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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1945
Page
3
The Catholic Telegraph Register invites communications and letters to the editor. Submissions must include writer name and address and are published weekly. anonymous communications are not considered. Subscriptions cost $1 per year and payments should be remitted to the Catholic Register.
The piece denounces enemies in the United States and Russia blamed for spreading anti Spain sentiment and war talk while praising Spain's defenses against Communism. It urges Catholics to join lay apostolate. highlights Vincentians as church ambassadors serving non Catholics and prompting spiritual action beyond Sunday duties.
An Illinois trial raised the issue of released-time religious instruction in Champaign public schools. The atheist mother argues neutrality harms atheists and violates freedom of religion, while critics say the system reflects church-state separation. The piece traces historical shifts toward neutral public education and questions the current stance on belief and indoctrination.
The piece argues postwar duty to apply wartime Christian civilization slogans. It urges Catholics and Christians to embrace Christ as God and extend His rule over life, family, business, politics, education, and international relations to achieve a true re Christianization of nations. It warns partial faith rejects the war’s fruits.
Archbishop of Cincinnati urges diocesan participation for a Marian Day at Xavier University Field House with capacity for 10 000 and a 2000 voice choir. Clergy and faithful are asked to unite in prayers for mercy justice peace and love of neighbor. Masses across parishes to include Benediction and devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
The article discusses Catholic Church methods focused on deeds over words, praising the Saint Vincent de Paul Society as a practical embodiment. It highlights service to the poor, visiting the sick, aiding neglected households, and providing food and job help as core acts of faith and mercy.
The article urges Catholics to recite the Rosary this October to aid victims of war and famine in Europe and the Far East. It frames prayer as essential where material aid may be limited and stresses Christian duty to support the living and the dead.
War department notices confirm the deaths or missing status of Archdiocesan service members. Edward George Halloran of Cincinnati is declared dead after the Indianapolis sinking. 2nd Lt. John Richard Meyers is presumed dead after a night raid over Northern Italy. Seaman Othmar Klosterman drowned in the Philippines. Families and parish ties are noted.
Prompt police action nabbed an arsonist who burned the St. Vincent de Paul salvage bureau dormitory in Seattle, killing four residents. The man admitted a grievance against the bureau over disagreeable work and a murder charge was prepared. Ten others escaped harm as the dormitory burned. a new salvage bureau site is being sought.
A list of parishes and churches observes Forty Hours Devotion during an eight day period starting September 30. Holy Trinity Middletown St Peter and Paul Reading St Peter's New Richmond St George's Cincinnati Immaculate Conception Celina St Michael's St Aloysius Elmwood Place Immaculate Conception Bot.
The piece notes India's Catholic population near 388 million with about 3,000 secular priests serving over 2 million Catholics across ten archdioceses and 48 dioceses. It discusses religion and politics including British rule, possible revolts, Labor Party leadership, and the need for careful American understanding.
The article traces Father Moeller’s career from St. Louis University to Woodstock College and St. Ignatius, Chicago, then St. Marys Kansas and Creighton, later teaching physics at multiple institutions. He aided deaf mutes, learned sign language, organized the Catholic Deaf Mute conference, and served in parish work in Kansas and Chicago before his retirement after years of service.
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