The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-04-22

perpetuated in chapel to be built
under the auspices of the Church Elk
tension Society. The chapel is the
gift of the Alumnae of Mount st. Jo-
seph College, Philadelphia. 1t will be
dedicated to ST. Clement and will be
build in the Opelika Mission, Alabama
Churches in Honor of st. Patrick
There are in this country four hun
dred and ninety-one Catholic Churches
bearing the name of st. Patrick, of
which five are Cathedrals, st. Pat
rick's, New York; st. Patrick's, Har-
risburg; ST. Patrick's. Newark; St.
Patrick's, Rochester, and st. Patricks,
Lead, S. D. The Diocese of Peoria,
H., leads all others in the number of
it's St. Patrick's Churches. Wiscon-
sin has ST. Patrick's Church with a
German congregation and pastor.
Chicago Catholic Women's League to
Safeguard Strangers-With view to
safeguarding against evil young women
coming to Chicago in search of en-
ployment, the Catholic Woman's
League of Chicago has opened an Office
at Z West Madison Street, where
strangers will be assisted in getting
employment.
Archbishop Quigley has given his
support to the protective movement,
and formal opening of the new Of
fee has been announced for April 20.
It is the intention of league mem
bers to cooperate with probation Off
GERS, visiting nurses, police matrons
and others interested in this work
The move had it's inception at the
National Conference of Catholic Char
tiles in Washington last year. Mrs
Nj. G.. Wilson is chairman Of the COM
mittee having the work in charge.
Spread of Pioneer Sisterhood in
South.-The Sisters of Loretto have
establishments in Kentucky, Missouri,
Ohio, Alabama, Illinois, Nebraska, Col
orado, Texas and Arizona; the Sisters
of Nazareth have establishments in
Kentucky, Ohio, Virginia, Massachu-
sets, Maryland, Tennessee, Arkansas
and Mississippi. The centenaries of
both of these Institutes will occur
next year.
Dominican Sisters to Manage Hos
pitaI in Oregon.-At recent meeting
of the Commercial Club of Ontario,
Ore, bonus of $1,000 was pledged to
Bishop O'Reilly for the building of a
$4,000 hospital, which will be in
charge of the Irish Dominican Nuns re-
Gently exiled from Portugal.
Bohemian Settlement in West
Arrangements are being made near
Ontario, Oregon, for a settlement of
sixty Bohemian families. Agents of
the colony have secured contracts for
the purchase of $4,000 acres of dry
land that will come under the pumping
plant, and this will be divided into
forty-acre tracts for the prospective
settlers.
Buffalo Catholic Teachers Make Re-
treat.-The Catholic teachers of Buff
falo, N. Y, 800 Or more in number,
were in spiritual retreat last week.
Rev. Geo. A. Fargis, S. J.. conducted
the exercises and preached the SER
mons.
Notre Dame to Erect Replica of
Father corby Satisfactorily mass
meeting was held in Corby Hall,
Notre Dame University, Notre Dame
Ind, for the purpose of taking up the
project of erecting in front of the old
hall replica of the Father Corby
statue recently unveiled on the field
of Gettysburg
Spanish Paper Started in San Fran.
cisco.-San Francisco has a new Cath.
Ollie paper, designed for it's Spanish
speaking population. It is called
America Espanola,'' and is edited by
DR.. Eduardo M. Balsalobre. Messrs
Humberto Ramos and Miguel T. In
gunza are associate editors.
Preliminary Steps Taken to Canon
| lES "dEIyiCO fATtCIISdu FIdflClSSans-
The General Postulator of the Fran
ciscan Order, Rev. FIR. Paolini, has in
stituted preliminary action for the in
PRODUCTION of the Cause of the martyr
ed Father Heinrich, 0. F. NJ. Fathel
Heinrich was murdered by an anar
chist while administering Holy Com
munion in a Church in Denver, Colo
Feb. "a, 1908.
Cardinal Gibbons Fifth in Sacred
CoIIege.-There are only four car
dinals ahead of Cardinal Gibbons il
seniority, namely, Cardinal Moran
Archbishop of Sydney; Cardinal Cape
celatro, Cardinal Netto of Portugal
and Cardinal Oreglia di Santo Ste
fano. This makes Cardinal Gibbon
, the senior of all the Cardinal Bishop
except Cardinal Oreglia, of all tn
, CARDINAL except the othe