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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1945
Page
6
A relocation or service change near the Vine Norwood street car line is described as freeing access at the street end. Details are limited to the quoted phrase and surrounding context in the clip.
Dan Tehat attended a Bauer fraternity gathering at Central MA reading session numbered 1584.
igiSHOP confesses German guilt but denies collective culpability in the incident. Max Jordan in Breisgau notes a pastoral letter from Archbishop Conrad amid a tragedy, urging victors and the oppressed to pursue healing and justice within the archdiocese.
A historical newspaper piece discusses Archbishop Groeber's famed letter criticizing Nazi crimes, exposing Gestapo murders and asylum raids. It highlights German pride turned costly and reflects on postwar moral reckoning amid Allied and religious tensions.
An Osservatore Romano analysis critiques the San Francisco conference pact as imperfect while praising its international guardrails. It denounces coercive diplomacy and recalls German victims, anti Nazi plots, and the suffering of Catholics persecuted by the regime, urging peace with accountability.
The Maryknoll society celebrates 34 years since founding on June 29 and reports 1,569 members including priests brothers seminarians and Maryknoll Sisters. They operate in 16 countries with 684 sisters and 885 fathers, plus six bishops. Activities span Free China and Latin America, with relief efforts for refugees and dispensary patients. The order plans a missionary college in Chicago and a junior seminary in Brookline Massachusetts, and holds 15 other U S foundations.
The article recounts Saul of Tarsus turning to Christianity after a Damascus road vision and his later martyrdom near Rome under Nero. It notes his sufferings, imprisonments, and preaching, and mentions the feast of Saints Peter and Paul on June 29.
The Catholic Unity League, founded in 1917, has grown to include ten clubs and eight diocesan chapters. It aids students, provides religious instruction, and assists non Catholic professors in countering false statements in class. It has lent over 275000 volumes to reach readers in small towns and supports Catholicism in jails hospitals and public life.
Vatican discussion outlines three conditions for Doctors of the Church. St Anthony of Padua, born in Lisbon in 1195, joined the Franciscans after leaving the Augustinian order. He gained fame for sanctity and eloquent preaching, with many accounts of his influence across France and Italy.
Osservatore Romano reports in Slovenia Catholics flee en masse as Western Allies decline to occupy the territory. German occupation since 1941 decimated church ranks with about 405000 clergy deported in autumn 1941 amid Nazi pressure.
Osservatore Romano reports Munich cardinal Faulhaber sees Germany's church revival as seeds growing from bomb ruins. He cites damaged churches, Nazi-era use, and losses of 13 army chaplains 57 seminarians. He says divine grace is moving back a number who left the Church.
The Fifth Army in Italy plans to appoint Catholic and Protestant chaplains to German prisoners, mirroring wartime divisions. One chaplain pair for every 1,000 captives will tend to spiritual needs and welfare in prison camps, endorsed by Archbishop Antonio Riberi on behalf of Pius.
The event at Mission church in Roxbury drew over 200 officials for the first in a series of closed religious retreats. Archbishop of Boston presided with a Mass. Rev Francis J Connell led the moral theology program at Catholic University.
A Vatican pamphlet based on 1939 40 documents details Pope Pius XIIs appeals to Mussolini to spare Italy from war and to avert a European conflict. It notes Mussolinis anger at papal antiwar actions and Vatican efforts to keep Italy out of the war while Cardinal Maglione defends prayers for peace.
United States figures including Sumner Welles Count Ciano and Joachim von Ribbentrop appear in excerpts from a document. Cardinal Maglione weighs Italy's war stance and Mussolini’s position while Francis J Connell denounces public dishonesty by officials and the erosion of trust in American society.
Actor Joe E Brown recalled entertaining American GIs on a New Guinea airstrip after a GI asked for dirty stories. He said he never tells stories he wouldn’t want his mother to hear and received a thunderous, prolonged ovation from the crowd.
The Rev. Joseph A. Hahn Maryknoll missioner and licensed pilot from Villanova and MIT has been assigned to Northern Bolivia to survey jungle routes and help set up an airline for the mission. Hahn taught near Scranton and contributed to aeronautical research including work on airship programs.
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