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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1952
Page
2
The message links parish giving to medieval church labor as a prayerful community effort. It recalls St. Peter's pioneer work and urges Catholics in Ohio to support the Cathedral Sem inary fund by contributing in stone wood and glass through devotion and generosity.
A fragment of Populus Sang is cited as a motto for a monastic order linked to St. Augustine. The tale recalls Augustine’s struggle to change his life after hearing his mother, St. Monica, and the call to take up and read.
The piece urges daily Bible reading and cites Origen to stress religion as core to national life. It highlights Eisenhower and Stevenson views on faith, liberty, and anti communism, arguing religion anchors government, law, and morality amid political transition.
The article notes that many candidates seek broad appeal before elections by making conflicting promises to different groups such as farmers and housewives across regions including the North South East and West.
The article recounts Gutenberg's 1450 to 1453 Bible creation, detailing type molds, page design, and binding plans. It notes 45 copies survive, including in the Library of Congress, Yale, Harvard, and private libraries, and outlines his financial struggles and partnership with Johann Fust.
Father Trese notes that secularism endangers daily life and urges lay apostolate to bring Catholicity into education business government and labor. The piece highlights a 24 hour framework with practical steps and praises the stimulating analysis by F B.
The Louisville Record, an editorial voice of the Archdiocese of Louisville, urges Catholics to avoid excitement over naming an American Ambassador to the Vatican. It notes Governor Stevenson’s remarks in Springfield and argues the matter is not a major campaign issue while supporting a personal envoy but resisting church-state entanglements.
The 14th century Milan Cathedral rises with 98 turrets and thousands of statues. Built on the site of a former Basilica, it features white marble from Lake Maggiore and a central spire bearing the Blessed Mother. Histories link St Ambrose and St Charles Borromeo to its lineage, while the structure, begun in 1386 by Duke Giovanni Visconti, is deemed a world wonder.
A 1951 Washington bishops address compares today’s America to ancient Rome, warning that internal moral decay and materialism threaten civilization. They urge lay Catholics to study theology, start study groups, and actively pursue spiritual growth to change the world.
Thirty candidates are listed for the men s council from various deaneries including Ton Deanery Herbert Schlater James Madigan Sidney Deanery Robert Whalen Fred Altman St Martins Deanery Charles Kct John Kleiman Springfield Deanery North Guette Herman Krekeler St. Law rence Deanery Neal Murphy John Asterberger Hamilton Deanery Anthony Berkmayer Lawrence Kremer St Mary s Deanery Charles ee horn Joseph Devers candidates at large Election of officers will be held at the Sheraton Gibson hotel after Pontifical Mass at St John s Cathedral on November 9.
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