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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1945
Page
11
A Church manual discusses Holy Communion rules across rites, restrictions on those in danger of death, and guidance on Easter Communion and Viaticum. It also covers Catholic belief on visions, apparitions, and warnings against spiritualism and occult practices.
A bold advertisement promises a free supply of a new combination of instructions for relief from sciatic and arthritic pains. It urges readers to send their address to a Boston based department for a no cost trial of the product.
A centenary event marks Newman at the historic Sne site near Hagley Road where a beautiful church was erected and became known as the Newman church. Questions linger about whether the Oratorian Fathers remain linked to the site.
Lt. Packer commands 83rd infantry unit that reached the Rhine on March 2 as soldiers found white flags of surrender along the river. Before the war he served in his parish Holy Name Society unit.
G K Chesterton’s longtime home Top Meadow Beaconsfield Buckinghams hire will be sold but remain in Catholic hands. It was at this house that Chesterton wrote much of his work and prepared for reception into the Church and where he died.
Word reaches the Missionary Benedictine Sisters in Norfolk Nebraska that a Philippine school in Luzon has been used as a Japanese military hospital after three years as a Benedictine girls academy. The site was looted by Japanese and civilian forces.
New Orleans report says Captain Jules W Fondo nephew of the late Archbishop James Blenk received the Bronze Star for war bravery. He is labeled Seanmard Disha of bebapetan in the text. The decoration honors his actions during service.
A long list of film titles reviewed by the Legion of Decency classifying them as unobjectionable for adults or otherwise. The compilation includes many era films such as Arsenic and Old Lace Laura The Kid and Laura and others, with varied notes and categorizations.
Paderewski worked hard and made his debut in Paris where he instantly rose to fame. The article notes he faced initial disbelief from critics who doubted a long haired Pole could triumph.
A Catholic doctrine article explains baptism bestows a permanent sacramental character that marks the soul as a member of the true Church. It grants grace, remits original and actual sin, and enables reception of the remaining sacraments, with possible loss of grace through rejection of Christ.
Members of the House applauded Rep. Mary Norton of New Jersey as she entered the chamber on the 20th anniversary of her congressional service. Norton has served since 19.
Father Panici S J preacher at Notre Dame Cathedral finds his Lent sermons easier this year. He previously faced Nazi censorship and a regime that controlled religious discourse. This year his Lent topic is Christ and the Revolution addressing a world seeking a new social doctrine.
The Ohio River flood left hundreds homeless and closed plants. The NCCS club staffed an emergency information desk and kitchen to aid evacuees, with the Red Cross coordinating relief. Similar support came from the USO NCCS extension in Ridge war housing project.
The Most Rev Edward G Hettinger Auxiliary of Columbus was announced as rector of Sacred Heart parish Columbus by Archbishop Michael J Ready. The notice also reported changes affecting twenty priests in the Columbus diocese.
A new Passion play titled His Mother's Promise was staged in Passaic New Jersey with matinee and evening performances in September. The production featured a cast directed by Broadway figure David Lewis and centered on the meeting of Christ’s mother with mothers in Jerusalem reacting to the Prophet’s message from Galilee and some recognizing Jesus as the Messiah.
The Rev. Dr. James H. Hoban of Cincinnati and Edward Mark O Connor of New York depart as representatives of NCWC War Relief Services. Hoban will serve in France coordinating aid for 7000 Sisters of Charity and 800 welfare centers, while O Connor travels to Italy to continue relief work.
Max Jordan, noted reporter and former NCWC News Service correspondent in Central Europe from 1931 to 1941, has returned to Europe. His career with the NCWC and international reporting underscores ongoing coverage of European affairs.
Lenten weeks are named Passiontide the last two weeks of Lent. The article explains the liturgical changes during Passiontide including penitential practices and omitting Gloria. It situates Passiontide as part of Holy Week leading to Easter and cites Gospel scenes from John and references to Caiaphas and the plot to execute Jesus.
The Knights of Columbus in the United States announce a one million dollar fund to educate orphans of war service members. Deputy Supreme Swift outlines the program honoring 90,000 members who joined the armed forces, including those who sacrificed their lives. The initiative echoes the postwar scholarships and aid program begun after World War I.
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