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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1945
Page
2
Three young girls attend a St Xavier Free Day exhibit at St Xavier High School. The Mothers club volunteers sew for Red Cross, meeting weekly for four years. The group includes mothers with a total of 17 sons in service.
From the Catholic Telegraph files a July 1845 sermon by Father Clement Hammer at the cornerstone of St Peters church Chillicothe is recounted. The report notes his dignified gesturing and cadence and that Gus Butler delivered a clear urgent talk, captivating the audience for over an hour.
Easy-to-sew dress pattern 9105 offered in sizes 14 through 42. Describes a pin-slim frock stylish for day wear and suitable for 89 inch wide fabric. Includes yardage at size 16 and notes fabric requirements.
New Zealand troops presented Maadi convent with a marble altar inlaid with Turkish gold leaf as a token of hospitality. Rev E A Forsman reports the convent has been a spiritual oasis for the troops and praises the Catholic Telegraph Almanac.
John M. Callahan announces an Irish Day picnic at Coney Island on August 12. Members of Irish clubs and societies within 50 miles join in a patriotic salute to armed forces and a history of Ireland. Organizing committee includes Thompson, O Connor, Flaherty, David P. Con calma, Edgeworth and Smith. A walking race tops activities.
A critical examination argues Protestant reforms birthed division and nationalism, replacing spiritual unity with secular authority. The piece links the 16th century reform movement to wars, civil disorder, and a fractured Christendom, urging reform and caution about religious fragmentation.
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