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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1945
Page
10
A discussion of distributive justice and the common good as argued by Pope Pius X and American thought. The piece contends progress requires participation by all groups, including African Americans, and calls for shared economic and cultural advancement across racial lines.
A columnist laments secular loss of faith and urges building mission chapels to reach 60 to 2,000-inhabitant towns with no altar. Bishop Massie cautions against anti creed movements, arguing dogma anchors moral life and condemns a creedless religion proposed in public life.
The University of Dayton awarded fifty nine degrees at its 96th commencement on June 3. Father George Renneker presided and Dr Emerson Landis delivered the principal address on creating an enduring peace. The event marked the first full accelerated schedule graduating class in 33 months. Summer term begins June 15 with 80 courses across 25 departments and eight weeks of classes through August 11.
Archbishop McNicholas urged 996 Xavier field house graduates to consider religious life, noting 13 0,000 U S sisters and a need for 130,000 more. He praised Roger Bacon and Purcell schools for boosting vocations, cited war service spirit, and announced 14 Roger Bacon graduates entering seminaries.
Father McDevitt pastor of St. Vincent de Paul’s church Cincinnati died in Urbana at St. Mary’s parish while visiting Rev. James Wade. He observed his silver ordination jubilee May 27, four days earlier. Bishops Behring and McNicholas led the solemn rites with other clergy. He was born October 27 1892 in Cincinnati and ordained May 20 1920. Survivors include his father two sisters Eleanor and Rosemary and brothers Charles Jr and Stanley, both in Los Angeles.
A Cincinnati nun died after a long illness at Magny’s hospital in Den, identified as Sister Otman of the William Sehlotman order and connected with Bernard Mission schools in the area. Her passing follows service as an assistant to Father Sister Mary Li.
The Official Appointments Board lists changes in the Dayton St. Louis and Holy Name area clergy. It names The Very Rev. Herman J. Leising V.F. as dean and The Rev. Henry J. Vogelpohl J.C.D. as secretary to the Archbishop. Pro tem appointments include The Rev. Thomas G. Pater and The Rev. Justin Wittrock.
Father Espinosa born in Namur Belgium December 9 1910 will celebrate his first solemn Mass at Bellarmine chapel Cincinnati on Sunday June 17 at 9 oclock. He comes from Quito Ecuador and a large Catholic family with five priestly sons and three nuns. Four of the five sons are Jesuits with roles in teaching deaning and staff work at Quito college. L Ball of Cincinnati is associated with the Cogre Cincinnati Epsiness.
Archdiocesan casualties list five men killed in action and one wounded. Among the dead are First Lt. Robert John Heil who fell on Mindanao and Cpl. Vincent M. Castellucio killed on Okinawa. Also listed are Pvt. Paul J. Mannino and Pvt. Thomas L. Lowen with details of families and hometowns in Cincinnati and Wyoming.
Monsignor Fulton J. Sheen urged at Taft Cincinnati that principles of justice and moral law must guide the San Francisco international talks. He warned that international lawyers abandoning morality justify treaties by custom, noting peace rests on justice and order, and justice demands giving each his due.
Rev. Stanley A. Meiring of Minster has been commissioned as lieutenant junior grade in the navy chaplains corps and is attending doctrination school at William and Mary College in W Va. He is the son of Frank Meiring of South Main Street Minster and was ordained at Charles Seminary. His cadet training began March 1942 after he was auctioned at Precious Blood Church Fort Wayne before enlistment.
The Xavier University commencement ceremony will be held June 16 with Rev. Celestin J. Steiner presiding. Dean John J. Benson will announce academic awards in the ceremony following invocation and the usual lists of honors.
Carthagena residents await a religious ceremony at St Charles seminary where one student will be ordained a priest and 11 will be ordained as subdeacons. Bishop J Rehving will preside in the ordination in Carthagena. Ley C P P 8 is the candidate, son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Wayne Indiana.
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