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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1945
Page
8
A dense medieval tone discusses rights to seek or keep personal letters, sin in reading others letters, and privacy within religious life. It covers confession practice, mortal sins, and the moral duties of family and faithful to avoid secrets leaking, urging humility, virtue, and obedience to a confessor.
In hot sultry weather asthma sufferers face severe attacks and disrupted sleep. Do not lose hope, send for a free trial from the Asthma Co. at Frontier Bldg Magara St Buffalo NY.
Learn about a new method for arthritis and neuritis offered by the Ball Clinic. The booklet explains a modern non surgical approach and invites readers to write for more information with no obligation to respond.
A new biography on Pope Pius XI portrays him as calm, self possessed, and open minded in guiding the church. The author highlights his restraint from demagoguery and belief in using position wisely, with emphasis on faith and courage. Didier, New York, publishes The Life of Pope Pius XII.
The national Catholic comic magazine Action Illustrated from Minneapolis presents a roster of valorous figures and stories celebrating Catholic heroism in a compact issue.
The Rev. Philip Ofman, from a Jewish family and drawn to Catholicism through a New York acquaintance, was ordained a Benedictine at St. John's Abbey in Collège, Minnesota, on May 26. He studied at Vicksburg, Cincinnati, and LSU, then Columbia Law School, was baptized in St. Anselm's, New York, and will celebrate his first Solemn Mass on June 8 under the name Ephrem.
Ten independent Russian bishops in the United States rejected a Soviet sponsored proposal for reunification with the Church in Moscow. The invitation by Metropolitan Theophilus of Feantond and Patriarch Alexii cited transportation and conditions as reasons for the rejection.
The Most Rev Francis J Spellman Archbishop of New York was guest of honor at a May birthday party at Lincoln Hall school Catholic child caring home. Monthly parties are held by the women’s committee for boys whose birthdays fall in the month. The Archbishop, chairman of the managers, observed his birthday on May 4.
Linus Riordan argues that the Catholic priest stands above others because of his sacred office. He explains Holy Orders, apostolic succession, and the authority to forgive sins and teach in Christ’s name, contending the priesthood endures amid attacks on religion.
In Vatican City historic Belvedere courtyard will host charity concerts on June 3 approved by Pope Pius XII. Organizers include Bern Molinari and Rt. Rev. Monsignor Licinio Refice, director of St. Mary Major choir. These mark a first in Vall ee years.
A misdelivered 1588 letter changes the course of Francis Caracciolo's life. Priest John Augustine Adorno from Genoa invites Ascanio Caracciolo to found a contemplative association. The letter reaches Francis by mistake, leading to his rapid involvement and eventual leadership of the Order of Minor Clerks Regular. The group grows in Naples, Spain, and Portugal, with Francis noted as a devout preacher and Eucharistic servant who later resigns as superior.
Archbishop Spellman announced new papal honors for priests in the New York archdiocese. Domestic Prelate titles were bestowed on Rev. George G. Murdock and six pastors including Rev. Joseph C. Herrick, Rev. Martin A. Scanlon, Rev. John J. O'Brien, Rev. Bert R. Mulcahey, Rev. Thomas J. Deegan, and Rev. Joseph M. Pennicone.
Dr. Jose Eduardo Vaz Sarafana long served at the new embassy to the Holy See and received the order of Silvester from Pope Pius XII through the Papal Nunciature officials in Lisbon and Rome.
The ad promotes a Catholic life insurance order promising future benefits for members and families. It claims high asset strength with assets over 44 million dollars and emphasizes Catholic purpose, management, and service as core features.
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