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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1945
Page
12
Fragmentary report discusses global conflicts and policy shifts. Mentions USSR strength, battles with Pol and Finland, Haile Selassie regulations limiting missions, Italian war stance, and calls for peaceful action while wary of unjust wars.
Dispatch notes Japanese government pressure on Catholics as the wartime state seeks to merge Protestant and Catholic groups. The effort strains the Japan Christian Church, leaving churches autonomous while clergy face assignments elsewhere. Christian services face disruption as officials push policy.
A fragment notes Vatican officials denying involvement in the Ethiopian conflict and emphasizes a role focused on humanitarian aid. The text contains unclear garbled remnants alongside the brief claim.
A Vatican report from Cardinal Faulhaber and an unnamed German Cardinal says Nazi persecution of German Catholics has never been as severe as now. Faulhaber describes Munich bombing, noting the cathedral destroyed after Mass, and claims many churches in Munich have been bombed. He argues not to overestimate Allied bombings.
Pope Pius XII writes to Gen. Ladislaus Anders, Poland’s commander, expressing concern for the Polish nation and urging Poles not to lose heart amid destruction and uncertainty. He invokes divine guidance to restore truth justice and charity, and grants apostolic benediction to Poland.
In Norfolk area a priests meeting with the Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems resulted in the formation of a Social on committee. Rev Bernard Moore of Ports led the discussion as post war job plans were outlined to address employment needs.
In Vatican notes a convert bishop, formerly a Uganda missionary and later general secretary for Catholic education in four vicariates, rises to lead the Apostolic Delegation to Egypt and Arabia. The article covers postwar Catholic social action, planning for housing and land, balanced wages, and expansion of industry and trade as key paths to recovery.
The Revomens' ture Fitzgerald rector of New York's Casa Information announced that since Jan. 20 his society has distributed 140,760 penn penny avete 149,714 nickel- im 1868 sets 449 cardb posters 6 prayer cards and 21 sets of 52 newspaper articles.
The Most Rev. Jules B. Jeanmard Bishop of Lafayette transferred vinyl to support the fund for erecting a new seminary in Lafayette Louisiana. The article notes the bishop’s action as part of fundraising efforts.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a meeting between Italy's ambassador and Franklin D. Roosevelt in Washington. The text hints at diplomatic dialogue and cordial interaction, with no further details or dates clearly readable.
A garbled 19th century style report recalls a rebuke of the United States for lacking missionary work. It mentions Catholic figures in the era, including Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Herbert Vaughan, with vague references to overseas missions and church roles.
Hugh John Devore, former Providence College head coach, is named acting head football coach and athletic director at the University of Notre Dame in South Bend Indiana.
The Inter-American Conference on Problems of War and Peace ended after 16 days of talks with a resolution reaffirming religious rights and urging governments to prevent discrimination based on race or religion while safeguarding freedom of expression. It also called for a new instrument protecting rights to be presented to hemispheric governments within six months.
The annual St Patrick’s awards nominees include Edith Barrett Ruth Hussey Maureen O Hara Helen O Hara Virginia O Brien Maureen O Sullivan Marjorie Riordan Ryan Mayoo Treen and Raferty. Winners in past years featured Spencer Tracy Pat O’Brien and Geraldine Fitzgerald among statuettes of St Patrick. The award honors Irish heritage and film contributions.
Maryknoll New York Reverend John Nolan rode 654 hours in the saddle last year setting a local equestrian record. He trained with parish riders and participated in charity events across the region. The achievement reflects long hours of charity rides and community engagement.
The event in Altoona Pennsylvania commemorates the 150th anniversary of pioneer Father Demetrius Gallitzin known as the Apostle. Bishop Micheed led the ceremony at Loretto to honor Gallitzin’s legacy and the founding community.
Frank A. Thill announced that all money gifts from the Jubilee event in Concordia Kansas will be set aside to aid junior clergy of the Concordia diocese. Funds will support designated priests and their priestly duties.
New York critics from foreign language presses select Going My Way as a standout picture. The group presents the film at their annual screening, praising its storytelling and performances.
A long Boston College tradition highlights the Morrissey brothers Jim Len Bill Art Frank Adolph John and others who excel in hockey football baseball and tennis. The five brothers dominated BC athletics across decades, with Jim a famed hockey star and Art captaining teams while family members spread into business dentistry and mercantile work in Philadelphia and beyond.
A collage of wartime blurbs and human-interest tidbits notes marriage on leave interrupted by a V bomb, a captain described in Patton's circle, a blind Edinburgh novelist winning $400, and a Kansas City girl receiving a repaired Christmas shoe amid war.
A Vatican commentary notes Moscow’s first public stance praising Catholic aid and moral tone amid Russian society. The report cites Italian observers and Vatican sources describing this as a notable shift in Moscow's response to Catholic outreach and cultural influence.
The Rev. Henry L. Willett, a St. John's native, becomes the first ordained priest for the parish’s centennial in Paducah Kentucky. He presided at the first Solemn Mass marking the milestone with Owensboro church involvement.
Catholic and worker representatives in Italy gathered for a national meeting in Rome to mark the liberation of Italy. The first act included sending homage to Dewi and a Mass presided by the Archbishop.
In Kansas City Missouri a Catholic lawyer named Thomas More is noted in association with legal matters. The fragment references his involvement in a case or professional activity within the Missouri law community.
A jagged excerpt discusses religious reform figures and shifts in thought. It hints at different denominations resisting or altering dogmas and mentions efforts to resolve faith with new ideas.
Flooding from the Ohio River last week forced several churches in Richmond and nearby Califol to close. Town officials reported extended inundation and disruption to services as residents worked to assess damage and begin repairs.
Last rites were held for Sister Marie at Notre Dame in Cincinnati after forty three years of service. The Requiem Mass was offered by Rev Louis Rein at St Augustine's church. Sister Marie, a member of the Notre Dame community, had retired to Hamilton five years earlier.
Norwood sponsor announces seven parish teams invited to compete at Purcell high gym on Sunday afternoon. Six area quintets have already entered with two more possible. Participating parishes include Saint Elizabeth, Saint Mark, Saint Matthew, Saint Andrew, Saint Francis de Sales, and Aloysius Orphans. Runners up receive the Aloysius trophy. donor aims for graduation honors.
Monthly conference of Catholic revelations set for March 21 at 1 30 p m in Piloting Hall with Wonder presiding. Business session to follow and refreshments to be served. Swan noted to be present.
Miss Mary Louise Breen Ton, connected to Dayton, works under the Catholic Welfare Conference Relief Services in a described effort aiding refugees from Germany. The unduly fragmented account notes various nationalities and a broad welfare scope across Europe, including underground efforts and frontier posts.
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