The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-08-01
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Mother Superior Dead.-Sister Mary
Irenaeus Catherine Redmond,
Mother Servant of the Sisters of
Charity, died on July 5 at st. Paurs
Convent in Brooklyn, of which she
had been the Mother Superior for fif-
teen years. Prior to her taking up
work in the convent she had been a
teacher in the parochial school in ST.
Charles Borromeo parish.
Tombs Prison Chapel.-The Tombs
Prison in New York City has one of
the prettiest chapels to be found in
that city. 1t is the one pleasant and
inviting spot in the gruesome pile of
gray stone and iron bars. Father
Evers, the official chaplain of the
Tombs, has had the chapel beauti-
fully decorated and has installed six
stained glass windows, each contain
| ing two representations of Gospel
parallels. He has increased the seat
ing capacity and erected a new oak
altar rail and new electroliers of
handsome design. The decorations of
the chapel are finished in the Roman
esque style. Mass is celebrated in
the chapel every Sunday morning at
o'clock for the Catholic prisoners.
From 1890 to 1900 o'clock, catechism
classes are held for all the younger
inmates. Seminarians from ST. 10
seph's Seminary at Dunwoodie, N. Y.
conduct these classes.
Dominican Sisters School of Music
The Sisters of ST. Dominic, who
conduct the Academy of Mount St
Mary on-the-Hudson, at Newburgh, N
Y, will open in that institution, on
September Is, new school of music
under the name of "Domus Angel
orum.' This quaint and beautifully
arranged Home of Angels" will be an
inspiration in itself to all who will
have the pleasure of coming within
it's artistic precincts. Every accom-
mediation for the students of music
may be found here-a magnificent
concert hall, delightful practice rooms
rooms for instruction and small sur
parlor, which serves as library fol-
the music students. In St. Cecilia
hall the masters of music may be
found in bronze. In the library is
located the grand pipe organ upor
which the students will have I'm
exampled opportunities for higher
practice.
Catholic Choral Cuba new
choral club for Catholic young mer
and women is being organized il
Philadelphia by Nicola A. Montana
the organist and choirmaster at the
Church of St. John the Evangelist.
Catholics in Canadian Diocese.-Th'
Diocese of st. Hyacinthe, Canada, ha'
over 100000 Catholics out of a popu
lation of over 10000. 1t has tive
seminaries and six hospitals ant
asylums.
Cures at Canadian Shrine.-Thre'
rather remarkable cures have beef
effected lately at the Shrine of Ste
Anne de Beaupre, Canada, it i
claimed. Frank Doiron, Rumfor'
! Falls, Maine, who had been al
ing for some time past witt
, tuberculosis of the right hip, wa
, suddenly cured at the famous shrin
on July Z. 1t seems that he had beef
unable to walk without the aid OF hi
crutches for the past three years, an
/, had gone on a pilgrimage to Ste
Anne's in the hope of being cured. MI
, Doiron left his crutches in the churcl
and walked out perfectly able man
: Another cure on the same day wa
effected on Mrs. Peter Lalonde of o.
; tawa. She had been lately ill wit
dyspepsia, and had not been feelin
! we'll for some time. This case, how
, ever, is not very certain one, and tn
J parish priest of Ste. Anne is anxiousl
awaiting word from the happy woman
The most remarkable case was tina
, of Mrs. George NARROW of Waterfowl
N. Y. She had been very i'll with pals
for the last six years, and severa
doctors stated that she would never b
2 able to walk. AS a last resort sh
went on pilgrimage to Ste. Anne d
: Beaupre, and there she was cured @
t her wasting disease on June "a. Sh
: left her crutch behind her in tn
| church, as evidence of her complet
: recovery. During the past six week
some twenty-five cures are said t
have been effected at the famou
shrine.
Virginian Church Built by 81
: GirIs.-Through the combined effort
of st. Rita's Catholic Missionary 81
;, ciety, composed of six young wome
! who have great devotion to st. Ritz
the Saint of the Impossible, and