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estant Colored church Of Wilmington,
was received, with her child, into the
Catholic Church.
Praises Catholic chaplains.-The
Living Church, an Episcopalian week
ly speaks as follows of our Catholic
chaplain corps: "The greater eff
cheney of the Roman Catholic chap
lains over many others in the service,
of which we have often heard, is due
to the fact that no appointment is
made from among the Roman clergy
without first securing the endorse
ment of Cardinal Gibbons"
University Students Organize
Catholic students attending the Uni
versity of Buffalo completed the or
ganization of their new society, Sun
day, November 9, at st. Mary's Club.
Public School Course Overloaded.
The u. S. Bureau of Education has
issued the report of committee of
eminent teachers, headed by Presi-
dent James H. Baker, of the Univer-
sity of Colorado, in which occurs the
following criticism: "The great mis-
take in our education is to.
suppose that quantity and strain
constitute education. Education is
a question of doing a few es-
sential things we'll and without over
strain. The college has committed
grievous mistake in demanding ever
more in quantity than in quality pro-
duced under conditions of healthy
normal development.
Servite Church BIessed.-Most Rev
erend Archbishop Casey of Vancouver,
on Sunday, November 2, blessed and
dedicated the new Church of Our Lady
of Sorrows, for the Services, in the
presence of a congregation which was
representative of all the city churches.
Generous Donation Of Denver
Woman.-Leaf1ets distributed at the
Immaculate Conception Cathedral,
Sunday, November 2, gave the names
of all who had contributed to the Oc-
tober special collection, raised to pay
the interest on the building debt, and
showed that $3,630.15 altogether was
subscribed. The highest donor was
Mrs. D. F. Murto, who gave $500.
Catholics Suing for church.-Greek
Roman Catholics of Pueblo are suing
certain former members of their con-
gregation who deliberately turned the
church over to the Russian Orthodox
Catholic Church, after a split in the
congregational ranks. 1t is claimed
in the petition that Archbishop Roy
desvensky, the Russian Orthodox pre-
late in whose name the property now
stands, has no right to the title of
archbishop and is not a minister of
endeavoring to get the church back.
Catholic Negroes Organization
Through the cooperation of the Rev.
Thomas M. O'Keefe, pastor of the
Church of st. Benedict the Moor, a
conference of the Society of st. Vim
cent de Paul was recently established
in that parish. The membership is
made up exclusively of Colored Cath
olics.
New Residence at Mission-The
new residence at the old Mission near
Tucson, Arizona, is completed, and is
now serving as headquarters for the
Franciscan missionaries working
among the Papago Indians. Father
Ferdinand Artiz, o. F. M, is the SUI
perior.
Religious an ornithoIogist.-Brot
Alphonse, G.. S. c., project of Brown
son hall, Notre Dame, and two others
are collecting species of the local
birds for the science department of
the University. The collection when
completed will contain at least $50
birds. Brother Alphonse has been
studying the birds of Indiana and
Southern Michigan for the past seven
years
requests to Philadelphia Charities
Subject to life interests in her es.
tate, valued at $4,000, the will of Mary
A. ONeil of Philadelphia, divides the
principal equally between st. Joseph's
Orphan Asylum and st. Joseph IS
Home, Wilmington.
Five hundred dollars are left to ST.
Francis Xavier's Church, Philadelphia,
by the will of Mary Mcdonnell
Iridium for Physicians.-Undert the
auspices of prominent Catholic ply.
sicians of New York City, a iridium
or semi-retreat was given for mem.
bers of the medical profession exclu.
sively, under the direction of the Rev
Terence ]. Shealy, S. j., beginning
Monday evening, Nov. IL. Through
the courtesy of the Sisters of Charity
the exercises were held in the cha.
pei of ST. Vincent's Hospital.
immigration Bureau in Sacramento
I'm Sacramento there has been or
ganized a Catholic immigration Blu.
reau to assist Catholics in establishing
themselves near church centres. This
Bureau has the aid and sanction OF
Right Reverend Bishop Grace.