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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1945
Page
11
Archbishop Joseph Charbonneau of Montreal attended a dinner after blessing the first story of Loyola College’s new central building. The Jesuit college plans a block of seven new buildings, with this completed story marking the fifth in the proposed line.
Central Institute of Restoration under Professor Brandi says several Campo Santo frescoes at Pisa have damage that will require long careful repairs. Campo Santo is a unique structure dating from about 1270.
A terse public notice from Vita Botanical Co cites a matter labeled high blood pressure a cancer signal. The text lists an address at 890 6th Avenue New York and appears as an internal alert or administrative tag with no further context.
Monsignor Hochwalt sent a letter and program suggestions to superintendents of Catholic schools nationwide. The initiative emphasizes mutual devotion to God and ties between religion and education within Catholic institutions in the Americas.
Monsignor Giovanni Costantini, president of the Holy See fund, inaugurates the Cassino reconstruction in a solemn ceremony. The Vatican signals continued interest in restoring the battle-ruined Italian town.
An Inter-American Marian congress will meet in Guadalupe from October 6 to 12 marking the golden jubilee of Our Lady of Guadalupe's coronation. The congress aims to praise God through Mary, spread doctrine, promote devotion to Guadalupe in the Americas and the Philippines, and study Mary's influence on Christian art across four centuries.
Most Rev. David Keane, bishop of Limerick, died aged 68. A solemn pontifical requiem mass was celebrated March 16 in Limerick. Funeral arrangements were announced by the diocese.
The award for heroism on Guadalcanal was presented posthumously to the fallen hero killed on Iwo Jima. The recognition honors his valor during World War II.
Fragmentary report describes the first U S patrol to the Rhine and a named individual associated with the effort. The text is garbled and includes stray names and unclear details from the damaged page.
Rev. Joan B. Eset argues that Catholic doctrine on grace and free will underpins true liberty. He contrasts Catholic teaching with Protestant views and cites historical threats to liberty from non-Catholic theology and totalitarian regimes.
A speaker urges boys with ambition to seek a Catholic education and possible working scholarships at boarding schools. They suggest contacting the school principal, visiting in person or by letter, and note summer job opportunities to help pay for schooling.
Osservatore Romano reports from varied sources that Poles in Lublin provisional territory face harsher treatment than under Nazis. The Vatican newspaper cites thousands of arrests and at least five concentration camps reserved for Polish territorial army officers and men.
Rev. W. J. Canavan argues indissolubility of marriage is a longstanding Christian tenet. The piece cites Christ's teaching on separation as invalid except on specific grounds.
Italian historian Borgese, teaching at the University of Chicago, warns that Yalta’s Poland decisions betray the Atlantic Charter. He argues such moves foster demoralization and disorder, urging readers to see the charter’s violation and the moral consequences discussed in Life magazine.
The College of St. Elizabeth student council approves a permanent informal discussion group on interracial justice, forming a local race relations commission within the National Federation of Catholic College Students.
Milwaukee banker George E Freischmann left 27500 to 16 Catholic institutions under the terms of his 55000 will. Freischmann was a bank vice president.
Abbey bells and carol chants mark an Easter Eve Compline from the Benedictine abbey in St Meinrad Indiana airing nationally on NBC from 4 30 to 4 45 p m Eastern War time on Holy Week March 31 The Rt Rev Fulton J Sheen of Catholic University will speak on The Resurrection on Easter Sunday over NBC Catholic Hour.
The Brooklyn diocese has purchased the 15 story office building at 191 Joralemon Street between Court and Clinton from Bowery Savings Bank. Built in 1927 the structure is assessed for taxation at 375000 dollars and will house various administrative bureaus after remodeling.
Bishop Cuthbert O Gara C P Vicariate Yuanling Hunan arrives in China from the United States and plans to reach his mission district before Easter. The Vicariate of Tames is staffed by American Passionists with a team at St Michael's Monastery in Union City New Jersey.
A reflection on Jesus inviting followers to become as little children, rebuking pride, and teaching that God favors the humble. Citing Mark and Matthew passages, it argues ambition and worldly power hinder spiritual growth and that God chooses the weak. The piece urges readers to imitate childlike trust and innocence.
Thirty three Loyola University social work students completed a four week habilitation course for case aids under the Bish mittee for Polish Relief Catholic league. They received certificates at exercises in the Continental.
A Vatican statement outlines Christian associations of labor assisting in social order. It emphasizes solidarity among workers, the need for just economic structures, and the church’s pastoral role under Pope Pius XII. It calls for charity and cooperation within parishes to support workers worldwide.
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