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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1945
Page
7
St. Louis circuit court Judge St. Louis Joseph Ward, president of the Laymen's Retreat league and chair of the National Federation of Catholic Alumni of Jesuit Universities, plans to instruct jurors for the June term on curbing obscene literature sales to youths.
Canon law notes that natural law grants a right to marry but not absolute freedom. The Church regulates the marriage contract, determines impediments to render it illicit or invalid, and asserts sole authority over baptised persons including Catholics and others under baptismal obligation.
Paris reports Most Rev Antoine Cataux Bishop of Lucon notes so called providential coincidences in recent French history. He cites 1918 armistice on St. Martin feast, Tunis captured on St. Joan of Arc feast, Paris liberation on St. Louis feast, and Germany capitulation on May 8 honoring St. Joan.
Sisters from Geothie University of America depart for Brazil on a three month tour of hospitals and nursing schools. Sister M. Olivia Gowan and Sister M. Digna Desch visit institutions as consultants through the Special Service of Public Health for Brazil and the Institute of Pan American Affairs.
The Vicksburg branch of the American Association of University Women awarded a scholarship to Margaret Mary Chatham, a senior at St. Francis Xavier's Academy, in the graduation class of All Saints College.
The Holy Father Pius XII spoke to United States Senators in a private audience in Vatican City urging a strong Christian contribution to world peace and progress. He emphasized faith in God as the base for justice and charity and thanked the lawmakers for their visit while expressing hope for European relief.
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