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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1945
Page
11
A crowded prayer service aboard a Navy carrier featured Marines in khaki and sailors in dungarees. An ordnance officer spoke as a Catholic chaplain led Holy Communion and Confession, with the scene reflecting wartime religious observance.
An OCR read presents scattered reflections on Catholic doctrine, baptism, and salvation, referencing Blessed figures and church law. It discusses predestination, Calvary, and the role of saints in prayer, plus historical notes on abbots and prophets within an antiquated religious discourse.
A fragment from a Digest story shows a family scene in a living room as a Catholic Digest editor reads the July issue aloud. Vicente the boy is mentioned as a baptismal candidate, while the scene ends with a note of sweet sadness and family listening intently to the tale. The ad lines urge subscription to Catholic Digest.
A Slav Unity Day mass was held at a Chicago cathedral with Rev Basil in attendance and a seminary choir performing. In the afternoon Rt Rev Joseph Pee Cathedral rector presided at a theological conference.
Delegates from the United States Canada and Western Hemisphere nations meet in Santiago for the first Inter American year. Noticias Catolicas the NCWC Spanish service is praised. A devotion message to the Holy Father is sent and Catholic Action resolutions are adopted. Rev John J Considine of Maryknoll attends as NCWC representative.
A fragmented list of film titles and references including Catch phrases like The Great Starecoach and Missing Corpse. The readable items name performers producers and era clues while the rest remains garbled and interleaved with stray letters.
John L. Sullivan, aged 46, takes the oath to become Assistant Secretary of the Navy. The ceremony marks his confirmation to head a key defense department role and aligns with ongoing reforms in naval administration.
Linus Riorpan offers a hardened Catholic perspective on priestly vocation. He outlines six years of advanced studies, the ordination path from subdeacon to priest, and the necessary devotion, sacrifice, and spiritual rewards of holy orders.
Maryknoll announces that 281 Schout missioners have been assigned since the war and will depart for mission service as soon as hostilities in Europe cease, with about 600 more ready to leave Belgium upon cessation of fighting.
Paris reports an assault charge tied to Fr Brauns trial amid rumors of a frameup. Father Braun, 41, allegedly struck Nikolai Knazeff, a Moscow janitor, after questioning a Russian porter amid claims of Vatican ties and Soviet police influence.
Cardinal Cerejeira of Lisbon asked pastors to lead novenas from July 7 to 15 praying for the beatification and canonization of Venerable Bartholo a, a Dominican bishop who died in 1590, as the church studies his cause.
William J. Cain, director of Catholic Charities in Vermont, announces relief or support for AIDS war victims highlighting charitable response and assistance programs.
Catholic Hour speaker Fulton Oursler, noted convert and Reader's Digest editor, will address the series on Peace and the Post-War World. He is an American journalist who has traveled extensively and is known for his writings under the pseudonym Anthony Abbott.
A long forgotten tale from Rome recounts how Euphemian, a Roman Senator, sheltered a beggar for 17 years in his home, later revealed to be their son Saint Alexius. The son vanished on his wedding day 35 years earlier, prompting posthumous recognition of the beggar as a wandering heir. The narrative traces Alexius’s life, renunciation, and eventual veneration across regions including Edessa and Greece, with his patronage linked to nursing orders and religious communities.
The Detroit Diocesan Council of Catholic Women donated more than 22 000 pints to the American Red Cross blood bank over the past three years as part of a sustained community drive.
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