The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-01-18
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Sacred Heart Church, Denver
Rev. Edward Barry, S. j., pastor of
Sacred Heart Church, Denver, an
on Christmas Day that work
would soon be begun on the new
church, which is planned to be one of
the finest in the city. He also made
the announcement that he had recent
ly paid off the last portion of the $780,
900 debt with which the parish was
burdened when he took charge fifteen
years ago. The Christmas collections
at Sacred Heart Church and Loyola
Chapel amounted to $1,700.
Cities Bid for Convent.-Three cities
in the State of Georgia, Augusta, At
lanta and Washington, are strong bid
ders for the new st. Joseph Academy,
which, recently burned, is to be re-
built. On the invitation of commit
tee of business men, headed by the
Linwood G. Hayes, Bishop
Kelley, of Savannah, visited Augusta
and was shown three sites, with which
he was favorably impressed, but re-
served his decision.
New College JournaI.-The students
of st. Xavier College, Cincinnati, O.,
have issued their first quarterly edi-
ton of the Athenaeum, their college
paper.
Gift of Personal SerVice.-Mr John
D. Crimmins, of New York, gave, and
his family personally served a Christ
mas dinner to four hundred inmates
of the Home for the Aged cared for
by the Little Sisters of the Poor.
New Medical Dean.-Dr. A. L. Muir
head, for the past three years vice
dean of the Creighton Medical College,
Omaha, has been selected to fill the
Office of dean, made vacant by the
recent resignation of Dr. Dewitt G.
Bryant
Chicago Knights at ST. Marys.-
Two hundred of the Chicago Knights
of Columbus went on Christmas to ST.
Mary's Training School by special
train and provided there Christmas
treat for the little folks.
X. C. Home at Mason City.-There
was formal opening of the Knights
of Columbus building at Mason City,
"a, on Monday evening, January 6.
The building is now practically COM
pleted at cost of $4,000. It is one
of the best buildings in the city.
Confessions in Prison.-On Ember
Saturday, the Chaplain of the Massa-
chusetts State Prison, assisted by
fourteen priests, heard 800 confessions
in that prison.
Costly Organ in AIbany.-st. Jo-
seph's Church, Albany, N. Y, has put
up an organ whose cost is over $685.
000.
New Lithuanian Church.-At a re-
cent meeting the Cincinnati diocesan
building committee approved plans for
combination church and school to be
erected by the newly founded Lithuan-
ian parish at Dayton at a cost of $780,
900. The structure will be of con-
crete, two stories high, containing four
class rooms on the second floor, and
church seating 400 persons on the
first floor For many years the only
Lithuanian church in Ohio has been
ST. Georges, on Oregon Avenue, in the
city of Cleveland.
New Orleans Honors Late PreIate.-
The city council of New Orleans has
changed the name of Ridgeley Street
to Chapelle, in honor of the late Arch
bishop of New Orleans.
At One Church Forty-Eight Years.
Very Rev. Canon J. Subileau, one of
the oldest priests of the Diocese of
New Orleans, has resigned after a
pastorate of forty-eight years in st.
Augustines Church, New Orleans. His
first appointment was assistant at ST.
Augustine's and all his priestly labors
were confined to that parish.
New Home for X. of C.-The mem.
bers of McHale Council of Knights OF
Columbus, of Eaglewood, ILL.,, are plan.
ming a $4,000 club house.
Bishop and Governor Visit School,
st. Joseph's Alumnae of Brentwood
New York, engaged the Empire Thea
ter for Monday, January g., wher
Miss Maude Adams appeared in
'Peter Pan" st. Joseph's Academy
conducted by the Sisters of st. 10
seph, is under the patronage of the
Right Rev. Charles E. Mcdonnell
Bishop of Brooklyn, who was one
of the guests of honor on this occa
sion, and Governor William Sulzel
was the other.
Flag for Catholic coIIege.-The
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Re
public presented a United States fias
measuring 6x10 feet to All Hallows
College, Salt Lake City, recently. The
presentation was made through thu
Oliver o. Howard Post of the G. A. R
at the college hall The Rev. L. ]
Kelledy, S. NJ, president of the col
lege, accepted the gift in behalf of thu
faculty and students.
New Sisters HospitaI.-The Fran
cisan Sisters are building $4,000
| hospital at Beech Grove, Ind.