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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1945
Page
3
The author argues divine providence guides figures like Roosevelt and Stalin, and urges Catholics to openly defend faith. It emphasizes responsibility of laity to explain Catholic ideals, counter isolationism, and portray Catholics as essential to democratic society.
A fragments filled critique argues that atheistic rulers and greedy business interests push governments to prolong war, sacrificing youth and enemy lives for theories and profits, condemning the planners as cruel experimenters who devalue human life.
A fragment discusses Catholic converts and the priestly role in expanding the faith. It emphasizes bishops and priests guiding laity to inform others about Catholic beliefs and to increase priestly influence in daily life and industry. It cites a directory based ratio of converts to existing members as part of its call to action.
The sixth summer of street preaching in the archdiocese promotes informing the man on the street about the Church. Begun in 1918 locally and in 1931 nationally, it faces internal and external resistance yet argues that street sermons explain religious matters to non Catholics and invite questions.
A fragmentary notice describes a new monastery and chapel within the archdiocese. It praises the penitents for spending days and nights in reparation for offenses against God and His laws, urging acceptance and gratitude for such noble, selfless sacrifice in the community.
A Cincinnati rectory housekeeper who died at 79 left all she owned to charity. Her will directs funds to Mt. St. Mary’s and St. Gregory’s diocesan seminaries to support Catholic education and faith expansion.
A list of postulants and candidates for garb includes Dorothy Ann Link Anna Marie Mertz Ardella Niese and many others from parishes such as Sts Peter and Pauls Norwood St. Henrys Coldwater and Marys Casella. The article notes sisters Mary Remy and Mary Leo Voisard in the Precious Blood order and identifies family connections across Ohio cities including Wapakoneta Celina Coldwater and Cincinnati.
The article lists six young women from the Cincinnati archdiocese who will join the Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis, with names Mary Buettner Dorothy Betsch Patricia Wolfer Joan Mackey Esther Marie Czaika and Mary Veda and details about their families education and religious names. It notes brothers and other relatives and places including Cincinnati Hamilton Middletown Dayton and Oldenburg. The piece also discusses war law and international law, arguing against absolute sovereignty and referencing war crimes trials.
The Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur continue Julie’s mission in education from parochial to university levels in the United States. The institute began in 1840 in Cincinnati, with novitiate relocated later to The Summit and Mt. Notre Dame in Reading. The order’s call remains to union with Christ and zeal for His work.
The Forty Hours devotion runs during the weeks of August 12 and August 19 with participating parishes including Sacred Heart in Cincinnati St. Thomas More in Williams and others such as St Patrick's in the county and St Louis St Antoninus in Cincinnati.
A Cincinnati man recalls World War II era memories of young Americans aged 12 to 18 and the shy brave girls. He notes families torn by loss and liberation by a hostile force. He describes a Bethlehem visit with Mass in the Tomb of the Holy Sepulchre and a sense of faith amid an uncertain future.
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