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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1945
Page
9
The account recalls a Marine nicknamed Monk who aided a chapel connected orphan center and helped friends with rent before joining the war in the Solomon Islands. On Sept 15 1944 Garite Company landed at a Japanese held island where Monk was wounded first by a bullet and then by a mortar, leading to his death amid battle.
In Wisconsin Friendship House operates with staff providing care and rest for N as-need individuals. It plans expansion to two other houses in New York and Chicago with fresh goods and fruits. Names Miss Monica Durkin and Miss Marguerite from Chicago appear in association.
Rev. William J. Hafey of Scranton and Rev. Robert E. Brown York, national leaders, attended a reception honoring Bermingham and Sica CWC Youth department members. Local dignitaries and members of the Catholic Daughters presided over the event at the Li amp here.
A fragmented discussion on worship stressing that God requires social public reverence and personal piety alike. It notes dangers when religious life is ignored and warns against dogmatic sects eroding communal worship and moral order.
A Worcester Mass clergyman presides as 100th Division soldiers attend a sun service in the grim ruins of a former royal site. About 500 soldiers gather with Gardella of New York as soloist while local parishioners join in the devout Mass and altar aesthetics.
A reader, a mother and worker, settles after her busy day into Catholic Digest to unwind. The piece notes the magazine reflects the world and offers steady, varied content, summarized by its annual and special rates for service members.
The Rosicrucians are described as a society founded in the early 17th century and spread by its adherents. The text portrays it as a blend of religion and elemental knowledge though it asserts it is not a religion. It mentions ties to theosophy and esoteric beliefs.
The article reviews the Catholic Church stance on semen collection for insemination, noting a Holy Office decree from about forty years earlier. It contrasts semen obtained within marriage with semen artificially sourced, weighing whether the act is licit or illicit based on method and consent.
The text argues Christ did not condemn the title Father for all cases, noting biblical uses aside from God the Father. It traces the practice to early Christianity, citing St Paul who called himself a spiritual father to converts in Corinth and likens priests to spiritual fathers.
The Holy Father urged safeguarding newsreels in a private audience with Pius Xil. He warned that while cameras are trusted moments, they can be used to create false impressions and to propagate distrust enmity and hate.
Vatican report says the Pope will deliver a discourse on women’s duties in social and political fields. The Catholic press notes the forthcoming address with high significance. Earlier in August he met about 6,000 Catholic women workers to discuss conditions and duties of women in daily life.
More than five hundred Catholic scholars from sixteen countries including the United States attended the Newman Centenary reception into the Catholic Church. Pope Pius XII sent a benediction letter to Archbishop Bernard Griffin of Westminster at the request of the celebrants. The Holy Father praised Newman's return to Catholic unity and urged the pursuit of religious truth free from prejudice.
A scanned roster of motion picture titles in sections for general patronage and adults unobjectionable by policy, listing many names such as Abbott and Costello in Hollywood, Anchors Aweigh, The Border Bad Man, Easy to Look At, Nothing But Trouble, Leave It to Blondie, Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, State Fair, and Love and Death of Colonel Blimp, among others. The list spans diverse studios and genres, reflecting a comprehensive catalog of titles used in classified film ads.
Archbishop Spellman meets members of the Sixth Marine Division on Guam during a long Pacific bases tour. He praises their achievements in Okinawa and asks for continued service and peace as America faces future challenges.
A religious essay argues prayer is real practical and commanded by God. It cites scenes from Jesus Mary and a patient child to show prayer accompanies every crisis and aids salvation as a secondary cause guiding outcomes. It asks why believers pray and answers by urging mind and heart uplift toward God.
In Berlin during a Soviet assault on a convent a German abbot shielded a group of sisters from soldiers. He and the sisters were protected, and his heroic act is noted amid the turmoil. The report also mentions the resignation of Rt. Rev. Adalbert in Fulda.
A damaged image caption from a Catholic themed cartoon feature hints at a humorous or satirical panel. Names and precise actions are unreadable, leaving only fragmented references to Catholic themes and a possible action sequence.
President Truman proclaims September 2 as VJ day in a White House broadcast. He credits God and allies for victory over tyranny and calls for spiritual rebirth, courage, and restraint as the nation moves toward peace and prosperity.
Osservatore Romano denies Radio Moscow claim that Falangists from Spain are hiding in Rome and Vatican City or in Spanish buildings. The paper says no Falangist has ever appeared in Vatican City as refugee or otherwise and rejects the report attributed to Voce Republicana.
Rev Benjamin L Masse associate editor of America urged in a Labor day Mass at St Patrick s Cathedral New York that the nation faces two paths one of affirmation and one of denial He said labor unions must preserve justice and brotherhood or risk losing their souls warning the gains of the past decade could be checked or whittled. Aux Bishop J Francis A McIntyre presided.
The Papal Nuncio Cesare or the adting n of an nual meeting of the German Hierarchy in Fulda was delayed by an accident in Bavaria, causing him to arrive late for the gathering.
A historic account recounts the Exaltation of the Holy Cross in 629 after Persian captivity. Emperor Heraclius carried the True Cross through Jerusalem to the Holy Sepulchre, then faced humility before its public venerations. The relic was later moved for safety to Constantinople.
Rev. Lucien Lauerman director of the National Catholic School of Social Service joins a six member U S delegation to the Inter American Congress of Social Service in Santiago Chile from the 9th to 15th to foster better understanding among the Americas. Lauerman chairs the International Committee of the American Association of Schools of Social Work and was invited by the Chilean government through the U S government.
Monsignor Anthony Aki a maronite prelate told Europe America and Africa the Lebanon holds the truth as he arrived on a mission to disclose conditions. He cites grave fears among Christians and says freedom of speech and of the press has disappeared in the Lebanon.
Cardinal Tisserant reports rising war costs compel a higher chapel donation from $750 to $1000. He prays the Holy Father’s mercy frees Near East friends to continue support.
Fourteen boys from the poorest homes are educated by the Franciscan Fathers at Assiut Seminary. The Father Superior appeals for funds to cover a 1400 dollar annual cost to educate all forty four boys and asks Near East friends to donate. He highlights the contrast of poverty and divine calling and urges parish missions to support the effort.
A garbled text fragment asks for ten items to fit a set for altar use in a chapel. It mentions Eucharistic elements and a need for a size suitable for a modest space. No clear author, place, or organization is identifiable.
A brief birth notice appears for a newborn born on Lesington Avenue at number 46th Ot on a date recorded as 17 with the percentage noted. The item records a new arrival in the local community.
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