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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1945
Page
11
A penthouse convent with 36 rooms features a glass roof over a chapel and a 300 foot promenade for recreation. The design provides a skyward view making the heavens feel like an altar canopy as residents move into the new seasory.
San Antonio Texas parish church begins construction of a four room stone school adjoining the church. The school aims to open next fall with courses matching public schools plus Bible and Baptist doctrine. Grades through sixth perhaps eight expected.
A phrase promising a “great day in the morning” appears in a local guidance pamphlet drawing attention from residents and officials. Skeptics question its use in public messaging amid concerns about safety and clarity of instruction.
A fragmented discussion covers Freemason presidents, U S foreign policy in China and Iran, and attacks on Hurley over anti Catholicism. Atomic bomb secrecy, world federation needs, and calls to outlaw the weapon in war are weighed alongside birth-rate comparisons between Russia and the U S and the rise of Soviet influence.
Allies end restrictions on Catholic schooling in Bavarian regions and lift travel limits within zones. Cardinal Faulhaber voices support for church autonomy and co operation with the Bavarian government. Reopening of theological faculties and seminaries proceeds in the American zone with several schools resuming classes.
Pius X stood out in life as a saint guiding Church policy and canon law. The Codex Juris Canonici was compiled under his order and completed shortly before his death, cementing his reforming legacy as a sovereign mediator between God and man. American Catholic institutions and catechetical work reflect his lasting influence and the hope to honor him at the altar grows nationwide.
Dubuque Archbishop Henry P. Lyman reports the Loras college memorial expansion campaign will surpass its half million dollar goal and likely raise over one million dollars, reflecting strong donor support.
The Pepucmen mats sathio revival will restart January 1 with French authorities approving. The Benedictine Fathers publish the Rev Review after years of Nazi suppression, marking a return of the periodical.
East St. Louis leaders announce a $10,000 contribution by the Knights of Columbus toward the Bishop Althoff New Central boys school project. The drive aims for a $300,000 total cost for the new facility in East St. Louis, Illinois.
A brief note on monthly book selections with ratings such as Excellent Very Good Favorable and SAT isfactory. The entry references abbreviations tied to literary groups and Catholic clubs and notes a review in Books on Trial.
Ukrainian bishops in America press the U.S. government to allow refugee priests in Germanic lands to apply for entry under non quota provisions. They fear forced repatriation to Galicia and face ongoing Soviet suppression of faith, with 70 churches seized in Carpatho Russia.
Monsignor George G. Murdock of West Point chapel refutes a Post piece asserting Doc Blanchard sleeps late on Sundays. He says Blanchard attends mass regularly and cadets are required to attend services, while Pete Martin explains he relied on secondhand information due to no access to players.
A Catholic group promotes “insurance with a heart” from the Catholic Order of Foresters. It highlights life insurance with social and spiritual benefits, aiming at Catholic men and their families with a plan said to go beyond mere coverage.
A disjointed passage discusses reason and revelation, arguing that belief is hidden in God beyond human understanding. It contends that revelation must align with reason, and notes tension between natural knowledge and divine truth.
The excerpt discusses wartime expenses and the translation of a New Testament work by M Knox. It mentions birth of Christ in St Matthew, and references the Dakota area and a Digest with dated rates and addresses in St Paul Minnesota.
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