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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1945
Page
9
The article sketches an obscure discovery with disturbed remains and tomb fragments. It mentions inscribed tablets, four feet cross marks, and possible cave tombs on a ridge. References to biblical figures and places hint at religious historic interpretation by scholars.
A historical summary discusses indulgences in church doctrine, noting that temporal punishment can be remitted partially and that forgiveness is tied to the treasury of the Church. It recounts biblical references to David and Bathsheba, and explains that granted indulgences reflect penance conditions rather than fixed day counts.
The Islamite asserts Pope Pius IX joined Masonry in youth, but critics call the claim false and cite inconsistent sources. They note Pius IX issued six public denunciations of Masonry, and debunk supposed initiation dates as spurious.
Chicago authorities announce Father William O Barron named provincial director of Dominican Confraternities in the Midwest. Confraternities include Rosary Confraternity, Angelic Warfare, Blessed Sacrament, and others with central office in Chicago. The Rosary Boy program aims to provide rosary beads to all churchgoers to encourage prayer.
In East St Louis a requiem mass was offered for a priest's father who died in a Russian concentration camp after deportation from Lithuania. Rev Anthony Deksnys of Immaculate Canton church led the service. A brother of the priest remains held in a camp near Barnaul in Siberia.
A non Catholic participant in a Catholic wedding tradition faces no censure that would bar their own marriage in a Catholic ceremony. The guidance clarifies the distinction between involvement and binding ecclesiastical penalties.
The text notes that bodies of the faithful should be buried in blessed ground as a sign of respect, referencing Canon 120. It states that burial affects the body’s state only as a vessel for the soul, which will be reunited at the resurrection before the last judgment.
A compact review and classification list from the National Legion of Decency. It enumerates numerous titles including Abbott and Costello in Hollywood, Anchors Aweigh, Stagecoach, City of Bad Men, and others with adult and unobjectionable ratings noted for various offerings.
This Catholic column centers on the Our Father four words Hallowed be Thy name as a guide for life. It argues that revering God's name would curb wars and violence and calls for living to please God through commandments and good example.
After three and a half years in five camps, five Maryknoll Sister-missioners return to their convent in the Baguio mountains, Philippines. Sisters Mary Con stance Wenzel Sturgis Michigan, Fidelis Dorsch Jamaica, Lydg Marie Aimee Ryan Waltham Massachusetts, Miriam Louise Kroeger Jefferson City Missouri, Carmencita Ga Manila.
Rev. John Cuthbert Fox J. of Weston Massachusetts, professor of moral theology, is assigned by the Vicar General Norbert de Boynes to mold moral ecology at the Gregorian University in Rome. He becomes the first American Jesuit named to the post. Father Ford will sail for It aboard the Gripsholm Oct. 16.
At a memorial dinner in New York on the first anniversary of Alfred E. Smiths death 1700 guests heard remarks on peace and service. Attending were Archdeacon Arch bishop of New York Gov Thomas E Dewey James A Farley Secretary Ames Byrnes read by Dean Acheson and other notable figures including P S Devereux Robert Wagner James Forrestal Rockefeller Jr Henry Ford II and Myron Taylor. The event supported a national fund drive for a memorial wing at St. Vincent Hospital.
The diocesan release quotes Dr. Stoddard and Bishop Ward of New York debating in Illinois about Stoddard's Meaning of Intelligence. The exchange centers on charges that the text is taken out of context and features torn page reproductions.
A report notes American congressmen meeting Pope Pius XII and expressing desire for a papal visit to the United States. One congressman, moved by the Pontiff’s friendliness, asked when he might come to the U.S.
The Interracial Justice Awards recognize individuals Paul D. Williams of Richmond Virginia and Richmond Barthe of New York for their contributions. The ceremony highlighted efforts toward unity and equal rights within the Catholic community and broader society.
The article recalls Saint John Cantius of Krakow born in 1390, famed for teaching at the University of Krakow and for extreme poverty while serving the poor. It notes his feast on October 20, canonization in 1767, and customs honoring his memory such as daily feeding of the poor and the phrase Jesus Christ is coming.
Georgetown University raised a total of 782686 toward a new 400 bed hospital in the national capital. Construction has begun funded by a federal grant of 1820000 and university contributions for a memorial to President Roosevelt.
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