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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1945
Page
7
A cryptic note mentions a Count on Mallory and a secret, with phrases like "sit shew-mees" and references to Bley and Carew, framing a puzzle of hidden identity and intrigue.
In Munich the Cardinal condemns sweeping Nazi guilt and urges individual assessment of German citizens, noting refugees and suppressed anti-Nazi families. He cites cases of workers pressured to join the party and calls for broader screening of displaced people amid Allied occupation.
The Most Rev Joseph P Hurley Bishop of St Augustine Florida has been named Regent ad interim of the Apostolic Nunciature in Belgrade Yugoslavia He spent 12 years in Holy See diplomacy including roles with Archbishop Mooney in India and Japan and served as charge d affaires in Tokyo.
A fragmented report describes a Mexican couple praying at a tomb to honor Mother Seton after a convert, as a Methodist group acts near the tomb. It mentions Manuel, nephew of a cabinet member, and a patient treated with surgery and doctors claiming cure amidst emotional tension.
Rev. Joseph M. Calamari S.S.J. was ordained in the National of the Immaculate Conception. His Cervini lineage includes Pope Marcellus II and St. Robert Bellarmine. The Missionary Society of St. Joseph serves 90,000 parishioners in 111 missions from Boston to San Antonio. Calamari resides in Elmhurst.
Arch bishop Urban J. Wehr told St. Thomas' seminary alumni that European priests and nuns may be sent to aid postwar Europe for five to ten years. He noted American church aid and urged vocations as alumni approved a plan to boost diocesan priesthood. In Germany, seven major and five minor seminaries were reopened by American authorities in the occupied zone to help reeducate Germans with Christian forces and to restore parochial schools.
Catholic groups in Washington critique the draft UN charter for educational and cultural relations. They call for recognition of religion and ethical aims, plus a declaration promoting brotherhood and universal rights. They urge non governmental participation to safeguard autonomy and broader representation.
Eight American Capuchin missionaries who staffed Guam churches before capture by Japan arrived in Seattle. They weighed about 60 pounds less after harsh treatment, spoke of camp escapes for food, and recounted aiding nine Americans killed by a kamikaze crash near the internment camp. They recalled Guam’s first bombing during a Mass at the cathedral.
Boston special report on David Goldstein urging Governor Tobin to oppose unlimited Jewish immigration to Palestine. He warns that opening ports would heighten tensions, require more troops, and threaten Arab rights while advocating resettlement to other regions.
The Most Rev. John Mark Gannon urges liberty for Catholic clergy and laity as essential to a real Good Neighbor policy across American republics. He cites Catholic strength in 272 million plus and calls for moral ties beyond commerce to unite nations under Christ at the Marian Congress in Mexico City.
Mexico City special reports Plutarco Elias Calles former president and dictator dies Oct 19. He is blamed for church persecutions and accused of causing Father Pro’s death. Contemporary opinions label him a totalitarian figure who wielded army labor and courts to attack the Church.
Five international bodies including Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish groups issued a joint appeal to avert a winter famine in Europe. They warn that about 13,000,000 Europeans, many children, face starvation and freezing unless aid arrives.
Osservatore Romano defends the Vatican against claims it supported Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini. The article argues the leaders betrayed Catholicism and were not acting as Catholics, despite alleged meetings and statements.
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