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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1945
Page
8
A fragment from The Register discusses how religion shapes marriage focusing on Catholic wives and husbands. It argues faith guides spouses toward patience kindness and protection and notes saints and church teachings emphasize love and chivalry in marriage.
Cardinal Hilond, head of Gniezno and Primate of Poland, has begun duties in Poland. He arrived in Poznan and is assigned to St. Lazarus Church, focusing on parish visitations and local religious duties. He remains in contact with the Holy See and continues care for Red action.
A damaged line laments not wanting a penny from someone and asks for help after a period of effort. The text is garbled and unclear but shows a request for assistance and a stance of no payment.
The article discusses syphilis and gonorrhea rates among military and civilian populations during wartime. It cites rising infection levels in various regions, notes limited effectiveness of early sulfa drugs, and mentions penicillin as a potential future cure. It emphasizes the social dimension and preventive responsibility.
The article reports Monsignor Sheen praising the De Paul Society's mission to preserve freedom from tyranny and defend individual conscience against state paternalism. He contrasts Catholic and other 19th century protests, warns against totalitarianism and centralized state control, and stresses personal responsibility as key to charity and liberty.
Two Dutch Carmelites returned to Iceland after three years in the United States serving under Army Transport Command. They traveled as civilian passengers on a C-54 and a cargo ship with 24 soldiers, staying at the De Gink hotel in Meeks and meeting US chaplain Father Scanlan. They wore overalls for safety and plan to help with Carmel work back home, describing their wartime travels as a life of joining the Carmelites and seeing the world.
The September at War bulletin notes schools have strong wartime sales and student totals averaging higher. War savings across students reached 715 million dollars, surpassing expectations with robust participation and support from pupils nationwide.
Fragmentary report mentions Abbot Procopius and Rev Sylvester Keprta with reference to months and a camp. Text is garbled with phrases about safety and Japanese in harbor and aces of their work.
The government of Eire plans a motion picture about Thomas Davis the Protestant patriot directed by Brendon Lord of Gaumont Documentary Films. Davis who died at 31 led the Irish land movement and his centenary has just been celebrated.
Archbishop Francis J. Spellman became the first churchman overnight guest of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek during his Pacific tour with U.S. armed forces. The visit included a state dinner with Chinese officials and American officers. Spellman donated 14000 dollars to Chinese missions and presented a check for 5000 dollars for war orphans.
Bay St. Louis Miss The 29th priest from St Augustine's seminary marks the long run of graduates from the sole U S seminary for colored students The 1934 ordination was first in a line of many with a silver jubilee coming this October The seminary begun in 1920 moved to Bay St Louis in 1923 It has educated 359 students with several entering different orders and some becoming diocesan priests In the 1945 school year there were 54 minor seminary students 14 clerical novices and seven majors from 18 states plus Washington D C Panama Canal Zone and the Republic Mass will be celebrated by Bishop Richard C Gerow with Archbishop Joseph F Rummel presiding
The Vatican reports only two Catholic churches remain open in Russia, down from 1195 before the Revolution. Moscow hosts 26 Orthodox churches now, vs 600 previously, with Archbishop Alexei Sergeyev in New York disputing state control while praising Stalin's support.
Cologne Archbishop Joseph Frings seeks parish support to restore the cathedral by 1948 the 700th anniversary year. Damage from air raids is being repaired and repaired sections await safekeeping while the main pillars remain intact. In Frankfurt am Main 40 Catholic churches mark the first issue of a German zone publication with Capuchin Father Titus Hueben as editor.
Two female writers in religious journals describe Poland's famine and requisitioning under Soviet occupation as harsher than under the Nazis. They cite food shortages, mass movement to Russia, and widespread hand labor in agriculture, with British POWs noting groomed to plow as many as 15 per team.
Austrian bishops at their first postwar meeting urge Allied aid for a free independent Austria. They warn of Nazi persecution as a war against God and call for religious education in all schools, religious liberty, and charity to ease wartime suffering while appealing for European support.
A letter from Oliger Sr. to his mother describes Shanghai donors supplying food to American internees as the war limited escape routes. He notes few internees remain in camps, with thousands confined in Shanghai’s housing and schools, including Jesuits in somber conditions.
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