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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1945
Page
16
A fragmented note outlines a fundraising drive by St Vincent’s College and a contribution from C Mekdan and Co to honor a noted educator Rt Rev Boniface in 1846. The item references a 1846 commemoration and a general chair fund setup, with date Oct 31 implied.
A compact description notes a morocco bound large quarto with red cover and gold edge, priced at 7.50 and 12.00 in likely regional listings. The text emphasizes binding style and edge gilding with two price points.
A fragment discusses rights to association and union organizing, asserting the Wagner Act protects workers and contrasts constitutional guarantees with wage laws. It argues against limiting or denying these civil liberties and highlights the need to preserve essential human rights.
Cathedral column notes the archdiocese has erected twenty four mission chapels in rural areas expanding into residential parishes. It urges support for parochial schools, highlights remaining mission centers with minimal facilities, and calls readers to assist the Mission Apostate in spreading the faith.
The Rev. John McDevitt longtime pastor of St Pauls Cincinnati and former city council member died at home 1406 E. Bireet. He leaves two daughters Mrs McDevitt and Miss Yevitt both of Cincinnati, and two sons Charles A. and Stanley McDevitt of Los Angeles. A solemn Requiem Mass at St Francis de Sales was led by Arch Bishop John and attended by clergy including Rev. Monmenty Schengber and other regional priests.
The Holy See has conferred honors on ten priests of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. The Very Rev. Monsignor Clarence G. Issenman and Edward A. Freking receive Domestic Prelate titles, along with several others named by radiogram from the Vatican. The list includes pastors, deans, and seminary professors awarded as Papal Chamberlains and other prelate titles.
Readable fragment notes 27 boxes of clothing sent to war sufferers coordinated by the Council of Catholic Women in NCWC War Relief. Names and locations incomplete but indicate aid shipment to Chinese and other war victims.
Xavier authorities note Budenz attended St. Xavier High School for one year in 1906 07. He was about sixteen at the time and described as a former student of St. Xavier College Cincinnati.
The Rev. Gregory Steigmeyer C.S.C. son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Steer of Corpus Christi parish Dayton will join nine priests and four brothers of the Congregation of the Holy Cross heading to Bengal India in November to rebuild a mission center. Steigmeyer Notre Dame graduate 1939 studied Bengali in Foreign Mission seminary and Catholic University Washington D C ordained 1944 served at St Josephs University New Brunswick as chaplain. The mission group departs amid unrest in the region seeking to aid local communities.
St Bonaventure’s parish of South Fairmount Cincinnati will observe a diamond jubilee October 21 to 28. The week opens with a Solemn Pontifical Mass at 10 o’clock led by Most Rev George J Behring with sermon by Rev Theodore Hesselbrock OFM from St Francis Monastery Cincinnati.
A Vatican style directive urges observance this Sunday with prayers and offerings for the church and needy. It specifies home participation and communal support, asking the faithful to assist with charitable acts and attend an upcoming instruction or sermon.
A Cincinnati Holy Name rally sermon by Archbishop McNicholas preached by Monsignor Clarence Lcoutendert on October 14. The text urges Holy Name society growth, calls Protestants to study Catholicism, and emphasizes militant Christian devotion and public church attendance. It cites past requests to establish the society and praises faithful men who promote “Go to Church” Sunday.
The fragment recalls Chaplain John E. Duffy who escaped harm during the March of Death. It notes his time at a Se for dead and mentions he served as president of the Cincinnati conference of the CSMC.
The Sisters of Charity, interned for six weeks amid hunger and privation, were transferred to the Convent of the Sacred Heart with help from the Apostolic Delegate. They await liberation and return to missions in the region near Mt. Ti, where St. Joseph hospital and an orphanage were established in Wuchang and San Kiang Kow since the mission started in 1928.
His Grace the Most Reverend Archbishop celebrated 50 years of religious profession on October 10 and the 44th anniversary of ordination. The ordination occurred at St. Joseph's Church near Somerset, with Mass of Thanksgiving in his private chapel.
In Francis J. Flanagan's article the Catholic view on labor value argues the wage above subsistence is a matter of justice. The piece cites Monsignor John A. Ryan and asserts the minimum wage is a moral entitlement, not a mere fact or expediency.
Rev. John E. Duffy, US Army chaplain and former Cincinnati Catholic Students Missionary president, recounts how he was bayoneted by a Japanese sentry during the Bataan Death March and left for dead. He was aided later by Filipino soldiers and fellow prisoners, with efforts by Archbishop O’Doherty to secure medical aid.
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