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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1945
Page
13
Judge Dennis J. Ryan Dr. Wm. C. Schmidter Walter Schroer Edward Waldvogel named in event sponsored by Cincinnati Industry.
A group of buildings bought in 1941 formed a Colored mission in Hamilton named Queen of Angels. By 1942 renovations enabled Divine services. Rev. Louis Brenner served briefly, then Rev. Harold Diller took charge in May 1942. current administrator Rev. M. J. Foltz leads a parish of about 50. Six in catechism. 48 baptisms, two marriages, 14 funerals to date. Sisters of Mercy run a vacation school attracting about 40 children annually.
A chronology from January 1942 traces Our Mother of Sorrows church milestones from the first Mass in a garage on Oct 21 to the Oct 17 start of construction and key events such as the arrival of Father Bunchell, school dedication, and the blessing of statues. The record notes staff changes and admissions through 1943 as the parish organized its new church and school.
A report details an Advent mission conducted for officers and men of a regiment. The event included a public sermon at St Mary’s Church with music by a shipmen’s choir and remarks by Rev John J. of St Mary's, along with address by Apostolic Delegate to Maryland's capital.
Reports describe Red Army occupation of Oppeln in Upper Silesia last winter. Mass destruction of homes and numerous sexual assaults cited as part of broader persecution.
The article reflects on the Council of Trent and the hoped renewal of unity under the Pope. It recalls historic ceremonies and the aim to restore the faith in revealed truths. It notes a 400th anniversary commemorated in the city and by missions worldwide.
A fragmented text discusses fact finding boards in industrial disputes, timelines for gathering facts, and the need for swift action to avoid calamitous delays. It weaves in a Vatican note about unity, the Church’s trials, and Pope Paul VI recalling historical crises and the enduring presence of Christ in guiding the faithful through turmoil.
NCWC Swiss report says Catholic churches in Europe face over a billion dollars in war damage. Bavaria awaits decades of rebuilding with urgent reconstruction led by Cardinal Faulhaber’s committee. Rehousing and returning hidden art requires American military government approval.
New York report says Hans Frank the Nazi chief now awaiting trial at Nuremberg was baptized Catholic on October 22. The article notes his baptism amid wartime roles and defection from his previous affiliations.
The Most Rev. Joseph P. Hurley, Bishop of St. Augustine, arrives in Europe en route to Yugoslavia on a mission. He intends to engage with civil authorities and the episcopate to strengthen Catholic life in harmony with church teachings and traditions.
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