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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1945
Page
9
A partial, cryptic passage references the Blessed V and Divine Mother, suggesting a spiritual or ceremonial context. The writer mentions luck with a plan named Farunil and expresses renewed hope after a long period.
Cincinnati parishes list frequent devotion schedules including Miraculous Medal novenas at Holy Name Mt. Auburn, St. Monica, Sacred Heart Camp Washington, St. Andrew Avondale, St. Philomena, Shrine of the Little Flower, Our Mother of Help, Our Lady of Perpetual Help, St Xavier, and St. Thomas Aquinas. Holy Hours and prayers for peace accompany weekly services and military welfare prayers amidst a broad church calendar.
A partial OCR snippet notes a Catholic perspective on a debated topic with unclear wording, suggesting the continuation of a page one discussion about religious influence in public matters. The readable text hints at editorial or opinion framing without full context or quoted arguments.
Fragmentary text hints at a political statement condemning rulers and urging collective accountability. The readable portion suggests a critique of governance and a call for shared responsibility without identifying individuals or events.
Fragmentary text discusses Christian stance on slavery, noting Gospels’ lack of direct attack and scriptures in I Corinthians. It highlights clergy influence in abolishing slavery, gradual emancipation by nations, and papal actions shaping the end of slavery over centuries.
In San Francisco the University awarded a degree to the French statesman Georges Bidault who attended as Foreign Affairs minister. Senator Pat McCarran of Nevada was present as Bidault stressed Catholic unity and a universal church mission at the United Nations conference.
The novena for peace honoring Our Lady ended at the shrine in St. Paul Minnesota, concluding VE Day observances. Sixteen? local attendees participated in the closing prayer.
Fragmentary text references Nazi leader Hitler with vague instruction to remember him. No clear event, date, or location is identifiable from the readable portion.
In a discussion cited by Father Henry Davis S.J. the abolition of slavery is described as long delayed but morally justified. He argues slavery damages education and equality, and notes abuses by slave-owning classes. The text warns Catholics against Marxism linking it to Fascism and Communism.
The article recalls the arrival of the first Greek Catholic priest Rev. Ivan Volanski in the United States and the 1880s effort by Ruthenian settlers in Shen, Pennsylvania to establish a church and secure a pastor. It details challenges with acceptance due to Volanski being married, his liturgy in rented halls, and Cardinal Sembratovich aiding his status. It notes early Greek Catholic activity including a small church named St Michael the Archangel and ventures in Hazelton, Kingston, and Minneapolis, with hints of others and a newspaper entrepreneur.
Auld Lang Syne column reflects on anti Protestant sentiment in Ireland, contrasting Catholic Church revenue with Irish subsidies to Protestant churches. It reviews Vatican decrees on faith and reason, notes a 2,000-person Hamilton gathering for St. Veronica’s, and reports on local backlash from the A P A element. It mentions Satolli as Papal Delegate and highlights temperance concerns. 75 years ago in 1870 and 25 years ago in 1920.
A historical plea stating Xavier University shapes youth for leadership and democracy. It emphasizes the duty of citizens to support higher education, defense of freedom, and the moral framework provided by Jesuit teaching. The message links community benefit to individual growth and democratic ideals.
A citizens' committee will open a campaign on May 15 to raise funds for Xavier’s postwar program. They seek to expand the physical plant endow research fund scholarships and create a financial reserve as protection against emergencies. Citizens are urged to contribute cash or War Bonds to the fund.
A partial notice urges support for the Seventh War Loan with Xavier University involved. It mentions bonds of Series F and references banks or bond dealers, highlighting Xavier's role in the bond drive.
A fragmented passage contemplates punishment and moral restoration amid cruelty and rage. It contrasts justice with vengeance, warns against dehumanizing enemies, and argues that rebuilding hope remains essential even after defeat.
In Ascension Thursday drive a religious effort provides Mass kits to Latino priests in the United States and military members. Rev. Henrybury reports three kits distributed with others donated by individuals and groups. Each kit includes all Mass articles such as vestments linens cards and more. The first kit was sent to a Corpus Christi priest. Two thousand copies Stedman's military Missals were made available to men.
The Good Hospital in Cincinnati announces its Hospital Alumnae Day of Recall. Nurses and alumnae will gather for a day of recollection on Sunday the 27th conducted by Charles F. Rector of St Grogs.
An embedded report from a Cincinnati Catholic paper recounts a chaplain's experiences in a distant hospital during wartime. The narrative highlights his injuries, the aid he gave to wounded soldiers, and the role of faith in sustaining him and others through hardship.
A ceremony will install Rev. John K. Massie as bishop in Steubenville on Wednesday at 10 a.m. at St. Peter’s Cathedral. Archbishop John T. McNicholas will preside with Rt. Rev. H. Cotter and other diocesan leaders present. A reception and dinner follow hosted by local clergy and business leaders.
Very Rev. Th en O.8.C. of Fort h will conduct the annual housekeepers retreat at the Shrine of Our Lady Carey from June to June. Miss Odelia Re od street Fostoria is listed in the address details for the event.
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