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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1945
Page
9
The governor may convene a special session to tackle city housing programs and slum clearance. Officials argue urgent action is needed to fund and plan urban housing, with emphasis on living wages and humane homes, citing deteriorating conditions in major cities and the duty to provide safe, adequate housing.
Enrollment in the Archdiocesan Teachers' college summer session reaches 431 with 130 Mt. St. Mary's and St. Gregory's seminarians joining. The first year of part time Teachers' college study at Norwood includes students from 13 archdioceses and dioceses. Programs cover literature history and mathematics in the college and philosophy departments. Fourth year theology continues under seminary professors. 284 sisters and 14 religious from Mt. St. Mary's attend, along with Franciscan priests and laywomen. Courses by Dr. Daniel Steible Jr and Sister Mary Henrietta include literature history algebra and geometry. Some seminarians take special courses in Gregorian chant and education. Page reference to continued coverage on Page 3.
Mother Mary Dominic was postulated to serve another term as prioress of the Dominican Nuns of Perpetual Adoration at Holy Name monastery in Cincinnati after a vote in the assembly led by Archbishop John T. McNicholas. The Holy See approval was transmitted to Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati branch of the Catholic Women’s organization elected officers including Becker as vice president and Rielly as recording secretary. They discussed a War Relief clothing project for sisters in war ravaged Europe, prompted by a letter from Monsignor Patrick O’Boyle of the National Catholic Welfare Conference.
Readable fragments show a 15 day waiting celebration at St Josephs Tennessee Avenue with Rev Fr organizing home units and ladies groups from St Patricks St Agnes St William Nor cent di Huber and other parishes. Parish women under Mrs Iliaan ay Schulte and Mrs Harry Woebken manage a special program with chairmen and general leadership.
A fragmented OCR item notes a dispute involving a Catholic society or group and local dealings. Details are incomplete but indicate community or parish concerns under consideration by authorities.
A Cincinnati archdiocese feature profiles the Sisters of the Precious Blood at Salem Heights Dayton. The article traces the origin of nocturnal Eucharistic devotion from Maria Anna Brunner in Switzerland to a 1834 community, emphasizing their life of prayer and ongoing work.
The Catholic Church's missionary aim is to unite all peoples under God as a Christian family. The June 22 note announced a St Helena mission chapel funded by Mr and Mrs Charles Hollencamp and Miss Anna Hollenkamp of Sacred Heart Dayton. Mrs Charles Rager of Nativity Cincinnati donated a $26 bond.
A solemn Mass on Wednesday July 18 at St Edward's Cincinnati begins a novena to St Ann for peace service and civil authorities. Masses run daily 10 o'clock through July 26 except Sunday 9 o'clock. Benediction 3 and 8 p.m. daily with confessions at several times. St Ann relics and water available. articles blessed on site with Sunday sales noted.
Novices and sisters of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Precious Blood, teaching in Cincinnati archdiocese schools, are trained at the Salem Heights mother house in Dayton. The program includes spiritual exercises study and recreation. A convent orchestra is shown performing a musical recital with pictured members.
The Cincinnati area hosts an annual retreat for several hundred Boy Scouts from 36 Catholic troops at Mt. Alverno on July 12 13 14 and 15. The program features Mass Rosary Benediction meditations athletic contests swimming baseball and short hikes with talks by several priests. Troops receive assigned campsites and daily schedules include spiritual exercises and examinations of conscience alongside regular scout activities.
Rev. Martin Gilligan of Cincinnati traveled with a Vatican relief motorcade to Austria and southern Germany to aid former internees. The group operated from Munich Ulm and Linz with priests doctors and aides assisting camps near operation centers. The mission reported enthusiastic welcomes and noted the universal scope of Papal relief despite focusing on uncertain fates.
An appeal recounts Archbishop Moeller inviting the Newark New Jersey nuns to Cincinnati thirty one years ago to found a monastery of perpetual adoration. It notes that after decades no permanent house exists and urges faithful support to complete construction of a new monastery now in progress.
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