The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-05-25
AMERICAN NEWS.

Gaelic League Secretary Coming
Mr.. Patrick O'Daly, General Secretary
of the Gaelic League of Ireland, will
shortly visit the United States. His
coming is made necessary by the ill
ness of Shane Leslie. Mr.. Leslie is
suffering from an affection of the
throat which will prevent his appear
ance as a public speaker for some
time. Public meetings have been ar
ranged to take place in Chicago, Phil
adelphia, ST. Paul and Hartford, at
which Father O'Flanagan and Shane
Leslie were to be the principal
speakers. In view of Mr.. Leslies
inability to speak at those meetings
it was found necessary to invite Mr..
O'Daly to take his place.
Large Request to Catholic Charity.
Thomas F. Hayden, an alumnus OF
ST. Louis University, who died at st.
Johns Hospital, left about one half
of his estate to the cause of Catholic
charity. Each of the following in
situations received $4,000: Little
Sisters of the Poor, Father DUNES
Newsboys' Home, st. Mary's Female
Orphan Asylum, st. Joseph's Male
Orphan Asylum, the Oblate Sisters of
Providence, Good Shepherd Nuns, st.
Anne's Widows Home, Founding Asy-
lum, Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Mt. st.
Rose Hospital Kenrick Seminary, the
CT Francis XQVior'S
Church.
Father Dempsey Appointed a Dele
gate.-The Rev. Timothy Dempsey,
pastor of St. Patrick Church, st. Louis,
founder of the Workingmen's Hotel,
the Working women's Hotel and Day
Nursery was appointed by Governor
Hadley to represent Missouri at the
Southern Sociological Congress at
Nashville, May Z.
Mrs. HosIey Will Become Num-
Mrs. Hosley, widow of Commander H.
H. Hosley, U. S. N, will enter the
Society of the Sacred Heart Mrs.
Hosley is at present at Kenwood Con-
vent, near Albany, N. Y, where her
novitiate will be passed. She is the
mother of a child who Immediately
after her graduation two years ago
entered the Order of the Sisters of
Charity at Emmittsburg, Md.
To Confer Laetare Medal.-The
Laetare medal, which was recently
awarded to Thomas M. Mulry by Notre
Dame University, was conferred
upon Mr.. Mulry on Monday evening,
May 10, at Cathedral College, New
York His Eminence Cardinal Farley
attended as did also the Very Rev.
DR.. Cavanaugh, c.. S. c., President of
Notre Dame and others distinguished
in different walks of life.
Will Build New AsyIum.-Last week
work was started on the first of a
series of four handsome new buildings
for the st. Joseph Orphan Asylum and
Industrial School of Oklahoma City,
Okla. The cost of the four buildings
will be $4,000.
Crippled Girl cured.-The remark
able story of the cure of Mary
Shearon, little girl crippled from
birth, is reported by the Butte Inter
Mountain, of Butte, Mont. A mission
was being given in st. Peters Church,
that city, by the Passionist Fathers,
and the child decided to make a
novena to st. Paul of the Cross, a
relic of whom was exposed for the
generation of the faithful. At the
close of the ninth day the child, while
at play, found that she could walk.
Philadelphia Diocesan Synod.-A
diocesan synod, convened by Arch.
bishop Prendergast, was held in the
Cathedral recently. It was attended
by five hundred priests, including both
the diocesan clergy and members OF
religious Orders.
Chaplain for Montreal Penitentfary
M Fable A. Martin will be the new
chaplain for the penitentiary of Saint
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M. PAbbe Harel, who died recently.
Loretto Chapel Dedicated in Denver
At Denver and it's great academy
"Loretto Heights the centenary cele
bration of the Loretto Order began
with the dedication of the new Chape
of Our Lady of Loretto by Bishop
Matz, assisted by over 20 priests. The
sermon was preached by Father Ryan
Nestor of Louisville Priests Dead
Very Rev. Laurence Bax, the patri
arch priest of Louisville, KY, died il
Holland, on Saturday, April 81. Fa
Their Bax was born in 1923 and wa:
ordained March Is, 1852. For 81 year.
he was pastor of st. Johns Church
Louisville. He retired from active
service in 1903 and went To Tilhure