The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-02-25
AMERICAN NEWS.

Sisters-The business men of Column
bus, Ohio are undertaking to raise
$4,000 for the Sisters of ST. Anthony
Hospital, who are obliged to pay a
claim of the city as street assessment.
Sisters Remains to Be Removed to
New Community Cemetery.-The re-
mains of one hundred and ten Sisters
of the Congregation of Notre Dame,
Montreal, which have been reposing in
a crypt in the Notre Dame de Pit1e
Church. at the foot of ST. Lawrence
street since 1898, will be exhumed and
reburied in the community's cemetery
at Notre Dame de Grace.
lnvestiture of Mgr. Saunders.-Rev.
J. T. Saunders, of Fort Dodge, Iowa,
will be invested with the purple robes
of monsignor by Bishop P. ]. Garri-
gan, March II. This will be the sec
ond time within three years that
Bishop Garrigan has invested mon
signor at Fort Dodge.
Pioneer Missionary Made Monsig-
nor.-After almost thirty-seven years
of faithful service and hard work as
a Catholic missionary throughout the
Pacific Northwest, Father John B.
Boulet, of Bellingham, Wash, the old
est Catholic pioneer missionary in the
states of Washington and Oregon, has
received an appointment as Domestic
Prelate of the papal household. The
solemn investiture took place February
% at the Church of the Assumption in
Bellingham.
Gifts for Memorial ChapeIs.-
Through the offices of the Church Elk
tension Society, young lady of New
York City has given $500 to the Fran
ciscan Fathers of Pena Blanca, New
" Mexico, to erect chapel in honor OF
St. Dorothea in the Mission of St. Do
mingo, in memory of her sister Doro-
thy Her other sister has sent $500
to the Most Rev Archbishop of Santa
Fe for the repair of some old chapels
in New Mexico.
New Benedictine University.-Fa-
Their Hildebrand, of Sacred Heart Ben
edictine College, Okla, announces that
work upon the Benedictine university
at Shawnee will begin at once. 1t
will be similar to Notre Dame Univer-
sity, Ind. Sacred Heart School will
be maintained for the purpose for
which it was Originally built, namely,
mission work among the Indians The
monastery will also move to Shaw
nee.
Registration at Catholic University.
The registered students at the Uni
vesity this year number about three
hundred and sixty Of these, one hum
dred and sixty are lay students and
come mostly from our leading Catholic
colleges and high schools. The eccle-
siastical students number two hun
dred, of whom one hundred and forty
two are novices of the several relig-
ious orders whose colleges adjoin the
University. The other f1fty-eight are
secular ecclesiastics, forty-three OF
whom are residents in Divinity Hall
and fifteen in the Apostolic Mission
House. Of the religious ecclesiastics,
the Dominicans number thirty seven
the Holy Cross Fathers thirty-one, the
Paulists twenJy-seven, the Marists
twenty-five, the Franciscans nineteen
and the Sulpicians four. Thirty states
are represented in the University, also
the following foreign countries: Brit
ish West Indies, Canada, Germany
ireland, England, Bavaria, Cuba
France, Russia, Hungary and the Phil
ippines.
Memorial to Father Leo Heinrichs
Some friends of the Church Exten
sion Society have built memoria
chapel at Dundee Lake, N. j., in re
membrance of the martyred Francis
can Father, Leo Heinrichs, near the
place where he is buried. On Febru
airy, % the anniversary of the death
Father Leo, beautiful set of stations
of the Cross were blessed and put III
in the chapel, which was given il
charge of the Franciscan Fathers o
Paterson by the Rt. Rev. J. ]. O'Con
nor Bishop of Newark.
Temperance Lectures at the Cathc
lie UniVersity.-In accordance with tn
provisions of the endowment made b.
the Catholic Total Abstinence Societ
of America, at the Catholic Universit
two lectures are given each year Of
subjects connected with the life an
work of Father Mathew, the great Il
ish apostle of temperance. This yea
the first of these lectures was given a
the University on January 5th by tn
Very Reverend Alexander P. Doyle. {
S. P, on "The Catholic Church and tn
Prohibition Movement" The secon
lecture was given on January 26th b
Rev. Peter O'Callaghan, c. S. p, of s
Mary's Church, Chicago, on THE Pow
er of Example in Temperance RI
FORM
A Sisters Tribute to italian Won1eI
At a meeting last week of the Yves