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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1945
Page
7
Catholic nurses train with special religious courses and spiritual exercises in the Adoration practice. Nurses kneel reverently while the Blessed Sacrament is carried by, illustrating the integration of faith into nursing duties.
Col. James Patrick Devereux, nephew of Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia, returns home after long Japanese captivity. He earned the Navy Cross for a stand at Wake Island while a major. He prayed with his 11 year old son Paddy at his wife and mother’s graves. He had asked for blessed rosaries and prayer books during captivity.
A three day celebration opens in Dansville New York for the 100th anniversary of St Marys parish. The Sept 30 event features a pontifical Mass offered by Most Rev James E Kearney.
Eunice Wen-tao-wan and Lenore Yung-sue lee of the College of St. Elizabeth attend a farewell dinner in Convent Station before entering MIT for bio-chemistry studies. Pik Kitma of Hong Kong, a 1945 graduate, studies at Penn in advanced programs, while Lucy Ho of Chungking is a 1948 class member.
Brothers Raphael Quinn and Bede Li O.B. honored by Middle East Commander General Paget for outstanding service to troops in the Holy Land since the war began. Raphael provided chaplains with portable altars requisites and other hard to obtain supplies.
The Sheil School of Social Studies at the CYO center in Chicago will host Friday evening forums this term. Dean J L O Sullivan of Marquette University Milwaukee and Ed Lahey Chicago Daily News columnist join a visiting philosophy professor from Chico in addressing students. The free seven week night program is sponsored by Auxiliary Bishop Bernard J Sheil.
Archbishop Bernard of Westminster traveled to France and met several French Episcopal members. He was invited to the Fulda conference of German Bishops but postal delays kept the invitation from reaching him in time.
A U S House Committee on Post War Economic Policy and Planning met with Pope Pius XII in a private audience. Attending were Rep William M Colmer Mississippi and others including Col Cushman Pfeifer Gerlach Gowen and Rep Pete for Alabama Michigan Texas and more. The Pope stressed religion as essential to solving economic issues and preserving human rights amid postwar turmoil.
Rev. Joan B. Eser argues that salvation requires a planned battle of virtues and grace. The Christian must cooperate with free will, apply the virtues gradually, and rely on divine aid as described by the Council of Trent to overcome sin and receive sanctifying grace.
Rev Francis Syyranry discusses the elder son in the prodigal tale and the vineyard workers parable to warn against spiritual pride. He urges vigilance against self-satisfaction and wrong motives while praising fidelity and duty.
The Distinguished Service Cross is awarded posthumously to a Padre who died in Mindanao Philippines last May. The decedent’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas in Carm., ee opiate division. The award will be presented to the family.
Plans by the Polish Bureau of Reconstruction reveal rebuilding of war damaged churches in Poland. The first project aims at the 17th century Sobieski church on Sobieskal avenue, whose heart was reportedly preserved in the ruins.
Letter responds to a reader about gender roles in Catholic marriage. The writer praises husbands in mixed and same faith unions, notes illness and long suffering, and argues Church teaches men to love, protect, and support wives. They cite Mary and church practice from early Christianity to present day.
Cardinal Hiond Archbishop of Gniezno and Poznan and Primate of Poland has taken residence at St Lazarus parish house in Poznan after returning to Poland. He continues parish visitations and religious work, with no outside contact or communication with the Holy See due to redaction. the Cathedral and Episcopal residence in Poznan are reported destroyed.
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