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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1945
Page
7
Bishop Joseph Amos condemns alleged visions associated with a 13 year old girl in Val d Or Quebec. The report notes widespread beliefs and scrutiny of the visions and the church response.
A lengthy report surveys religious life in 161 pages with 72,492,669 people in the United States and 55 denominations. It discusses Spiritualists, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Buddhists, and other groups, and comments on public perceptions and organizational histories. It also references a Canadian case of Pierrette Regimbald linked to Saint Francis devotion and a formal inquiry by church authorities in Valeur.
An amateur builder in Jerusalem named Anton Daoud uncovered a cave behind a two story villa containing stone coffins. Excavations suggest inscriptions in Greek Hebrew and Aramaic dating to just before the destruction of the second temple in 70 AD. Catholic archeologists urge caution awaiting scientific verification of the crucifixion related inscriptions reported by Jewish sources.
Archbishop Samuel A Stritch announces a 26 member Veterans Committee led by Rev James E Holy Angels to coordinate aid for returning veterans. The panel seeks to collaborate with current agencies, ensuring veterans secure employment and integrate into the city’s economy without supplanting existing programs.
Moravian Father Kolacek, a Dachau prisoner, describes secret Catholic Masses held on Saturdays for starving inmates. With improvised altar, wine from visiting priests, bread smuggled in, and a bare ceremony, Mass was said quickly under close guard to avoid SS interruption.
The Congressional Record reproduces Bishop Fran Grand Rapidist Mass in St Paul. Senator Murray praises Monsignor Ryan's influence on social problems and social security. A tribute by Prof. Pietro Chiminelli appears in Osservatore Romano.
West Baden Ind West Baden co has been raised to Pontifical status by a decree of the Sacred Congregation of Seminaries and Universities. Rev F Heal prefect studies announced the recognition enables the college to grant Licentiate and Doctors degrees in philosophy and theology. The West Baden university, in the Archdiocese of Indianapolis, serves the Chicago province Jesuits and occupies the historic former French Lick Springs hotel with 252 total acres.
Bishop William A. Griffin of Trenton urged labor management partnership at Holy Name Society rally in Monmouth and Ocean counties. He called for joint decision making and shared ownership to bring stability, job security, and peace in economic life, pushing for Murray Bill passage.
The burial for Field Marshal von Busch took place secretly near a British army center in Hampshire. Eight German army marshals led by Field Marshal von Rundstedt and two Luftwaffe marshals attended the ceremony.
Benedictine monks at St. Meinrad abbey announce a Leaflet Crusade in October to urge Americans to say a Rosary daily and teach children about Fatima. Dominican Fathers in Chicago plan Rosaries for Catholics lacking them and the Family Rosary movement proposes the slogan Rosary day every day in every family circle. Archbishop J F Rummel of New Orleans issues a letter urging the effort.
Archbishop John J. Glennon warned at a St Louis centennial dinner that Communism and inflation threaten democracy. He said labor belongs to the nation, violence is not democratic, and anti Communist efforts must unite labor and capital for peaceful relations.
The Holy Father warned that democracy decays when faith falters and warned against equating church rule with secular government. He argued totalitarianism cannot unite a state and authoritarian rule blocks the formation of a social will among citizens.
Fushun Manchuria greets Bishop returning from internment by Japanese after Pearl Harbor period. He arrives with Fathers Edward McGur and Jacques, plus a U S army unit, a navy captain, five colonels, two lieutenants and others. A large crowd lines the welcome as he resumes duties in the Fushun vicariate.
Catholic readers in Stockton question how removing one Nazi aligned official in Bavaria helps when enmity to Catholic schools and church influence persists. The NCWC News Service notes minority anti Catholic forces threaten church role as Nazism infiltrates politics.
The article notes a shift toward Western influence among Catholic and Orthodox churches in Central Europe and the Balkans. It mentions friendlier dialogue with Rome, a revival of faith, and higher church attendance as governments suppress persecution. It highlights Moscow Patriarchate moves and a cautious outlook for the region’s future.
The first group of St. Columbans depart Los Angeles for the Philippines after Pearl Harbor. eight priests plan to travel to China Korea or Burma as soon as permission is granted. A young missioner from St Coleenham Nebraska dies, reflecting the toll on Irish clergy during wartime.
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