The Last Word on Leisure and Catholic Life
Sociologist Riesman warns Americans face a moral obligation to have fun with excessive leisure, while Father Vann and bishops urge a Catholic culture sustained by contemplative living. The piece contrasts American haste with continental pauses and calls for "total" Christians to renew society through prayer, worship, and charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life
David Riesman
Hayward
Japan
Gerald Vann
Pius XII
Germany
Seminary Wins High Recognition For Magazine
The Brown and White student publication of St. Francis of Assisi seminary Mt. Healthy earned first honors in the 1952 Catholic high school magazines survey by the Catholic School Press Association of Marquette University. It publishes six times yearly with a paid circulation of 1511 and subscribers in 39 states plus the District of Columbia, Canada, England and Germany. The staff includes many Franciscan novices. editor John Mittelstadt Kansas City Mo circulation manager Edward Grein Cincinnati business manager Walter King Detroit. The campaign aims for 2000 subscribers with over 700 paid subscriptions reported after summer break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic School Press Association
School of Journalism
Marquette University
Brownard
St. Francis’ Seminary
Mt. Healthy
District of Columbi
Canada
England
Germany
St. Anthony’s
Mt. Agg
Cincinnati
Brown and White
John Mittelstadt
Kansasity
Edward Grein
Walter King
Detroit
Last Word contributor corrected to Eleanor Waters
A correction notes the previously printed Last Word contributor name was misspelled. The correct author is Eleanor Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Waters
Call to Apostolic Life and Following Christ
The text urges all to follow Christ as apostles as Pope Pius XI proclaimed. It emphasizes wisdom in speech, judgment in action, and God's law in the heart as essentials for apostolic work and response to the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Matthew
Pius XI
School Paper Advisers Meet at Academy in Cincinnati
CAPA the Catholic Advisers Press association holds its first meeting Saturday September 20 at 10 am at Ursula's Academy Cincinnati. Miss Sheila Plunkett vice president will preside with advisers for 16 high school papers in the archdiocese present to discuss the year theme and plans for student journalists in affiliated schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAPA
Catholic Advisers’ Press Association
Ursula’s Academy
Cincinnati
Sheila Plunkett
Pioneer Retreat Set for CYOQ Sponsorship
The Cincinnati Catholic Youth organization sponsors a Pioneer retreat at California Park October 17 18 and 19 for Horizon club members Senior Girl Scouts and high school age CYO officials. The weekend includes outdoor camping and leadership training with a $2.50 cost and a $1 registration fee the registration deadline is October 5.
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Cincinnati Catholic Youth Organization
California Park
Horizon Club
CYO
CY ¥ O
Rr One
Earl Ostertag
St. William’s
Cliffor Cadwallader
St. Monica’s
Martin Bishop
St. Gertrude’s
Henry Pellman
St. Martin’s
Dates That Made History September 21 Joli et explorations
September 21 marks Joliet the explorer born in Quebec who joined Father Marquette to trace the Mississippi River from Wisconsin to Arkansas and back to Illinois and Lake Michigan. He died in 1700 and his maps were lost when his canoe overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Joliet
Bornuebec
Oliet
Mississippi River
Father Marquettes
Fox River
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Arkansas River
Illinois River
Lake Michigan
Joliet
Parecer
United States Air Mail
St. Mary’s Mission
Montana
Christopher Columbus
America
Columbus
West Indies
South America
Central America
New World
Bahamas
Semiannual Scout Elections Officers for Troop 354
St Clement s church St Bernard Sponsored Boy Scout News reports the semiannual election of officers for troop and post 354 with installation planned next meeting. Officers named include Robert Wuest Frankl Bauer Kenneth Schlotman Robert Rasp Jerry Hudepohl Lorin Keyenhagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lover Post 354
St. Clement's Church
St. Bernard
Robert Wuest
de Uty
Frankl Bauer
Kenneth Schlotman
Robert Rasp
Jerry Hudepoh
Lorin Keyenhagen
All-Catholic rating for five archdiocese publications
The Catho lic School Press association awarded the All-Catholic rating to five archdiocese publications this week. The Seton Journal of Mt. St. Joseph and the University of Dayton News are in the college division. St. Ursula Light of St. Ursula's Academy Cincinnati and Ursuline of Ursuline Academy Cincinnati are in the school division. Plume of Purcell High School in the high school magazine division. The Seton Journal was named one of six newspapers of distinction in the United States in last week’s Catholic Telegraph Register.
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Archdiocese
Catholic School Press Association
Seton Journal
Co of Mt
U. S
Catholic Telegraph Register
Camp Fire Advisers To Meet on Sept. 23
The Catholic advisory committee on Camp Fire Girls activities will hold its first meeting of the year in the Catholic Lending library at St. Louis Church Cincinnati on Tuesday September 23 at 10 a.m.
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St. Louis’ Church
Cincinnati
Priest James Sweeney Dies Suddenly in Midland
The Rev. James Sweeney pastor of St. Elizabeth's church in Midland died unexpectedly on September 7. Born in Ireland in 1875 he was ordained in 1919 and served under Bishop William T. McCarty of the diocese.
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Midland
S. Dak
James Sweeney
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Ireland
Sweeney
William T. McCarty
Old City
Pontifical Uiemass
Bishop Massie Volunteers as English Teacher at Catholic Central
Bishop John King Massie of Steubenville volunteers as English II and IV teacher at Catholic Central High School to help with a critical staffing shortage. The bishop, formerly Cincinnati archdiocese chancellor, will teach for about a month until two new priests arrive from outside the diocese. He previously taught at Elder High School and Xavier University in Cincinnati and served at Mt. St. Mary's Seminary in Norwood. He expresses a warm regard for the English course and the students.
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Steubenville
Catholic Central High School
John King Massie
Cincinnati
Massio
P. Wenda
Pricipal
Ier
Musgsio
Elder High School
Xavier University
Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary
Norwood
Catholic Central
Sheridan and the 1864 Cavalry Raid to Richmond
The narrative chronicles Philip Sheridan born Albany New York raised Somerset Pennsylvania and West Point graduate of 1858. It covers his Civil War rise and famed cavalry leadership from the Wilderness to Yellow Tavern where his raid aimed to sever supply rails to Lee and pull him from Richmond. Jeb Stuart is noted as his Confederate counterpart and wound.
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Albany
N. Y
Somerset
West Point
Sheridan
Appalachians
Murfreesboro
Chickamauga
Missionary Ridge
Ae Grant
Lincoln
Washington
Batles
Wilderness
Spottsyvania
Cold Harbor
Lee
Richmond
Jeb Stuart
City
Yellow Tavern
Grant
Pass the Object Around the Circle Game and Shenandoah Draft
A children’s circle game called Pass the Object Around the Circle is described with rules for passing a handkerchief or ball and penalties for drops. The text shifts to military history noting Sheridan’s 1864 campaigns in the Shenandoah Valley, Grant’s orders to cut supply lines, and the demolition of crops, cattle, barns, and mills to deny Confederate use, marking a harsh but merciful end per the 1950 copyright by Mary and William Lamers.
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Richmond
Sheridan
Shenandoah Valley
Washton
Grant
Mary
William Lamers
Catholic Advisory Committee Revives Girl Scout Patrols
With the new school term the Catholic authorized Girl Scout program will be resumed. The Catholic Advisory Committee on Girl Scouting oversees the revived patrols and related activities led by Exta CAMPoL.
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Exta Campol
Catholic Advisory Committee
Visit to the Zoo Awakens Reflection on Creation and Purpose
A feature recounts a visit to a large city zoo with famed animals, then shifts to a Catholic youth group notice. It cites God’s creation, human purpose, and the value of church support, followed by Cincinnati CYO plans for 1952 53 and requests for Girl Scout troop news and activity notes.
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Myers
Seminary Clergy Lead Little Flower Novena at Mt Airy
Faculty members of St. Sue ory's seminary will preach the annual Little Flower novena at Little Flower church Mt. Airy from September 25 to October 3. Fathers Berwanger Meining Norbert McCarthy will minister daily at 3 and 8 pm with sermon Benediction and relic blessing. A candlelight procession caps the closing service October 3 at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Sue Ory’s Seminary
Little Flower Church
Mt. Airy
G J. Berwanger
Joseph C. Meinering
Norbert J. McCarthy
St. Therese
Sister Marietta Dies After 47 Years in Religion
Former Helena Welling entered religious life in 1905 and spent forty seven years teaching missions and parochial schools in Kansas Missouri Indiana and Cincinnati. A Funeral Mass was held at Oldenburg on Sept. 16 with burial there. Survived by two sisters Mrs George Stevens and Mrs Harry Tallen of Cincinnati.
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Marietta
St. Francis of Olden
Kansas
Missouri
Indiana
Cincinnati
Helena Welling
Oldenburg
George Stevens
Harry Tallen
Cocktail Sauce Recipe From The Cub Cooks
A readable fragment describes a cocktail sauce for shrimp or crab meat cocktails. It mentions six tablespoons tomato catsup, lemon, celery salt, and Tabasco sauce as key ingredients and notes to mix to taste.
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Apostle
Evangelist
Mary BouLten
Christ
Joseph
W Herd Thal
Avenes
St. Margaret of Cortona
Campaign For Members
University of Cincinnati Newman Club
Cecil Clinn
Maren Beck
Cecil Clingerman
Ray Klebahn
Shirley Bauer
Rita Gels
Margaret Mow
Cy Fey
Bob Henkenberns
Wayne Gorsler
Rod McGarry
George Ve
CYOQ
United States
Continental Congress
Benjamin Franklin
Silas Deane
Arthur Lee
Boy Scout News
Scouting Committee
Warsaw
John Bauer
Earl DeLaet
Joseph Haverland
Theodore Scheuerle
Ray Woll
C. J. William
L. A. Freson
Will Goldschmidt
Henry Hudepohl
Theodore Schrand
John Bill
Gervase Goldwater
O.F.M
James Curry
Owen J. Gehring
Preston Pilgrim
J. Schlotman
William Diesel
Our
Michael Buccino
Joan OF Arc
Domremy
Lorraine
Coo
France
Joan
Joan OF Artou
Jedith
Franceso
Song
Jesus
Philip H. Sheridan
Mary and
MD Ae
Coe Frend
John Anaruma
Cere
Coneat Nila
Catala
East Eight Street
Frederick
CINTI
Ohio
Caley
Coke
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Works Company
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