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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1945
Page
9
A catalog snippet from Capistrano shows open weave cotton fabrics in white blue tan and gray with sizes small to large. Includes long and short sleeve tops, novelty knitted bags in natural, two tone basque shirt options, and well tailored white broadcloth sport shirts. Describes colors white brown red and green and two way collar features.
A radio program in Ian area broadcasts a 10N wide rosary over the system hosted by Rev. Patrick sc, founder and db. The piece notes plans for a Mother’s Day service and the program’s reach across the station.
A wartime bulletin discusses signs of the end times and the need for vigilance in faith. It notes biblical passages from Matthew and Mark, urges continued missionary work, and mentions Father Peyton and the Daily Family Rosary Movement spreading programs through Albany to thousands of Catholic groups in the U S and Canada.
Cardinal Sheen at Civic Auditorium argues the San Francisco conference offers Western civilization one last chance for peace. He urges five amendments to the Dumbarton Oaks plan including recognition of a moral law, an international bill of rights, revision of treaties, just armistice terms, and equality of all law abiding states.
The life of Saint Francis of Assisi is described with solitude at Portiuncula and the Five Sacred Wounds. A drawing shows his followers and depictions of St Francis. A wolf terrorized Gubbio until Francis commanded the beast in Christ’s name. Francis died October 3, 1226, was canonized in 1228, and his feast is October 4.
An NCWC report estimates 9 000 to 10 000 Catholic churches in Germany ruined or badly damaged by Allied bombing over two years of war. Cathedrals in the Rhineland suffered severe damage. ancient vessels and stained glass survived only because saved beforehand. Smaller towns lost parishes and seminaries, delaying clergy training, while bishops in occupied areas face reprisals and restricted commentary. In Washington, Richard F. Pattee was named consultant for the NCWC at the San Francisco UN conference.
Notre Dame plans a long range expansion funded by about 12.5 million in endowments and 10 million for new buildings and maintenance. President Rev J Hugh O’Donnell emphasizes growth of graduate studies, cross departmental research, and endowed chairs, while preparing for returning veterans under the GI Bill.
A disrupted OCR fragment describes a Protestant radio play and a priestly figure linked to a death in Utnea. It mentions Bev From Paul and Rev Timothy Mulvey of a religious order, with references to NBC Catholic and April 29. The readable parts imply a religious broadcast connected to a fatal incident.
The National Catholic Welfare Conference testimony before the Senate Education and Labor Committee April 20 urged federal aid to both non public and public schools. Father McManus, assistant director, stressed prior opposition by NCWC to such aid but said current needs justify consideration. He warned against excluding non public schools from benefits in the proposed measure.
In Denver two St John the Evangelist students, David Wallace and sister Marian, aged 10 and 8, boast their uncle is the U S president. The article notes family ties amid questions about religion and public life during Truman’s era.
London reports Most Rev Antonio W Szlagowski seeks clarified Polish Provisional government stance on the Catholic Church after the Lublin Committee rejected the 1925 concordat between Poland and the Holy See. Negotiations address church freedom, communications with the Vatican, and wartime constraints.
Pope Pius XII issues an encyclical urging worldwide Christians to devote May to prayers for peace. The holy father calls for true and sincere peace and states divine and human demands require stopping the slaughter quickly. The letter, sent to bishops and church leaders globally, outlines devotion and prayers for an equitable peace and to bear Christ’s burden with charity.
The federal board hears church arguments opposing sterilization practices amid concerns over patient rights. The record notes mention of sixteen women in a hospital setting and debates over the ethics of consent and medical authority.
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