10 Aug 1945
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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1945
Page
1
A historical legal discussion notes that Catholic marriage promises to raise children in the faith faced varying enforceability. Courts in the United States have grappled with pre marital vows in mixed Catholic and non Catholic marriages, reflecting evolving interpretations and anti Catholic bias.
A brief notice mentions Linnea as grandmother of the writer and references a gift related to a work titled A Breath of Old. The fragment notes a mailing address at 300 W. Ohio St. Dept. 21 and a ceremonial or literary connection surrounding Linnea.
Fragmentary advertisement describes a copy desk editors course for practical writing theory and ancient classics. It claims practical experience yields superior writing method and aims to teach how to learn copy desk work.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a reference to an alumnus of the oséphinum named Wort serving as assistant at Saint Joseph's Church. Details about location or dates are not clear in the readable text.
Fragmentary text references Vatican City and Pontifical ceremonies with scattered terms like July 26 and Seeeeenacite. Unable to extract a clear event, date, or involved entities beyond these hints.
A war era survey notes Dayton and Cincinnati see more women in labor but warns against long term shifts. It argues mothers at home support social order and cautions that women in factories could harm morals, urging restraint after the war and emphasizing family duties.
The Sisters of Mercy of the Cincinnati province will run a new 50 bed hospital near Urbana after the war at an estimated cost of 300000. The project, named Mercy Memorial hospital, will honor Champaign county service members and is funded by a Champaign county drive which has raised 245000 so far.
A church column urges faith hope and love as guiding forces for individuals and nations. It praises Robert Glenison of Holy Angels School for a generous donation and notes Wathen Brgente as an example to inspire students, highlighting school life and moral aims.
A plea drives readers to fund a new monastery and chapel for enclosed nuns at a site on Madison Road. The plan envisions 40 to 50 cells, a refectory, a chapter room, and an ex-transept chapel for up to 250 lay worshippers, dedicated to the Prince of Peace. The project requires about 300000 dollars, with donors unnamed. The nuns lead penitential lives, chant daily, and fast seasonally, praying for benefactors and for a world in need.
Sister Mary Joseph, born Elizabeth Schnittker of Cincinnati, marked her Golden Jubilee in Hamilton. The nun, longtime St. Stephen's School and St. Veronica's retiree, received a homily from Rev. Sigismund Pirron at the convent.
A rural Covilly tale follows a precocious girl named Julie Billiart and her devotion. The story traces her transformation into a revered religious leader who guides a network of spiritual daughters and schools worldwide, starting with intense suffering and visions in France.
The Empire State building disaster in New York city on July 28 leads to the cancellation of a conven tion. Paul Dea res ident is identified as the first casualty. Bishop John F. O'Hara presided funeral rites in Buffalo for the 86 year old guild president.
The Archdiocese disclosed plans to build a parish church devoted to St. Ignatius Loyola in Montfort Heights Cincinnati after the war. A 23 acre site at North Bend road and Boomer lane was acquired with frontage over 400 feet on North Bend road. The parish will serve territory between St. Martins Cheviot and St James White Oak.
Abbot Alcuin Deutsch of St. John's Abbey reports a wire from the Abbot of San Beda in Manila requesting a faculty to teach about 1,800 boys enrolled in the grade and high schools in Collegeville Minnesota.
Sgt. Charles W. Walter of Plainfield earns brief leave to tour religious sites in Palestine including the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and the Church of St. Ann. He describes visits to the Flagellation Church, Garden of Gethsemane, Jordan Valley, and Nazareth with notes on local mosques and sea experiences.
Dayton plans a new central Catholic commercial high school for girls to open in September at St. Joseph's school on Second and Madison. Rev. John P. Kraus will direct with Sisters of Charity and Precious Blood clergy as faculty. The two year program emphasizes religion and commercial subjects including English.
Brother Joseph Seubert of the University of Es ton will celebrate his golden jubilee on August 15. He serves as supervisor of the janitors’ supply room, rings the chapel bell to call students and faculty to services, and assists in religious activities. His hobbies include raising flowers and making rosaries, and he cultivates lilies and roses while supporting missions through rosary sales.
Four religious communities announce plans to invest and profess 127 members. Ceremonies set Aug. 10 at Brown County Ursuline convent and Sept. 8 in Hartwell mark first and perpetual vows. Several archdiocese members listed among novices and professing sisters.
Officials report a legal matter involving Rev Justin Wittrock and the Aloysius orphanage in Cincinnati Ohio with references to EARENCE GC and FONGMANN. Details remain unclear in the fragment.
Dayton University prepares commencement exercises with degree conferrals to graduates. Officials announce ceremonies, speakers, and the presentation of diplomas to eligible students.
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