19 Oct 1945
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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1945
Page
1
A garbled excerpt debates democracy and human rights, arguing the state and Wagner Act shape workers’ rights and constitutional guarantees. It questions whether wage laws and declarations grant or withhold rights, warning of grave injustice and state overreach. The text reflects a dated, uncertain reflection on constitutional protections.
The Catholic Church advances its mission by founding mission chapels in rural areas with some expanding to parishes. Temporary chapels remain in place where communities lack a church and sacraments, as archdiocese efforts emphasize souls and loyalty to Christ.
Funeral rites were conducted for the late Rev. Her itt at St. Francis de Sales in Cincinnati. The clergyman, a former pastor of St. Paul’s Church, Cincinnati, and longtime city council member, left a wife and two daughters, with several sons and relatives noted in the obsequies. Local clergy and family members attended from Cincinnati and beyond.
The Apostolic Delegate in Rome informs Archbishop McN that ten Cincinnati Archdiocese priests receive honors. Names include Clarence G. Issenman and Edward A. Freking made Domestic Prelates, and several others named Papal Chamberlains or Domestic Prelates with the title Very Reverend Monsignor. Ceremony details reflect Vatican distinctions for clergy across Hamilton Dayton Norwood and Fayetteville districts.
A local drive shipped 27 boxes of clothing to war sufferers. Organizers collected garments from residents and coordinated delivery through volunteers. The effort underscores communal aid during hardship and highlights timely support for affected families.
Louis Francis Budenz, a noted worker, is described as having attended St. Xavier's High School at age sixteen. The report references his early education and ties to labor circles in the period.
The Rev. aay Steigmeyer C.C. of Corpus Christi parish Bayton heads a group of Holy Cross members to Bengal in November to rebuild a mission center. He graduated from Notre Dame in 1939 and studied Sanskrit Bengali and Indian religions at the Holy Cross seminary in Washington. Ordained in 1944 he served as chaplain at St. John’s University New Brunswick before joining the mission effort.
St Bonaventure’s Church South Fairmount Cincinnati observes its diamond jubilee October 21 to 28 with a Solemn Pontifical Mass at 10 o’clock celebrated by Archbishop Behring. Fr Theodore Hesselbrock OFM will preach the sermon.
An official notice discusses salvation through Holy Communion on Mission Sunday and prayer for wider Christian conversion. It references sermons to preach of creatures and directs organization of a Pontifical Society effort, with Monsignor Ed noted as a key contact.
Archbishop McNicholas sermon delivered by Monsignor Issenmann at the Holy Name rally in Cincinnati on October 14 cites decades of Holy Name work, praising militant Christian faith and denouncing obscenity and perjury in courts while urging unity and vigilance among Holy Name members across the archdiocese.
Internees from six missions are transferred to the Convent of the Sacred Heart as hunger and privation rise. Apostolic Delegate and Sisters of Charity await liberation and return to their homes. Mt Joseph mission origins trace to six missionaries from Mt Joseph. The St Joseph mission began later at San Kiang forty five miles away.
The Most Reverend Archbishop celebrated 50 years in religious profession and 44 years since his ordination at St Joseph's in Somerset. He led Mass privately and recalled early studies in Rome and extensive work with the Holy Name Society.
A Catholic perspective frames wage value as a right not a fact, arguing the wage must meet human personality and full needs beyond subsistence. Monsignor John A. Ryan is cited on justice guiding earnings, asserting the wage should reflect the worker’s dignity and development.
Chaplain John E Duffy of the U S Army survived a bayonet stabbing in Burma and was later aided by a Japanese soldier who urged him to continue the march. He recounted the escape at Kunming where he serves with the 301st depot group as a priest to American troops. Denied medical help for a time, he eventually received aid from archbishops and fellow Americans as the march resumed.
The narrative recalls Chaplain John E Duffy who escaped death after bayonet wounds and conducted religious services for internees. A Toledo diocese priest, he studied at Mt St Marys seminary and led a Cincinnati conference, reflecting wartime endurance and faith amid Japanese captivity.
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