The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-04-08

marks the fulfillment of a promise
made by Sister Superior, Anthony, of
the Order Of the Sacred Heart, when
Wallace was burning last August, that
if the Hospital were saved from the
flames she would have the statue
erected as memorial.
Vincentian Fathers Withdraw From
Teaching.-The Superiors of the Con-
gregation of the Vincentian Fathers
have determined to withdraw the
members of their order from COLLECT
ate work and devote themselves to
the original purposes of their con-
gregation in parochial and mission
work.
Canadian Missioners Leave for
Japan.-Father Joseph Deffresnes, a
missionary in Japan, who has been
spending the past year in Quebec,
returned lately to his field of labor.
taking with him two young Francis
can priests who are among the first
native Canadians to give their life to
mission work in the Far East.
! New Charitable Institution to be
Opened.-Within a few months, two
new Catholic charities of a much
needed character will be opened in
Los Angeles. They are a home for
boys, conducted by the Christian
Brothers, and an infants asylum, I'M
der the direction of the Sisters of
Charity. The latter will be for infants
less than 2 years of age, who are
ineligible for admission to the orphans
ayslums.
Vicar General of Detroit Resigns
Rev. M. ]. P. Dempsey of the Cattle
dral of SIS. Peter and Paul, has sent to
Bishop Foley his resignation as Vicar
General of the diocese of Detroit in
favor of the new Auxiliary Bishop, Rt
Rev. Edward D. Kelly, of Ann Arbor
Catholic Church to Have Charge of
Religious Ceremonies at Panama
California Exposition.-The celebra-
tionNcommittee in charge of the ground
breaking ceremonies for the Panama
California Exposition at San Diego,
has notified Bishop Conaty that it is
their desire that the Catholic Church
have full charge of the religious cere-
monial, and have requested him to
meet the committee at his earliest
convenience to make preliminary prep
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Conaty has accepted the invitation.
Sisters to Rebuild Convent.-The
Sisters of st. Ann at Nanaimo, B. c.,
have decided to build a convent to
replace the one destroyed by fire six
months ago. The contract was award
ed recently and calls for a three-story
frame structure to cost in the neigh
borhood of $4,000.
! New Academy Dedicated.-On the
feast of st. Joseph, His Grace Arch
bishop McNeill of Vancouver, B. c.,
/ celebrated mass for the Sisters of the
Sacred Heart in their new academy.
The doors of the institution were
thrown open on Monday morning to
the first students. r
Initial Number of the University
ymposium.-During the past month
the University Symposium, edited and
managed by the lay students of the
University, made it's initial appear
ance. It's staff includes representa-
tives of the various departments in
the University and through them it
is able to keep the friends of the Uni
versity well informed concerning the
manifold activities of the institution.
The first number is very attractive
in it's makeup, it's contents are bright
and newsy, and altogether it promises
to reflect credit on the young men
who have undertaken to give the
student body of the University the
organ of mutual communication that it
has long been hoped for.
Costly Catholic MausoIeum.-The
Catholics of Cincinnati are planning to
erect a 100000 mausoleum in st.
Joseph's Cemetery, Price Hill. It
will have capacity of one thousand
crypts, part of which will be arranged
in family compartment vaults. The
building will be constructed of Roman
concrete and steel, finished in marble
throughout. Each crypt will be
equipped with patented sanitary de
vices to provide for the taking off
of any possible moisture or gases.
The appreciation of the Most Reverend
Archbishop Moeller has been secured