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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1945
Page
10
Boarding college for men admits superior students after three years of high school with principal recommendation. Faculty representative for higher learning institutions notes Catholic affiliation two miles away. Mention of a September 10 date.
A collage of questions asks about what she said and how she appeared, presenting a fragmented exploration of memory and perception in a curious narrative fragment.
The court upheld New Haven boards of education authority to run a public school at the Catholic orphanage. It noted the school remains under state control and free from denominational instruction, with eight nuns and two lay teachers paid from public funds and meeting state requirements.
Archbishop Cushing pledges 70 missions and opens the St Columban seminary in Boston to train clergy for foreign missions. He calls for America to lead in postwar charity and notes Europe cannot supply missionaries. The seminary will start with junior students this fall and become a major seminary after the war.
The Chicago Catholic Court of Justice strengthens family life and fights divorce by integrating civil and church processes. Judges empower separation or reconciliation, while the archdiocese expands collaboration with lawyers and clergy to curb perjury and falsehood in family cases.
Dedication emphasizes Americas work for missions with church leaders including Archbishop Cushing and rectors of St. Columban's seminaries in Silver Creek New York and Bristol Rhode Island. Also noted are Fathers Ambrose Gallagher Philip Brady James Gillsenan Patrick O'Connor and Philip Donoghue connected to mission efforts in Hanyang China.
The Pope extols the Charter and condemns calumny and falsehood in the press. He warns that lying tongues harm religion and morality and urges defense of the innocent against smear campaigns amid a world overwhelmed by misfortune and irreligion.
The Very Rev. Didy mus Beaufort O F M member of the Netherlands delegation at UNGIO says the San Francisco Charter could be the greatest guarantee of peace if nations adopt its political and economic framework. He visited Glens Falls at cousin Dr. Leonard A Hulsebosch’s home and spoke on the charter’s potential.
Osservatore Romano reports that some German religious communities have been allowed to reclaim houses seized by the Nazis. American and British authorities aim to complete the remaining restorations quickly.
Most Rev John C Wrakking M S C Bishop of Surigao confirms 48 American service men in a bamboo Our Lady of the Wayside chapel. Rev Cajetan J Joy army chaplain led the class from posts as a Filipino choir of 18 sang and vestments funded by Fifth Air Force members.
Two bishops attended St. Martin's College Lacey golden jubilee with 135 clergy. Bishop Gerald Shaughnessy celebrated Solemn Mass and preached the sermon. Bishop Edward J. Kelly of Boise spoke at the banquet. Two founding Benedeian monks, Abbot Raphael Heider and Rev Demetrius Juenemann, spoke at the banquet.
refugees trek about 100 miles to Italy as a Slovenian priest, seminarians, women, and children endure harsh camp conditions Marie and her family fled Ljubljana with seven children. They reach Monigo di Treviso camp mid May with 1 056 Slovenians including around 100 priests reported in the camp.
Frankfort am Main Germany reports that about one third of SHAEF officers and personnel were Catholics. Father John A Yeens Catholic chaplain founded a chapel in a former German physician’s home. He organized a choir Holy Name society and clubs. daily Masses with four Sunday services.
A promotional notice advertises $25 cash sales for imprinted Christmas cards with names, claiming profits up to 50 cents per card. It asks recipients to request samples and a selling plan from Merit at 1 Ginton Street, Newark.
Classified items include a male help wanted note for a bookkeeper at a Catholic institution in Denver Colorado, a box 1620 contact, a miscellaneous religious block prints offer from Anaheim California at 25 cents each, and an ad from the National Turkey Institute claiming up to $3000 income by writing for free information at 125 Columbus Kansas.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions combat terms, air raids and a landing ship scene. It references subscription offers and rates for a Catholic Digest issue with location clues like Minnesota. The readable facts are sparse and interwoven with unrelated lines.
A special note from the United States Polish notes on the occasion highlights the Pontifical visit to Orchard Lake to honor its 60th anniversary. Archbishop Edward M and Bishop Casp of Detroit attended with the community including Marys College and the Cyril and Methodius auxiliary group.
The Vatican publication Ecclesia emphasizes Holy See links with nations through recent photo spreads. It features His Excellency Amleto Cicogni and Apostolic Delegate to Egypt and Arabia, plus soldiers and naval crews, with pages devoted to missionary forces in Italy and Lourdes blessings.
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