Red Cross Call and Support Effort Emphasized
Community supporters urged continued backing for the Red Cross initiative. Volunteers highlighted ongoing relief work and the importance of donations to sustain emergency services and aid distribution.
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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1945
Page
13
Community supporters urged continued backing for the Red Cross initiative. Volunteers highlighted ongoing relief work and the importance of donations to sustain emergency services and aid distribution.
The Pope, addressing a Rome gathering, argues that the economy must serve the common good and that both capital and labor require justice. He critiques communism as failed, noting its material focus and terror as substitutes, while urging consideration of workers' welfare within society.
The ninth native Cincinnatian to become a bishop will be raised to the episcopacy in May when Very Rev Monsignor John K Mussie will be consecrated the first Bishop of the newly erected Diocese of Steubenville. Massie was born in Cincinnati on June 18 1902 and baptized at Sacred Heart Church.
The Episcopal see of Bishop Frank A. Thill transfers from Concordia to Salina Kansas by decree dated December 23 1944. The Sacred Congregation promulges the transfer and designates the Sacred Heart Church Salina as the new Cathedral replacing Our Lady of Perpetual Help Concordia. The bishop’s residence and chancery move to 421antry Club road Salina with faculties and staff remaining in force.
Rev. James H. Hoban, formerly a professor at St Marys Seminary, has joined War Services NCWC to coordinate relief work. He will oversee 7 000 members across welfare centers in France, transferring to the NCWC agency in Troy. He studied at St Gregory’s, Mt. St Marys, Fribourg, Angelicum, and Catholic University.
In Mechanicsburg parishioners at St. Michael Church and at the Immaculate Conception Church in North Lewisburg may attend Mass weekly. Rev. William A. Buchheit, newly appointed administrator for both churches, announced the change from the former every other Sunday schedule.
The life of the Rev. Edward P priest known as the savior to Cincinnatians for 51 years of service ended Saturday in Good Samaritan hospital. He heard confessions and guided parishioners, leaving a lasting spiritual legacy in the community.
Father Anderson aged 71 died after months of illness from a heart attack in Cincinnati. A Jesuit native who entered the order in 1894 at Florissant Missouri he became blind after 1929 and spent years hearing confessions at St. Xavier's downtown church. He continued to celebrate Mass from memory with permission and served during World War I at St. Xavier's college. He was a Close friend of Rev. Eugene J. Daly Sr. The text notes their 50th anniversary celebrations before ending.
The Holy See reassigns counties to the Diocese of Columbus including Hardin and surrounding areas. It also restates deanery boundaries and appoints Monsignor John Mussio to a high chancellery role while Cincinnati hosts April clothing collection for war-devastated nations with a goal of 1.5 million pounds.
Xavier University officials said records show Big Mussie will be the third Xavier alumnus to become a bishop joining A Francis J. L. of Dubuque and Henry Moeller former Cincinnati archbishop. A 1889 Cincinnati Commercial Gazette note mentions Cardinal Gibbons as a Xavier student in 1855 and his hoped for guest role that evening.
The article notes that the bishop elect is the third youngest to reach bishopric in the Cincinnati diocese. It compares with past ordinations of 41 priests including John Quinlan Mobile era, Edward Fitzgerald Little Rock, and John B. Purcell, highlighting intervals between ordination and consecration.
Grand Island native Edward J. Hunkeler, bishop-elect, is an alumnus of Trinity School in Dayton and son of the late Anton and Philomena Hunkeler. He is brother to Sister Marie Philomena, a member of the order.
Legion of Mary units in Cincinnati and Springfield plan acies ceremonies on Sunday March 25 at St Andrew 3 p.m. and St Raphael Springfield 3 p.m. Forty five Cincinnati units attend, three Springfield units attend. The ceremonies include prayer sermon and Benediction of the Blessed Virgin with public consecration.
The Catholic Students Mission Crusade Cincinnati conference announces the finals judges for the annual oratorical contest. Rev. William Gauche of Mt. St. De Serre seminary faculty, WLW correspondent James Cassidy, and WKRC newscaster Tom McCarthy will preside.
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