The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-11-08
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Three Churches in One Month";
Three churches begun in one month
is the record of Yonkers, N. Y, for
October. Our Lady of Mount Carmel,
a church for the Italians, was begun
October 5; the cornerstone of the new
Sacred Heart Church, in charge of the
Capuchins, was laid Sunday, October
IL, by Right Rev. Monsignor Mooney,
V. g., who also laid the cornerstone
of the Holy Rosary Church, Sunday,
October 26.
New Philippine Policy Indicated
Manuel Tinio has been appointed
head of the bureau of lands in the
Philippine Islands, and this is regard
ed as implying the adoption of new
attitude toward the friar land ques-
ton.
Church for Negroes BIessed.-The
new Church and School of St. Monica,
Kansas City, Missouri, to be used for
the colored people, was blessed Sun
day morning, October 26, by the Right
Reverend Bishop Lillis.
Socialist Shows CoIors.-A Social
list member of the Kalamazoo Board
of Supervisors, precipitated a serious
fight in that body October z when he
voiced opposition to the election of
Catholic as county school examiner.
He was severely rebuked by Super
visor Cummings, Of Comstock, for
bringing up the issue.
Home for Croatian cathoIics.-The
National Croatian Home, Detroit,
Mich, was dedicated Sunday, October
10, by Rev. Francis Hack. Over six
men marched to the building
and representatives of fifteen societies
were present at the dedication. The
structure, 120 feet long and 80 feet
wide, was erected by the 5000 Croat-
ians who live in Detroit at cost of
$4,000.
Orphanage at Marquette.-An or
phanage, to cost from $4,000 to $780,
900, for the Catholic Diocese of Sault
Ste. Marie and Marquette, will be
erected in the latter city west of st.
Mary's Hospital.
Nuns Take Over County Hospital.
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hospital to a community of Sisters
,or $4,000. The Sisters agree to erect
4 building that will represent an ex-
Denditure of $4,000 and to give the
city of Escanaba and the county a
hospital that will rank with the best
N the Upper Peninsula. During the
past thirty years the estimated cost
10 the county of this hospital, exclu-
sive of investment and property, has
been 100000.
LoyoTa's Lecture Bureau.-Loyola
University Lecture Bureau, which was
naugurated last year in Chicago, has
entered a new field. On October Is
It began course of lectures on social
in the lecture room of
he Loyola Law School. These lee
lures are especially arranged for &C
i've or prospective social workers and
are given by well-known experts in
he various departments of social
service This is the first time that
such course has ever been attempt
ed under Catholic auspices.
A Catholic School Triumph.-St
Joseph's Academy, Trinidad, Colora-
DO, made phenomenal showing in the
recent penmanship contest at the Las
Animas county fair. There are 1920
students in the Trinidad public
schools, while st. Joseph's has $40.
still st. Joseph's secured six out of
the fifteen prizes for which it con-
,ested-three firsts and three seconds.
Thanksgiving for Denver K. of c.'s.
The Knights of Columbus are max
ing great preparations for celebra-
ton to be held in Denver on Thanks
giving Day, when the fourth degree
will be given a class of one hundred
and fifty members. The candidates
will come from all over Colorado and
and the ceremonial will be
in charge of Michael w. Purcell, of
Colorado Springs, master of the fourth
degree in that district.
Civil War Nurse Dies.-Sister
Laura (CarrolD, aged seventy-seven
years, died Wednesday, October 10,
at st. Vincent's Hospital, Indianapolis,
Ind, after about four years illness.
The deceased Sister was born in
County Tipperary, Ireland,
and came to this country with her
parents when thirteen years old. She
entered the religious life in 1856, and
at the opening of the Civil War was
sent with a number of other nursing
Sisters to the hospital at Frederick,
Md, where great numbers of Union
soldiers were cared for. Sister Laura
had been in pharmacy work for many
years and was an expert in that de-
partment.
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