23 Mar 1945
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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1945
Page
1
Ex Chancellor Clarence G. Issenman notes a Vatican message urging focus on common needs over private capital in economy. He cites communism’s failures and calls for balance between social welfare and economic realities during wartime policy debates.
A Vatican style decree by Monsignor Clarence G. Issenmann outlines reorganization of deaneries across Pickaway, Row, Pike, and Scioto counties under the Cincinnati archdiocese. It lists deanery changes including Hamilton County units and the Dayton and St. Martin zones, with Archbishop of Cincinnati noted amid the diocesan court context.
The article notes a Xavier alumnus becoming bishop marks a Xavier tradition and references James Cardinal Gibbons. It mentions Monsignor John Mussie to be consecrated as first Bishop of Steubenville and Monsignor Edward J Hunkeler named Bishop of Grand Island with other appointments by the Apostolic Delegation in Washington.
Bishop-elect Massie will be consecrated at St. Monica's Cathedral Cincinnati in early May and installed as Ordinary of the Steubenville see at Holy Name Cathedral mid May. He expresses gratitude to the Holy See religious and Steubenville diocese faithful and pledges to be a good shepherd.
The Sacred Congregation decree dated Dec 23 1944 transfers the diocese from Concordia to Salina Kansas with The Church of the Sacred Heart becoming the new cathedral replacing Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Idia. The bishop moves the chancery to 421 Try Club Road Salina and will lead from the new see.
Rev. James Hoban, a former St. Mary's seminary professor and parish priest in Dayton, was appointed to organize the War Relief Services in France. He led 7,000 charity volunteers through NCWC welfare centers and served as first pastor at Christ mission Mount, author of The Thomistic Conception of Person.
Mass is now offered weekly at St Michael's Church in Mechanicaburg and at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in nearby North Lewisburg. Previously Mass was held only every other Sunday due to circumstances noted by an administrator of the two churches in the archdiocese.
The well known confessor Rev. Edward P. Anderson of Cincinnati died at 71 after 51 years of priestly service. He had been ill months and suffered a heart attack. Blind since 1929, he devoted much time to hearing confessions at St. Xavier's and continued to say Mass from memory when possible.
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The bishop elect, ordained August 22, 1857 and consecrated February 8, 1867, becomes the youngest in diocesan history. The Most Rev. John B. Purcell, not serving in the Cincinnati diocese before consecration, was consecrated seven years and five months after his ordination.
Bishop-elect Edward J. Hunkeler Cot aan, born at Medicine, is noted as an alumnus of a Dayton school. Local church confirms his ordination path and ties to the Dayton area.
Legion groups will hold acies ceremonies in Cincinnati and Springfield on Sunday March 25 at 3 p m in St Andrew and St S churchs. Members will recite prayers and pledge to local Catholic groups and figures including Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur and local churches.
The Cincinnati conference of the Catholic Students' Mission Crusade announced finalists for its annual oratorical contest with Rev. William Mirrors expected to preside as judge.
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