The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-11-11
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Catholic Citizen Buys Memphis
Journal.-The Catholic Journal of
Memphis is now published under the
management of the Catholic Citizen"
of Milwaukee, by whom the Journal
was recently purchased. It is now an
8 page, Sc column paper Of same size
and arrangement as the Catholic
Citizen"
Sisters Of Providence Observe An
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. years ago six
Sisters of Providence from France ar
rived in stage coach at log house
in the woods five miles northwest of
Terre Haute, Ind, to found the Order
in the United States. The anniversary
was celebrated last Sunday at St.
Mary's of the Woods There are at
present several hundred Sisters of the
order teaching in various states of
the Union
Secretary of the Diocese of Quebec
The Rev. Father Jules Laberge has
been named Secretary of the Archdio-
cese of Quebec, to succeed the Rev.
Father Laflamme, who has been
named pastor of the Basilica of Notre
Dame, Quebec.
Atlanta's Catholic Boys Club
Leaders in the Catholic Church of At
lanta, Ca, have begun movement
for the organization of a Catholic
Boys Club to provide for the 1000
Catholic youths in the city. A meet
ing has been held It is understood
the promoters are in favor of securing
lot and erecting a building to con-
tain the most modern athletic and
gymnastic equipment
Requiem for Liszt-On the centen-
airy of the Hungarian composer, Able
Franz List, a Requiem Mass was
celebrated in the presence of Arch
bishop Farley, in ST. Patrick's Cattle
dral, New York City, on Saturday
morning, October Fl. The sermon was
preached by Mgr Lavelle and music
selected form the works of List was
sung by the Cathedral choir.
Father Damen's Works.-Father
Damen, the missionary, was the first
Jesuit, after Marquette, to labor in
Chicago. He is now no more, but his
work, the great parish of the Holy
Family, begun in 1852, and the present
St. Ignatius College and Loyola Uni
versity, are the fruits of his work.
Course Of Engineering.-There is
one large Catholic institution, the Uni
versity of Notre Dame, which has been
maintaining department of en-
cheering for the last twenty years.
The first class was graduated from
Notre Dame in Civil Engineering in
1885, In all since that year there
have been one hundred and seven
young men graduated as Civil
Engineers from Notre Dame, sixty
four as Electrical Engineers since
1897 and thirty-two as Mechanical
Engineers since 1899 and in the other
departments a smaller number.
Vicar General Of Vancouver.-The
Rev. John Althoff, of Nelson, B. c.,
has been appointed Vicar-General Of
the Vancouver Archdiocese.
Cardinals Jubilee Gift To the Blind.
LAS far back as 1895 the American
| yowi n%S FNr hn hind OF ic-
vile, KY, published the Cardinals
Faith of Our Fathers" The book
was embossed in two volumes of
royal quarto size for lady in Bal
timore, the price of the two volumes
being four dollars. Prior to that date
only one other Catholic book had been
embossed for the Catholic blind of the
United States, viz, a small catechism,
published in 1878 with the appreciation
of the Right Rev. William G. McClos.
key, D. D., in the system known as the
Boston line letter print on modified
i form of our Roman letters. In 1895
this same catechism was also pub
lished in the New York print system
and sold for seventy-five cents.
! Bishop Chabrat's Centenary
Christmas will be the centenary OF
the first ordination of a priest in Ken
tucky-Rev. Guy Ignatius Chabrat, by
Bishop F1aget, at st. Roses convent
of the Dominicans, in Washington
county. He afterwards became
Coadjutor- Bishop of Bardstown-Louis
vile.
PapaI Decoration for Mrs. Walsh
In Brooklyn, N. Y, recently Mrs. AM
Eliza McCaddin Walsh received tn,
Papal insignia of the Ladies of tn,
Holy Sepulchre, conferred through
the Apostolic Delegation, Washington
, by Mgr. Grammar.
EUROPEAN NEWS.