The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-07-05
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Indian School Blessed.-Most Rev. |
Timothy Casey, d. D., archbishop of
Vancouver, B. c., has been making
his Kootenay pastoral visitation, and in
the course of his journey he dedicat-
ed the $4,000 Indian school at ST.
Eugene.
Kansas Church Dedicated.-Thurs-I
day, June 18th, the new Church
of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, at
Windthorst, Kas., one of the finest
churches in Western Kansas. was ded
icated by Rt. Rev. John ]. Hennessey,
D. D., Bishop of Wichita The church
cost $4,000 and as it is located ten
miles from a railroad station or track,
the material was all hauled generously
by the members of the congregation.
Catholic Receives Navy Appoint
ment.-Rear Admiral r. S. Griffin, U.
S. N, is the newly appointed chief of
the bureau of steam engineering of
the navy department. Supervision of
the navy signal corps and wireless
work also comes under his division.
To Exclude Menace from Mails
The meeting held in st. Monica's
school hall, Philadelphia, on June 1, to
protest against the use of the mails
for circulation of the Menace is be-
ginning to bear fruit. Various organi-
cations in Philadelphia and other cit
les have notified the chairman of the
resolutions committee that they have
adopted similar resolutions, and quite
number of individuals have enrolled
themselves in a delegation to visit
Washington to present to the presi-
dent, postmaster general and attorney
general copies of these resolutions.
Missionary Bishops Visit.-Monsig-
nor Modestus Everaerts, o. F. NJ, Tit
ular Bishop of Tadama and Vicar
J Apostolic of Southwest Hoppe in Chi
ma, arrived from Europe on June II by
the steamer Finland and is staying
t with the Franciscans in New York.
Monsignor Everaerts has been a mis-
sionary in China for upwards of forty
years and is one of the eight Francis
can Bishops there.
The vicariate apostolic over which
; he presides has an area about equal
: to that of England, and the heathens
in it number about 100000. Twenty
six Franciscan Fathers aided by eight
: native priests are trying to evangelize
this vast population in which there
are now $4,000 Christians and $4,000
, catechumens. Twenty Franciscan
Missionary Sisters, aided by native
Sisters of the Third Order, cooperate
in the work of the mission.
Ohio Catholic Federation.-The Ohio
; state convention of the Catholic Fed
| Grafton is to be opened in Columbus
on Sunday, July 6. The convention
, will begin with Mass at st. Joseph's
: Cathedral at eight o'clock.
Catholic Club Burns Mortgage
The Catholic club of the City of New
York held it's annual meeting and in
staIlation of officers on Monday even
ing, June 16, at the club house, 100
Central Park South The feature of
the occasion was the burning of the
second mortgage of $4,000.
ParochiaI Pupils Win Prizes.-Some
time ago the Cincinnati Chamber of
Commerce offered five prizes, of ten
dollars each, and ten prizes, of five
+ dollars each, to the pupils of the city
schools who should write the best es-
says on the subject, what l can and
Will Do to Make Cincinnati a Bigger
and Better City" 1876 pupils en-
= tered the contest. The first place in
the list of prize-winners was awarded
i to parochial school pupil. Another
/ ten dollar prize was won also by a
parish school girl, OF the five-dollar
| prizes, one-half the total number were
J awarded to children attending the
! parochial schools.