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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1945
Page
11
Irish Columban Fathers aided by the U S and Filipino troops recounts a shell strike on a rectory during Lingayen landing preparations. Priests kept Mass in a tent and began a wooden church but fear completion. They lacked clothes and shoes for a time and escaped by jumping from a window of the blaze.
Chicago reports the St. Dismas Day award of 500 dollars goes to an Negro family of eleven, praised as the forgotten saint for their frugal, steady care.
Polish-American clergy denounce Poland's Y conference decisions in a Washington record. The Detroit Archdiocese and the Council of American Priests of Polish Descent join voices with Hartford and others to publish resolutions in the press.
Catholic devotional notices list multiple sites in Cincinnati offering novenas and Holy Hours. Parishes including St. Monica, St. Philomena, Shrine of the Little Flower, Holy Angels, Our Lady of Perpetual Help, and more announce regular evenings and times for Miraculous Medal, Our Lady of Help, and other devotions to support peace, welfare of service members, and national prayer.
The piece argues humans are inherently selfish and war often follows free will and selfish power. It cites the Truce of God as a model to curb conflict and calls for morality in international councils. It notes Abraham Lincoln’s quip about pleasing all the people all the time.
The passage notes extended daylight near the Arctic region around June 21, highlighting midnight sun over Canada and Alaska lands. It mentions advantages for travelers and contrasts with long darkness in winter, reflecting the distinctive daylight pattern in high latitudes.
Fragmentary notes discuss justification by faith versus works, citing Catholic and Protestant stances. The tainted OCR hints at a priestly debate, penance, and the question of salvation based on belief rather than deeds.
A fragment discusses Colossians asserting we have power in ourselves to choose sin or to avoid it, implying a personal responsibility in holy living. The terse line emphasizes decisive agency in moral conduct.
Ambiguous reports claim speculation about Russo Vatican talks grows. Observers discuss potential Russian attitudes toward church relations, noting no official statements and hints of renewed engagement with clergy in occupied regions.
The Clervaux Benedictine community, once dissolved January 15 1941 by German forces, faced looting and desecration as the Nazis emptied the church and stripped silverware while using the abbey as a base. Abbot Seneph Odo Alardo remained abroad in the United States seeking return. The abbey library survived and was pledged for transfer to Luxembourg City.
A fragment reports the anti clerical movement in France revealing a strong statement by a group calling itself National Council of Teachers. The text notes state law affecting Alsace as German territory at the time and mentions church schools in a Catholic region.
A panel of Catholic lawyers convened at St Louis to study canon law in civil marriage actions. The gathering, called by Very Rev Patrick J Holloran S J, aimed to discuss church teachings on marriage and how they affect civil proceedings.
The item notes a doubled count of returned veterans at Notre Dame and mentions a registration process tied to a grounds for complaint. The source quotes a Paul reference from Colossians in a religious context.
The obituary recalls Chevigny a Notre Dame blocking back linked to Rockne and Gipp. It notes his wartime Marine service and later coaching career at Texas and St. Edward's. It references the 1920 Army Notre Dame rivalry and the famous Gipper deathbed wish "one for the Gipper."
Chicago Ukrainians mourn the death of Very Rev. Cholas Alfred Siemenowich age 87, oldest Ukrainian Catholic priest in the United States, longtime leader at Sts Peter and Paul parish and St Michael’s church.
Mary E McCullough has been chosen chief ranger of the Women's Catholic Order of Foresters to succeed the late Miss Alice Prim.
De Paul’s six foot nine George Mikan once eyed a priestly path at Quigley Prep seminary before returning to athletics. He joined the seminary varsity in his last year then pursued De Paul and later studied medicine and law while drawing pro baseball offers from the Indians Cubs and White Sox for his pitching potential.
The Most Rev. Bishop plans to confirm over 13 500 people in 35 parishes in the next two months. The schedule lists St. Lawrence's Cincinnati at 226 confirmations and Holy Family Parsonage as third with 200, with dates from April 10 to May 6 across multiple Cincinnati area churches including St. Stephen's St. Augustine's St. Elizabeth's and more.
Miss Dolores Navaro of 1173 Altadena Avenue is named St Richard after donning the garb at St Joseph’s on March 1. She attends St Joseph’s Academy under Guardian Angel Miss Mary Sullivan. Another girl at St Jerome’s parish is named Sis de Sales.
This week we received bonds from St Mary Hyde Park K and M Lynch St Elizabeth Norwood Haeufle and St Patrick s Cin A message of peace from Christ is cited and prayers for divine peace are urged The church plans funding to build chapels in localities once the necessary capital is obtained.
The Fontbonne nuns of Cincinnati announce the death of a Mt. St. Joseph academy faculty member. She died Sunday morning after a yearlong illness. Survived by businesswoman relatives and Albert Haun and Eugene Hau.
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