mackey Sisters of Notre Dame Sixth Street Ncy Anastablish Pete den Fo Bilee St. Rita’s School For the Deaf Sisters of Charity Archdiocese of Piers Epipheta School For the Deaf Chicago Ephpheta School Ephpheta St. Rita’s A School For the Deaf Catholic Telegraph-Register H. J. Waldhaus

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