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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1945
Page
9
A damaged OCR fragment references a James de Mili and Grif with unclear context. No dates, places, or actions are readable. Further restoration needed to identify roles or events.
Fragmentary text indicates a United States Army movement or reorganization near August with references to manpower and operations, but specifics are unclear from the readable portion.
Fragmentary text references a prelate named Ho sen and phrases about teaching and enabling. No clear event, location, or organization is identifiable from the readable fragments.
A fragment describes a Columban nun on a perilous mission in Malasiqui walking through waist deep water after crossing a bh bridge. The account mentions fear of drowning and retracing steps to a sacrament time with an elderly woman from years ago.
The report notes many Christian arches and churches damaged or destroyed across Tokyo with thousands of congregants displaced. It highlights disrupted communications and severe food shortages as the city endures the war’s impact, yet states the outlook for Christianity remains bright.
A widowed fisherman turned priest settled on a primitive rock near the French coast and, after more than thirty years, returned to guide the Penay Apostle Flock. He became pastor of the island, with twelve hundred people on the sterile isle.
A fragment describes Communist forces burning a church in Kral'vany soon after capture, with the Red flames used as a celebration. It mentions the Slovak Information Service and American army reports on the incident within postwar political rhetoric.
A historical notice honors Vice Admiral Sir Henry the Catholic for his leadership during the Battle of the Plata River and the destruction of Graf Spee. It notes his rank of admiral and medical reasons surrounding his service at age 57.
The extension department of St. Francis Xavier University issued a booklet titled Present Outlook. The Halifax Herald calls it a compelling exposition of what co-operatives achieve when directed by sincere, understanding men. It discusses the organized fishermen's co operative movement in the Maritimes, all based on credit unions.
Maryknoll missioner Rev Thomas Wellinghoff reports an old Panama church arch eleven to twelve feet high, standing for centuries, convinced engineers the region was relatively quake free. French contractors weighed Panama and Nicaragua before choosing the canal site.
A joint committee of the Catholic Union of India and the All-India Conference of Indian Christians demands religious guarantees in India's future constitution. The committee, formed by Protestants, asserts religion should not cause civil or political disability and supports open army recruitment to all groups.
Eddie Mayo star infielder for the Detroit Tigers spoke at the Olean Amateur Athletic League banquet at St. Bonaventure College in St. Bonaventure New York. The Catholic MVP urged youths to pursue baseball with care of body self-study and practice and to obey parents. He stressed always keep faith with God.
A reviewer discusses several new books including A Catholic Looks At the World by Francis E. McMahon and Pur suit of Understanding by Esther Cloudman Dunn. Other titles cover religion, history, tragedy and social issues with emphasis on Catholic perspectives and modern thought.
Spanish Catholics contribute 2560000 pesetas to Vatican relief for war devastated regions. Archbishop Gaetano Cicognani speaks at an exhibit of clothing made by Spanish Catholic Action women for European needy.
In the House of Commons, Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin said Britain has no automatic aid to Syria and that Christians are cut off there. He stated the government’s position in reply to an official inquiry on Syria.
Milwaukee Wis Universal moral training and preparedness are the world s need not compulsory military training Archbishop Moses E. urged at the Milwaukee Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women meeting He said discharged servicemen show moralities in military life and urged women to set high standards so others may rise to dignity before the world is lost.
Memorial services marked the death of Winnytos three times Polish premier. A Requiem Mass will be held December 16 at Old St Stephen's church with the Polish Alma Mater and Polish American groups organizing. Rev. M Starzynski will celebrate and Very Rev Ladislaus Zapata will preach. A civic memorial follows at Polish Alma Mater hall.
Bishop James J. Sweeney of Honolulu urged in a Pearl Harbor memorial sermon that America must be generous to the world to prevent atomic war. He warned that neglect would render the dead’ s sacrifices in vain and threaten democratic freedom and aid to the needy.
The Montreal archdiocese reports a total Catholic population of 895 531 with 795 888 French speaking and 63 508 English speaking Catholics in last year’s census. The Lachine parish stands as the 259th parish in the archdiocese.
Five million one hundred eighty thousand nine hundred fifty nine Alfred E. Smith commemorative stamps were sold on the first day of issue in New York. The tally far surpasses prior records, beating the nearly two million mark set by a U S Coast Guard stamp on November 10, 1945.
River Forest Major P D Carroll a Catholic sid Dominican priests and novices that battle hardened GIs were dazzled by the innocent wisdom of nuns of the islands of the South west Pacific who naively inveigled them into building convents in their spare time. Gen Carroll has recommended to Gen MacArthur that a Manila hospital run by the nuns be re equipped.
A Warrenville center requests community aid to raise funds for an expansion adding a new retreat space for 60 women. The project supports ongoing weekend sessions and aims to accommodate growing participation in their programs.
Archbishops condemn a move to close Syrians schools, arguing the institutions serve an international mission under papal administration in Vatican City. They say the schools, not tied to any nation, reflect Christian community aims to provide sound moral and religious education without political influence.
The Family Rosary Crusade gains backing from the Catholic D of A in the diocese with a $1,000 gift to Rev. Patrick Peyton CSC, director of the movement, as thanks for victory and support across 56 Catholic courts.
Maseru Basutoland South Africa Archbishop Martinee named second apostolic delegate to South Africa and South Rhodesia overseeing 19 vicariates and three districts. The position covers about 666000 Catholics, with roughly 600000 in the region. Archbishop Lucas, former provincial of the Society of the Divine Word in the Netherlands, is noted in connection.
In Belfast the Down and Connor Center of Apostolic Work seeks funds and supplies to aid missions. They plan to send church furnishings including 109 sets of vestments altar linen over 100 altar vessels Stations of the Cross and 1 572 garments for natives for Native Clergy.
Berlin reports the Catholic press Herder in die Welt argues Christians resisted Hitler’s terror and remained faithful to God’s eternal laws, with a book titled Christian Germany aiming to show Germans lived by moral law even under Nazi oppression.
Prominent Catholic priests and laymen in Wilkes-Barre organize a program for schools with 17 500 pupils to take part in the state medical and dental aid initiative. The effort aims to provide health support through Pennsylvania's new program.
The Catholic Herald, one of four Catholic weeklies including Star of Bethlehem Vindicator and Catholic Citizen, observes its diamond anniversary. The Catholic Citizen began in 1878 and the Catholic Herald in 1922 were merged in 1
Alcide de Gasperi, leader of the Christian Democrats, is named Premier of Italy after a brief government crisis in Rome. Crown Prince Umberto presided over the ceremony as de Gasperi takes office.
Chicago chaplain John F. Loftus has offered to photograph graves of boys buried on Okinawa if relatives provide plot and grave numbers. He says the images could comfort sorrowing wives and mothers.
The secretary of the French Biblical and Archeological school of Jerusalem and Father de Veux Dominican question the value of a recent finding related to the crucifixion in Jerusalem.
A misread passage notes criticism of an exchange for a claimed achievement tied to a ten year anniversary. The wording implies sacrifices and bloodshed in pursuit of a supposed milestone connected to a free institution and a foundation.
Jerusalem reports warn of possible collapse of the Holy Sepulchre Basilica dome but describe no new emergency. Old and new cracks at the base of the rotunda remain the main concern, with past fires and earthquakes having already damaged the structure and led to restorations.
Titles include Most Rev. Francis J. Spellman D D as president Rev Thomas J McMahon as national secretary and Andrew H Rogosh as assistant secretary. The listing outlines key figures in the Near East missions committee and their roles within the church administration.
A brief charity appeal requests six hundred dollars for Christmas aid. The note asks for any stringless gift and closes with blessings in Jesus and Mary’s names.
A WWII style appeal recalls refugee care in Beirut Syria, urging Christmas donations. Sisters request four hundred dollars to bring children to safety and provide a Bethlehem like tribute with symbolic gifts as a bishop asks one hundred and fifteen dollars to furnish a humble chapel for the God with us.
In India, Archbishop Ivanios has guided fifty thousand St Thomas Christians back to the Church. He appeals for five hundred dollars to fund a small mission school and invites donations.
In a brief observance, four priests consecrated at the altar while six hundred dollars was raised to aid ordination efforts for new missionaries in the Near East. The campaign aims to support current and future clergy assignments in the region.
A brief note links altar candles to the lantern glow of Bethlehem. It cites twenty two dollars as securing a year’s supply and the sanctuary lamp for a Near East mission.
The appeal calls for funds to complete the Memorial Chapel of Our Lady Queen of Peace in memory of fallen service members. It frames the project as a step toward the first peaceful Christmas in years and invites public support.
A plea urges readers to submit names for Mass stipends or sacred articles to be sent to a mission chapel. The note promises a prompt rush of the cards or items once written.
A column notes a proposal to provide shelter for Dominican orphans in Iraq, stating about a hundred and one hundred ten will receive a year of lodging.
Fragmentary text recalls a shepherd in Bethlehem and a call to sponsor youth through a church fund. Mentions Damien Leper Fund and a yearly donation drive of one dollar per month for Masses, echoing a call to join a religious student sponsorship.
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