The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-12-07
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the priests in need of relaxation.
TWO Valuable Paintings.-The
steamer "Kroonland" has brought to
New York, two of Ruben's paintings,
valued at $65,000, picturing IS. Peter
and Paul. They were originally in the
Capuchin Church in Antwerp.
Indiana Cemetery.-The Catholic
cemetery at Fort Wayne, Ind, will
have splendid mausoleum whose cost
may exceed $125,OOO.
Chicago Catholics Protest.-A mass
meeting of the congregations of eight
Catholic churches in the Eighth ward
ing, November 81, in the Church of
the Immaculate Conception at Eighty
eighth street and Exchange avenue, to
protest against the re-opening of the
segregated district Bishop Rhode
presided The Catholic population of
the Eighth ward is placed at 10000.
Catholic Supreme Judge.-Judge
Charles O'Neil, Franklin, La, a former
pupil of the Christian Brothers col
lege, Memphis, Tenn, has been elected
Supreme Judge of the Fourth District
of Louisiana.
Chicago Knights.-Calumet Council,
Knights of Columbus, whose member
ship is the largest in the Order, num-
bering 1900 men, has completed it's
club house at 62nd street and Cottage
Grove avenue, Chicago. The council
opened the new building with a home
coming carnival Thanksgiving week,
November 25th to 30th.
Chicago Provincial c. S. V.-Word
has been received from the General
Direction of the Clerics of st. Viator
in Brussels, Belgium, that the Very
Rev. e. L. Rivard, G. S. ", has been
appointed Provincial of the Chicago
Province. He succeeds the Very Rev.
J. A. Charlebois, G. S. ", who has
filed the Office during the last four
years.
Utility of seismograph increased
Father Tondorf, s. j., head of the OBJ
servatory at Georgetown University,
has perfected a scheme to be used
with the new seismograph just in
stalled at the observatory, in not only
locating the distance Of an earthquake,
but also the point on the earth's sur
face where the earthquake occurs.
Conservation of Bishop lie Blanc
The conservation of Rt Rev. E. A.
LIE Blanc, Bishop-elect of st. John,
N. B., will take place in the Cathedral
in that city on December 10. His
Excellency the Most Rev. Apostolic
Delegate, Archbishop stagni, of Otta-
wa, will be the consecrating prelate.
Priest for Deaf Mutes.-Father Hig-
gins, who has mastered the lip and
sign language, has been placed in
charge of the Catholic deaf mutes of
New Orleans.
Against Sex Hygiene.-The Fedora
ton of Catholic Societies of Denver
has filed protest with the school
board against the proposed teaching
of sex hygiene in the schools.
Investiture of Mgr. Tierney.-De-
cember 9Th has been selected for the
investiture of Rt. Rev. Mgr John J.
Tierney of Mount st. Mary's, Emmits-
burg, Md.
Youthful Charity Workers in Cuba.
"A movement has been set on foot by
the students of the Christian Brothers
College at Havana, Cuba, to build,
equip and maintain free school in
one of the poorer districts.
They have already begun the work
by devoting considerable time on Sun
days to catechizing poor and neg
lected children, preparing them for
first Communion. They have also es-
tablished a clothing depot to supply
with clothing the poorest Of the chill
dren who come to catechism."
In an appeal to the people of Vedado
for cooperation, they say, eve are but
children extending a helping hand so
that other children, less fortunate than
ourselves, may receive the bread of in
struction and of Christian education
which they so sadly need and which
there is no one to break for them. It
is for you, ladies and gentlemen, to
provide this section of our city with
a free school for poor children"