13 Apr 1945
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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1945
Page
1
A reflective meditation on divine grace and human freedom. The text argues grace empowers but does not force, noting saints and sinners alike must co operate with God's help. It cites Augustine and biblical verses urging transformation through prayer and moral effort.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions a claim related to rheumatic arthritis and enclosing $2.00. Contains unclear names and details.
Irregular phrase fragments suggest a report on a midwestern state administration during a period involving bishops. Readable bits mention bishops and governance, but details and events are unclear.
Acooperative note describes an event labeled as an acon gale at an oid method location.
An overview traces Russia’s growth from medieval expansion under Moscow princes through Peter the Great’s era to 1900s era shifts. It notes wars with Lithuania Poland and Turkey, gains in the Baltic and Caucasus, the Crimean War aftermath, and late-Imperial aims toward the Pacific with Port Arthur, Siberia, and Korea, set against global power jockeying.
The Pontifical Mass to consecrate the new bishop will feature 38 ministers plus prelates. Many ministers are members of Mt. St. seminary class of 1936 with clergy including Rev. Joseph D. ss and Rev. Jenee William auche among others. The consecrator is Most Rev. John T. McNicholas with bishops Ke ne and the Columbus prelate as coorators. The Very Rev. Monsignor Clarence G. Issenmann will preach.
A roundup notes chaplains under war fire in Europe and the Pacific, with Cincinnati priests and a returning officer praising chaplains. Chaplain Henry T. Imbus, now at Camp Gruber Oklahoma, receives the rank of major.
Rev. Kenny Lynch C P of Cincinnati was cited by the Army for bravery in World War II with both the Silver and Bronze Star medals. Serving with the Third Armored Spearhead Division of the First Army since D day he aided wounded under shellfire and carried a casualty 200 yards through a bombardment during the August 1944 Marigny breakthrough and later near Fromentel. He returned briefly to Cincinnati for leave at his parents home before rejoining the unit.
A reader report notes 627 aos student participants in Omaha retreats. The count reflects a local study citing turnout and engagement at the Omaha events.
Captain Robert W. Blum of Cincinnati lauds Catholic military chaplains for doing a good job in war zones. He cites their substantial support for soldiers and notes non Catholics admire the church's comfort during the invasion of Southern France. He recalls an evening when morale rose after a rough day at sea and the rosary was taught to two sailors.
Chaplain Leo T. Herlihy formerly at St. Francis de Sales Cincinnati and St. Mary’s Hamilton writes he likes his work but wishes the war were over. He notes, in part, that the colder months are past and expresses relief at the change of seasons.
The piece reports President Roosevelt and the Republican platform both endorsing a full employment goal near 60 million jobs. It notes cross party support for a wartime style push to create productive work, with promises to use private enterprise or government action as needed, and cites past statements from 1940.
Dayton obituary notes Sister Mary Anna Perry aged 88 died after a long teaching career. She served in Minster Thompson St Henry Ottoville Marys Troy Osceola Indiana and Regina High School Norwood before retirement in 1931.
A church official urges national unity and prayer for success of the San Francisco world conference. The text stresses the United States Britain and Russia as pivotal, warns against atheistic doubt, and calls priests to seek divine guidance for delegates, recalling Pope Pius XI’s order to pray for Russia.
The coat of arms of Bishop-elect of Steubenville John Erset is shown with heraldic divisions. The right half bears the diocese name and arms, the left the Holy Name Cathedral symbol, featuring the Immaculate Heart of Mary and biblical imagery.
Sevnet Herlihy Archdiocesan priest and former assistant pastor was killed while attempting to remove debris from a destroyed church in Europe. The incident occurred as Catholic chaplains aided the repopulated area amid the burning conflict.
A Cincinnati mission sister Sister Augusta R N Elmira writes from a Maryknoll contact in New York about 14 sisters cut off from their community in Kwangtung China. They report having food and freedom to work among natives despite isolation and limited outside communication.
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