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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1945
Page
3
The piece critiques media coverage of labor strikes and wage disputes. It argues wages and inflation affect daily life, calls out management and union actions, and condemns sensationalist reporting. It cites the Social Action department's efforts and laments biased portrayals.
A Cincinnati Post writer attacks Nazi brutality and advocates gas chamber as a cruel force in war crimes trials. The piece urges Catholics to renew the Legion of Decency pledge, urging vigilance against immoral films and to boycott indecent entertainment to protect Christian morality and national unity.
The piece urges real aid to Europe and Asia amid famine. It highlights a national drive by the National Polk Welfare Conference War Relief to collect 20 million cans of food, noting the vast need and small local contribution required.
Officers of St Areula s 1 E Co prepare for pre Yuletide controls at the academy. Read shows names of the student officers and sponsors including Jean Brinkworth Mary J Jacqueline Hale Margaret Meyer Janet Lehman Joan Tobin Helen Sanker and Regene Mahoney Marilyn Miller Mary Eckert.
Editorial urges the Church to lead youth with morality and truth guiding future leaders. It calls labor and capital to heed Catholic principles and demands clear statements on justice in labor practices, saying the Church will denounce injustices in both camps.
The 1943 U S bishops urge all dioceses to renew the pledge on December 9, the Sunday within the octave of the Immaculate Conception. A short pledge will be enclosed and read aloud at all Masses, asking faithful to repeat it and avoid amusements that may lead to sin.
The encyclical calls pastors to yearly pledge the faithful to avoid indecent and immoral motion pictures. Bishops at the 1938 Washington meeting urged ordinaries to implement the pledge across all churches on the Sunday within the Immaculate Conception octave. The pledge invokes the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost and vows to condemn harmful films and unite against them.
Sister Mary Ita Monahan, born in Ireland, a longtime member of the Ursuline community at St. Martin in Brown County, died November 22 after a month of illness. She had lived in the East for five years after arriving in America, celebrated her golden jubilee in September 1944, and her Solemn Requiem Mass was held December 1 with several clergy assisting.
Forty Hours devotion will be observed in several churches and institutions during the weeks of December 9 and December 16. Participating locations include Augustine's Cincinnati St Cecilia's Cincinnati St Wendelin's Mercer County Our Lady of Lourdes Westwood Immaculate Conception Dayton Name Cincinnati The Loretto Dayton Sacred Heart novitiate Milford St Bernard's Mercer and Dominic Cincinnati.
The Archdiocese of Cincinnati calls on all parishes to observe Pope Pius XII day on Sunday December 23. A 10 year indulgence is granted for prayers in line with His Holiness, plus a plenary indulgence for those who receive the sacraments that day and pray for the Pope's intentions. A collection will fund the Holy See and war relief efforts.
The article argues that women voting in elections across several countries curbs Communist gains and supports Christian values, urging continued use of the ballot to uplift society and restore the family. It also critiques jurisdictional fights among craft unions, proposing a neutral arbiter to reduce employer losses and public harm.
Archdiocese of Cincinnati urges prayers on November 27 1945 and December 8 Feast of the Immaculate Conception for world peace and justice. It condemns puppet governments and postwar spheres of influence as a betrayal of democracy and warns against atheistic Communism.
The Archdiocese of Cincinnati celebrates nearly 25 mission chapels as a record of cooperative, selfless effort by priests, religious, and laity. It cites the Ordinary’s leadership meeting rural needs and vows continued support for 50 or more chapels amid anticipated blessings and Providence.
Fragmentary notes mention a Mass at Pearl and a war era death involving a person named Pete and references to Europe and the Far. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or places to form a coherent event summary.
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