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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1945
Page
10
Fragmentary notes indicate a Besancon related case facing an unsettled question in court. The incomplete text suggests an ongoing suit with procedural details unresolved and the parties unnamed in the readable lines.
A Catholic guidance text discusses confession for doubtful sins and absolution, age of obligation for Sunday Mass, and handling of those with limited use of reason. It explains when Catholics must attend Mass, cases of mental deficiency, and the sin of receiving Communion after breaking the Eucharistic fast.
The piece reviews Catholic Digest contents and notes the December issue features pieces like After Liberation and Common Art. It discusses the uncertain dating of Christ's birth and Easter, citing scholars and the Nicea council, and explains Easter’s fixed range between March 22 and April 25 while Christmas has a fixed annual date.
Reports recount Russian troops targeting clergy and Sisters of Social Service during Hungary's occupation. Nine Franciscan Sisters were killed. Bishop William Aper of Gyver died protecting about 300 women in his residence after a gunshot ended his stand at the door. The sight of the Salve Regina reportedly caused Russians to withdraw in Zugliget.
The Most Rev Edward F Ryan Bishop of Burlington and Rt Rev Mon Flanagan JCD Congregator of the Diocese along with Monsignor John B McGarry pastor of St Stephen's Church in Winooski receive Domestic Prelate honors on November 25 in St Stephen's church where the bishop had consecrated the site prior to investiture.
The National Council of the Son of Decency classifies numerous titles. Class A Section 1 lists Abbott and Costello in Hollywood and many westerns and dramas as suitable for general patronage. Class A Section 2 marks films unobjectionable for advice, including It’s a Wonderful Life era titles and modern releases.
A Catholic article explains the Hail Mary as a two part prayer praising Mary and petitioning God. It traces origins to Luke’s gospel and notes Mary’s Immaculate Conception and role as Mother of God, with later addition of Jesus name in the 14th century.
Washington report notes a House joint resolution by Representative Clare Booth Luce urging Congress to reaffirm the Founding Fathers faith in God. The text emphasizes humanity’s inalienable rights endowed by the Creator and asserts that government seeks national and international solutions under divine Providence.
Senora Rosa B. de' Biesco of Santiago Chile, a member of the Chilean Catholic Action women’s branch, visited NCWC headquarters to review work in the United States on family social action press and women’s action fields.
Francis Xavier founded missions in Central Japan and later returned to Goa to become ambassador to China. He departed for China in April 1552, marking a notable early Christian outreach in Asia.
A visual feature from the National Catholic Comic Magazine published in Minneapolis highlights Catholic action themes. The page showcases illustrated scenes emphasizing faith, service, and community involvement.
Frederick W. Murphy, long linked to Washington architecture, joins the U S Commission of Fine Arts by appointment following Paul Cret’s death. The Fond du Lac native and Beaux Arts-educated architect has shaped projects from the National Museum to the House of Representatives office building, Cathedral Baltimore, and Sacred Heart Church in Washington. Murphy, 66, also earned honors from the French Legion of Honor.
Rev. Arthur Terminiello, suspended by Bishop Toolen, admits FBI investigation as a Scripps Howard series accuses him of parroting the Nationalist party line. He formerly led Sacred Heart in Anniston and broadcast from two Alabama stations. The bishop says the measure preserves church unity by halting his letters.
Reverend Leo Tibesar told Holy Name men that six American Catholic youths of Japanese ancestry from one parish died in World War II. He urged sympathetic treatment for Japanese-American families returning from relocation centers and noted 1942 regulations that allowed eligible men to enlist. Tibesar accompanied Seattle Japanese into camps and aided their resettlement in Illinois.
Lisle priests win Rome approval to form a Benedictine Slav congregation at St. Wenceslaus monastery Broumov in the Sudeten area of Northeastern Bohemia. Father John Cherf travels to Czecho Slovakia to arrange the move as Broumov monks evacuate. The Lisle group plans use of the monastery to promote union with Rome and may seize the ruby monastery in Western Bohemia, now state property.
Article recounts St Daniel the Stylite, monk who lived atop a pillar for years, his life of ascetic trials, and influence on Emperors Leo and Zenon. It notes his age at death around 80 in 493 and his role aiding Constantinople against false teaching.
The Vienna based Austrian People's party seal victory in elections after 15 years with 85 seats to 4 for the Communists. About 90 percent of eligible voters cast ballots signaling strong public turnout and a hoped for calmer politically tense climate. The Allied governments expect the new government to gain full diplomatic traction with Austria.
Two Irish born Catholics receive Victoria Crosses for bravery in the British war effort. Late Lt. David Samuel Anthony of Lord Wrexham Wales and Leading Seaman James Joseph Magennis of Belfast are named for valor displayed in action against the empire.
Berlin authorities approve 820000 for rapid repairs to churches under occupation oversight. Funds split 560000 to Protestant and 220000 to Catholic churches with a special grant for St. Peter’s historic church. Allocation aims to rebuild damaged structures across the Berlin region.
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