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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1945
Page
3
A critique of radio sermons from Protestant ministers argues they often lack content and dogmatism undermines morality. It contrasts Lutheran preaching with spiritual abdication and discusses the role of creeds and morality. The piece defends German Catholics and contrasts Christian mercy with a pagan peace and Nazi-era attitudes.
Hamilton county filed 298 divorce suits last month, nearly triple the 99 from ten years ago, while 422 marriages were recorded in the same period. Editorials blame war-time upheaval and losing faith in divine marriage plans, prompting a county bar study on causes and solutions.
Fragmentary 75th anniversary discussion on Papal Infallibility and the Vatican Council of 1870. The article debates whether the Church speaks without error, the role of the Pope, and how the definition affects faith and morals within the universal Church.
Inquiries rise over undisclosed actions and concealed details as observers press for clarity on Russia’s hidden moves. Officials offer guarded statements amid ongoing scrutiny and speculation.
The record notes Pvt. Vernon Hoying of Anna, Okinawa wounds, and S Sgt Donald J. Keene from Hamilton Catholic high school, both listed as casualties. It mentions Hoying's brothers in service and Keene's family, with notes on overseas postings and hospital status. Additional text discusses postwar policy and international relations following the war.
The article explains how foreign vocations drop after the war but demand for elder care rises. It describes the Little Sisters of the Poor as accepting women with good character and Catholic background who choose a life of sacrifice. Sisters visit daily to seek donations and care for seniors over 60, rejecting government aid and emphasizing faith and humility.
Miss Bridget Kelly 89 former housekeeper at St. Bernard's rectory Taylor Creek died in June. A solemn Requiem Mass was held July 4 at St. Mary's Greenville with Rev. Lawrence D. Blottman celebrant. Survivors include a Greenville niece Mrs. John B. Maher and many relatives. a sister nun Sister Mary Amelia of Agnes's Dayton.
The article lauds Miss Anna M. Maloney of St. William's Cincinnati for funding a new mission chapel to honor St. Anthony. It notes this is her fourth chapel, with others to St. Ann and St. Patrick in memory of her parents and a third to St. Michael for her brother. Her generosity and missions advocacy are highlighted.
The Forty Hours devotion will be observed in July at Holy Family Freshtown Marys Arnheim and July 22 at Little Sisters of the Poor Florence Avenue.
An article condemns Protestant divorce as a threat to modern civilization and urges ministers to reaffirm Christ’s teaching on marriage. It cites Mark 10 9 and 5 32, noting opposition to divorce and urging faithful interpretation over contemporary pressures.
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