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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1945
Page
12
A fragmented text discusses Christian teachings on divorce and remarriage, noting Christ’s stance on separation and the unbroken bond of marriage. It references canon law concepts, church authority, and the balance between ecclesiastical standards and civil contracts for the common good.
An aged reflection on humility, citing Christ’s call to become as a little child. It contrasts worldly pride with spiritual innocence, referencing Paul’s teaching that God chooses the weak to confound the strong. It notes Bernadette’s visions as example of simplicity and faith guiding believers toward humility.
A diocese has acquired a 15 story building at 191 Joralemon Street near Clinton Bowery Savings Bank for 75,000. The purchase involves city officials and ongoing administrative arrangements as part of the church's property portfolio update.
Bishop Cuth of the Vicar Apostolic arrives from abroad to oversee the mission in Yuanling district before Easter. He is expected to assess the fate and needs of the local Passionists at St. Michael's as part of the Easter observance.
Thirty three Loyola University social work graduates completed a 40 week habilitation course for case aids under the Polish Relief Committee of the Catholic League. Exercises were held at the Continental.
Poles in Romania, about 1,000 military personnel, are reported to be under Soviet control. The majority are said to have been placed in Soviet Union camps in the south of Romania, according to Catholic Press sources.
In a public audience, His Holiness spoke on a new organization of labor forces uniting employers and workers to serve the common welfare. He cited ACLI and Catholic associations fostering solidarity, limited by syndicate aims, to avoid private capital excess and promote justice through faith and cooperation across production.
The Soviet press cites Reuters and embassy denials to counter claims that General Mertta and other fascist leaders escaped to Vatican territory. War and the Working Class had accused the Vatican of helping fascist leaders, but officials deny any asylum was granted.
Card Primate of Cerejeiro in Portugal urged the mission during a visit to Lisbon and Cerejeiro, stressing renewed devotion and unity.
The French National Assembly voted to withdraw subsidies to private schools started under the Vichy regime. Subventions totaling about 7 million francs, mainly for Catholic schools, are slated to end by April 1 as the Assembly ratified the decision.
Old text outlines Catholic observances in New Orleans with church bells tolling for one hour and churches remaining open for visits until 2 p m. The plan bans intemperance and other forms of dis sipation during the day.
Pope Pius XII urged 9 million listeners at St. Peter's on Passion Sunday to resist powers seeking selfish peace plans that would exploit a world peace organization for their own gain. He called for unity and charitable action to sustain global harmony.
The piece notes a potential pick for Germany envoy in the absence of a regular ambassador. It cites Pope Pius XII urging forthright postwar peace, condemning Nazi racism, and calling world leaders to honor future generations. It highlights Catholic adviser roles linked to Dwight D. Eisenhower and broader church views on war, peace, and moral duty.
The 140th anniversary of Mother Seton’s conversion was observed March 14 at St. Peter’s church New York. Monsignor Edward Coe Moore, rector, led exercises in the parish library recalling Seton’s life and conversion as a noted New Yorker figure.
The Very Rev. William J. Murphy SJ, president, argues in a New Hampshire address that education should aim to foster world unity through liberal studies centered on religious philosophy. He warns that citizenship and civic life are too narrow without this broader educational foundation.
A centennial pageant depicting the 100 year history of the Brown Ursulines School for Girls will be staged on Palm Sunday. The production highlights the school's foundress and the dramatic events shaping the institution’s first century.
A ship launched at the California Shipbuilding yard in Wilmington is named the Santa Clara Victory. The vessel honors Santa Clara University and represents the wartime shipbuilding effort.
Judge rules on the Lexington bus act, referencing a 2044 provision and Kentucky constitutional authority. The decision addresses pending actions and legal interpretations affecting transit policy and procedural viability.
Boston reports the Little Sisters of the Poor urge vocations to expand their aging care missions. An archbishop and church leaders discuss the need for more workers and dedicated lives as the order, founded in France, operates homes for the elderly and seeks to grow its U S presence since 1870.
The program The Hour of Faith airs Sundays from 11 30 to 12 over the Blue Network. Music will be provided by a quartet conducted by Creston, a Catholic conductor, with National ee Lag P and Sia oe Name sno noted in the listing.
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The Rt. Rev. J. Sheen of the Catholic University of America in Washington will be the principal speaker at a church event presenting its plan for Moral Peace organization.
The National Council of Catholic Women in Mansfield announces a new plan to spread Catholic truths during major feasts through radio programs and public meetings. The initiative aims to educate and engage women across the community with religious instruction and outreach.
Canadian priest editor observes the 35th anniversary of his ordination and his 29 years of service as a priest. He has dedicated decades to Catholic journalism and church communications.
The text notes a new act requiring state registration before baptism. Bishop Alonso Recelante of the Pando mission arranges for notaries to record births and ensure baptismal entries, addressing a practice where children were baptized without civil sacrament registration.
Local piece recalls St. Peter's in Cleveland as a Vatican City like complex. It notes the parish plant dating from 1857 with church and school built by 1878, including the former Notre Dame convent. Confusing OCR text remains but references a centennial milestone.
The text notes Most Rev Jets J and James J. Sweeney as the Bishop of Honolulu, indicating a church leadership reference within the Honolulu diocese.
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