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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1945
Page
8
The text argues that true contrition requires full awareness of sin and the will to avoid it, and that the desire for the Sacrament of Penance is essential. It cites the Council of Trent to support that perfect contrition includes the wish for confession and forgiveness, even after reconciliation.
A brief notice notes a clinic in Kansas City Missouri offering care for chronic conditions. It mentions address Suite St and minor clinic details. The readable text emphasizes the facility’s focus on time saving and specialized care.
The text states that a sacrament is valid only with proper matter form and intention by both minister and recipient. If a person lacks sacred intent, reception is profane. Conditional baptism could be repeated if the person converts, and marriage cases require stronger proof than mere non Baptism statements.
Rev. Frank Connell C S R associate at the Catholic University of America argues postwar conscription should be proved necessary for national protection and not pursued until current methods spanning a century and a half prove inadequate. He warns conscription could foster militarism and glamorize killing, citing Germany as a cautionary example.
The association offers a cash prize for Catholic historians. An announcement of the winner will be made at the annual luncheon in December.
A list of films reviewed by the National Legion of Decency in categories A 1 and A 2 with which are deemed unobjectionable for general patronage. The document names titles such as Law of the Valley Leave It to for Murder Meet Me in St Louis M No Velvet Navajo Trail and more, indicating which are acceptable.
A fragment notes a committee member from the International Council of Education and a Reverend involved in a discussion on family week amid wartime civic themes. The text references Roosevelt and council members, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The Primate of Poland, Cardinal August Hlond, arrives in exile after years living in lands under Nazi domination. He has spent nearly five years away from Polish territories and arrives during wartime upheaval.
The Salt Lake bishop will address a peace gathering in San Francisco alongside John J. Mitty and Monsignor Sheen. The event aims to foster Catholic unity as the United Nations coordinates a critical session in the city.
The Columbia Scholastic Press Association announces winners from Chicago area Catholic schools. Immaculate and other Catholic institutions are named among fifteen top honorees in the annual journalism contest.
The Rt. Rev. Thomas J Moiety for the Propagation of the Faith says the Catholic Church in Japan is optimistic for postwar days with an established native hierarchy and native clergy.
The article outlines the Easter liturgical season spanning Holy Saturday to Ascension and beyond. It notes a fifty day period of joy for followers and highlights the community’s work during this liturgical cycle.
Vatican City reports His Holiness Pope Pius XII welcomed six officials from UNRRA in a quiet audience. The dispatch from War Information Service notes the occasion as a symbol of Allied relief efforts during Eastertide.
Catholic doctrine affirms the real presence in the Eucharist based on Jesus words at the Last Supper. The article explains the transformation of bread and wine into Body and Blood, while appearances remain.
A gathering at Trinity College discussed world organization and rights in peace work. Speakers included Rev Wilfrid Parsons Dr Thomas and other officials from Catholic and educational institutions. They warned Europe may take a long time to revitalize and out of current issues a global framework must emerge.
Fragmented notice notes a religious title and publication named Faith of Millions in El Paso with reference to Iglesia and Revista Catolica indicating a U S inclusion.
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