San Antonio Parish Grows From Charity Institute in Cincinnati
The San Antonio Welfare center at 1948 Queen City Avenue Cincinnati emerged from the Sisters of Charity of Santa Maria Institute work among Cincinnati Italian residents. A benefactor donated 3400 dollars to buy and convert a building, opened with Mass August 6 1922 by Rev Antonio Bianotti. Arch bishop Henry Moeller blessed the chapel October 8 1922. Masses continued until 1926 under Rev Ferdinand Nirmaier OFM. Priests and later Franciscan Fathers oversaw the parish from 1922 to 1940, ending with Rev Caesar Peg OFM as current administrator.
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San Antonio
Henry Moeller
Ferdinand Nirmaier
O.F.M
George Behring
Petade
Chiotto
Francis Bredestege
J. Dean McFarland
Vincent Graglia
Franciscan Fathers
Claude Mindorff
O. F.M
Dennis Engelhard
Ralph Of.m
Caesar ~ Peg O.F.M
Felicity Mission Organizing Near Felicity Early 1945
In 1945 Felicity's Mother of Good Counsel mission began organization under Very Rev. Monsignor Joseph. The chapel is a remodeled brick house serving 33 souls who traveled up to 17 miles for Mass at Bethel. Catechism classes for 10 children are held near Tang St. Bernadette's academy. By November 1945 there were three baptisms and three first communions.
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Mother of Good Counsel Mission
Felicity
Joseph
Bethel
Tang St. Bernadette’s Academy
Amelia
St. A
Mary’s Hall
Maryland
Hosey
St. Mary’s Church
By the Mid
Midshipmen
Waynesville History Traced From 1871
The narrative covers St. Augustine's parish origins in Lebanon and periodic Masses in Waynesville from 1913 to 1936. It notes monthly Mass early on, then weekly Mass on Sundays beginning in 1925 under Rev. Edward A. McGinty, and a 1929 vestry addition by Rev. Lawrence M. Mollman. Since March 29, 1936, Waynesville church has been an independent mission attended weekly by members.
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St. Francis de Sales’ Parish
Lebanon
Waynesville
Augustine’s Ish
Jamestown
Edward A. McGinty
Lawrence M. Mollman
Jamestown Parish
St. Augustine’s
Church Growth and School Progress Through 1941
The church saw attendance rise from 30 40 at Sunday Mass before 1937 to about 150 by fall 1941. Since 1937 there have been Baptisms 58 First Communions 18 converts received 21 marriages and a religious vacation school started in 1938 with growing attendance.
Unclear text fragment on land, religion, and war roles
Fragmentary report discusses land ownership linked to workers, feudalism in Japan, Shintoism as state aligned with emperor, and church figures including Rev. Berwin Sikora and Rev. Sohna Ray. Mentions Advent mission for 508th parachute infantry, Catholic schools, nuns, and tensions with secular progress in a Maryland parish setting.
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Japan
Reds Stage Persecution to Allow One State Sect
Reports from Paris say Russians intend to wipe out all Christian churches east of Silesia in parts of Poland under Moscow's influence. Latin Rite churches are not expected to exist after year’s end. A Moscow Warsaw pact would repatriate Latin Poles to Poland and pressure Orthodox Armenians to join Orthodoxy. A committee for Orthodoxy formed in Leopoli amid tensions after Red Army conduct in Upper Silesia and the city of Oppeln’s surrender on January 25.
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Paris
Poland
Odox
Moscow
Warsaw
Sra Sa Goeten
Leopoli
Red
Upper Silesia
Oppeln
Oder River
Council of Trent anniversary inspires call for unity
A Catholic Church message recalls the 400th anniversary of the Council of Trent and urges renewed faith and unity under the Holy See. The Holy Father appeals to those separated from Rome to reclaim fidelity to the One Flock and One Shepherd, seeking reconciliation four centuries after the breach.
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Council of Trent
Holy Father
Ehgen
Holy See
Beal Missions
Rae of
Aay
Christ the Universal King
Aden
Fact Finding in Labor Disputes Proposal Prompts Church Debate
The article reports on labor dispute fact finding proposals aiming to speed resolution. Father McGowan and labor leaders discuss a board to collect facts within 20 days and a five day period for conciliation. The piece also weaves in remarks from religious authorities on unity, history, and the Church’s role in guiding settlements.
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Norton Factore
Pres-Sc Department
Father McGowan
Rae
Etek
Mets
Bar and Ciliators
Unclear fragment on Cardinal Belmonte gathering
Fragmentary notes mention Cardinal Gen Belmonte and a congregation. The text is incomplete and lacks dates or clear events to confirm a specific action or outcome. Further context is needed to produce a reliable summary.
War damages to European Catholic churches assessed in Germany
A Swiss Catholic report estimates that Catholic church damage in Europe exceeds one hundred million dollars. In Bavaria, decades will be needed to rebuild air raid wreckage, with reconstruction led by a special committee under Cardinal Faulhaber. Returning hidden artworks requires American military government permission.
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Fribourg
Switzerland
Europe
Preso
KIPA
Bavaria
Cardinal Faulhaber
Ncwc Radio and Wire
Hans Frank Baptized Catholic in Nuremberg
Newaweeky reports Hans Frank, Nazi chief and now awaiting trial in the Nuremberg courthouse, was baptized a Catholic on October 22. The article notes his religious conversion amid postwar scrutiny and war crimes proceedings.
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Hans Frank
New York
Nuremberg
Newaweeky
Bishop Hurley Travels Europe on Yugoslavia Mission
The Most Rev Joseph P Hurley bishop of St Augustine Florida arrives in Europe en route to Yugoslavia as ad interim of the Regent Nunciature. He notes potential gains for Catholic life through collaboration with civil authorities and Episcopate, reflecting on the Holy See service and past exchanges with Archbishop Edward Mooney in Tokyo and India.
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Bishop Hurley
Europe
Yugoslavia
Vatican City
Joseph P. Hurley
St. Augustine
Fla
Page United States
de Seesiatte
Horne
Holy See
Edward Mooney
Iala
India
Japan
Hurley
Tokyo
Papal Secretariat
Agg Bishot
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