26 Oct 1945
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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1945
Page
1
A committee plans a colossal marble monument on Monte near the city to honor Italian leaders. The project features a large statue of Christ and a monumental figure count aimed at about 200,000 observers.
A $3 000 000 addition to St Vincent’s Hospital in New York City honors the Red E Smith Memorial. The project expands facilities and will fund new wards and equipment, with work slated to begin this year and completion targeted for 19XX.
A local appeal invites donations via dollar gifts toward hospital needs and memorial units. Large and small gifts are welcomed, with examples like 50 and 1000 dollar contributions supporting equipment and private rooms. Contributions may be sent to the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Committee and Archbishop J Spellman in New York.
The piece condemns the Soviet takeover of Poland and accuses the United States and its Polish allies of weakness. It calls for firmness against Soviet aggression and warns of dire consequences for future peace, urging vigilance beyond Europe to the Far East.
Six Mt. St. Marys seminary students will be ordained in a ceremony led by Archbishop John T. McNicholas at St. Pauls church in Norwood tomorrow October 27. One enters the diocese of Amarillo Texas two join Home Missioners of America and two join the Cincinnati archdiocese.
The Archdiocese of Cincinnati lists ordinations for Rev. A Edwin Francis Rev James Frommeyer Rev William Mulloy Rev John Perry man Rev Victor Ries and Rev William Sicking. The Amarillo diocese ordains Rev James Sonderman. Home Missioners Rev Richard Boland and Rev Raymond Dehan. Two Mt St Marys students also ordained earlier.
The Mission Chapel Fund highlights its work across the archdiocese from Mount Washington to Bethel with several chapels already serving hundreds. It urges support for about 50 additional mission chapels and describes plenary indulgence events from Nov 1 to Nov 8 with specific conditions for visits confession and communion.
Very Rev Mathias, Very Rev Romualdo, and other Franciscan officials from North America and Canada convene at monasteries and provincial centers. The gathering includes custodians, commissaries, and provincial leaders from New York, St Louis, Chicago, Montreal, and other communities.
The article describes the golden anniversary celebration of the Virgin of Guadalupe coronation in Mexico City. Archbishop Francis L. Beckman attended, with Rev. William Labadie reporting on the event for a Cincinnati audience.
Representatives of 26 senior units of the Cincinnati Catholic Students Mission Crusade attend a meeting at Purcell high school this Sunday October 28 at 230 p m. Highlights include entertainment by Purcell CSMC members a report on a possible rally next May and topic selection for the annual oratorical contest. An entertainment skit depicts mission work among Southern mountaineers with a Home Missioners of America representative offering comments. Similar programs will be held at other conference meetings with the host school providing entertainment.
An editorial argues for prompt council action on wage adjustments after six months of negotiations. It criticizes council for delaying talks, warns against political expediency, and urges fair, earnest resolution to labor issues affecting privately owned utilities in Cincinnati.
The Very Rev. George Hindelang C.PP.S. died Monday at 77 after a week’s illness. He served as pastor of Immaculate Conception Church Celina from 1899 to 1943 and led major church building programs. Burial was at St. Charles seminary cemetery after a funeral Mass at the seminary chapel.
Two Catholic cemeteries in Cincinnati plan memorial observances Sunday Oct 28 at 3 PM. St Marys cemetery East Ross Avenue St Bernard will host Rev Conan O F M of Roger cents high school faculty and Calvary cemetery Reed Road St Josephs Eighth and Nebraska will hold services with Rev John F Dillon of St Roses church and Rev James Scanlon of St Lawrence presiding. An annual Poor Souls Mass will be offered in St Josephs mausoleum Eighth and Nebraska.
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