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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1945
Page
16
The Archbishop recounts dangers in China during Scheut missionary work. He describes a baby found in the snow, famines collapsing skeletons, and bandit sieges that turned missions into fortresses. A prior missionary was murdered, and the narrator lost an eye and his chalice.
Chinese children of the first class in Chicago marked the second anniversary of their baptism at a Mass. The ceremony recalls Archbishop Samuel A. Stritch’s early acts in Chicago around 1940 when he established the mission in Chinatown. Last year the original quarters grew too small and a larger chapel was found.
A former Protestant minister travels to China to establish a church mission. He and associates develop a nucleus of believers as catechumens study Catholicism under guidance of Father Howard in York.
A local literary event announces the first novel chosen for a reading series, marking a notable cultural moment in the community. Organizers invite readers to engage with the work and attend forthcoming discussions.
A report on Paul Dearing addressing laymen about church practices in the air. He discusses fear of crowds, compares a crowd to a pocket edition of America, and invites inquirers to leave their names for mailed answers.
Dr. Max Jonas from Fulda Germany reports Bishop von Galen faced no arrest due to his large following. The interview touches on Nazi era dynamics and Goebbels perceived risk from his opposition while noting comments about German sentiment and Nazism.
A translated report describes Catholics driven from Upper Silesia and Czecho Slovakia to cross borders penniless seeking entry to the Reich. Evacuees endure exposure, homelessness, and mass displacement as towns and villages fail to shelter them. Bishop von Galen defends charity over revenge, condemning hatred as destructive. The piece notes bombings and wartime distress shaping responses.
Vatican notes need for more victories over hatred and distrust to unite nations. The Holy Father calls on leaders to pursue peace amid global tensions and stresses moral progress alongside political power.
Capt. Michael J. Daly aged 20 from Southport Connecticut receives the Congressional Medal of Honor for a daring action near Point. Pvt. Sylvester Herrera of Phoenix Arizona, 28, born in Mexico, also distinguished for the same exploit and lost both feet after stumbling into a mine field while serving.
Maj Sara M Arenas is promoted to lieutenant colonel in the Catholic army nurse corps serving with over 100 nurses at a major overseas hospital. The announcement comes from War Department officials detailing her new rank and duties.
The article discusses Jesus teaching that effort and grace matter, warning Jews they may lose favor if they refuse Him. It notes Gentiles could replace Jews in God’s kingdom, citing Luke verses about the last being first and the first last. It emphasizes predestination and hardheartedness as key themes.
The Most Rev. J i offered the invocation at a luncheon for Gen. de Gaulle during his New York visit. More than 2,000 attendees represented all walks of city life at the event.
The article notes a Marian congress planned in October with participation promised by Mexican and American church leaders. Attendees include Archbishops Martinez of Mexico and Byrne of Santa Fe, with bishops from Toledo, Tucson, Kansas City, and others. The event marks the Pontifical Coronation centennial and aims to support the Mexican church recovering from persecution.
General de Gaulle attends Mass at Blair House on August 26 with French officials including Georges Bidault and Philippe de Gaulle. Rev Jules A. Euion presided, arranged by the French embassy, after which de Gaulle returned to Paris.
An anonymous donation of 50000 dollars boosts the Sacred Heart parish project to build a school and convent. The gift depends on parish members raising 25000 within one week, with a Sept 30 to Oct 7 drive planned. Groundbreaking for the 350000 dollar project is set for Sept 13.
A terse OCR fragment references Balkan setting issues and a column noting a recurring situation amid uncertain events. The text provides limited readable details on names, places, or dates.
The National Council of Cause? announces women to aid the county parish campaign. Appointees include Lackey, Albert C Herrin, George Brickler, N. G. Susanna Ryan and Mrs. Dan Myers in roles supporting groups led by NCC president Annewehr.
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