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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1945
Page
42
Archdiocese hosts an All-Ohio wake event featuring tens of participants and notable speakers. The gathering highlights regional religious figures and community leaders coordinating goals for unity and service.
The Cincinnati St Vincent de Paul Particular council reports 743 unemployed people secured permanent jobs in the year and gathers extensive aid for hundreds of families. The group runs spiritual and corporal works, the housekeeping service, the St Vincent de Paul Place placement service, and salvage drives conducted by 27 conferences with 200 active members.
William Labodie writes on the apostolic spirit of the Catholic Archdiocese of Cincinnati in foreign missions. The article notes ongoing rural outreach across the United States to teach Christ to all, urging continued effort until the visible Church reaches every seeker. It highlights the universality of the mission and mentions soldiers’ experiences abroad.
The piece discusses global security as shared by nations workers and employers, then highlights how the Church assists soldiers and villagers through missions. It describes the Society to Aid the Missions of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati and its two funds that support home and foreign mission work.
Two Cincinnati Franciscan Fathers, Rev. Floribert Blank and Rev. Elgar Mindorff, hurried to Seattle to catch passage for China where they will resume missions along the Yangtze river. Mindorff had been in Louisville and visited relatives in Wisconsin when word came to depart. Blank had taught at Mt Healthy’s St Francis parish seminary since returning from the Orient two years ago.
James B. Carey of the CIO criticized WKRC for canceling priest broadcasts on Catholic teaching and labor rights. Monsignor Clarence Issenmann protested the action, saying the station denied workers' moral and human rights and set a dangerous precedent.
In Steubenville the Diocesan Foundation Fund ended last week with donations coming in near the pledged quota but short of the target. The drive raised about 693 in medboated contributions and near completion of the fundraising effort.
A ceremony at St. Dominic Sisters of Adoration and Rosary in Marbury Alabama marks novitiate for a group including Sister Mary Gabriella and postulates. Names Lelia Jones of Chicago and Louise Sullivan of Pa. appear among the participants as the interracial group expands.
Good Samaritan hospital in Dayton will place an outdoor crib on the lawn facing Fairview avenue for the Christmas season. A large Nativity scene, illuminated each evening, will be set up by hospital workers and will be part of the Christmas Mass schedules and church decorations.
A brief illustrated account notes the archdiocese mission in the Spe section. It outlines the event's purpose, key figures, and the community's responses, highlighting religious outreach and local involvement. Historic tone reflects church activities and regional impact.
The piece contrasts the comforting Christmas crib with the harsh reality of first century Palestine. It notes a peace that was only exhaustion after wars, a landscape torn by political intrigue, and rulers like Herod acting as opportunistic dictators seeking power.
Last minute givers are urged to donate to multiple Cincinnati and area religious groups. Addresses include Franciscan Missionaries of Mary 1113 Budd Street Cincinnati, Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor 812 Dayton Street Cincinnati, Little Sisters of the Poor 476 Riddle Road Cincinnati, and others in Peoria Springfield and nearby locales.
Dayton report says Father Talks It Over will debut on WHIO in January with Montgomery county priests hosting an informal discussion format to explain Catholic doctrine. The program will feature callers from Catholics and non Catholics seeking religious enlightenment and will continue indefinitely.
The archdiocese will hold Christmas Midnight Masses in several churches with high ranking clergy officiating. Archbishop John T. McNicholas will preside at Sts Peter and Paul Norwood, Bishop George J. Behring at St Monica Cathedral, and Bishop Louis L. R. Morrow at St Matthew's Norwood. Monsignor James O'Brien will celebrate at Sts Peter and Paul's. WLW will broadcast the ceremony with L Earl Whalen narrating. Mt St Mary's seminarians will sing under John J Fehring. Sts Peter and Paul's crib stays on display until Jan 13 with carol and choir performances.
The Siena Home Rule Party plans a Christmas High Mass in a tiny chapel. Rev. Martin J. Malloy will preside and deliver a Christmas message. The service welcomes residents assisting at the event and features a crib for the Infant King and greens decoration.
Owing to circumstances this damaged OCR text provides unclear fragments about a Catholic topic. The readable parts mention a church or religious group term and jargon that lacks coherent event or person details for a fuller summary.
The Rev. Harry J. Ansbury appeals to parishioners for a Christmas Day collection to fund the erection of a mission chapel and furnish it with the year’s funds. The request aims to complete the church project.
An article notes the completion of furnishing a chapel for divine service. It covers the altar, confessional, stations, and candles as part of the project.
The program includes Harry a Martha Webby, John Miss Schroeder and others in a Christmas season showing, with Vespers and a Xavier male quartet to perform. The event runs in the evening on two dates during the holiday period.
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