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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1945
Page
10
St. Elizabeth Hospital School of Nursing in Dayton Ohio announces approval for U S Cadet Nurse training and is now accepting enrollment for the September class. Write the Director of School of Nursing for more information.
Vatican audience with U S lawmakers and Navy officials emphasizes social cultural political and religious security as essential to postwar rebuilding. The Holy Father warns reconstruction without security leads only to new houses and urges steady support from the United States and its leaders.
Bishop Francisco Ampos of Mexico died. born 1860, ordained in Mexico, led Tabasco then Chilapa sees, retired as Titular Bishop of Costa. Requiem held at Guadalupan Basilica. Lived much of his life in Oklahoma City.
A bronze statue of St Francis Xavier was unveiled at Camp Lejeune in a ceremony led by Naval Chaplain Donald Kell. The dedication connected the saint’s missionary work with marines defender roles and echoed Pope Pius XII’s peace challenge to veterans to pursue global peace with faith.
After five years Maryhouse a Holy Name Cathedral project aiding unemployed women has temporarily ceased operations as jobs for women are plentiful. It began on Aug 15 1940 and the rector Anticipates revival if need rises again.
The United States and Britain recognize the Polish Government of National Unity but warn that free elections must reflect true will. Observers from Allied powers are urged to enter Poland to verify conditions before voting. Ambassadors Ciechanowski and Bliss leave posts amid continuing Polish political tensions and fear of Soviet influence.
The Marquette University College of Business Administration will offer ten full scholarships to new students. The program aims to attract top prospects and support diverse talent pursuing business education.
War damage in Manila and surrounding areas has left many civilians without water and basic needs. Shipping delays hinder relief, fuel and food prices rise, and aid to war victims struggles against transportation breakdowns. The city faces civilian hardship beyond material loss.
Gov. Coke R. Stevenson vetoed a bill extending state funding to students from parochial, denominational, or private schools saying it breaches complete separation of church and state and violates the State Constitution's spirit and mandate.
Bishop Joseph C. Willging of Pueblo discusses a postwar Register edition to serve the Diocese of Pueblo and a broader American mission field outside the U.S. mainland. A sea voyage will be necessary for the development of this vision.
An ex Brother and layman leads shipmates in brief prayers aboard a ship lacking a Catholic chaplain. The ordnance man reads from a room with blackboards and model enemy planes while squawk boxes interrupt. He studied in Wisconsin and Maryland seminaries before joining the Marines on September 8, 1942.
Five Franciscan missionaries from Our Lady of Angels church in Cleveland prepare for work in northern Brazil. Fathers Severin Nelles Marquard Paterek Brice Schiltgen and Regis Oberle along with Brother Hilary Land were honored at a departure ceremony before leaving to labor under the Sacred Heart province.
The U S Alien Property Custodian James E. was received in private audience by the Pope in Vatican City. Canon Thomas Markham of the Boston Archdiocese accompanied him as one of four U S officials who visited Europe last fall with New War Relief Services representatives.
Heriberto Navarro S. 2, a Cristero leader from the 1926 29 revolt, conducted his first Solemn Mass in Detroit at a home church while visiting Mexican friends in the city.
The provincial office of the Province of the Immaculate Conception reports from Most Rev Bede Hess that the Basilica of St Anthony of Padua and the adjoining convent in Italy suffered no damage despite widespread casualties. The shrine preserves the tomb of a great saint in a valuable reliquary.
A letter from Kalacherry and appeals from Sisters of the Poor relay dire Indian poverty. Lepers needing $200 and three new students costing $300 are cited to fund a tiny hospital and sustained charity work. The plea frames feeding the hungry as a sermon and asks donors to provide sites and support for the poor in India.
A local appeal notes anxiety about funding for a small school in Syria. A kind friend has contributed 250 units, but additional donations are still needed to meet monthly needs and support each club.
Fragmentary note describes a Carmelite event with a Pas and a plea for support to educate a group. Mentions fifteen people, thirty dollars, and a monthly consideration, with scattered references to HRYSOSTOMS and a poor-boy gathering.
The text fragment mentions St Richard and Sts associated with Glastonbury during persecution following Henry VIII. It references an abbot and suggests a portrayal of patrimony after the dissolution. The readable parts hint at a Christian martyrdom context and surrender in a troubled period.
The text discusses Catholic belief in baptism and the Apostles Creed, noting the need for ongoing recitation. It then surveys the Old Testament prophets, outlining fourfold roles as religious leaders, political advisers, defenders of the poor, and heralds of a future messianic age, with references to Jeremiah and other scriptures.
The article notes Slav Unity Day events at Holy Name, with A Stritch presiding and a choir singing. Rev. Joseph P. rector led conference activities as part of a theological price of intention toward reuniting the true fold.
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