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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1945
Page
10
The passage surveys Francoist Spain, noting Civil War scars and postwar recovery challenges. It examines international reactions, Allied views, and domestic pressures, contrasting accusations of Nazism friendliness with Spanish pursuit of stability, structural reforms, and social order under Franco.
The Evidence Guild will stage five outdoor demonstrations in downtown Cincinnati during its national convention September 7 to 9. The program includes talks by Archbishop John T. McNicholas and leaders like Maisie Ward Sheed, plus sessions on organization and presentation techniques led by Dr. John Bowen and Dr. John O Connor, with seating for delegates and a Mass film shown in the evening.
A Catholic charity appeal praises missionary work and the spread of Christian truth. The article lists parish offerings including 25 dollars from Elizabeth Ward Haumesser of St Teresa Little Flower and 18.75 in war savings stamps from a parish member in Cincinnati.
The Most Rev. Avadake op rere and McNicholas addressed Mt. St. Mary's seminary students on the true Christian position. They argued that modern professed faith is fragmentary and not the Divinity of Christ and other core doctrines.
Feature on the Institute of the Religious Sisters of Mercy founded in Dublin in 1827 by Mother Catherine McAuley, with Cincinnati ties since 1858, detailing their vows, works of mercy, education, and service under Mercy, along with church guidance on modern crises and a question about Christ’s divinity.
Rev. Eugene T will be ordained at St Lawrence's in Cin and celebrate at home. Archbishop John will officiate with Rev Berthe and Rev Se a Bede assisting. Wagner of St Lawrence's will preach as seminarians serve as minor ministers.
Contorted OCR reveals a note about continuing plans for a new etual adoration chapel to be erected at a chapel site. It mentions the residence in an old stable converted into a garage and describes the site’s advantageous location for visitors and prayer arrangements with the sisters.
Fragmentary dispatch describes a shipment of vitamin tablets arriving at Ghina from Institutum and mentions a hospital in Bombay India. The text notes the tablets helped during a crash event and that the package preserved contents with a scar on a container.
In Oldenburg Indiana the Most Rev Joseph E Ritter Archbishop of Indianapolis celebrated Pontifical High Mass for Mother Leonida Mother General of the Sisters of the Third Order of St Francis in commemoration of her golden jubilee A Jubilee sermon followed after a letter granting Apostolic blessing to Mother Leonida and to all sisters relatives and friends who joined the celebration were present
Three Sisters of Notre Dame de Road Ci oma, Dalene Mass, and held a High Mass of Thanks. One sister taught in the Archdioceses of Boston and Cincinnati and authored works including My Mother Nights. Angela Betlahon of Blessed Sister Mary Louise and Sacred Heart are Jubilarians.
Douglas Darcy of the Institutum Divi Th archdiocesan omae will become a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University. A native of Newfoundland, Darcy has studied at the Institutum since September 1943, with the Rhodes appointment announced as a recognition of intellect and training in brass research.
A Covington diocesan priest born in Cincinnati died December 15 1944 when a Japanese transport ship sank near Covington. He studied at Mt. Healthy and John Mary’s in Cincinnati, was ordained May 30 1931, and served the Covington diocese with his last Mass at St. Cecilia’s Oakley. William J. Stober, a relative in Cincinnati, served in the Philippines and was captured at Bataan. He had been stationed at Fort William McKinley when the war began.
Fragmentary report notes Rev Francis J Ekdet related to Williamsville school grades. Text unclear but indicates involvement with school and grade topics.
A deceased housekeeping worker left all possessions to two archdiocesan seminaries, Rapasey Collegiate and Gregory’s, with beneficiaries named as Family Church. The will references decades of service and a tie to Sedamsville.
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