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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1945
Page
3
A review of J. Budenz's stance on religion and Communism argues that conversion to Catholicism offers a path to peace. It highlights calls for Catholics, including lay members and groups like the Catholic War Veterans, to actively oppose anti religious tyranny.
Fragmentary OCR text references New York veterans and an address by Laski with broadcasting and radio topics. No coherent event or dates are identifiable. The legible names include McCaffrey and Laski, but roles and context remain uncertain.
A Catholic appeal urges faithful to support missionary vocations and the annual Mission Sunday collection on October 21. It emphasizes prayer, monetary sacrifice, and removing obstacles to the spread of Christ's message amid a decaying society and critiques of complacent Catholics.
A Dachau survivor priest rejects the view that democracy is a universal cure for Germany’s ills. He warns educated Germans to fully grasp democracy and the new political reality facing postwar Germany.
Fragments discuss beliefs in a personal group and protection of rights. The text notes attacks on claims and refers to ongoing time era debates. Limited readable lines suggest a broader editorial context about civic principles.
A Toledo diocese priest, Father Duffy, survived a stabbing by Japanese forces during wartime in the Philippines. He had joined guerrillas after nine months with the insurgents, was captured by the outlaw Bandidos who planned to kill a local thief of police, and later continued service as chaplain and recipient of early war decorations for bravery.
Tekakwitha Club plans an October 21 gathering in Cincinnati with clubrooms on Fifth Street. The group includes divisions for girls 15 and up, mothers, and mothers with infants, plus soon a brides of service men unit and a group for younger girls. Archdiocesan music director John J Febring leads a choral group. Very Rev August J Kramer is spiritual moderator. Miss Alvina Hackett organizes and directs the club.
Navy Day observance slated with a tribute to fallen sailors led by Vice Admiral A. 8. C. The brief note confirms memorial ceremony details and honors service members who died in duty.
Health movies sponsored near Spetpoleomael withe sional lectures. A program will be shown on Nov. 14.
Government policy in 1940 aimed to curb the migration of educated workers by introducing tuition fees. The text notes that less than 10 percent of some groups contributed, while many families could not afford high school fees. The measure sought to prevent the flight of intelligent labor from the country and its industries.
Sister Rose Agatha among three Sisters of Charity listed as war dead in China. Only St. Joseph hospital remains from institutions run by the sisters. Sister was a citizen of a neutral country and not in...
A Vatican led plea urges U S Catholics to donate from five to one and to sacrifice for foreign missions. The letter, to be read at Masses on Sunday Oct 14, stresses the United States must fund most missionaries abroad and asks faithful to contribute one dollar to the Chancery within ten days.
St. Cecilia's parishioners of Oakley plan a bronze memorial plaque for their late pastor the Rt Rev J Deasy to be installed inside the church this year honoring his service and memory.
Catholic radio listings show programs scheduled for Sunday October 21 with various devotional segments, prayers, and catechetical talks. Stations across the region present mass readings, music, and religious education content for listeners.
An analysis argues that democratic principles need belief in a Creator to be lasting. It warns against teaching only mechanics and politics to Germans and Japanese, urging that authority must resist power lust while affirming freedom as a divine end.
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