The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-07-19
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Chan sixty OF which were spent as a
religious. She was born i'm Belgium in
1926 and was sent to San Jose as
teaching sister of the Notre Dame Or
der in 1854. She was engaged either
as teacher, sacristan or lithuanian in
San Jose for f1fty-nine years.
Archbishop Spalding Honored.-The
Alumni of the Spalding Institute, at
Peoria, an institution founded by
him, rendered the Most Rev. Arch
bishop Spalding a brilliant banquet
on June 22nd Senator Daily spoke on
Archbishop Spalding, the Citizen"
Attorney BARLEY, on Archbishop
Spalding, the Churchman."
PhiIadeIphia's S. v. p. Home.-The
Summer Home of the st. Vincent de
Paul Society for the poor children of
Philadelphia, at Port Kennedy, opened
last month with 14O children.
Purple for Iowa Priest.-On the
Archbishop Keane, of Dubuque, the
Rev. ]. J. Garland, of Independence,
Ia, has been elevated to the dignity
of Domestic Prelate.
"catholic Opinion" Suspends.-The
Catholic Opinion" of Lewiston,
Maine, suspended publication per-
manently with it's issue of June 20.
It's mailing list has been transferred
to new publication, 1.-THE Maine Cath
Ollie Historical Magazine" which will
be published under the official aus
pices of the Right Rev. Bishop
Walsh, d. d.
Wisconsin Church Dedicated
Bishop Fox dedicated the new S. Pc
ter and Paul Church at Green Bay,
Wis, on June 22nd. The cost of the
building is 100000.
Admiral Potts Dead.-Rear Admiral
Robert Potts, U. s. NJ, died suddenly
on Monday night, June 80, aged sew
enty-eight years. He was buried from
st. Matthew's Church, Washington.
The interment was in Arlington
Cemetery. He entered the service of
the navy in 1860. He leaves one son
and three daughters, two of whom are
Carmelite nuns.
New Departure in Federation
Grand Rapids, Mich, organized a
Catholic Federation of the diocese
on June %. 1t differs with the existing
form of organization in this that it
did not take the societies as unit, but
built up an organization on the units
of the parish, deanery and diocese.
Every parish was represented by the
pastor and at least two delegates. The
delegates were truly representative
and included all the nationalities in
the diocese. More than forty priests
we're present.
Father Dempsey's Experience,-The
editor of Father Dempsey's Magazine
speaking of the Italian settlement in
st. Louis, says: I'm all these sixteen
years among them, although there is
population of 5000 Italians by birth
| dllu uCSCSuLs L11O W44tO1 uOO0 AOI hAOW
of one case where an Italian girl has
brought the blush of shame to her
parents cheeks"
Mission Bells Mark Route.-The
Kings highway, better known by its
old name as Ell Canine Real, which
reaches from San Diego to San Fran
cisco, will be restored for the opening
of the Panama Exposition and its
route marked by mile indicators in the
shape of mission bells. This is the
road which marks the advance of the
early Catholic missionaries into the
unexplored region of California. The
Ell Canine Real Association has al
ready installed 1856 bells along the his
toric road. Orange County alone has
devoted $1,270,O0O to the restoration
Union of North Carolina Nuns.-OI
June 20, the community of Sisters Of
Mercy at Belmont, North Carolina
founded by Bishop England in 1929
were united with the Sisters of Mercy
founded by Mother McAuley and ap
proved by Pope Gregory XVI. in 1912
The union took place in the chapel Of
the Sacred Heart College, Belmont
where the decree of union issued by
Pope Plus X through the Sacred Con
gregation of Regulars and dated De
cember 5, 1912, was read to the as
sembled nuns. While the work which
has been done for many years pas
! still continues the same-teaching
caring for orphans and the sick il
hospitals-the order has now the sane
ton of the Holy See.
: Doctor Scores SociaIism.-In his
address at the graduation exercises a
Boston University last month, Profes
sor Austin NJ Fletcher, Ii. D., of New
York City, speaking of Socialism said.
Socialism has already become revo
luton; it is boldly and rapidly ad
vancing towards it's ends through
anarchy, and every day it is increas
ing its errors"
Mexican Bishops in 6oston.-Thc
hierarchy in Mexico have decided tt
send a special representative to thu
second Catholic Missionary Congress
to be held in Boston from October 1!
to 81 The delegate is to be the Mos
Rev. Eulogius GiIlow y Zavalza, D. D.
Archbishop of Oaxaca, who will b.