The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-03-04

0GdAtlCy fkGLtH s--IACN. 4 LILY 1CUO6,
for 81 years pastor of st. Leo's church,
Tacoma, and for 20 years Vicar-Gen-
eral of the diocese of Seattle, has ten
dered to Bishop O'Dea his resignation
as pastor of ST. Leo's. Father Hyle-
hos will retain his position as Vicar
General and will continue to make his
home in Tacoma. During his pastor
ate ST. Leo's church has grown from
Is communicates to 1000 and the work
of the parish has grown correspond
ingly. Father Hylebos came to this
diocese in 1871 as secretary to Bishop
cese of Nesqually, now the diocese of
Seattle. He was president of Holy
Angels College of Vancouver, then the
diocesan seat. During the years of his
work Father HylebOs built churches
at st. Johns, Laouis Falls, Cowlitz
never going to parish with church
ready built and all his early work be-
ing on the very frontier In the early
days Father Hylebos took deep inter-
est in the welfare of the Indians of
this locality, is a thorough master of
their languages and has done much for
their welfare Under President Cleve-
land he was commissioner to Wash
ington, D. c., for the Indians, going
there to represent them and their
claims. st. Leos church, of which he
has so long been pastor, is entirely
free of debt and has long been so and
has continued it's steady growth.
Bishop Ward Consecrated.-Rt. Rev.
John Ward was consecrated Bishop
of Leavenworth, Kan, on Feb. %.
Most Rev. Diomede Falconio, Apes
tolic Delegate to the United States,
was consecrator and Rt. Rev. Thomas
F. Lillis, Coadjutor Bishop of Kansas
City, Mo-, and Rt Rev. John Cunning
ham, Bishop of Concordia, Kan, were
his assistants.
Father Mcbride Appointed Pastor
of Cathedral, Milwaukee. - Rev.
Charles F. Mcbride of Oconomowoc,
Wis, who has been appointed pastor
of st. Johns Cathedral, Milwaukee,
succeeding the late Rt. Rev. J. j.
Keogh, was guest of honor on Monday
night, February II, at public recep-
ton to which all the people of Ocon-
omowoc and vicinity were invited
Father Mcbride has been pastor of
the church in Oconomowoc for the past
seventeen years, and has become iden-
titled with the public life of the city.
He has been director of the bust
ness league since it's organization.
Monument to Father Jogues, S. j.
The New York State Historical So
ciety, an organization composed al
most entirely of non-Catholics, but in
Guiding in it's membership a very large
number of influential men from all
parts of New York state, at their re-
cent annual meeting resolved to erect
at some point on Lake George, a
memorial to the martyr, Father Isaac
Jogues, S. j., the first missionary to
the Iroquois Indians, and the first
white man to visit Lake George. The
Regents of the University of the State
| of New York have also voted their ap
prevail of this movement The His
torical Society has appointed special
committee to take charge of the pro
posed memorial, and already generous
subscriptions have been received fol-
that purpose.
San Francisco Entertains Eastern
Prelate.-During the week of Feb. 6
San Francisco entertained a very dis
tinguished guest from the Orient, Rev
Father Heinrich, S. NJ, of Toxic
Japan. Father Heinrich is one of the
foremost Catholic missionaries ant
educators in the Far East, and is here
on his return journey to Japan fol
lowing an extensive tour of Europe
and America devoted to a study O
educational methods
Governor Wilson Appoints Catholic
to Office.-One of the first acts o
Woodrow Wilson, after becoming gov
ernor of New Jersey, was to appoin
Joseph P. Tumulty, prominent alum
nus of the Jesuit College of st. Peter
in Jersey City, his private secretary
It is said also that it was on Gov
ernor Wilson's advice that the retir
ing Republican Governor Fort appoint
/ ed the Hon. Mark A. Sullivan as judg
of the Court of Errors and Appeals
Judge Sullivan is another Jesuit boy
and probably the youngest judge OF
the bench.
Father Schilling Of Cairo Comes t
4 Washington.-Word has been receives
of the appointment, by the Most Re,
Father General Of Rev. Godfrey Schi
ling, o. F. M, of Cairo, Egypt, to tn
position as commissary of the Ho1
Land and superior of Mt Sepulchr
College in Washington, d. G.. Fathe
Godfrey was the founder and builde
of this institution, which is one Q
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