16 Mar 1945
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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1945
Page
1
An article fragment discusses New Thought evolving within religious discourse, outlining tensions with traditional Christianity, papal authority, priesthood, and dogma. It notes calls for personal illumination and reexamination of rites while maintaining core spiritual aims.
Floodwaters from the Ohio River damaged St. Peter's in New Richmond and St. Jerome's in California, with several feet of water flooding church floors and basements. Multiple Cincinnati churches and schools faced closures as streets flooded and facilities were affected. flood crests reached 71 feet in Cincinnati, forcing Masses and classes to pause for days.
The Norwood Knights of Columbus Council 1162 sponsor a Sunday matinee basketball tourney at Purcell High. Six Tri area school quintets have qualified with two more possible entries. Teams include St Marys Nativity St Marks and St Francis de Sales among others. The event aims for the council trophy with runner up Aloys Nurre trophy and honors awarded by a committee led by Fred Bellar and Ray Dierker.
The monthly meeting of the Federation of Teacher Associations is set for Wednesday March 21 at St. One Ae Avenue. Mrs. Riche will preside over the session with various committees to be formed.
The Catholic Archdiocese reports six priests killed or missing in action during the war, with details on their service and deaths. It notes Rev. Br George J. Rehm officiating at a Pontifical Requiem for one, and lists several other priests including Father Stuhlmueller of Cincinnati who died March 10 after a long illness, with notes on his parish service and origins.
Last rites for Sister Marie of the Angels who taught at St. Augustine's School Cincinnati for 43 years were held March 8 at the Notre Dame convent on Sixth Street. The 79 year old native Cincinnatian, formerly Clara Diebold, entered the Notre Dame community in 1888 and taught for Rev Louis Id, pastor of St. Augustine's Church, who offered the Requiem Mass.
Miss Mary Louise Breen of Dayton reports Spain offered sanctuary to many escaping from war as NCWC War Relief Services organized aid. She notes two aid arms, the Italy armistice, and refugees from France, with the Spanish government facing strain and limited external assistance.
Francis J. Flanagan reports on Senator Murray Montana proposing bill S380 to establish a national policy for full employment. Critics fear it may hinder private investment while supporters tout federal job guarantees and related public works.
The article praises St Mary’s congregation for generosity and spirit while discussing economic factors behind the Murray bill. It argues the bill aims to fund production costs for full employment and notes a growth in which consumption outpaces supply.
Elder high school won the district basketball tournament by beating Norwood 39 23 in the final after an upset over Xavier 36 19. Dick Holmes scored 17 points for Elder as Xavier’s high team had won the district title last year.
Seventeen new Religious Sisters of Mercy, including seven from the Archdiocese, professed temporary vows during a March 12 ceremony at Cincinnati college. Names listed include Sister Mary Rosalia Schroering Louisville Kentucky and Sister Mary Walter Gardner Nashville Tennessee among others from Ohio Kentucky Tennessee and Illinois.
Fourteen students will participate in the CSMC oratory contest on March 19 at 1 30 p m in the Hall of Mirrors Plaza. Six finalists will be chosen to compete for a prize of 26 dollars and another award.
U S sailors assist Pogal relief in Italy with Vatican City involvement.
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