Mission Church of Monroe Rebuilt and Expanded 1940 42
Fire and reconstruction shaped the Church of Our Lady of the Seven Dolors mission in Monroe. Brother Bertrand Bailey oversaw 1940 repairs, a 1941 parish hall project followed, and a three acre lot was bought in 1942 for the mission. Early church use traced to 1883 with multiple pastors listed in historical records.
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Monroe
Rites and Testimony at Sacred Ceremony
A solemn gathering features testimonies from Mary Auxe and Father Verzesi at the Institute of the Sacred in Belmonte. The Dean of the Peres, Carlo Saltt, presides as the two notable figures attend the event with the congregation.
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Figure of American Army Chaplains Held As Conservative One
Swiss report quotes American chaplains estimating Catholic church war damage in Europe at over six billion dollars. The survey notes churches, not institutions or hospitals, were destroyed in air raids. A reconstruction committee under Cardinal Faulhaber oversees urgent work and art recovery requires American military approval to return hidden works.
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Bethel Church Completed in 1941 Parish Growth Noted
The rustic stone church began in October 1941 and was completed the next May with 240 seats. Parishioners donated much labor and non Catholics helped. the structure cost 14000 dollars. Growth came from Catholics in the territory and families moving from Cincinnati. A 1941 outdoor mission drew many non Catholics.
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St. Joseph of
St. Joseph’s Academy
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John Kuhn
James Hoban
Robert Krumholtz
Cincinnati
Isle
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St Boniface and Christmas Trees In German Tradition
The article cites St Boniface as a key origin of Christmas tree symbolism replacing the oak on Christmas day in 742. It notes Catholic parish life with baptism, First Communion, and confirmation counts, and mentions programs for children including Sunday Mass attendance and congregational singing.
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St. Patrick
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Bernadette Dowt
Nuns and Catholic Leaders Report on School and Faith Debates
A fragment from a church related page notes discussions on ownership transfers to workers, income sharing, and shifting state support away from Shintoism. It mentions Rev Berwin O M and Rev John of the Archdiocese serving at a parish mission headquarters, with references to a public school debate and Catholic fundraising.
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O. M
Albany, N. Y
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Archdiocese of
Prasturt ’ Headquarters Command
Eas Aes
A. Dunne
Poughkeepsie
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Reds Stage Persecution and Orthodoxy Return in Leopoli
Reports from Upper Silesia describe a crackdown by occupying forces in Leopoli with a Committee for the Return to Orthodoxy formed amid 11 months of turmoil. In Oppeln on the Oder, January 26 1945, the war left the city heavily damaged and subjected to terror, with many homes destroyed and widespread violence against women and loss of life.
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Oder River
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Council of Trent Rites Recalled in Catholic Vigil
A fragmented note recalls Protestant memories and the Council of Trent. The Holy Father directs emphasis on divinely revealed truths and unity under one shepherd as church tradition marks a four century landmark.
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Seeachedt
Labor Dispute Fact-Finding and Church Letter Referenced
The brief discusses labor dispute fact finding periods of 20 and five days for action and review by boards, noting potential for strikes and the role of conciliation. It includes Father McGowan’s commentary on differences in a bill and cites Pope statements about the Church facing trials yet remaining steadfast.
Hans Frank Baptized Catholic Despite Nuremberg Trial
Hans Frank the Nazi chief now awaiting trial in Nuremberg was baptized a Catholic. The New York report notes the ceremony occurred on October 22.
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Hans Frank
New York
Nuremberg
Newaweely
Bishop Hurley on European Mission to Yugoslavia
Bishop Hurley travels in Europe to Yugoslavia on a mission linked with Catholic life. The visit aims to strengthen cooperation with civil authorities and the Episcopate, seeking harmony with centuries-old Church traditions.
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Bishop Hurley
Europe
Yugoslavia
Hurley
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