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Fragmentary OCR reads as a terse item listing ages in Virginia, showing the number 24 twice. No clear event names, people, or organizations are identified. Unable to determine full context from the fragment.
08 Jun 1945
Page 1
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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1945
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR reads as a terse item listing ages in Virginia, showing the number 24 twice. No clear event names, people, or organizations are identified. Unable to determine full context from the fragment.
A column argues for the social duty of all citizens to pursue the common good as defined by papal teaching and civil justice. It discusses rights, duties, and the differing contributions of White and Black Americans to civilization, urging inclusive advancement and church backing.
A column argues that many regions lack churches and sacraments, urging readers to support war bonds to fund mission chapels and evangelization. Bishop Massie condemns anti dogma trends, stressing dogma as truth and urging renewed faith to avert societal ruin.
At the University of Dayton 96th commencement on June 3 Father George J. Renneker presided and conferred 59 degrees including an honorary Doctor of Education on Dr. B L Stradley Ohio State vice president. Speaker Dr Emerson Landis urged creating enduring peace. Senior class president George Igel Jr delivered the valedictory and Kiphe Sigma Tau keys were awarded to top graduates.
Fragments report the death of the Rev George Ver pastor of Our Saviour church in Cincinnati during a visit to Urbana. The brief item notes his passing and identifies his role at the church.
Sister Klotman of St Francis in Fayette Ind died after long illness at Anthony's hospital. Father McDevitt, longtime Cincinnati cleric, died in Urbana after celebrating a silver jubilee. Bishop Behring and Archbishop McNicholas led funeral rites while parishioners mourned. McDevitt, born 1898, served at multiple Cincinnati parishes and institutions before his passing. Survivors include his father, sisters, and brothers.
A brief notice notes summer events and activities with unclear dates or participants. The readable lines reference a local event season but lack concrete names, places, or outcomes.
The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Charles A. Ertel named Dean of the Dayton Deanery. The Rev. Thomas L. Kearns, St. Columban Loveland. Rev. George N. Lamott Our Lady of Lourdes VICAR CO-OPERATORES. Rev. Henry J. Vogelpohl St. Louis. Rev. Thomas G. Pater Holy Name Dayton. Rev. Justin Wittrock St. James Dayton. Rev. Timothy J. McNicholas St. Landia pro tem. By order of Chancellor Clarence G. A. June 2, 1945.
The Rev. Jose Raphael Rosa, a South American priest from Quito, Ecuador, will celebrate his first Mass at Bellarmine Chapel in Cincinnati on Sunday June 17 at 9 o'clock. He hails from a large Catholic family with five priestly brothers and three religious sisters. The family has strong ties to Jesuit and Benedictine orders in Europe and Latin America.
Archdiocesan casualties for the week report five men killed in action and one wounded. Among the dead are First Lt. Robert J Heil of Xavier University killed May 21 on Mindanao and Cpl. Vincent M Castellucio of Cincinnati killed on Okinawa May 2. Pvt. Paul J Mannino and Pvt. Thomas L Lowen also listed among the deceased with details on their service and hometowns. Further notes mention family members and a requiem high mass for Mannino in Cincinnati.
In a Taft Levee address Monsignor Fulton J. Sheen links peace to justice, arguing peace rests on fair treatment and adherence to moral law. He criticizes international lawyers for citing treaties as mere custom and urges upholding justice as foundational to global order.
Rev. Stanley A. Meiring of the Precious Blood order, a native of Minster, was commissioned as lieutenant junior grade in the navy chaplains corps. He attends doctrination school in William and Meiring previously served at St. Arch Church in Fort Wayne Indiana.
An informal war time commencement will be held at Xavier University on Saturday June 16 with a 8 30 a m reute Mass in Bellarmine chapel for graduates and close relatives The program includes an invocation by Rev Celestin J Steiner S J and distribution of academic hoods with Rev Bernard J Wernert serving as chairman
One student of St. Charles seminary will be ordained to the priesthood and 11 will be ordained as well in a ceremony at the seminary. The Most Rev J. Behring will officiate tomorrow morning. The candidate is Rev Anthony E Ley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony E Ley of Fort Wayne Indiana. Also named are Leo Gaulrapp of Freeport and Arthur Grevencamp of Charles.
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