The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-04-25

Vancouver, in one of Father McKen-
zies missions outside Revelstoke. A
third chapel has been donated by the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Extension So
ciety and will be built near Sault Ste
Marie in Bishop Scollard's diocese for
another settlement of Italians.
Father Dempsey's Nursery. The
day nursery at the Guardian Angel
Settlement in st. Louis, Mo-, was form
ally opened on Easter Sunday after
noon. The settlement day nursery,
which is under the supervision of the
Sisters of Charity, cares for a daily
average of from 60 to Is babies, and
provides luncheon for thirty school
children. During the summer months
the daily average is 100 children, be-
cause of no school days.
Hungarian Count on Home Rule
The sentimental and moral support of
Americans was chief factor in bring
ing Home Rule within sight in Ireland,
according to Count Michael Karolyi,
leader of the government party in
Hungary who recently addressed a
meeting of his countrymen in Chicago.
Minister dominates Priest.-Nearly
: fifty per cent of the children in the
| public schools of jamestown, r. l., are
, Catholic. Nevertheless, when the Rev.
J erend Charles D. Burrows, of st. Mat
, thew's Episcopal Church, and the re-
/ ligious superintendent of the schools,
nominated as candidate the Rever-
end P. ]. Sullivan, rector of st. Mark S
; Church, he deemed an explanation
necessary and wrote letter to the
: Newport News" giving some of the
) reasons that had actuated him. Writ
: ing of Father Sullivan, he said: He is
recognized as broad-minded man and
his success at st. Marks proves his
administrative ability. feel very sure
! that the people of Jamestown, when
: they take into consideration that near
) ly one-half of our school children are
4 Roman Catholics, will see the justice
: in having at least one in five of the
r school committee from that Church
2 1t is pleasure to note that the Rev
). erend Father Sullivan was elected
Emperor's Gift to Church.-Emperor
. Francis Joseph Of Austria Hungary has
: presented to st. Stephens Catholic
f Church of McKeesport, Penn, an oil
painting of st. Stephen, the fifth King
of Hungary. The painting cost $4,000
and is the work of John P. Uslinsk, OF
Budapest. ST. Stephens is the oldest
> and probably the largest Hungarian
9 church in the United States. The En-
:, peror's gift is an appreciation of the
:. faithfulness of the Hungarians of the
McKeesport district. The painting
will be dedicated on June IA by Bishop
= Regis Canevin. DR.. Constantin Dunn
ba, Austrian Ambassador to this coun
try, and many American Austrian Con
suls will attend the dedication.
; Bishop Urges Early Marriage.-De
d claring that marriage is the pivota
!, point around which all social questions
e revolve, Right Reverend Owen B. Cor
f rigan, Auxiliary Bishop of Baltimore
t recently denounced the antipathy
s which young people have for the
s welded state in these modern times
f He declared in the most emphatic
l. terms that in his opinion there would
y be few social problems if there were
o more marriages and he urged thu
l. young men and women to enter the
J. state as soon as they could.
Jubilee of Bishop Burke.-Right Rev
l. erend T. M. A. Burke, D. D., Bishop O.
s Albany, N. Y, who was "a years ole
t, on January 10 last, hopes to celebrate
l. the fiftieth anniversary of his ordina
ton June &c.. this year.
A Priests Will.-The will of Very
= Reverend Joseph H. Coty, the deceased
> pastor of st. Patricks' Church, Hamil
:. ton, Ont, was filed for probate some
days ago. The estate is valued al
= $6,129.51, of which about $4,000 is left
to the community of the Sisters oil
= st. Joseph, Hamilton.
Paulist Converts.-The records Of
i the Paulist Fathers in Chicago show
: that 96 converts were baptized in their
e church at Gil South Wabash Avenue
g during the year 1913. In New York
e City the Paulists last year received
124 converts in their church at Fifty
ninth Street and Ninth Avenue.
Manitoba School Question.-In a
recently issued pastoral letter to the
6 priests of the diocese of st. Boniface
> Archbishop Langevin lays emphasis
! on the necessity of union among Cath
, olics outside Of political parties in
! order to obtain justice and equity in
matters of school legislation in Mani
: toba. 1t is necessary, he says, again
to declare, in the face of the mis-
representations of interested politi
clans, that the Manitoba School CUES
ton is not yet settled, and that il
there is a notable improvement in
9 Catholic centres, there is none in
mixed centres such as Winnipeg
Brandon, ETC., etc., where Catholics
have to pay double tax as in 1890
: twenty-four years ago!
Pamphlet for Protestants.-The
Y Catholic Truth Society, 1876 NORTH
), Craig Street, Pittsburgh, has issued &
y little pamphlet that may help to leaG
# many thinking Protestant into the
Catholic Church. 1t is called, "Wha