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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1945
Page
10
An editorial urges Xavier University to broaden its impact over 104 years of growth. It argues higher goals require donor support to expand intellectual and democratic influence and ensure every student can access opportunity.
The note references J Steiner as Sd President and mentions forces returning amid scholarship and emergency matters.
An editorial voice urges rebuilding Europe through moral law and charity rather than revenge. It argues for education of youth, restoring unity, and lasting peace via Christian values, warning against hate, forced labor, and punitive extremes as paths to sanity and renewal.
The Cincinnati archdiocese reports 183 151 pounds of clothing collected by 103 parishes in the United Nations Clothing collection for war sufferers. Rev. August Kramer, director of Catholic Charities, says more parishes are expected to contribute to a total near 250 000 pounds as ceremonies on May 21 are planned.
Cincinnati history notes the Sisters of the Poor of St. Francis observing 100 years with Solemn Pontifical Mass at St. Clare's convent Hartwell on May 21 and related feasts. The order, 21 U.S. hospitals including three in the Cincinnati archdiocese, traces back to 1858 in Cincinnati.
The Dayton parish announces Mass kits and military missals for priests and service members. Three parish kits and three donated kits by families and school children are distributed with materials supplied by Catholic Extension. Each kit valued at 175 dollars includes chalice, ciborium, vestments, altar vestments, cups, and equipment. Two thousand Father Stedman military missals were made available to service members.
Hospital alumnae and graduate nurses of Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati will observe a day of recollection on Sunday May pending details. Rev Charles F He spiritual director of St G seminary Cincinnati will conduct the exercises beginning with Mass at 9 0 and include the Blessed Sacrament at 4 30.
A column argues for a diocesan funded retirement complex for priests to ensure housing and care in old age. It suggests modest apartments with nearby medical access and support from relatives, sisters, or housekeepers, noting visits from parishioners and fellow priests as key to happiness. The plan would offer a pension and flexible living options, not a forced communal life.
Cincinnati Archbishop speaks in Catholic Telegraph Register about excellent care for wounded servicemen in a base hospital in Europe. He recalls meeting Rev James Hoban and notes large attendance at devotions in the chapel and the strong religious support for patients.
The Steubenville diocese will install Rev. John K. Massie as bishop on Wednesday May 23. The ceremony begins at 10 a.m. at Holy Name Cathedral Steubenville with Archbishop John T. McNicholas presiding. Local church leaders and clergy will host arrival arrangements and a reception and dinner for the clergy.
The text fragment mentions Most Rev Arch John T. McNicholas and references victory and surrender. It appears to be a religious message of gratitude toward God and armed forces, but lacks clear event, date, or location details to determine a full news item.
Annual retreat for priests at Shrine of Our Lady of Ann ee Cat runs June 25 to 29. Thomas J. eoiald of Fortane Ind. conducts the sessions. Reservations must be made in writing to Miss Kebn, N Wood Street, Fostoria.
The Institutum Divi Thomae foundation plans low cost vitamin tablets to alleviate famine among home and foreign missions. Donors may designate the district or country to receive aid, with about one dollar covering a tablet per person including shipping. Donations payable to the foundation at 1840 Madison Road, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Rev Richard Redman, 30th archdiocesan priest to become a war chaplain, a Cincinnati educator and former assistant at Our Lady of Help and the Old Cathedral, has received a navy chaplain commission. He trained at the chaplains school in Washington and Mary College Lexington. Born December 27 1909 in Perrton he is the son of Charles Redman of Chicago.
Dayton area scouts claim a record paper drive, surpassing 900 tons collected. Troop 125 leads with 181,200 pounds gathered from parish families and Our Lady of Mercy, averaging over 1,300 pounds per member.
A church appeal describes raising funds to spread Catholic influence on farms and rural areas. The note acknowledges a donation of 18.75 in war savings stamps from Bertha Bennett of St. Arenes Seraph's parish in Cincinnati.
American soldiers liberated from a German prison camp asked Chaplain William Boyle for prayer and an Easter Mass. He traveled to the camp to conduct a sermon and celebrate Easter for the troops, noting their eagerness for spiritual aid.
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