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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1945
Page
8
A report notes a westward trend in the Balkans and Central Europe with religious tensions rising. Hungary imposes worship attendance and clashes with Catholics and other groups while protection of church rights shifts under new leadership and amid Red persecution.
Stillwater Oklahoma hosts the Midwest unit of the Catholic Library Association for its tenth meeting October 18 and 19. Rev. Victor J. Reed, Ph.D., leads the Stillwater sessions focusing on authorial craft and Catholic literary topics.
The report states more than 150 German priest chaplains were released by Allied forces and returned to Germany from Italy, with some crossing the Alps to reach Rome. The initiative is attributed to a British officer, Edward Griffith, and linked to Vatican City activities.
New York city reports the consecration of William R. Arnold as Titular Bishop of Phocaea and Military Delegate of the Armed Forces. Archbishop Spellman presided with co consecrators Bishop O Hara of Buffalo and Bishop Noll of Fort Wayne. The sermon was delivered by Bishop Michael J. Ready of Columbus Ohio.
Archbishop Lucey of San Antonio delivers a sermon at a Pontifical Mass in Mexico City during the Our Lady of Guadalupe jubilee. He urges Catholics to advance dynamic Christianity and public influence while a list of American hierarchs attends the celebration.
Washington reports the death of Most Rev Timothy John Crowley C S C aged 65 on Oct 2. An Irish born cleric educated in Paris Notre Dame and Catholic University of America he served 38 years in India and Dacca in roles from priest to Bishop. He was a Notre Dame faculty member earlier.
On Oct. 10 the Most Rev. James Hugh Ryan was installed in St. Cecilia's Cathedral as the first Archbishop of Omaha and Metropolitan of the new province. The event marked the 60th anniversary of the Diocese of Omaha with Archbishops and 15 Bishops invited, including Apostolic Delegate Amileo Giovanni C. The May visit by Giovanni C. consecrated Bishop Hunkeler of Grand Island.
Nazi officials confiscated about 10 000 church bells from Catholic churches across Czecho Slovakia during the war. Most bells were melted down and cannot be returned.
A Newman centenary pamphlet, The Apostle of the Second Spring by Rev Kenan Carey, CP, from Paulist Press in Newman New York, recounts John Henry Newman’s 19th century path to Catholicism. It highlights Dominic of the Second Spring guiding his reception at Littlemore.
The piece describes a limestone cave in Jerusalem used as family tombs dating to the first half of the first century with sarcophagi, inscriptions, and relics. It notes scholarly agreement on authenticity while urging cautious interpretation until Prof. Elazar Sukenik publishes a formal report.
Air mail from freed countries brings word of Loretto sisters interned in Shanghai. Sister M. Stella and Sister M. Clementia were expelled by the Japanese on June 5, 1942 with 24 hours notice. Antonella Marie taught prayers to children at the Portu school, increasing class size to 30. The mother-house still has no news from sisters at Hanyang.
In Lafayette Louisiana the Most Rev Jules Beaumard Bishop of Lafayette told a Rural Life conference at Southwestern Louisiana Institute that the farmer is the key man in world peace. He said the farmer behind the plow sustained the man behind the gun, stressing agriculture's importance.
New volume Forming a Christian Mentality by Rev. Kilian J. Heinrich will be issued by Joseph F. Wagner Inc. The blind priest dedicates the work to Pope Pius X and ties its aims to Pius XII on solid Christian foundations and family dignity.
Rev William Cummings M M credited with coining the phrase died of exposure and starvation aboard a Japanese prison ship en route from Formosa to Japan. He survived Bataan and was transferred after two ships were sunk or disabled by U S Navy planes with heavy prisoner losses.
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