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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1945
Page
5
A Missouri man returns home with $100 in his shirt pocket and stops a bullet, saving his life. The report notes money as a lifesaver and mentions a wary claim about thieves and parcels. An Ohio farmer dies after biting his tongue, a tragic self-inflicted accident.
Washington reports a new book compiling the full proceedings of the 22nd National Convention of the National Council of Catholic Women held in Toledo in October 1944, published at national headquarters.
Margaret M. Maas of Cambridge Massachusetts has been appointed field secretary for the National Council of Catholic Women and will visit affiliated groups nationwide. A Trinity College graduate she has led adult and youth club programs in the Boston archdiocese.
Hoy Name parish in Mt. Auburn Cincinnati hosts a two day fall festival on Saturday and Sunday September 15 and 16. Attractions include a ferris wheel kiddy rides and ponies beside chili and hot sandwiches. Parish social booths and a social will amplify the amusement with PTA and church groups coordinating the events.
Despite severe monastery damage in Bologna, members of the Third Order of St. Francis conducted wartime charity. They distributed about one million lire to aid orphans and the Osservatore Romano noted the Aid Society of Don Orione supporting war orphans.
The Rev. Joseph Johnson sang his first Solemn Mass at St. John's church in Bellaire Ohio. He is the first priest ordained for the newly established Diocese of Steubenville since its creation last November. Johnson was ordained by Bishop John K. Massie at Holy Name Cathedral on the Feast of the Assumption.
The Most Rev. James E. Walsh said Korea lifting from Japanese rule aids Catholic missions. Speaking at a dinner by Christian Friends of Korea, he noted the freed nation’s place in the family of nations and the impact on Maryknoll missionaries and sisters.
The Archconfraternity of Perpetual Adoration for the Relief of Suffering Souls invites members in Newark to join a weekly adoration hour. No fees or clues required beyond registering name, address, and time. Indulgences may be granted. contact Director General at St. Bede’s Abbey Collegeville Minn.
In a somewhat quirky notice, Francis Jon informed Frank chairm of the first annual garden fete and visiting day held at St Francis Hospital on Dennen City Avenue, highlighting efforts to improve patient experiences despite garden pests and informal planning notes.
U.S. priest Father Patrick Byrne says Japanese view Allied troops as scared stiff. Byrne, in Korea eight years, was not interned at Kyoto among 14 Maryknoll Fathers, and plans to remain in Japan for life. He previously held church titles but stepped down to stay with the mission.
A prisoner of war, described as strict and admirable, faced threats from his captors for refusing to divulge information. He remained steadfast under pressure, earning quiet respect for his resolve.
The Holy Name Society protests bills aimed at school aid, arguing they contradict the Constitution by restricting public funds to public schools only and depriving private and parochial students of a share of the common fund. They assert the Supreme Court view that children have rights beyond guardianship and condemn this funding approach as unjust to families and the nation.
A solemn novena of grace in honor of St Jude will begin this Sunday at 3 p.m. in St Matthew’s church South Norwood. Prayers will seek moral and spiritual strength and include a blessing for individuals with a relic of St Jude.
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