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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1945
Page
9
Partial OCR notes relate to street car and bus service on a specific date, with a transit timetable fragment mentioning August 28 in an urban area. Reads as a local transportation notice or timetable snippet without full details.
An odd fragment outlines activities at Memorial Hall with items such as candy cigarettes bratwurst and cola. The notice mentions a schedule from 8:30 to an evening period and references garages, streets, and companies including Edgar Coal Co and Schweitz er.
A Bavarian report notes German bishops, including Bavari e Michael Car, urged peace from the pulpits on Sunday. The call appeared across numerous Bavarian Ordinaries as a nationwide peace message amid wartime strain.
A fragmentary column recalls Constantine the Great, the fall of Constantinople, and the Ottoman shift shaping the Greek Patriarchate in Istanbul. It notes the sultan’s influence, the shadow of union with Rome, and the enduring question of spiritual authority amid empire changes.
In Eichstatt a joint pastoral from bishops and Cardinal von Faulhaber calls for a true just lasting peace and condemns Nazism. It recalls German suffering under the war and concentration camps and urges renewed Christian faith and rebuilding Germany with God’s help.
The Arta Aicae Sedis reports the Sacred Roman Rota for 1944 shows exactly half of 64 petitions for annulment of marriage were denied. In most affirmative decrees the cause was fear and force, marking the lowest denial count since 1939.
Maryknoll Sister Hyacinth disappeared during a caravan escape in the Philippine jungle as Japanese forces forced evacuation. Her three companions, including Sister Una from Ireland, survived in caves and reached Tabao where American troops searched with local Igorot runners, but no trace of Hyacinth was found after three months.
In Milton Mass Archbishop Richard J Cushing dedicates the new St Columban seminary to support foreign missions. He recalls guidance from his seminary days about devotion to the Eucharist and missions and praises the Columban Fathers as a major foreign mission community joining Boston's archdiocese.
A fragment notes three Notre Dame alumni serving in Congress and other political roles. It references Jose P. O'H of Michigan and J F Kelly who is governor of Michigan, with a Senate seat previously held by Ames G. (text uncertain).
Montreal plans observe the centenary of Brother Andre birth with ceremonies at St. Josephs Oratory and St. Gregoire le Grand. A novena runs Aug 1 to Aug 9 with a midnight Mass, and Aug 12 features a 31 foot granite monument blessed at the birthplace. Archdiocese measures beatification steps and bishops will attend a ceremony.
The Mandell estate in Hamilton, South Essex county, will be used by the Carmelite Fathers as a junior seminary in the Archdiocese of Boston. Announcement from Prior Provincial Matthew T. O'Neill, C M.
Connecticut Supreme Court upholds city action to recover tuition from Torrington for children attending a public school at a Catholic orphanage. Court says institutional religion does not bar the school from being public since all students are Catholic yet law requires matching parental faith when possible.
The Vatican disclosed that Pope Pius XII outlined views on liberty and religious freedom in Europe and sent them to President Truman via Archbishop Spellman. The pope favors backing religious liberty in Central and Southeastern Europe and may be indirectly represented at Potsdam talks, though the Vatican rejects direct peace conference involvement.
A Catholic court of justice in Chicago handling marriage disputes since its start over two years ago reports 35 percent reconciliation and more than 3000 cases annually. Eleven priests trained in canon law convene in courtrooms with a secretary managing dockets and weekly caseloads of over 60, summoning both parties to appear together for discussion.
Communications from the Union of Slovenian Parishes in America report tens of thousands of refugees fleeing Yugoslavia to Austria and Italy. They allege mass killings by Tito’s partisans including a parish priest and several laymen in Kocevje and Ribnica, with reports of crucifixion and forced returns.
Paris report cites figures from Archbishop Conrad Groeber on the Archdiocese of Freiburg: 800 priests questioned, 200 arrested, 16 interned at Dachau, six died there. He denounced Nazi harassment of the church, banning catechisms, dissolving Catholic associations, censoring sermons, and spreading paganism while urging youths to resist.
In a July interview, Pope Pius XII calls the United Nations Charter more efficient than the League of Nations and stresses the press must pursue truth. He reflects on President Roosevelt, expresses sympathy for Truman, and warns editors and writers to avoid carelessness that could have serious consequences.
Details reached Maryknoll about the death of Rev. Otto Rauschenbach from St. Louis, slain by bandits in South China. Father Kennelly describes a bullet wound under the shoulder blade and a fatal shot from behind seen by two women, as the body was buried near the scene.
Brigadier General commends Father George Kemp Navy chaplain at Bethesda and in Bougainville for leadership courage and care of the dead and wounded. He remained on front lines during difficult Samoa Bougainville campaigns earning admiration from the regiment.
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