Rome and Catholic Church Clash Over Lands and Education
A 1920-era report outlines tensions from a pan religious movement near the Pope’s territories, with calls for aligned ecclesiastical support in Rome. Arch Purcell notes adjustments for Roman-school students, while Mt. St. Mary’s in Cincinnati may offer priestly training. Also recalled is a St. Rose’s death and a Music Hall benefit for the Boys’ Protectorate as women’s voting rights gain focus in lectures.
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Purcell
Apg
Incinnati
Mt. St. May
Bernard ?Ngbers
St. Rose’s Church
Cini
Oceaf
Benethe Boys’ Protectorate
Catholic Novena and Holy Hour Schedule Across Cincinnati Churches
Readable fragments list multiple Cincinnati parishes offering novena devotions and holy hours. Entries show times such as 7:45 to 7:46 p.m. on Fridays and various weeknight evenings, with references to Our Lady of Perpetual Help Lady of Grace and Sacred Heart observances.
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Lady of Perpetual Help
Iville
Cincinnati
Matthew's
Smith Road
Avenue
South Norwood
Ian
Tory
Her of God
Gilbert
Louis
Walnut
Knights of Columbus
Thomas Aquinas
Burton Lane
Clifton Springs
Wrence's
Warsaw Avenue
Hill
St Joseph Aspirin Ad Highlights Family Favorite
An ad promotes St Joseph Aspirin as a trusted family favorite. It emphasizes the product as a reliable option, claiming it is the choice you always get regardless of other brands. The message focuses on consistency and familiarity.
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St. Joseph
American Military Powers in Germany Stand in 1933 Terms
Fragmentary OCR notes show references to American military presence in Germany and the year 1933. The readable bits suggest discussion of occupying forces and related terms. No clear events, dates, or names beyond these.
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Germany
Allowances urged for United States the Catholic Telegraph
A 1945 Catholic Telegraph reassesses church state relations amid Francoist Spain and postwar policy. It discusses clerical persecution claims, the Franco regime, and US Army policy on using churches for military purposes under General Bradley and Eisenhower era directives.
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United States
Family allowances seen as aid to secure normal family life
NCWC official Father De Ve Schmiedeler argues in the Homiletic and Pastoral Review that family allowances help raise wages to support married couples, lessen hardship, and enable childbearing. He cites New Zealand Australia and Canada as models and notes existing U S social supports but warns against penalizing children.
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New York
United States
de Ve Schmiedeler
O.S.B
Aalkae National Catholic Welfare Conference
Homiletic and Pastoral Review
Father Schmiedeler
New Zealand
Australia
Canada
Schmiedeler
Ncwc Wire
Al Smith Memorial Drive Opens To Honor Governor
On October 4 a nationwide drive seeks 38 million dollars to build the Alfred E. Smith Memorial hospital as an addition to St. Vincent's in New York. A three cent commemorative stamp will debut November 26. Archishop Spellman will attend the opening along with James Farley and other national leaders.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Spellman
Orient
James A Farley
John J. Raskob
Thomas E. Dewey
Hoover
Bernard Baruch
Cordell Hull
Charles Evans Hughes
John W. Davis
Thomas W. Lamont
A C. Taylor
Owen D. Young
Thomas Murray
Henry P. Davison
Byrnes
Council of Trent to Have Fourth Centennial in 1945
The Vatican announced a new stamp series to mark the fourth centenary of the Ecumenical Council of Trent. Held in Trent from 1545 to 1563, it aimed to combat Protestant errors and reform Church discipline, becoming a pivotal molder of modern ecclesiastical history.
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Council of Trent
Rome
Vatican
Trent
Austrian Tyrol
Catholic University of Tokyo Survives War Fire. 80 Institutions Destroyed
U S navy chaplains in Tokyo report the main Jesuit faculty at the Catholic University remains safe and that at least 80 Catholic schools convents and related institutions were destroyed across Japan during the war. One campus building was burned but saved the newer structure acted as a fire break. Four Jesuit churches and mission stations in Hiroshima Vicariate operated by the order were also affected.
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Tokyo University
Japan
New York
Catholic University of
O’con
Bruno Bitter
United States
Vicariate of
Hiroshima
Croatian Bishops Denounce Tito Reign of Murder
A pastoral from Croatian bishops condemns Tito's Yugoslavia for church persecution and urges international action. It calls for representatives to confront abuses and protect religious freedom amid growing tensions.
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Tito
Chicago
Bishops of
Croatia
Yugoslavia
Representa
Holy Hours Movement Grows Across Churches
A Chicago reader reports a Catholic Holy Hours movement where men in tan garb, trimmed with red, pray before St. Peter's altar. Archbishop Stritch approves the effort started by Father Leander, with 98 292 hours logged from 1942 to 1945 and growing to Milwaukee Phoenix Ariz Sterling Illinois and others.
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Old St. Peter’s
Dearborn Station
Chicago
Neece
Apostle of the Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart
Samuel A. Stritch
Pauls
Father Lyons
Minor
Leander
New Hospital Chaplain School Plan of U S S
A plan to establish a hospital chaplain school in the United States and the expected creation of chaplain posts at hospitals. Details discuss formation scope and anticipated timeline for instituting the program.
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New Hospital Chaplain School Plan of
U. S&s
19th Ordination at Seminary for Colored in Bay St. Louis
The Seminary for Colored ordained Rev. William Adams SVD in St Augustine's chapel by Bishop Richard Gerow. It marks the 19th ordination in the seminary, the only U S school training colored candidates for priesthood. Adams plans his first Mass on Sept 30 with sermon by Rev Maurine. Help ar y the church, St Marti Perpetual are among the first students.
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Bay St. Louis
Mass
William Adams
S.V.D
Richard Gerow
Natchez
St. Augustine’s
United States
Father Adams
Maurieen
St. Marti Perpetual Ox
Enrollments Set Record In Maryknoll Seminaries
Maryknoll seminaries enroll a record 325 students this fall representing 32 states. Ten former service members join and 250 more have applications on file. many are studying Latin by correspondence. Crowded campuses prompt new prep seminary and planned expansion to 400 students, with Loras College hosting temporary placements.
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New York
Maryknoll
Army
Navy
Marines
Aoapinar
Erdutinen
Nanknoll
Loras College
Dubuque
Chi Archdiocese
Boston
Foreign Missions
Maryknoll Seminaries
NCWC
All Parties in Minor Free Elections in Italy Not Believed Possible
Rome and major regions doubt a truly free election can be held due to unrest and the sharpened religious issue. Center and Right parties push for municipal councils before deputy elections, while Leftists call it a delaying trick.
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Italy
Rome
Cne
80 000 Will Welcome Archbishop Spellman Rally at Polo Grounds
An estimated 80 000 people are expected to attend a rally at the Polo Grounds in New York on Sunday October 7 to welcome Archbishop Francis J. Spellman and celebrate his homecoming. The gathering honors 2000 gold star parents and wives whose loved ones died in service and includes remarks from leaders such as William R. Arnold former Chief of Army Chaplains.
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New York
Society of New York
Polo Grounds
Francis J. Spellman
Pacific Theater
Hon-Shief
William R. Arnold
Army Chaplains
Ary Deleban
Sameerg Pohero Pp
Public School Dismissals Over Religious Dress Policy
In Solon North Dakota four Catholic teachers including a priest are dismissed from public schools after residents objected to church protest attire. State Superintendent Arthur E. Thompson ruled the state law does not bar hiring teachers of any faith nor specify dress requirements.
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Spain
Pul
Slo
Solon
N. Dak
Arthur ‘E. Thompson
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