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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1945
Page
12
Controversy rages over support for a Spanish republic and how funds could aid the cause as Harold Laski leads a Washington meeting. Critics accuse Laski of promoting a godless regime while Catholic and nationalist factions fear blood purge and foreign influence.
An official proclamation designates the week beginning October 7 as Discovery Week. A program of addresses radio broadcasts and social affairs is prepared by the Cincinnati Knights of Columbus in observance of the anniversary of the discovery of America. Mayor James G. Stewart issues the proclamation urging Cincinnatians to have a grateful heart for Christ.
Sacred Heart church Camp Washington Cincinnati will observe its diamond jubilee Sunday Oct 7 with a Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving at 11 o clock Monsignor Anthony J Mentink will celebrate the mass assisted by Father Francis J Kunnecke deacon Father Urban Wiethe and Father Bernard J Felix Others include Father Jacob Dossman who will preach the jubilee sermon Invitations go to Archbishop and Bishop former pastors and the living ex pastor Father Michałowski The history recalls the first Mass July 17 1870 in a hotel and the church dedication later that year
The article argues that Catholic doctrine on a just family wage remains slow to influence economists and business leaders. It notes historical Catholic social figures and highlights how modern wage theories are shaped by secular economic determinism, delaying true wage justice.
Names and titles listed for parish priests and church administrators in Ohio and Montana. Includes Aloysius Leon at St. Oxford and Norbert Brinkman at St. Lawrence’s, with coordinators Justin Wittrock and Richard Donahue and others under the Most Reverend Issenmnn.
Archdiocesan priests of the ordination class of 1912 marked a V-33 day to honor the 33rd anniversary of their ordination. The group, nicknamed the Sexagenarians, includes Monsignor Charles E. Baden and 14 others from Cincinnati Dayton and surrounding towns. The gathering occurred at St. Leo's Church in Cincinnati on September 27.
The Berlin Church leader is expected to attend a Rome consistory where new Cardinals will be named by Pope Pius XII. If elevated, his visit to Rome could be postponed until the consistory is convened. He is said to prepare a statement on the Catholic Church’s situation in the Russian occupation zone.
A total of 2325 voices including clergy religious and Catholic students will form the choir for Marian Day observances Sunday Oct 7 at 330 pm in Xavier University Fieldhouse. The event features Marian sodalities and a procession with John J Fehring directing and Mary K Carlton as accompanist.
At 200 miles off the Japanese coast on VJ day the U S S Roi held a Mass aboard led by Chaplain Francis B Kennedy. Priest Staunton, transferred to Columbus Mary’s church, and parishioners from Holy Family Dayton attended as the carrier’s crew offered prayers of thanksgiving.
The Most Rev. Bishop George J. Rehring will confirm about 2 350 persons over six weeks beginning Oct 16 through Nov 27. He will visit 19 churches including Corpus Christi in Dayton with 225 confirmations, and St Charles in Cincinnati among others with a range of 20 to 200 confirmations at each stop.
The Milford novitiate marked a 60th jubilee for Rev. Ferdinand A Moeller 8J as combined service totals reach 305 years for five Jesuits pictured. Attendees included Edward Adolph J Kuhlman 8J 59 years a Jesuit Edward S Bergen 8J 58 years a Jesuit and others, with Benediction and a reception in the novitiate library.
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