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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1945
Page
19
Catholic Charities offers aid to neighbors during wartime
The organization distributed food medicines and household items to war affected communities. Aid included liturgical items and comfort parcels with a focus on sustaining families through extended hardship.
Slovak Catholic Journal Warns Against Racial Laws
The Slovak Catholic periodical issued a warning in 1943 about the first Slovak government racial laws and the deportation of Jews. It demanded revision of discriminatory policies and condemned measures that violated natural law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slovakia
I Katolicke Noveny
Slovso
Wealth as an obstacle to eternal life in Christian teaching
The text argues wealth hinders salvation but is not insurmountable with God's grace. It cites Jesus about the camel and eye of a needle, notes Apostles’ worry, and quotes Luke and Mark to affirm that sacrifice for the kingdom yields rewards both now and in eternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
God
Christ
Peter
Atles
Iceland Bishop Visits United States Warship
The Iceland bishop visited the U S warship Reading in Reykjavik harbor during a North Atlantic sea rescue duty. He received the blessing of Bishop at the invitation of the commanding officer Lt Jay G. Terry. It was his first official visit to an American warship and his only Amer ship visit since before the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
Bane
Jay G. Terry
North Atlantic
Reykjavik
Amer
Midwest Canon Lawyers Gather in Ordond Cleveland
Members of the Canon Law Society of America from Ohio and nearby states attend the annual meeting in Cleveland on December 27 and 28 hosted by Bishop Edward H. of Cleveland. Louis A. Wolf of the Cleveland Diocesan tribunal will discuss a case incident and the Rev. Blanche of the Metropolitan Tribunal of Chicago will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Canon Law Society of America
Ohio
Edward ¥. H
Louis A. Wolf
Leveland
Es Blanche
Bunal
Chicago
Italian Art Treasures Being Restored in Italy Restitution Efforts Continue
Vatican City reports restitution of artworks taken during wartime. With Italian government aid and Allied cooperation, authorities hunt for looted masterpieces and many are being recovered for Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Italy
Po Iy
Osservatore Romano
Adv Artiatio Aenging
Breviary Finished by Sister Celestine at St Shhea’s Convent
In Chicago Sister Celestine a Benedictine nun of St Shhea’s convent completed a hand illuminated Breviary for the Feast of St Benedict. The work features decorative initials and period liturgical text reflecting monastic devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Celestine
St. Shhea's
Here
Tools of Daily Tasks as Sources of Grace
Rev. Joun B. Ene discusses Saint Peggy of Chicago and argues sanctity enters everyday work. He cites blessings of home, tools, and crafts through the Church’s rituals, saying ordinary tasks become channels of grace when offered to God.
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Joun B. Ene
Daniel A. Lord
Peggy
Chicago
Church
Holy Mother Church
Ellard
War damage to Great Britain churches assessed
London reports reduced war damage to churches. none of the great Anglican churches suffered major loss, with limited damage to others. The Catholic cathedral survived, though some buildings were affected, reflecting careful wartime care for sacred structures.
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London
Great Wa
Architecpeel
Windows Restored at Cathedral Donations Highlight Glory and Faith
Windows were donated by King St. Louis and others to the cathedral. The glass celebrates the glory of the Others and the New Testament, reflecting contributions from various workers organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Spanish Catholic Action Leaders Appointed to Post
The report lists Dr Hervas of Valencia and Dr Victor Garcia doz of Madrid among appointees for leadership roles in Spanish Catholic Action. It mentions Pan American connections and figures Vizcarra Pereira Manuel Mar and Gabriel del a in the context of the organization.
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Madrid
Hervas
Wehoe
Valencia
Pope XII
Christian Social Actiont Haven
Cuba
Orze Priggt
Social
I Vizcarra
Spanish Catholic Action
Victor Garciadoz
Manuel Marin Pereira
Gabriel Dela
Pan American Catholic Action Urged in Mexico City
Resolutions adopted at a meeting of Catholic Action women leaders from North and South America urged stronger Catholic faith, restoration of the Christian family, and fostering social welfare during the Guadalupan function in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
North
South America
Altar Stones for Europe Churches Blessed in War Relief Effort
Altar stones destined for destroyed European churches and 400 Mass kits shipped by the Bishops War Emergency and Relief Committee through NCWC War Relief Services were blessed in a solemn ceremony at St Patrick's Cathedral. Officials shown include Rev James B Nash, Monsignor Walter P Kellenberg, and Monsignor Griffiths.
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Europe
Bishops’ War Emergency and Relief Committee
Ncwc War Relief Services
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Monsiffiths
Oa Miliists Ordinariate
James B. Nash
Walter P Kellenberg
Arana Ocese
Ted York
Griffiths
Canadian Catholics Ship First Wheat to the Pope
Archbishop Joseph Charbonneau of Montreal blessed a shipment of wheat sent to Pope Pius XII by Canadian Catholic citizens. It marks the first wheat ever shipped from a Canadian port to the Holy See amid wartime needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Joseph Charbonneau
Pius XII
Canada
Holy See
Army Chaplains Report Millions Served During War
Army chaplains of all denominations conducted about 5.5 million services with attendance surpassing 329 million from the war start through August of this year, according to the chaplains office report.
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Washington
U. S. Army
Army Chaplains’ Office
Prelate Urges University Conscience in Education Aims
James Hugh Ryan of Omaha urged a fourfold aim for colleges at a NCWC Education dinner. He called for an examination of conscience to ensure education teaches clear thinking, effective communication, evidence based reasoning, and value discernment.
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Omaha
American Education Vmwer
Ceilosop
James Hugh Ryan
Civenine Universe
Thebishop
Iscopal
Ncwc Education Department
Columban Nun Describes Hazard of High Bridge
Sister Mary Anthony of the Sisters of St. Columban in Malasiqui recalls dangerous Philippine field duties. She endures bamboo pole crossings 80 feet above water and waist deep swamp travel while serving Luzon natives, sometimes aiding elderly converts in fragile conditions.
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N. Y
Luzon
Philippines
Mary Anthony
Sisters of Stum+ban
Malasiqui
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