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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1945
Page
18
Monsignor Walsh, president of the College of New Rochelle, warned at the Red Mass that atheistic philosophy threatens Christian civilization and law. He urged unity against such ideas as 500 priests and officials gathered at Andrew's church to begin a new court term.
Fragmentary report notes General George linked to political affairs and church influence. Text hints at Catholic leadership, minority concerns, and pressure on religious measures, but details are obscured by garbled OCR.
The Lumen news section, run by Rev. William A. Kaschmitter Maryknoll Missioner from Cottonwood Idaho, operates behind internment camp walls in Peiping. The Catholic press adapts apologetics for Chinese lay apostolate. Canonically established by the Apostolic Delegate. A major apologetics work is in preparation with one volume already written.
A Puerto Rico legislative commission will visit Antigonish to study the co operative movement and consider a bill for Puerto Rico's Legislature. The visit follows a seven week lecture series at the University of Puerto Rico by Rev. Joseph A. MacDonald of St Francis Xavier University who spoke on co operatives and did field work in Puerto Rico.
U S service men of various beliefs subscribed a gold chalice for the Most Rev John H Bishop of Portsmouth at an American forces university in Hamshire England. Brig Gen M Thiele, a non Catholic, presented the chalice as a token of goodwill from the air forces to British troops in arms. The Bishop blessed the chalice before a large group of soldiers.
Ireland’s famed tenor John McCormack sang Panis Angelicus before a crowd of about 500000 in Phoenix Park, Dublin, during the 1932 International Eucharistic Congress. His funeral featured a Papal Count full-dress uniform and included mourner Christopher Lynch, a Limerick tenor once mentored by McCormack.
Rt. Rev. Francis W. Walsh delivers the Red Mass sermon at St. Andrews church as over 500 priests, lawyers, and officials gather to begin the new court term. He decries materialistic atheism as a threat to liberty and Christian civilization, linking it to the recent war and warning of another if not repudiated.
Gustav J. Deutsch a Blessed Sacrament parishioner at St Bonaventure New York entered the Franciscan order at the seminary taking the name Brother Eugene after 15 months service in North Africa and Dakar.
Dr Leo Kubowitzki general secretary of the World Jewish Congress was received in audience by Pope Pius XII in Rome and thanked the Pontiff for Vatican aid to persecuted Jews in Europe during the war.
Harrisburg bishop denounces a referendum to legalize Sunday motion pictures as an unwarranted business venture. The proposal, to be voted on in Harrisburg and nearby boroughs during the November 6 general election, previously failed five years ago.
Eric A Johnston, appointed movie czar, vows to foster industry self restraint and improve film quality to reflect American ideals. He warns experimentalists against bypassing the Production Code and emphasizes decency and truthful entertainment as keys to success. Roddy McDowall and a Mass film project are noted in nearby items.
Huntington Ind. Oct 4 the Rt Rev Fulton J Sheen of Catholic University will speak weekly on Spiritual Clinic a coast to coast Mutual Broadcasting program with Our Sunday Visitor The 10:15 a.m New York time 15 minute informal program will feature human interest stories and listener problem submissions for analysis and solution.
Don Luigi Sturzo Italian priest and founder of the Popular Christian Democratic party hopes to return soon to Sicily from the United States where he has lived since 1941. He aims to rejoin his native island and resume religious and political activities.
Church leaders including Monsignor Thomas J. Melton and Bishop William Griffin outline Mission Sunday plans for Oct 21 across the United States. Monsignor McDonnell urges focus on rebuilding churches schools hospitals and care systems in lands ravaged by war as Catholic prayers and aid continue amid widespread displacement and hardship.
The centenary of Father F W Faber’s reception into the Church will be celebrated in November with a Mass at the Brompton Oratory in London. Bishop Leo Parker of Northampton will say the Mass. Archbishop Bernard Griffin of Westminster will preside. Monsignor Ronald Knox will reach. Faber, once Anglican, joined Cardinal Newman’s circle and led the Brompton Oratory after founding his own orders.
The Very Rev. Edward F. Madras S J is named superior of Jesuit missions in Iraq and rector of Baghdad College by American Jesuit official Vicar General Zacheus J. Maher S J. Madras, who helped found Baghdad College, returns to Iraq in late October for a first 13 year vacation.
His Beatitude Gregory Peter XV Agagianian, patriarch of the Armenian Rite and the Church's youngest patriarch, departed for Rome to consult the Holy See on Armenian Catholic affairs. He had studied for the priesthood in Rome alongside Archbishop Francis Spellman of New York.
More than 1000 refugees remain sheltered at a Rome camp run by the Knights of Malta. The order announces it will continue aid work as long as the need persists.
Resignations of Catholic sisters as teachers followed a protest by a small minority. Ministers and priests were urged into rural public schools to avert closures. Nuns agreed to teach only after assurances of non participation in certain matters. The community is predominantly Catholic and teacher shortages worsen. No garb law exists in North Dakota and nun work was not illegal.
A dialogue shows a debate over shorthand speed between a job seeker and an employer. The girl explains Speedwriting using simple ABCs, claiming rapid mastery in six weeks. The employer challenges the claim while the stenographers are noted as slower despite longer training.
The Most Rev Edwin V O'Hara Bishop of Kansas City observes a dual jubilee marking 40 years as a priest and 15 years as a bishop during the Catechetical conference of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine held Oct 10–14. He will celebrate a Mass of Thanksgiving at Municipal Auditorium on Oct 12. He was ordained June 10 1905 and consecrated bishop Oct 28 1930. transferred to Kansas City in 1939.
The Confraternity of Christian Doctrine announces New Testament Reading for Syllabus II Part IV Teachings of the Epistles and a companion brochure New Testament Series Part IV. Bishop Edwin V. O’Hara endorses the series for religious discussion groups. Doctrinal passages chosen by Dr Joseph Lilly. Brochures published by St Anthony Guild press Paterson New Jersey.
Washington reports 169 students enrolled in Holy Ghost Fathers seminaries and novitiate. Of these 169, 80 study philosophy or theology at the Mission seminary in Norwalk Connecticut, eight are novices in Ridgefield Connecticut, and one is in the Missionary college at Cornwall Heights Pennsylvania.
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