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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1945
Page
9
Muse Special Chorus To Sing In Orchestra Hall
The Sisters choir, organized in 1942 with 23 communities, performs at Orchestra Hall on March 25. The program, funded by Chicago men, is free admission with 2,500 invited. Sister M Alber tina handles record requests from St Xavier College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fetter
William J. Finn
M. Albertina
St. Xavier College
Cottage Grove ‘Avenue
Chicago
Second Protestant Corroborates Seeing Madonna and Child
Fresno special report notes Lt. James C. Young a Protestant from Los Angeles says he witnessed Madonna and Child apparitions on a South Italian church wall for two nights last July. The account mirrors Sgt. Gilbert R. Arguelles' earlier testimony and was shared via a letter from Young’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mr Bucktry
Fresno
Calif
Gilbert R. Arguelies
Fresno Catholic
South
Italy
James C. Young
Los Angeles
Young
Mary
Jeanne Young
Arguelles
Raisins for altar wine gifted by Santo Tomas internees
Catholic internees at Santo Tomas camp in Manila donated raisins from Red Cross packages to make altar wine. Capt. Eleanor O'Neill, an army nurse, reports no mistreatment, only slow starvation. priests and nuns aided daily through Mass, instruction, and hospital work. Archbishop O'Doherty visited on liberation day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Santo Tomas University
Manila
Red Cross
Eleanor O'Neill
U. S. Army
Santo Tomas
Michael J. O’doherty
O’n
Henry ‘Carr
Alfred J. Gyse
John _ oe
F ‘Athers
Archbishop Griffin urges Poles to accept Soviet solution at Yalta
London. Archbishop Bernard Griffin of Westminster told the Anglo Polish Catholic Association that while the Big Three decisions at Yalta left Poland to the Soviet solution, the crucial issue is the future Polish state and the people’s right to choose their government. He warned against breaking the Western alliance and warned of potential war if the democracies stand against Stalin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bernard Griffin
Westminster
Soviet Russia
Soviet Union
Griffin
Poland
Catholics Pledge Wide Admission for Qualified Negroes
Delegates at the National Federation of Catholic College Students meeting in New York pledge full cooperation to admit qualified Black students to Catholic colleges. The conference, part of Interracial Justice Week, featured Roy Wilkins and other leaders. A resolution condemns ongoing exclusion and urges support for the Fair Employment Practice bill to protect work rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Federation of Catholic College
NCWC
Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart
National Commission On Interracial Justice
Colleges
Newman Clubs
Alumni Race Relations Council
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Hudson J. Oliver
Catholic Laymen’s Union
Catholic Interracial Council
George K. Hunton
Interracial Council
Margaret MacCormack
Oath
Interracial Review
John America
Barbara Manning Murphy
Interracial Commission
North
Arch
NFCCS
Ctaffs
Notable Navy Sailor Recalls Surviving Ocean Ordeal
Jim Trueman second class recalls spending 49 hours afloat after USS Hull, Spence and Monahan were capsized in the Pacific December 18. He describes praying millions of times and making acts of perfect contrition as he faced drowning and whitewater despair before rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan B. Cavanagher
Colo
Orlando B. Truman
U.S.S. Hull
Trujillo
Hoon
U.S.S. Spence
United
Will Wduty
Davy
Tablet Marked Pius X First Communion in Rome Chapel
A marble tablet commemorates Pius X making his First Communion at the Chapel of St. Aloysius in Rome in October 1866. Cardinal Fumasoni-Biondi and Bishop Gilla Gremigni led a large prelate gathering as details of the future pope's early event were recalled. The Milan Cathedral donated the inscription block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pius XX
St. Aloysius
Fumasoni-Biondi
Gilla Gremigni
Milan
2000 Ministers Fight Road to Rome Bar
A vigorous minority within the Church of England opposed to reunion with Free Churches urges, arguing doctrinal compromises would betray Catholic faith and block future unity with Rome and Orthodoxy. The statement, signed by 2,800 ministers allied with Canterbury, criticizes Christian union plans in South India as weakening safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Church of England
Council For the Defense of
See of
Canterbury
Prnion
South India
Public audiences resume for Allied armed forces at Vatican
His Holiness, recently ill, resumed the public audiences he grants daily to members of the Allied armed forces on March 9 in Vatican City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Bergson's Will Admits He Tended to Catholic Faith
A Paris report notes Henry Bergson died in 1941 and, after public revealed will, acknowledges inclination toward Catholicism. The philosopher, born in Ireland and educated at Sorbonne, faced Nazi occupation. the testament mentions religious leaning and desire for Catholic rites at his funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergson
Paris
Henry Bergson
Pantheon
France
Ireland
Sorbonne
Col
Catholic Girl Tops Science Tests in National Contest
Marion Cecile Joswick, 17, of Brooklyn and St John the Evangelist parish, tied for top honors in the Westinghouse Science Talent Search fourth annual contest. She chose metallurgy as her research area and has built a minerals collection and microscopic apparatus. Also in the finals were Miss Jean C. Gurney, Matthew Roland Kegelman, and James Charles Kauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Marion Cecile Jostwick
St. John the Evangelist Parish
Wwouse Cp
Westinghouse Electri
Science Clubs of America
Joswick
Brooklyn Museum of Art
Jean C. Gurney
East Williston
N. Y
Matthew Roland Kegelman
New York
James Charles Kauer
Ncwc Wire
Catholic Unity Praised by Baptist Pastor Sermon
Dr. Broadus Jones of First Baptist Church defended a Vatican visit by Roosevelt as beneficial to U S-European relations. He praised Catholic influence, urged Protestant unity in pronouncements and programs, and cited the church’s global reach and role in culture and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh, N. Car
Myron Tayor
Vatican
Roosevelt
Broadus Jones
First Baptist Church
Jones
Europe
Marines Attend Mass Under Fire on Suribachi Hill
Japanese snipers lurk in caves as shells explode nearby during a dangerous moment on Iwo Jima. Marines kneel at the altar, a Mass interrupted yet momentarily held on the hillside near Suribachi.
Also Mentioned on This Page
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Sisters’ Choir of
F. Woodlock
Street Journal
Yalta
Woodlock
Germany
Wall Street
SRP Z
Aspeere IP
Ene
Descent
the Cross
Pietro Lorenzetti
Leo Canavan
Lorenzetti
Ambrogio
Etruria
Cincinnati
Repacco
Milton Chase
Adent
WLW
Chase
Jack Summers
Crow's Landing
Guelles
Eae Young
Eee
Jewcerey
California
Cpl Louis Heisler
Farragut
Ida
Mae West
Holy Ghost
Pope
Taylor
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