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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1945
Page
8
The Army will observe the Chaplain Corps 170th anniversary with a Sunday service on July 29. Den pishoP Urban J. Wehr will lead a Field Mass at Fitz One hospital. JF O'Hara C.S.C. will provide the Catholic celebration invitation, as part of national observances highlighting Chaplain presence across the service.
An article discusses Technocrat fascism accusations, then shifts to U S history noting Pope Innocent records, and traces the origin of the U S Army Chaplain Corps from Washington’s era to World War I, highlighting key figures, dates, and training efforts.
An Armenian Gregorian Orthodox Church statement, reportedly dictated by Soviet officials, denounces Vatican influence and asserts Christian churches must avoid political meddling. Signatories include Catholicos Gagerin I and Patriarch Kiuger II among other bishops from the Armenian church leadership.
Read letters describe frying locusts in oil as a tasty dish, tracing the Baptist era in Galilee. The discussion notes lo custs as sustenance long known in ancient times and reflects on religious dietary practices cited in local reporting.
Colonel Antoni Jurasz noted Polish surgeon and Paderewski memorial hospital director left for the United States to obtain medical and other supplies for Polish relief in Western Europe. He had just returned from visits to displaced Polish camps in France and Germany and plans stops in Washington and Chicago.
Diary excerpts from Count Ciano reveal Mussolini disliked Christmas and tried to suppress the feast. The piece notes resistance to abolition in the 19th century United States and Russia, with references to the Nazis and Soviet attempts.
Catholic scholars draft a new English translation of the Psalms from Hebrew. The Liber Psalmorum aims for publication by year end, aided by Rome’s Pontifical Biblical Institute text. Archbishop Cicognani praises its clarity and liturgical fit, urging use with Breviary recitation.
Six students from IX COLO STUDENTS at St. Augustine's seminary in Bay St. Louis have completed minor seminary studies. They will enter the Society of the Divine Word seminary in Techny Illinois next fall to study for the priesthood. The local seminary marks its 25th anniversary on Oct. 16.
Archbishop Samuel A Stritch of Chicago urged acceptance of the San Francisco Charter in a Fourth Slav Church Unity observance at Holy Name Cathedral. He argued America must join international efforts, abandon isolationism, and help shape a global order, noting flaws but praising much of the charter’s work.
Cardinal Hlond Archbishop of Gniezno and Poznan and Primate of Poland announced from Rome his planned July 18 departure to Poland. He described his return as non political and urgent to rebuild Church life devastated by Nazi occupation during World War II. He was exiled since 1939, living in Lourdes, France, then Germany, and was liberated by American troops last Easter before moving to Rome.
Bertram archbishop of Breslau and German hierarchy dean dies at 86 in Anuernich after evacuation during Breslau siege. He opposed Nazism and his passing leaves Cardinal von Faulhaber as the lone surviving German cardinal with plans to chair the Fulda conference.
Vatican City report notes Israel Zolli, former Rome chief rabbi, and his wife have authored or are near completion two works. The books examine antisemitism as a historical topic and include psychoanalytic reviews of the issue.
Partial OCR shows Natchez Parish schools with about one third non-Catholic students. It notes higher non-Catholic enrollment in whites and significant figures for colored enrollment, with references to overall school numbers and growth in enrollment.
An unidentified German priest aids Pvt. Louis V. Crain, a U S prisoner of war, who collapsed while trying to reach American lines near Camp Atterbury. The priest carried him to a safe location until Allied forces could retrieve him, the tale recounted in Congressional Record based on Alton Illinois, Evening Telegraph reporting.
Vatican City cites archbishop the Rio de Janeiro announced excommunication over actions by Bishop Duarte Costa. The Holy See notes the withdrawal of his titular see Maura in 1945 and his publishing an interview denying church unity and offering Mass separately from Rome.
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