Clifton Bakery Keeps Fresh Offerings Direct From House
Local bakery touts fresh daily pastries and bouquets sourced directly from the house, emphasizing bakery items and floral selections.
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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1945
Page
9
Local bakery touts fresh daily pastries and bouquets sourced directly from the house, emphasizing bakery items and floral selections.
A dense listing of religious services across multiple parishes including St Augustine's St Agnes Our Lady of Victory Annunciation St Anthony's Aloysius St Francis etc. details include mass times baptism confessions holy hour and parish addresses with phone numbers and affiliated schools and religious orders.
Fragmentary text recounts an Easter message about Jesus of Nazareth rising. The quoted line declares he is not here and urges followers to tell others, reflecting a Mass theme for Easter.
The Bavarian stigmatic Theresa Neumann of Kennersreuth, alive and reportedly unharmed, continues to draw Catholic attention for visions and bleeding stigmata. Reports by Dr. Max Jordan in 1939 note three annual visions linked to feast days, Lenten stigmata, and ongoing ecstatic moments weekly, with debates over fasting and medical exams.
The piece recounts Irish leaders named during the 1848 disorders who faced death or exile. It notes Thomas Meagher was chosen as a leader, sentences were commuted to life in Australia, and several figures held posts in Victoria, Newfoundland, and the US. John Mitchel’s exile and grandson John Purroy Mitchel’s NY mayoralty are also cited.
Papal commission outlines expanded aid for 1945 including free meals in Italian refectories for refugees and needy, sacraments access, and religious and charitable support. It plans three relief departments covering spiritual and material needs, damaged churches, and social issues across Normandy to the Baltic states. Brig. Gen. Romulo cites witness accounts of wartime atrocities and humanitarian efforts.
About 100,000 Poles have returned to Warsaw living amid ruins and famine. Catholic Press reports bodies of women children and soldiers in ruins. Five provisional hospitals exist but medical supplies are scarce. Public kitchens feed around 7,000 children and sick, while shelter remains scarce.
A telegram from the provincial head describes widespread destruction in Manila as Japanese forces burn convents and churches. The report notes several buildings damaged and one injury reported among nuns. President Osmena comments on policy shaping peace prospects amid the crisis.
The article notes a sermon by Rev. Gerald G. Walsh at Fordham on Eastern Rites and the Russian church crisis. It discusses Pagan and Christian legacies, Julian the Apostate, and the idea of a church independent of state control in Russia amid Stalin's possible plans to regime the church.
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