The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-05-27
AMERICAN NEWS.

UlSuOp VI auoIA1cS VIM Az
Gently visited Western Canada, is
sending a Ruthenian priest to Regina,
and also one to Toronto. Father Wa
nipi goes to Regina. He will take
charge of the Ruthenian Normal
school there, and also superintend
those Saskatchewan Ruthenian set
Elements which have no pastor.
Father Jernz, Doctor of Theology,
goes to Toronto.
Memory of St. Francis to be Hon.
ored at San Diego Exposition.-At the
breaking of ground for the Panama
California Exposition, at San Diego,
July 1922, public honour will be given
to the memory of st. Francis of Assist.
The date corresponds, and is cOincl.
dent with, the first mission founded
there by Father Junipero Sierra, July
Is, 1859 At the public Pontifical
Mass, Bishop Conaty, of Los Angeles,
will off1ciate.
Mexican Catholic PreIate CounseIs
Peace.-The Most Rev. Archbishop
GiIIow, of Oaxaca, Mexico, in letter
to the clergy of the Archdiocese of
Oaxaca has urged upon the priests and
laymen to do all in their power to pre-
serve the peaceful conditions which
continue to obtain in the State OF
Oaxaca. The Archbishop says that
this policy is being adopted all over
the Republic by the Catholic clergy,
in order to encourage obedience to the
RECOGNIZED Federal authorities.
DR.. GIennon Appointed to Medical
Relief Corps.-Dr. William Paul Glen
non of St. Louis, Mo-, has been ap-
pointed by President Taft to the Med
ical Relief Corps of the United States
Army 1t is an honorary office, Gre
ated for the purpose of attracting the
interest of young physicians to army
medical work. DR.. Glennon is broth
er of Archbishop Glennon.
Efforts to Find Father Marquette's
Buried Crucifix.-An effort is being
made at Neenah, Wis, to locate the
gold crucifix buried by Father Mar
Quette in his trip up the Fox River
century ago. The cross was buried
near a mission later abandoned. In
dams on the Oneida reservation pos
sess the knowledge of it's location, but
have refused to divulge the secret,
which has been handed down from
generation to generation.
Death of Father Regain of Notre
Martin O. g e.
a noted educator and for twenty-five
years director of discipline at the Uni
versity at Notre Dame, Ind, died at
st. Joseph's Hospital, South Bend,
after an extended illness. He was 81
years old and a graduate of Notre
Dame University before taking up re-
ligious studies He was born in Mil
waukee, Wis, fifty-seven years ago,
and was ordained to the priesthood in
1885.
AGED Jesuit Dead.-Rev. John Te-
han, "a years old, a widely known
educator of the Jesuit Society, died
in St. Mary's, Kan, on May 4. He
had been member of the order for
So years. He was born in Frederick,
Md, June &c, 1928, and was educated
at Boston College, Boston, and be-
came a Jesuit in 1853. He was Or
dained to the priesthood in 1868.
Father Tehan was the last of three
brothers, who were members of the
Jesuit Society.
Gregorian Music at Dubuque Cathe-
will ho
rendered henceforth during church
services in the Dubuque cathedral. A
choir of boys, composed Of pupils OF
the cathedral parochial school, has
been provided for that purpose, and
has now reached a stage of proficiency
that warrants their undertaking to re-
place the former church choir in the
rendition of sacred music at the ca
thedral.
Catholic Population Of Great Falls.
The Catholics constitute fully 40 per
cent of the population of Great Falls,
Mont, or about 5000 souls, and among
them are to be counted many of her
most sturdy and progressive citizens.
To the efforts and influence of Mayor
Murphy may be ascribed much of the
city's recent growth and advancement.
Anniversary Mass for New York
Reqiment.-In st. Patrick's Cathedral,
New York, on Sunday afternoon, the
23d ult., there took place the 50th an
niversary commemoration of the sixty
ninth Regiment of New York. The
Archbishop presided at the services.
Only 20 of the original 1,40O Civil War
members were present as surviving
veterans.
American Delegates to Eucharistic
Congress.-The Rt. Rev Charles e.
Mcdonnell, D. D., Bishop of Brook.
Ign, N. Y, has given his approval to
a plan to have delegation of Brook.
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