The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-02-03
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Union, composed of the United States
and 20 other American republics, pre-
scented Mgr. William T. Russell, of St.
Patrick's Catholic Church, Washington,
with a handsome silver loving cup in
recognition of his interest in Latin
America.
During the last three years Mgr.
Russell has celebrated Pan-American
mass each Thanksgiving Day, which
has been attended by the President
and by most of the members of the
diplomatic corps. 1t was largely in
recognition of the interest thus shown
that the cup was given.
Holy Name Manual in ltalian.-A
very useful work has just been COM
pleted by Rev. Anthony Bove, pastor
of ST. AIMS Church, Providence, r. I.
Father Bove has translated into Ital-
ian, for the use of the Holy Name So
cieties composed of Italian-speaking
men, large portion of the Holy Name
Manual The translation has been
printed and is now on sale. Such
work was much needed, as the Italian
Holy Name Societies were working at
a disadvantage with manual printed
in the English language and which was
not understood by large percentage
of the members.
Evening Lectures at LoyoIa.-With
the beginning of the second term a
complete series of evening lectures has
been inaugurated at Loyola College
Baltimore, in conjunction with the re-
gular course offered by the college.
The new course is intended primarily
for men and women who work during
the day. Degrees of Bachelor of Arts
and Master of Arts will be given on
the passing of a successful examina-
ton.
Archbishop at Public Library Dedi-
cation.-At the dedication of the hand
some new public library of st. Louis
some time ago, the Most Rev. Arch
bishop Glennon pronounced the bene-
diction to the services opened by an
invocation of Bishop Daniel S. futile.
The buildings and furnishings, cost
$1,5OO,00O. It was begun April 1, 1908.
Still Searching For Pope's Medals.
The search now in progress for set
of medals presented to the city of
New York in 1S48 by His Holiness,
Plus TX, has taken in the City Hall,
the Lenox Library collection now in
the Public Library, and the other col
Iections of the latter institution. 1t
seems singular that so unique and I'M
usual a gift as number of medals pre-
scented to the greatest city in the west
ern hemisphere by reigning Pontiff
and accepted formally by the city au-
thorities, by resolution of the Board
of Aldermen, in 1S4S, should be utterly
lost to public and, apparently, to pri-
vate view.
Death of Franciscan Brother
Brother Isidore (Patrick Joseph Gar
vey) died at st. Francis Monastery,
Brooklyn, recently. He was born in
the diocese of Limerick, Ireland, Feb
ruary 2, 1850. He came to the diocese
of Brooklyn, and on August 2, 1869,
he became postulant at st. Francis
Monastery where he received the ha-
bit August %, 1870, and made his re-
ligious profession August %, 1871
After many years of jealous work in
st. Joseph's school he was promoted
to the offices of master of novices and
treasurer of st. Francis Monastery. In
1895, he was appointed principal of
Our Lady of Mercy School, and later
principal of st. Pauls when he was
again appointed treasurer, which Of
fee he filled for many years until 1909,
when he was called back to the schools
again in the capacity of principal of
st. Mary's Star of the Sea.