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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1945
Page
2
The piece reflects on peace and good will during Christmas, contrasting past religious disputes with hopes for mercy and unity. It praises those who pursue faith amid conflict and suggests true peace comes from spiritual conviction within individuals and nations.
The record quotes Senator Taft opposing federal aid to private schools while supporting aid to private hospitals. It argues against using state power to fund religiously affiliated education, insists on parental choice, cites Oregon v. Smith, and calls for neutral aid to children rather than to school systems. It notes the Ohio context and historical votes on related bills.
A labor movement critique of the Ball-Burton-Hatch bill argues compulsory arbitration undermines industrial democracy. The piece asserts strikes remain essential, outlines conditions for just action, and stresses peaceful avenues before labor resort to strike.
Aged residents at a Siena home enjoyed a Christmas party hosted by relatives and friends. The event brought cheer, with music and greetings that warmed the house during the holiday season.
The Society to Aid the Missions urges mass stipends for missionaries and directs designated gifts through its office at 5100 Shattuck Avenue Cincinnati. It promotes bequests and notes postwar financial crisis for global missions, with Christmas gifts aiding distant workers. An elderly home reports new elevator, garden yields, and inoculation day amid ongoing care.
The piece laments turning from the crib and the poverty of Bethlehem, arguing that only through Christ can nations and individuals attain true peace. It claims treaties and honor are hollow without Him and condemns force as a means to security. It emphasizes living by love of neighbor.
The message requests parishes to speed shipments and prepay freight, noting a 46 cent per 100 pounds rate for carload lots. Communicators ask weigh-in of Disponent, with two days free Nashtaora and emphasis on church participation and rapid coordination by priests and parishioners.
The Notre Dame Snowball Flurry will be held Friday December 28 from 9 to 12 p.m. in the Biltmore ballroom with Mari Holtmeier co chairing. Two members from each graduation class since 1930 may obtain tickets from active members.
Three hierarchical bishops take part in midnight masses this Sunday in city churches. Bishop Behring will preside at the cathedral at 4 p m with St Marys Hyde Park parish at 5 a m. Bishop Morrow visits his mother Mrs Isabel La Ravoir and preaches the Christmas sermon alongside a carol program at 11 30 p m.
The observance runs December 23 to 30 at Mother of God Cincinnati Sisters of Mercy Freeman Avenue St Josephs Orphanage Cincinnati St Marys Springfield Ursuline Convent Brown County and January 1 to 6 at St Monicas Cathedral St Peters in Chains Cincinnati clarifying locations for Catholic devotion events across multiple communities.
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