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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1945
Page
9
Pat O'Brien, noted Catholic film star, headlines CBS radio on Monday evenings from 9:30 to 10 East, narrating and acting in The Sea Has a Story a collection of sea tales and war heroism dramas continuing his rise among Hollywood greats.
Cambria Springs report shows Mr and Mrs Frank Styborski of St Anthony's parish have five sons serving in the military. The list includes Navy Lt Frank, Cpl Ted, Lt Leo, Sgt Mack and Marine Pvt John.
The program provides complete studies for high school and college preparatory curricula under Franciscan supervision. The facility operates in the former Charter Schwab mansion situated high above the Allegheny region at an elevation of 2400 feet.
Pope Pius XII told UNRRA director former Gov. Herbert H. Lehman that UN relief work is a truly Christ like effort and will help reassure war torn Europe. Lehman outlined Albania and Russia as outside UNRRA's remit and stressed respect for displaced persons and non-discrimination in aid. The Pontiff warned about state power risking freedom and urged leaders to sustain peoples rebuilding from ruins.
Mother Mary Elizabeth General Superior of Sisters of the Holy Redeemer marked her golden jubilee in religious life at St. Louis Cathedral. The celebration included the diamond jubilee of one sister and the golden jubilees of three others with Archbishop Rummel presiding. The sermon was delivered by Rev. James Aurle, chaplain of Lafon old folks home run by the sisters.
The Rev. William F. Masterson S J named Philippine representative for NCWC War Relief Services. He has worked to establish a welfare and rehabilitation program with approval from church authorities. An initial 60 ton shipment valued over 66000 includes medical supplies, foods, and instruments for Manila area clinics and schools.
St Elizabeth Hospital School of Nursing in Dayton Ohio is approved for U S Cadet Nurse training enrollment is open for the September class for further information write Director of School of Nursing
The Union of Slovenian Parishes in America reports anti religious measures in Yugoslavia under Tito. It cites censorship of sermons and religious presses, removal of crucifixes, and closures of private schools, with 3,000 refugees said to have been machine gunned in Jesenice by Tito’s Partisans.
The Chesterton home Top Meadow at Beaconsfield Buckinghamshire, where G. K. Chesterton lived and died, is purchased by the Converts Aid Society to serve as a rest home for convert clergymen and their families after reception into the Church. Archbishop Bernard Griffin urged the purchase and gave 4,000 dollars, with a subscription appeal to raise about 40,000 more to complete the deal.
Legate to the Vatican Pius XII mission cites reporting back on an apostolic visitation in Ethiopia and French Somaliland. He met Emperor Haile Selassie at Addis Ababa and visited sacred shrines with the Franciscan Custos of the Holy Places.
Navy Lt. Brand W. Drew of Los Angeles and Yeoman First Class William S. Hansen of Seattle lead a makeshift Sunday Rosary in the forward mess aboard an aircraft carrier near Okinawa. Both converts say they have been Catholics less than three years and alternate in leading spoken prayer.
Reports from KAP Polish Catholic press agency detail Nazi depor tions of about 40 000 people in Yugoslavia with 95 percent of the clergy among deportees. Sixty thousand civilians were expelled from Ljubljana province and other Croatia districts, with Bessarabia natives brought to seize deported property. Under Tito a purge and mass detentions began, and 244 priests and seminarians have fallen victims to the Nazis or the current regime.
Gov E P Carville of Nevada resigns July 31 to join the U S Senate as successor to the late James C Scrugham. Lt Gov Vail Pittman will appoint Carville after taking office. Scrugham died June 23 in San Diego. The other Nevada senator Pat McCarran is also Catholic.
In a Bern dispatch Dr. Max Jordan notes Nazi term sister denoted trained nurses only, not Catholic nuns. Rev. John LaFarge J. S. J. letters to the New York Times reject claims of nun involvement, citing Nazi designation of nurses at Kaufbeuren as brown sisters.
Monsignor William D. Cleary of the Brooklyn diocese and army chaplains corps has been named deputy chief of chaplains. A veteran chaplain since 1918, he served overseas in World War I and previously led the army chaplains school for three years.
Mixed list of classifieds including nursing training offers up to 835 weekly, patent attorney services in Daley, photo finishing and color prints, and summer camp near Rode Mountain National Park. Offers include mail or home study options, free booklets, and local notices with payment terms implied.
A fragmented plea from Carmelites requesting support for their mission in India and East, detailing 107 students in training, 40 schools, and needs including $730 for immediate needs and an additional $500 for a memorial chapel. The appeal invokes devotion to the Little Flower and asks readers to donate to aid priests, parishes, and education.
The passage presents a religious invocation thanking God as Creator and asking sanctification through grace. It references St Blaise and a ritual blessing for throats, invoking life and Spirit, with a prayer for mercy and praise to Our Lord.
The passage records a baptismal or sacramental rite where one individual is conditionally received into communion. Bishop Stefano Fer Shillong affirms him during Mass and references Salesian and Cathedral context with accompanying clerical actions and remarks.
A fractured report notes a wartime assembly in Switzerland where speakers claim true peace remains elusive despite an armistice. The discourse accuses ongoing forceful actions and injustices tied to wartime hierarchies and religious rhetoric.
The text notes differences in the Protestant version of the Lord's Prayer from Catholic and Eastern rites. It explains that certain phrases are not present in the Latin Catholic Bible but are retained in liturgical traditions, reflecting historical and doctrinal variations.
The Natalic Almanac notes a significant rise in Catholic missions in Java and Madras areas. It cites a total population exceeding 41,000,000 with Catholics increasing to 103,800. The figures reflect a broader trend in regional religious activity and church outreach during the period.
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