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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1945
Page
12
Fragmentary text shows names Teleereshe Rena and Momad with payable to The Catholic Telegraph. Message is garbled. no clear event, date, or action emerges to identify a proper notice or summary.
A column discusses king Leopold III of Belgium and his wartime conduct amid Allied scrutiny and Nazi collaboration accusations. It contrasts his decisions, ministers advice, and public support with critics who portray him as suspect, while urging Catholics to foster vocations and a true Catholic atmosphere at home.
A discussion on priests and sisters notes a decline in vocations across the United States. officials urge focus on saving souls over money. A planned Nazi atrocity film prompts cautious views, urging vigilance against inflaming hatred while seeking justice through lawful expiation.
A correspondent visits the Sisters of St. Francis in a ruined city, describing their chapel turned air raid shelter, damaged buildings, and resilient service. He notes food shortages, wartime restrictions, and the sisters’ request to send literature and greetings to American members of their order.
The Observer worries Berlin talks may fail and spark renewed oppression. It warns against Soviet dominance and urges firm U S and British resolve to keep Europe free from Russian control, aiming for a peace that honors human dignity.
The article outlines book additions by Catholic authors and others, catalogs Catholic periodicals and papers, and notes volunteer staff from the Legion of Mary. It mentions a 10 cent book rental fee funding new purchases, and the reading room hours from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
James Wipfield principal of Hamilton Catholic high school in Hamilton Ohio led a session on veterans aid with input from Brothers Julius May Fred Hartwich Edward Westbrook and Rev George J eker. The gathering concluded with resolutions presented by Very Rev Weener J Friedel. Brother James Wipfield served as general chairman and Friedel was to direct the next institute.
The Very Rev Romuald Mollaun O F M born in Oldenburg Ind was ordained in 1920 and rose to dean and professor roles at Oldenburg and Indianapolis. He will lead the Franciscan Province of St John Baptist from St Francis Monastery in Cincinnati with a new provincial board named.
Archdiocese of Melbourne reports that Tearful youths contributed £9,000 toward restoring war damaged churches in England and Scotland. Archpriest Daniel Mannix announced the donation via message from Melbourne.
The article notes the Forty Hours devotion and related institutions during the weeks of July 2 and July 29, outlining the calendar and activities planned for these observances.
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