Priest Fr Agnellus Lammert Dies on Jubilee Day in Laguna
The Cincinnati Franciscan Fr Agnellus Lammert died on Jubilee Day at age 15 in 1919 after 20 years in New Mexico missions. His life built and restored mission chapels, earned the affection of Acoma and Laguna Indians, and inspired future vocations. His burial near his Indian parishioners affirmed a heroic missionary legacy.
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Cincinnati
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Laguna
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New Secoetary
Good Samaritan Hospital
Wayfarer
Acoma
New Mexico
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St. Joseph
Ree Aneti
Mexico
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Old Laguna
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Stevenson
Father
Gavan Duffy
Paradise
Sun of Justice
Lammert
St. John the Baptist’s School
Green Street
Herman Lammert
Tom Clark
Rube Benton
Ivy Wingo
Redland Field
Kluszewski
Raffensberger
McMillan
Southwest
PTA Plans Civil Defense Dressings for Students
PTA volunteers under Red Cross supervision will prepare burn dressings for every child in Cincinnati and Hamilton County. Supplies will be stored in public and parochial schools this fall with dressings produced to Hamilton County civil defense specifications.
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Civil Defense
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
PTA
American Red Cross
Hamilton County Civil Defense Organization
Health and Emergency Medical Service
Modesty in Clothing Is Forgotten Virtue in Dakota Catholic Press
Father Spain editor of Dakota Catholic Action argues modesty in dress is forgotten and links fashion trends to social discontent and family disintegration. He cites Pope Pius XI and recalls a Marian vision warning against offending the Divine. He urges women to dress with ladylike decorum without monkish severity.
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Bismark
N. Dak
Father Spain
Dakota Catholic Action
Pius XI
Aleo
Teenager Wins Four Converts Through Mission Devotion
Ann Cronin a 17 year old New York department store clerk inspires friend Rachel Stroessner to attend a Paulist Fathers mission. Rachel, her sister Julia, and their mother convert to Catholicism alongside their father, forming a devout family that attends Mass together. Rev. John A. O'Brien at Notre Dame invites further conversion stories.
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Ann Cronin
New York
Ann
Rachel Stroessner
Rachel
St. Paul's
Columbus Avenue
Brooklyn
Julia
John’s
Willoughby Avenue
cMass
David
Stroessner
Nine Texas Bishops to Attend CCD Regional Congress in Corpus Christi
Nine Texas bishops and four from northern and eastern states will attend the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine regional congress in Corpus Christi October 28 to 30. Out of state bishops include James Peter Davis of San Juan Puerto Rico and William Mulloy of Re y. Monsignor Charles Walsh of New York City will speak on released time for religious instruction.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Texas
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
James Peter Davis
San Juan
Puerto Rico
William T. Mulloy
Re Y
Matthew F
Manchester
N.H
Liam O’connor
Madi
Europe’s Existence Threatened by Nationalism and Secularism
Eminent English Catholic scholar Christopher Dawson argues in his new book Understanding that Europe is weaker and more divided than in centuries. He links decline to secularism and nationalism, warns of disintegration, and urges a revival of Christian education to avert totalitarianism and further wars.
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New York
Europe
Christopher Dawson
Sheed and Ward
East
China
Dawson
Xavier U Chapel Message Ushers Freshman Focus
Xavier University President Father James Bee emphasized life’s ultimate purpose to about 350 freshmen and transfers at the chapel, stressing service to God and fellow man as central to education and the university spirit. Homecoming plans, a memorial for Albert D. Cash, and record graduate enrollment were announced, with classes starting Sept 16 and late registration through Sept 30.
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Xavier University
Lucian Vallee
Thomas P. Conry
S.J
Irvin F. Beumer
Vallee
Father Conry
United States
Mr. Beumer
James . Bee Em
Xavier
Father Maguire
Maguire
Father
Board of Governors
The
Alumni Association
Robert A. Ryan
E. Leo Koester
Mavier
University of Louisville
Xavier Stadium
Sheraton Gibson
Albert D. Cash
Raymond F. McCoy
McCoy
Primate of Colombia Condemns Mob Violence Across Bogota
Archbishop Crisanto Fe y Suarez of Bogota, Primate of Colombia, condemns pro government mobs for attacking Liberal newspapers and offices. Colombia remains under siege since November amid clashes between Conservative and Liberal elements. Archbishop Luque calls for harmony and brotherhood to calm tensions.
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Colombia
Crisanto Fee Ue
Bogota
Rgl
Luque
Vote Winning Dessert Campaign Highlight
A playful feature promotes a Fruit Cocktail Rennet Dessert as an appealing vote like option for all ages. It gives ingredients and steps to prepare a milk based dessert with fruit cocktail and vanilla rennet, then cools and serves topped with whipped cream and a cherry.
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