The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-01-28
AMERICAN NEWS

1y S,UUU year. "A report mas also
been issued by the Provident Associa-
ton of st. Louis. 1t is conducted by
non-Catholics. From this elaborate
record we find that the association
sheltered last year less than 5000
homeless persons. The comparison
gives an idea of the amount of work
which Father Dempsey is doing and
which, we fear, is too little known
and appreciated.
st. Benedict's College, Atchison.-
The new $150,000 building at st.
Benedict's college, Atchison, Kas.,
was dedicated Wednesday morning,
January IS, by Bishop Lillis. Solemn
High Mass was sung at 8 o'clock, fol-
lowed by a procession from the
Church to the building. Bishop Cum
ningham and Abbot Vincent, of Peru,
ILL.,, and many of the priests of the
diocese were in attendance.
Catholic Poles Project New Church.
The Poles in Syracuse, N Y, num-
Der 10000. They have one large
Church which cost 100000 and are
now planning to build another.
Chief Justice and Mrs. White.-Chief
Justice White and his wife are mem
bers of st. Matthew's Catholic Church,
Washington, where they have for
years taken leading part in it's char
tiles. Possessed of large private
means, of intellectual taste, and fond
of society in it's conservative form,
they have always been the center of
a circle of men and women of brains
and culture in all sets of society.
st. Anne de Reaupre.-The pilgrim
ages to the Shrine of st. Anne de
Beaupre, twenty miles north of Que
bee, Canada, have been very numerous
during the past year, and many won
derful cures have taken place there
Seventy-five crutches and over fifty
pair of glasses have been left at the
Shrine since June 10.
Bishop Grimes on N. Y. State Board.
-Rt. Rev. Bishop Grimes, Coadjutor
Bishop of Syracuse, has been appoint
ed by the Governor of New York a
member of the Board of Managers of
the new State Agricultural College of
Morrisville.
Centenary of Ursuine Nuns.-The
Ursuline Nuns of New Orleans cele-
brated the one hundredth anniversary
I'll JuS1I I'll JduudIy
New Hospital for Prince Albert, Ca
nada.-The Holy Family Hospital of
Prince Albert, Canada, was formally
opened at the beginning of the year.
The Sisters of Charity of st. John, N.
B., are in charge of the institution.
Laval Honors Distinguished Sons
Laval University, Quebec, has con-
ferred the degree of LII. D. on Judges
Tessier, Pouliot, and Letellier, three OF
its distinguished graduates in law.
Auxiliary Bishop of Grand Rapids
Right Reverend Mgr. Joseph Schrembs
V. G., has been appointed by the Pope
Auxiliary Bishop of Grand Rapids
Michigan, of which the Right Rever'
end Henry J. Richter, D. D., is Bishop
Auxiliary Bishop of Detroit Conse
crated.-Bishop-ele Edward D. Kelly
of Ann Arbor, Mich, was consecrated
Auxiliary Bishop of Detroit, in St
Thomas Church, Ann Arbor, on Janu
airy &c. The consecrating prelates
were Cardinal Gibbons, of Baltimore
Bishop Richter, of Grand Rapids, Mich
and Bishop Macs, of Covington, Ky
Archbishop Ireland preached the ser
mon at the conservation.
Catholic School in Saskatoon
Separate School for Catholics will
soon be established at Saskatoon
Sask., Canada, through the efforts o.
the local Council of the Knights O.
Columbus lately established in tina
city.
Canon Routhier Vicar General of OF
taWa. - Most Reverend Archbishop
Gauthier, of Ottawa, has appointed
Very Reverend Canon J. o. Routhie
Vicar General of the Diocese.
Death of Deaf-Mute Sster.-Siste
Patricia, a deaf-mute sister of the or
der of st. Joseph, residing at Noun
st. Joseph, Chestnut Hills, Philadel
phia, died recently after a brief lines
of pneumonia. She became incurabl,
deaf and dumb at the age of eigh
years and was sent to the Pennsyl
vania Deaf and Dumb Institute, il
Philadelphia, where she became an e1
pert in the sign language. After grad
uation, Archbishop Wood of Philade
phia recommended her for admission
to the Sisters of st. Joseph. For thil
ty-one years she and other Sisters g
the order who learned the sign lar
guage from her have been workin
among the deaf-mutes of Philadelphia
and especially in the deaf and dunn
institute from which she graduated
She was the only deaf-mute membe
of the order.
PauIist, Chaplain of California Sci
ate.-Reverend H. H. Wyman, G. S.
has been elected for a second tim
Chaplain of the State Senate of Cal
fornia He is the first Catholic prizes
to be accorded this honor, and the fir:
clergyman of any denomination to b
elected for a second term. Fathe
Wyman has lived in California for ST
teen years, and has been Superior I
the Paulist Community in San Franci
co for eleven years.
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