The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-10-28
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olic chaplain for the Missouri State
Prison in the person of Rev. Fl. A..
Geisert of Kahoka. For over 40 years
the Catholics at the penitentiary
have been obliged to rely on the
voluntary ministration of the Jeffer-
son City priests, and the absolute i'm
possibility of doing JUSTICE to the
spiritual requirements of the inmates
has long been recognized.
Bishop Refuses Purse.-Rt. Rev. J.
M. Koudelka, who recently left Cleve-
land to be come Auxiliary Bishop of
Milwaukee, refused check for $4,000
from the people of St. MichaePs parish,
of which he had been pastor for TWEEN
ty-eight years The check was intended
as farewell gift to the Bishop. In
refusing the money and requesting
that it be turned into the church
treasury, the Bishop said: Il came
here poor and leave you poor"
Yorkton's New Hospitai.-The Rev.
Father Estrada, who recently came
from France to make arrangements
for a new Catholic hospital at York
ton, Sask., Can, has completed. the
arrangements and the Mother SUI
perior of the Sisters of the Blessed
Sacrament, of Autun, France, are now
in the Canadian West looking over
the ground and making arrangements
for the new building. This was one
of the communities which suffered
greatly as result of the Govern
ment's action, and the good Sisters
hope to find new field for their &C
tivity in Western Canada, where
benevolent and charitable institutions
such as they have been conducting
in France are greatly needed.
Minister to Become Priest.-Rev. ].
A. M. Richey, former pastor of the
Good Shepherd Episcopal parish, of
Quincy, ILL.,, and who last March was
received into the Church by Arch
bishop Glennon, has entered Kenrick
Seminary, st. Louis, Mo-, to study for
the priesthood.
Church and School for colored
Catholics. Bishop Morris has dedi-
Gated st. Bartholomew new church
and school for colored Catholics in
Little Rock. The new church and
school is combination building, two
stories, with eight rooms, erected at
cost of $4,000 Six Sisters of the
Order of the Holy Ghost, of Techny,
ILL.,, under the direction of Father
Hofdnger, will have charge of the
school.
Research Work of Canadian Jesuit.
Under the auspices of the Ontario
government, and as the fifth report of
the Bureau of Archives, Father Ar
thur E. Jones, s. J., the well-known
archivist of st. Mary's College, Mon
treal, Can, since 1882, has just pub
lished most exhaustive treatise on
the Huron Indians, and the Jesuit
missions of the seventeenth century
Archbishops Live Together
Shortly after the installation of his
successor Archbishop John J. Keane
left Mercy Hospital, Dubuque, Ia.
where he had been living for the
past three months, and returned to
the archiepiscopal residence to make
his home with his successor, the
present Archbishop James J. Keane
The health of the retired Archbishop
is as good, if not better, than for some
time past.
Sulpician Novitiate In Washington
The Sulpicians in this country, in
stead of sending their novices to
France, are to have novitiate in
Washington. They are to use St
Austin's College at the Catholic Uni
versity for that purpose. Rev. DR.
Francis Harvey has been made SUI
perior
In addition to the fifteen staineds glass
windows representing the mysteries
of the Rosary, there will be many
other handsome windows adjoining the
new Denver Cathedral These viii
cost from $4,000 down to $780, The
two most expensive windows vii
represent the Immaculate Conception
and the Council of Ephesus, and will
be placed at either side of the
transept.
: Waterloo Church Dedicated.-Th,
dedication of the new Sacred Hear
Church, of which Father y. ]. Hanle,
is pastor, took place recently Arch
bishop Keane officiated and preache,
the sermon at the Solemn High Mass
Priests we're in attendance from al
parts of the state. Sacred Hear
Church has been completed littl
more than year and the churcl
property now represents a value o
more than one hundred thousand do