Emperor as divine ruler in Japan through centuries
The text outlines Japan’s imperial lineage from ancient times, the emperor's divine status, and how politics has used the figurehead role to suit military aims. It notes traditions dating to the seventh century and shifts through Nagasaki martyrdoms to 1868, describing religion, patriotism, and governance.
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Japan
Sup Ie
Sipeed Rowas Collee
St. Francis Xavie
Pmartyrdoms
Chris
Nagasaki
Imperia
Parish Honors Longtime Pastor Deasy As He Dies
St. Cecilia’s Parish Cincinnati honors Monsignor Timothy J. Deasy who died aged 71 after 37 years of growing the parish from 60 to over 1,000 families. Archbishop John T. McNicholas presided with a large clergy contingent at the funeral in Mariemont and Our Lady of Mercy Hospital.
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McNicholas
St. Cecilia’s Parsh
Cincinnati
Timothy J. Deasy
Monsignor
Deasy
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Mariemont
Dan Bishoe Manend
Eilia
John T. ‘McNicholas
Renee
Francis
Assumption Church Mt Health Benefit War Stamp Gifts
A church column thanks the pastor sisters and Assumption church school children for collective war stamp donations totaling $56.25 from first second and third grade students. The piece highlights missionary spirit and Catholic teachings as life and salvation.
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Assumption Church
Mt. Healthy
Five Marianists to be Ordained by Archbishop Ritter
Five brothers from Cincinnati province of the Marianists will be ordained priests by Archbishop Joseph E. Ritter in the Abbey area at St. Ceuters Indiana on Friday August. The ordinands include Rev. James , Rev. Paul Cleveland, Rev. Charles J. Hot nee Cleveland, Lares A. Mann, and others associated with Hamilton Catholic high and Dayton area parishes.
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Cincinnati
The
Society of Mary
Marianists
Joseph E. Ritter
Indianapolis
Aria
St. Ceuters
Ind
James
Philad
Dickson
Al_ N. Syd
Paul Cleveland
Tomag
Charles J. Hot
Cleveland
Lares A. Mann
Hamilton Catholic High
Father Dickson
Hambee
Dayton
John
Roe Ae
St. Meinrad’s Seminary
Thers Darby and
Young Men Clothed in Franciscan Garb at Mt Airy Shrine
Sixteen young men including three from St. Bernard were clothed in brown Franciscan garb as novices and given new names on the Feast of the Lion, August 15, at St. Anthony Shrine chapel in Mt. Airy Cincinnati. Very Rev. Romauld officiated.
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St. Bernard
St. Anthony Shrine Chapel
Mt. Airy
Cincinnati
Romauld
Two Ohio youths enter religious life as new friars
The article reports the investiture of Charles Byers of Chillicothe and Theodore Farland of Newark as friars adopting religious names Friar Farrell and Friar Claude. It notes other Ohio men, including Sylvester Ger and Robert Schneider, also taking religious vows, with further details expected on page 4.
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Ohio
Charles Byers
Chillicothe
Friar Farrell
Theodore Farland
Newark
Wi Streator
Frier Claude
Robert Schneider
Official Aug 7 1945 Reverend Dear Father Prayer Request
The note asks that prayers be said in churches and homes for the civil country, acknowledging the horrific war and its ghastly consequences. It condemns the recent civil Spanish Republican government, claiming thousands of priests and sisters and laity were slaughtered.
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Ver
Reverend Kostick Named Superior of Cartagena Mission
The Rev. Mo Kostick, former pastor of St John’s Church Whiting Indiana, is named Superior IV of Cartagena Mission. The Rev Edward Roene C.PP.S. is appointed rector of seminarians and director of study by the P.P.S. provincial authorities.
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MO. Kostick
Superior IV Cartagena
John’s Church
Whiting
Ind
Edward Oaene
Te Yang Har Rah Avin Ie
C.pp.s
New World Peace Posture: A Call for Conscience and Unity
The editorial hails a fragile postwar peace after World War II, urging a global shift from nationalism to justice and spiritual roots. It emphasizes the hard readjustment, dangers of social upheaval, and the need for courage and prayer to build a lasting order. It also honors wartime sacrifices and aligns on Christian hope for reunions and unity under shared values.
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Cokeauty
Etieeieoats
Casency Teak
Oes
Europe
Far East
Hom
God
Atvomantic
Truman
Israel
Judith
Good Shepherd Nuns Repair Damaged Lives
In 1908 at Tours the Good Shepherd nuns work to transform distressed girls into capable women. Their mission centers on restoring lives and providing a constructive path into society.
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Good Shepherd
Tours
Seven advance in religion at Mt Notre Dame convent rites
Seven candidates advanced in religion at Mt. Notre Dame in Read, with vows and four others receiving cere monies on August 13. The service was conducted by Rev. Bernard A. Reddy of Detroit and featured remarks by Rt. Rev. J. Markham. Sisters Amelia Blaine of Columbus and Mary Vincent of Dayton were among those taking steps, with other relatives listed in attendance.
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Mt. Notre Dame
Bernard A. Reddy
Detroit
J. Markham
Iaer Loniee
Maria
Francs de
Biter
Amelia
Blaine
M Bes
Columbus
Ert Ene
Alee
Arthur Kramer
Dayton
Mary Vincent
Cecilia
Information Center Converts 750 Into Church
The Information Center in downtown Cincinnati reports seven hundred fifty converts received through Catholic formation courses over the past 15 years. Women outnumber men 483 to 395 in the classes, with many baptized or preparing for baptism.
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Catholic Formation Center
C Cinnati
Jack
Caese Cot
Reception and Profession to Be Held Aug 18
A reception and profession will be held August 18 for Rashael J. Markham at 1339 E. Mee1 thy m. ss, with celebrant and address to be delivered. The event honors Misses and includes religious rites and oblation.
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Arent
Rashael J. Markham
Arid
Appointments at St. Cecilia's Create Changes in Parishes
The listing names E A Davis as pastor of Holy Angels in Cincinnati and Rev Francis Smith as rector at Mt Mary. Rev Edward Kotter is named spiritual director at Mt St Mary Seminary. The moves reorganize parish leadership and seminary staff.
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New Pa
St. Cecilia’s
E. A. Davis
Holy Angels
Cinti
Francis Smith
Mt. Mary
Edward Kotter
Mt. St. Mary Seminary
Brother of archdiocesan priest dies after war illness
The brother of an archdiocesan priest, serving in the South Pacific, contracted a serious illness and was brought home for hospitalization in 1944. He died during treatment at Battle Creek hospital.
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Archdiocesan
Son
South Pacific
Battle Creek Hospital
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