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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1945
Page
11
A cryptic OCR fragment discusses Christ’s divinity and the claim that the man who died on the cross was not God. The text suggests a debate echoed in late secular press dispatches.
The excerpt portrays J Laski as a Jewish figure and leader in the Labour party EX executive council. It notes his experiences in Russia Poland Germany and the Balkans and discusses fears of war in Palestine. It mentions Catholics and sentiments in Germany and France and implies American involvement.
A local commemoration brings together priestly figures from Cincinnati and surrounding counties. Attendees include Rt Rev Mos Baden founder of a major church in Cincinnati and Rev Henry J Wald supervisor for the Deaf, with pastors from Sts Peter and Anthony parishes and affiliated institutions.
The article reviews early Christian heresies about Jesus Christ as God and man. It references Ebionites Gnostics and Phantasiasts and notes how modern liberal Protestants revive similar views denying the Trinity and Christ's divinity. Fahs's work is cited as modernistic in tone.
Fragmentary notes describe Apollinarists in the fourth century turning to a discussion about Christ having a body and a philosophy, reflecting early Christian theological disputes and opposing views within their movement. The readable text hints at doctrinal debate without full context.
The passage discusses the historic problem of how the human and divine natures of Christ were united. It notes debates that suggested Christ was two persons or questioned Mary’s role, reflecting early church controversies.
Fragmentary text discusses the Monophysite and Catholic positions, arguing Christ must possess a fully human will and soul to be truly man. It notes the claim of a single divine will and the critique of that view as a fusion of natures into a single entity. The passage reflects early church controversy over christology.
Fragmentary statement discusses Jesus Christ in humanity and divinity, asserting adoration centers on the goal of uniting humanity with the divine.
Mission notes urge prayer and daily remembrance for Muslims who convert to Catholicism. Nuns describe the social ostracism converts face and call on both clergy and laity in the United States to support and sustain these brothers and sisters in their cross to follow Christ.
The Archdiocese of Cincinnati through the Missionary Union of the Clergy and the Crusade Castle office gathers support for the Catholic Near East Welfare Association. Monsignor Edward A Freking serves as rector coordinating collecting efforts to aid childhood and society projects in the Cincinnati area.
Members of the Cincinnati Postal Employees Society will receive Communion in St. Fast. The annual election of officers will be held at this meeting.
A minister is moved as Chaplain P O Connor and others are reassigned to a general hospital in California. The change reflects wartime staff reshuffles during 1944 and involves new duties for Chaplain Calis in the movement.
The Shield, monthly organ of the Students' Mission Crusade, has started its 25th year in October. Founded by Frank A. Thill, now Bishop of Salina, its current executive editor is J Paul Spaeth of St Marys parish Hyden Cincinnati, with business manager Monsignor Edward Freking.
In a 1945 pastoral letter Bishop Purcell announced the new St. Peter's Cathedral would be consecrated on November 2 with an eight day priests retreat led by Rev Dr Martin J Spalding. He urged weekly Mass and Marian prayer as the diocese seeks divine protection for the ceremony and synod plans.
List of Miraculous Medal novenas and Eucharistic hours at multiple Cincinnati churches including Holy Name Mt. Auburn Sacred Heart Camp Washington St. Monica and St. Andrew Avondale St. Philomena and Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Also notes Exposition at St. Xavier's and prayers for victory and peace.
Parishioners of Holy Angels Cincinnati paid tribute to Monsignor Eugene A. Davis at a September 30 testimonial dinner in the parish auditorium marking 28 years of pastoral service. He received a fairy watch, a radio, and a booklet A Tribute to Our Beloved Pastor.
Season subscriptions for the Xavier University Forum series are now available at the Forum office 625 Sycamore Street Cincinnati. The six lectures cost 5 dollars tax included with dates: November 18 Robert Fries Mexican Holiday. November 27 Burton Holmes Newland. January 20 Joe Fisher California the Magnificent. January 27 George E Sokolsky Peace Is of the Will. February 10 Monsignor E J Flanagan Boys Town. a date for the final Washington speaker to be announced. Lectures at Taft Auditorium start 8 30 p m transferrable tickets.
Mother Mary Louise de Bonrepos, 86, a nun from the Convent of the Sacred Heart, Cincinnati, was buried Sept. 25 after a Requiem High Mass. A native of France she joined the Society of the Sacred Heart in 1896 in Paris and came to the United States in 1907. She taught French before retiring five years ago in Cincinnati after years at St. Charles No. and other postings.
Repaired and refinished chalices monstrances crucifix frames candles lamps tabernacles and other ecclesiastical metal items in gold silver bronze and brass. Ecclesiastical authorization accompanies this listing.
Washington notices a Thanksgiving service at Rt. Rev. Monsi Mentink with a son ordained pastor in Troy Mass. Assisting clergy include Rev. Francis con and subdeacon Bernard J. Feli. Other family members and former church members attend as invitations are sent.
A Thanksgiving Mass was celebrated by Chaplain Kennedy and Chaplain Kenn at Holy Family for the crew aboard the U S S Ro Pacine as they left the coast after V J Day. The event honored sailors and marked a moment of gratitude aboard the vessel with background at St Catherine and associations with machinist’s mates and families.
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