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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1945
Page
17
Shintoism and church roles cited in Archdiocese remarks
The report notes a decree linking state and emperor worship, church tensions over nun hiring in schools, and remarks by Archbishop Cicognani at Annapolis with Navy chaplains urging balanced religious and secular study. It covers perspectives on parish life, sectarian tension, and leadership calls for moral progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Hall
Maryland
Midshipmen
John J
St. Mary’s Church
Cicognani
Reds Stage Persecution to Allow One State Sect
A Committee for the Return to Orthodoxy formed in Leopoli reports describe Red Army actions in Upper Silesia. Soldiers occupier terror during the winter, with reports of ghastly conduct near Oppeln on the Oder river as of 26 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoli
Red Army
Oppeln
Oder River
San
One Flock and One Shepherd: Pope’s Call to Unity at Trent
A Vatican papal message marks the 400th anniversary of the Council of Trent. It urges Protestants to embrace unity with Rome through Peter and his successors. The commemorative events in Trent include prayers and public appeals for restored communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy See
Rome
Peter
Trent
Labor Disputes Fact-Finding Timeline and Church Commentary
A brief discusses a Fact-Finding bill in labor disputes with a 30 day board action period plus a 20 day fact collection and five day review to reach agreement. It weighs delays in fact sharing and notes a church perspective on unity amid troubled times and historical references. The piece cites Father McGopen and a Vatican context, closing with a biblical and doctrinal reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGopen
Germantown parish history and church dedication in 1941
The Germantown St Augustine's parish near Cincinnati grew under pastor Brother Bertrand with a 300 attendee dedication led by Bishop George J. Rehring. The 1941 project included a white frame church, land purchases, and a 1942 shift in leadership as Rev John B Reichert then became administrator of nearby parishes. Sisters of Charity opened a religious school and parish groups formed, aiding community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Angels Church
Cincinnati
St. Augustine’s
Germantown
Andres
Ee Street
Rehring
George J
J. Rehring
G. Reinhold
Ed Augustine’s
Sisters of Charity of Holy Trinity School
Middletown
Father Reichert
St. Monica
St. Anine’s
Fantown
St. Mary’s Church
138Th
Clay
James Lunn
St. Lawrence’s Parish
William Scanlan
St. Cecilia’s Parish
Father Lunn
Our Lady of Loretto Parish
Springfield Parish Opens Colored Church in 1943 Dedication
In May 1943 work began to convert an old filling station and a juke joint into a small church for Colored Catholics in Springfield. Rev Florian Hartke led the mission from June, with dedication by the Archbishop on August 8, 1943. Mass has since been held regularly, and the parish fosters a dedicated choir and catechetical center for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page 8
Springfield
Florian Hartke
St. Raphael’s
St. Martin’s
Martin’s
Charitable Chalices Funded by Archdiocese Donors
Archdiocese members funded chalices for mission chapels through a campaign two years ago. The Catholic Telegraph Register column reported about $18,000 in total contributions. Sisters of Charity sent Sister Kevin and Sister Mary Stephanie to reside at St Bernard's convent and assist at the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Telegraph Register
Sisters of Charity
Per Kevin
Mary Stephanie
St. Bernard’s Convent
Saint Isidore the Patron of Rural Life Story
Feature recounts Saint Isidore of Madrid as patron of plowmen, noting his humble origins, charity, daily prayer, and reputed miracles. It mentions his death on May 15 1790, relics once housed in Madrid, beatification by Pope Paul V, and broad references to 1944 refugee school efforts and Catholic outreach among Colored families, with contrasting church attendance and baptism figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore
Madrid
St. Andrew
Paul V
Nilip IE
Spain
Ay Imee oPiaay
Notable church rite observed by Cardinal Belmonte
Cardinal Gen di Belmonte presided over rites in the mal ario with Salotti and Sacred Oo land as senior figures. The dean of the tie geregation o class attended as one of the two present, marking a ceremonial moment at NCWC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salotti
Ooland
Gendi Belmonte
NCWC
Catholic churches in Europe suffer war damage estimates rise
Total war damage to Catholic churches in Europe surpasses six billion dollars according to American chaplains. In Bavaria reconstruction will take decades as air raids destroyed many edifices. A Cardinal led committee handles urgent rebuilding while restoring hidden art requires American military government permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fribourg
Switzerland
Europe
KIPA
Catholic News 5
Bavaria
Paulhaber
NCWC
Hans Frank Baptized Catholic Amid Nuremberg Trial Delay
Hans Frank, Nazi leader and chief defendant at Nuremberg, was baptized a Catholic on October 22. The baptism is reported by the Newaweely, noting the ongoing trial preparations in the Nuremberg courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Frank
New York
Nuremberg
Newaweely
Bishop Hurley in Europe On Mission to Yugoslavia
Bishop Hurley of Arias arrived in Europe after a flight from the United States en route to Yugoslavia. He is noted as interim head of the Nunciature in Belgrade and was seen in October by Pope. The Vatican press statement affirmed cooperation with civil authorities and the Episcopate to strengthen Catholic life in harmony with long church traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Bishop Hurley
Europe
Hurley
Ria
United
Buteroslavia
Vatican
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