12 Jan 1945
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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1945
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text shows references to biblical figures such as Herod, Herodius, John the Baptist, and Pontius Pilate, with religious debate and legal pressure. The garbled lines hint at a church session or sermon connected to royal or legal tension and a bishop or clergyman identified by initials. The fragment ends with unrelated names and place hints.
Fragmented text discusses learning to write by practice at home with daily assignments and practical criticism from copy editors. It asserts that study of authors' styles and weekly feedback improves writing ability and asks about natural talent.
The Observer reports Soviet influence on Polish governance with Churchill and Roosevelt roles. It notes pressure from Moscow on the Lublin government and Polish boundary commitments, signaling tensions between London Washington and Warsaw over legitimacy and settlement timing.
Very Rev Francis A Biendl 55 a long serving priest and pastor of St Patrick's Fayetteville died Jan 6 after months of illness. Final rites conducted Jan 9 with Cardinal Behring and Archbishop McNicholas presiding. He earned honors as papal chamberlain and prothonotary apostolic earlier in his career.
Monsignor Biend born February 15, 1890 in Cincinnati and ordained in 1915 is noted for his work as a chaplain among Catholic natives in the Pacific. Missionaries and chaplains travel vast distances to celebrate Mass and establish Blessed Sacrament rites on remote islands.
The Beautiful home and estate of Pomar near Broadmoor hotel has been transferred to the Charity Sisters of Cincinnati by the El Pomar foundation. The Orchard property spans about 60 acres, with the site now serving as a women retreat house.
The Rev William T Mulloy will be installed as Bishop-elect of Covington. Priests civics and parish members will escort him to his residence and to St Marys Cathedral for the installation on Thursday Jan 25 at 10 am. Knights of Columbus and parish societies will assist in the reception. Details of civic events are pending.
Julie V. L. Penrose donates El Pomar estate to a charity sisters operated retreat house for women in Colorado. Property to be used exclusively for charitable objects within Colorado and approved by the Denver Archbishop. original use to be maintained by the Cincinnati community.
About 100 candidates from Southeast Ohio districts including Chillicothe Cincinnati Columbus Dayton Hamilton Ironton Newark and Portsmouth will be initiated Sunday January 21 in Cincinnati. Archbishop McNicholas will name the class amid a long list of officers and civic supporters in the Fourth Degree ceremony.
Archdiocesan report shows 14 service members as killed in action three missing in action four wounded and two prisoners of war. Second Lt John A Diersing listed missing since Oct 2 1944 is now reported killed in action in France on that date. He was son of Mr and Mrs Frank J Diersing of Cincinnati and a Purcell High School graduate who entered service three and a half years ago and went overseas in May 1942.
Archbishop John T. McNicholas of Cincinnati emphasizes the apostolic power of Bishop Michael J. Ready during his installation as the fifth Bishop of Columbus at St. Joseph's Cathedral. The sermon traces a lineage from Fenwick to Ready, noting 210 years of episcopal succession and urging spiritual focus over worldly concerns.
A cap ceremony for seventy four Good Samaritan hospital students was held January 5 at Our Lady of Grace chapel. The Rev B B Big presided and benediction followed the exercises. Recipients included Anthony Greenville Alice Angton Helen Bi New Paris Jadys Bowser West Alexandria.
A report notes the brother of Reverend T. Kenning was killed in action last week. Details appear in a distant Pacific theater update, with family ties to Kenning linked to St.idgetown.
Rev. Paul Y. Golembiewski of the Archdiocese receives a captain’s rank after rejoining active duty as an air forces chaplain in Waycross Georgia. He previously served at Avon Park Florida and trained at Chaplains School in Cambridge Massachusetts. Before the war he worked at Holy Trinity Middletown and Holy Family Dayton. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Golembiewski of 314 W McMillan Street.
Pvt. Kessler of Middletown earned the Medal of Honor for a May action near Anzio Italy where he single handedly silenced a machine gun nest and captured 15 Germans before continuing to aid his unit. The award was presented to his mother Mrs Anna Kessler at a Jan 4 ceremony led by Maj Gen Scott.
The Arsentalig Delegate issued a decree reorganizing church territory due to war and Rome communication delays. It creates a new diocese by detaching part of the Cincinnati Archdiocese and attaching it to another, under Archbishop John T. McNicholas. The document notes Papal approval and outlines limits and governance, with further details on page 4.
The text notes Amleto Giovanni Cicognani in his role as Apostolic Delegate to the United States and mentions connections to Laodicea and church titling. It reads as a fragmentary biographical reference. The source lacks coherent dates or events to expand.
A historical decree outlines the pope's duties and the need to divide responsibilities. It emphasizes the pontiff’s role in soliciting and securing consent from interested parties as part of governance.
The Most Rev Michael Ready, newly installed Bishop of Columbus, was named Apostolic administrator for the new diocese in Nenville at the installation ceremonies.
Official Jan 6 1945 letter calls for Church Unity Octave with prayers for return of separated Christians to the Catholic Church. It urges bishops pastors and converts to foster dialogue, distribute catechisms, and hold annual meetings to promote unity and the spread of Catholic teaching.
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