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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1945
Page
6
A fragmented remark notes guidance about distrust of outsiders and a warned preparedness to defend heritage, mentioning language and regional concerns without clear attribution or full context.
A non catholic nurse, Capt. Joseph Iacobucci, lauds the relief effort by interned priests. The article notes his brother Vincent Iacobucci residing nearby and highlights the priests' service despite confinement.
The Rev Edmund J Hartmann of Milford will preach during the Tre Ore at St Xavier's in Cincinnati on Good Friday March 30. Way of the Cross for children at 11 am, Tenebrae and solemn Way of the Cross at 7 30 pm, with Palm Sunday Passion chanting and Passion talk by Fr John F Enright on Holy Thursday. Holy Saturday services begin 6 am, Holy Communion every 15 minutes 7 45 to 9, confessions 10 30 am to 9 30 pm.
A native delegation of 10 Ohio friends visits Ursuline Academy on Sunday March 25 for a pageant detailing the founding and 100 years of the school. Julia Chatfield leads a dramatic sequence as attendees view this prelude to the centenary celebration marking Ursuline presence since 1845 in Brown County invited by Archbishop John B. Purcell.
Elocution finals for freshmen and sophomores at Roger Bacon High School St Bernard held March 16. Sophomore Donald Wiedmann won with Cousin Willie. Robert Perry and George Rogers took second and third. Guests included Rev Hasselbrock O F M and Rev Bartos O F M with Rev Raphael Clause O F M directing. Guest speaker Rev Floribert Ame OF M spoke at the Lenten program.
Chicago women wives and sisters of Knights of Columbus have entered for the seventh war bond drive. Their booth at the Stevens hotel continues the work of past drives.
Reverend Joseph A. Sweeney founder of the Maryknoll leper colony in China was at his mother’s side when she died in Hartford. He had hurried from the Orient to reach her. Another son, Reverend Seerney, previously served in the same mission, died months ago of a heart attack.
Widespread observance of Good Friday was disclosed by Joseph Benning, chair of the Holy Name Society's Cincinnati chapter. He urged churches and businesses in Hamilton County to suspend nonessential work and accept a silent pause from noon to 3 pm to honor Christ's crucifixion.
The New York study club presents outlines on the Dumbarton Oaks conference to be considered along with the Statement on a.
A new monthly publication is launched for service men overseas reporting news, updates, and entertainment. The paper aims to boost morale, provide practical information, and connect troops with civilian life across theaters abroad.
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