The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-04-10
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on this new structure. will be rushed
in order to have it ready for use on
Thanksgiving day, November q, 1915,
The new school is to be brick
with stone trimmings.
The school apartments will be two
story and basement, while the hall
which will occupy the center of the
structure will be three stories and
basement. The building will be equip
ped with all modern conVeniences.
On each floor there will be a large
recreation room for the children for
use during inclement weather.
Creighton Students Retreat.-The
annual retreat for the students of |
Creighton arts college, began at the
arts college chapel, Omaha, Neb., on
Monday, March 20. The lectures were
conducted in two separate series, one |
by Rev. Aloysius F. Frumveller, S. j.,
professor of mathematics at Marquette |
University, for the senior students, |
the other by Rev. George Stanley, S.
J., for the junior students.
Plans for ParochiaI SchooI.-Rev. |
George F. Wessling of Annunciation
parish, Coon Rapids, Ia, is making
preparations to build q parochiall
school. The Annunciation parish was
organized over thirty years ago and
there is now urgent need for good
parochial school.
Bancroft's Catholic Library.-The
greater part of the valuable Bancroft
collection of books from which he
wrote his history, and which is valued
at 100000 at least, is Catholic.
Cardinal Begins Jubilee.-Mgr. Roy,
Auxiliary Archbishop of Quebec, has
just issued a pastoral apprizing the
faithful of the Golden Jubilee of Car
dinal Begins priesthood. His Emf
nence was ordained at Rome, June
10, 1855, and the celebration will COM
mence on June and continue the fol-
lowing days. f
Aged Religious Dead.-Sister Boni-
face Corr, seventy-nine years old, of
ST. Agnes hospital, Baltimore. Md,
died suddenly two weeks ago at that
institution. Death was due to heart
disease. Sister Boniface was born in
Ireland and entered the Order of Sis
tiers of Charity of ST. Vincent de Paul,
| fifty-two years ago. She made the
novitiate at st. Joseph's Seminary, at
Emmitsburg.
L. c. q. A. JubiIee.-The Ladies'
Catholic Benevolent Association of
Chicago celebrated it's silver jubilee
on April Z. Solemn Mass was said
at the Cathedral of the Holy
Name, Archbishop Quigley officiating.
The Rev. William O'Brien of the
Catholic Church Extension Society
delivered the sermon. On the even
ing of the same date banquet was
held in the Auditorium hotel.
| x. of C. Movement.-In Kentucky
the Missionary Movement has been
fathered by the State Council of the
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two years. Nearly $4,000 was re-
ceived and expended for this fund last
years and missions we're given in
many parts of the state. The work
from the beginning has been under the
direction of Frank p. O'Donnell of
Maysville, Past State Deputy.
Religious Reception and Profession.
I-Thirty-three young women were pro-
fessed at Mount Carmel, Dubuque, Ia,
the Motherhouse of the Sisters of
Charity, on the feast of, st. Joseph, and
twenty-five young women were re-
ceived as novices. The ceremonies
Diocesan Officials Appointed.-A
meeting of the Diocesan Consultors
was held at Bishop ScannelIs resi-
\ dence, Omaha, Neb., lately. Right
Rev. James Aherne of st. Agnes
Church was appointed Fiscal Procura
tor; Rev. J. F. Mccarthy of st. Peters
!, Church was elected member of the
Board of Consultors, and Mgr. Joseph
Ruesing of West Point was appointed
a member of the Prosynodal Elk
aminers.
Noted Franciscan Dead.-Rev. An
gelus Hafertepe, o. F. NJ, who died
at Mercy Hospital, Hamilton, on
Thursday, March IL, was noted for
the number of conversions he made
during his missionary career. At the
time of his death, Father Angelus
was pastor of ST. Louis church, Bates
!, vile, Ind. He was born in Cincinnati
!; O., on June "a, 1855, and received his
preliminary education in st. Joseph
School, in that city. He entered the
Order of the st. Francis on August
%, 1872, and was ordained to the
priesthood on June Is, 1878.
Sister Writes History.-A His
tory of the United States" prepared
and arranged for Catholic schools by
the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual
Alteration, st. Rose Convent, La
Crosse, Wis, has been published by
Scott, Foreman & Co., Chicago.
Servants of the Holy Ghost.-In
1892, the Very Rev. Arnold Jansen
founder of the Society of the Divine
Word, established missionary con.
gregation of Sisters, Servants Of the
HOLY Ghost. which has at present zoe