The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-08-21
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THE CHUR N e fHis An And RLANps,
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Episcopal clergyman of the diocese
of Fond du Lac, and is now studying
for the priesthood in Maryland. Mr.
Sanderson's daughter, Mrs. Alice
Kane Sanderson Holden, became a
Catholic two years ago.
Department of Sociology.-A de-
partment of sociology has been estab-
lished at Notre Dame University and
the Rev. John c. McGinn appointed
as dean. Sociology has been subject
of study at Notre Dame for several
years, in connection with the College
of History and Economics, but it's
growing Importance has led the fac
ulty to raise it to a separate depart
ment.
$4,000 for Memorial ChapeI.-A
grand and noble edifice will be the
new and magnificent Church of the
Gesu, which will be erected in the
grounds of Loyola University, New
Orleans, as a memorial to the late
Thomas McDermott, an old and hon.
orable resident of New Orleans. The
memorial is the offering of his sister,
the late Miss Kate McDermott. 1t
will be remembered that upon the
death of her lamented brother, some
three years ago, Miss McDermott
made the offering of $15O,0O0 to the
Jesuit Fathers of Loyola University.
New Lithuanian Church.-Plans for
the, new Lithuanian Chuch, which will
be erected this fall at Sioux City, Ia
are being drawn by William Steele
1t is planned by the congregation of
the church to put up an edifice that
| will cost about $4,000, according to
Rev. M. Cybulski, pastor. At present
the membership includes more than
300 persons. Father Cybulski has
been in charge of the congregation
since the latter part of May.
Vicar General Approximation the
occasion of his installation, Arch.
bishop Hanna of San Francisco, ap.
pointed the Rev. John J. Cantwell,
who served as secretary to the late
Archbishop Riordan, to the office OF
| Vicar General of the Archdiocese.
Father Cantwell comes from a dis
tinguished Irish family that has given
many sons and daughters to the
Church. Two of his brothers are
among the best known priests of the
Archdiocese of San Francisco-the
Rev. William j., of San Bruno, and
the Rev. James p, secretary to the
Archbishop.
A Fecund Parish.-Mother Olivia
Mother General of the Sisters of the
Third Order Regular of st. Francis
celebrated her golden jubilee as a
religious on July q at Oldenburg
Ind, where she was born in 1916. The
parish of the Holy Family, Olden
burg, comprises only two hundred and
twelve families, but in the work fol
the Church and State it compares
favorably with any of it's size. 1t has
given the Church, one Bishop, nine
priests and forty-six members to this
community. OF these Sisters, five
have celebrated their golden jubilee
Editor Observation-Disclosures Phillips
editor of the San Francisco Monitor
has received the degree of Master O
Arts from st. Mary's College, Oak
land, Calf. The degree was conferred
by Archbishop Hanna, and was tn,
first recognition of it's kind ever givel
Catholic journalist on the Pacif,
Coast. Mr.. Phillips standing as
poet has already been recognized b,
the University of California, in thu
publication of his sonnet on the Anti
gone of Sophocles in the official pre-
gram of the University's production
of Greek dramas.
Canadian Chaplain Appointed
Rev. P. McQuillan, of Halifax, N. S
who has been appointed Chaplain t
the Canadian forces for oversee
service with the rank of captain, /
native of Charlottetown, P. Z
Island.
A Pioneer sister.-Sister Agne
Elizabeth Price, died at Mt. Hop
Retreat, Baltimore, Nd, on July 81
at the age of 70, having spent 6
years in the community of the Sister
7 OF Charity. Sister Agnes was one o
t the few survivors of those Sister
who wore the habit of the Venerabl
Mother Seton. The Sisters, as found
ed by the latter in the United States
were affiliated with those in Paris
and their union was consummated Of
) March %, 1850. The costume, how
ever, was not universally changed a
: this time, but only in places wher
5 the American Sisters petitioned for il
New College Rectors.-Rev. "
. Harmon, Vice President of st. An
+ brose College, Davenport, Ia, ha
: been appointed President of the inst
tuition, succeeding Rev. w. P. ShaI
nahan who occupied that position 70
: the past eight years and who has bee
9 made pastor of ST. Patriek's Church
. Iowa City, la. The Rev. Gregory M
: Lellan, pastor of ST. Dunstan's Catht
! dral. Charlottetown, P. E. island
: Can, has been appointed Rector c
!, st. Dunstan's College in that city j
: succession to the Rev. T. Campbell
who goes to Alberton as pastor
Rev. Maurice Mcdonald of Alberto