The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-09-25
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Leclerc, who up to the outbreak of
the war was stationed in Kingston
on-Hull, when he became an army |
chaplain, has been killed. When the |
war commenced he was appointed |
chaplain to the third Battalion, 18th
Regiment, and was assisting in the
carrying off, the wounded in wood,
in France, when he was killed instan-
taneously by a German shell.
Midday Mass on sundays.A mid
day Mass will be celebrated every
Sunday and holy day at St. Vincent
Church, Baltimore, Md. A few months
ago the pastor, Rev. Philip Mcclure,
established 2:30 o'clock Mass on
Sunday mornings for the benefit of
night workers, and the attendance has
increased beyond his fondest expec-
tations. A choir of night workers was
organized soon after institution of this
Mass, and they sing with organ and
violin accompaniment.
Catholic Wins STANDARDIZATION the
third year in succession a student of
All Hallows Institute, New York City,
has won state. scholarship valued at
$4,000. The honor this year has been
attained by Percival E. Cowan. son
of Hon. John F. Cowan, Commissioner
of Records, New York City. A schol-
arship has also been awarded to this
student by Columbia University in
recognition of his exceptionally high
standing at the Regents Examina-
tions.
Two Governors at Mass.-It is not
often that two American Governors
meet at Mass, but it happened few
days ago in Colorado Springs, Colo.
Governor E. F. Dunno of Illinois and
Governor David l. Walsh, of Massa-
chusetts, both Catholics, arrived in
Colorado Springs from the West
Sunday morning they attended the
nine o'clock Mass at st. Marys
Church.
<AlOS SGGIOuC
charitable institutions are remem-
bered in the will of Bernard Ker-
rigan of Brooklyn, who died August
Is. The estate he left is valued at
| about $4,000 The Society for the
Propagation of the Faith is to receive
$3.50, and $500 is to go TO the Assump-
ton Church for Masses. The re-
mainder is to be equally divided
among the Little Sisters of the Poor,
st. Peters Hospital, Nursing Sisters
of the Poor and the Sisters of the
Carmelite Order.
Priest Designs Warming Ovens
The Rev. Joseph Mcguire, Phi. D., dean
of the department of chemistry at
the University of Notre Dame, has
devised a set of specially constructed
warming ovens for the senior refec.
tory at that institution, and if they
prove successful will install them in
/ all the dining-rooms of the big col.
lege. Notre Dame is said to have the
largest strictly boarding school in the
world, fifteen hundred people taking
their meals in the college refectory
and the problem of getting the meals
on the tables hot has caused great
amount of trouble in the past. Father
Maguires new system will enable the
cooks to get the meals on the table
in first-class condition.
Bishop cusaek Installed. THE
Right Rev. Thomas F. Cusack, who
for almost twelve years was Auxiliary
Bishop of New York and pastor O
St. Stephens parish, was formal!
Eenthroned as Bishop of Albany OF
Thursday, September 8. He went tt
Albany on special train accom-
panied by committee of thirt,
priests of the Archdiocese, includin;
His Eminence Cardinal Farley
Bishop Hayes, Wears General Moone,
and Lavelle, several of the Monsig
nori and a large delegation of the pee
pie of ST. Stephens parish.
Bishop KozIowsI<i,s WiII.-Persona
property in excess of $4,000 was tn
estate left by Bishop Kozlowsk
whose will has been filed for probate
All is left to Rev. John E. Gatzke, @
: Alpena, Mich, and Rev. Ladislau
; Krakowski, of Bay City, Mich, who ar
named executors.
Heads Newsboys' Home.-Rev. Ed
ward Rombouts, for several years pas
) superintendent of Catholic Charitie
of New Orleans, La, has been an
pointed by Archbishop Blenk recto
and manager of the Newsboys' Hom
and Protectory, succeeding Fathe
kellogg.
Valuable Church Library.-In tn
indianapolis News" Miss Anne c
O'Flynn, of vincennes, Ind, has pub
ished an interesting article on thu
: large and valuable library of tn
Church at Vincennes. Among it's sew
: eral thousand volumes are many oil,
and rare tones, some dating iron
1476, others of 1885, 1862, and Doua,
Bible of 1919. It has also letter writ
ten by st. Vincent de Paul in 1860, an,
Father Gibault's Missal.
!. Religious of the Sacred Heart.-Th
!, Religious of the Sacred Heart hav
q thirty-one houses in the United States
$ In Cincinnati they have just establish
: Led their first College empowered b
4 1.-The State of Ohm