Catholic 7 Tek Updates Address Changes
The Catholic organization posts changes to its address and contact details. Officials advise stakeholders to use the new location for correspondence and services.
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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1945
Page
2
The Catholic organization posts changes to its address and contact details. Officials advise stakeholders to use the new location for correspondence and services.
A lengthy critical piece argues Soviets undermine freedom and threaten global order. It denounces Soviet control in Eastern Europe and attacks on the Vatican and Western nations. The text calls for defending Four Freedoms and fostering good will with Latin America through ambassadors and sane diplomacy.
A fragment discusses Latin American issues in Mexico, attributing blame for limited educational access to leaders like Bours rather than the Catholic Church. It criticizes persecution of religion, press, and assembly, and reflects on education and Christian civility in Mexican society.
A civic column urges voters to choose honest, proven leaders and reject radicals in archdiocese communities. It counsels calm, informed voting, highlights proportional representation in Cincinnati, and emphasizes women voters should participate.
The piece argues Europe faces a moral choice between freedom and aggression as Russia reshapes nations. It urges Catholics to defend God given rights and the King of Kings standard, asserting Christ the King inspires unity and courage to preserve peace and Europe.
The article urges citizens to buy victory bonds as a continuation of wartime duty. It argues the government, as agent, uses the loan to share war costs with future generations and curb inflation. It notes returning servicemen, demobilization, hospital care, pensions, and rehabilitation as ongoing obligations.
The Church prescribes indulgences for the dead including prayers and cemetery visitations to be announced at all Masses on October 28 and November 1 All Saints Day. Faithful urged to use these means to aid the poor souls per Archbishop Clarence c Issenmann.
The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Francis don will lead a service Friday at 10 a.m. at St. William's church. St. John's cemetery on Vine Street hosted services October 21 with Rev. Finnian Connolly as preacher. All Souls' service is planned at Calvary beyond Dayton on Sunday November 4 at 2 30 p.m. Rev. Andrew J. Hoying will deliver the sermon.
Fr Geo Hindelang born April 12 1868 came to this country in 1886 joined the Congregation of the Precious Blood that year studied philosophy and theology at Carthagena ordained at St. Peter's Cathedral Cincinnati June 21 1893 by Archbishop William H Elder. He served in Philo Coldwater and Clinton Mo before Celina parish appointment.
The Forty Hours devotion runs in multiple parishes and institutions from Oct 28 to Nov 4. Participating sites include St. Pius Cincinnati Emmanuel Dayton St. Henrys larcer county at Aloysius orphanage Cincinnati St. Marys Dayton Our Lady of Victory Delhi St. Johns West Chester St. Anthonys Mercer County Our Mother of Sorrows Cincinnati Sacred Heart Convent Clifton St. Peters Hamilton.
Educational and civic leaders call for ongoing religious and civic instruction in weekdays rather than annual events. They argue sustained training builds respect for law and self discipline, shaping responsible future citizens and national readers.
Two Sisters of Charity freed in China travel back to Cincinnati aboard a hospital ship with other clergy. Sisters Concepta Hildegarde Helen Somner and three others remained in Shanghai since 1943 to aid the sick and wounded after capture in Wuchang. Also aboard are Rev Adolph Kirst and other religious returning from overseas assignments.
A solemn Requiem Mass for Mrs. Mary Grein mother of Rev. Cornelius Grein OFM was offered at Sts Peter and Paul church Reading on October 18 Father Grein presided with deacon Rev Rudolph Bonner and subdeacon Rev Florbert Blank The deceased died October 15 in her 76th year Survived by husband Philip Reading as well as two sons Joseph Cincinnati and Richard Lancaster four daughters and 28 grandchildren
Catholic radio listings show on Sunday October 28 at WHIO Dayton 9 15 am and Cincinnati 11 30 am Hour of Faith with Rev James A Magner of Catholic University author and educator speaking on penne Christian Personality and religion in daily life as the day’s topic.
An editorial argues the city’s year end surplus should trigger wage and hour increases for city workers. It criticizes past treatment by a former city manager, warns of potential service disruptions, and urges prompt action to avoid public hardship. The piece cites patient water department workers and calls for fairness.
A wartime appeal notes millions of servicemen will return home while about 250000 will remain forever abroad. The piece urges Americans to honor fallen heroes with gold stars and to praying for those already on the journey home, calling it the duty of every citizen.
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