The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-07-17
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THE CHIRCH IN IT'S SNl O7fIEER LANps,
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Islands and Right Rev. Bishop Foley
of the Philippine Islands.

of the Philippine Islands.
Archbishop Bonzano to Look After
Mexico.-On account of the excep-
tional condition of the Church in Mex
leo at the present juncture Pope Ben
edict, in compliance with request
sent to him by the members of the
Mexican hierarchy, has temporarily
entrusted the affairs of the Apostolic
Delegation to Mexico, which is now
vacant, to Archbishop Bonzano, of
Washington, D. c., Apostolic Delegate
to the United States.
Catholic Graduates-7,217 graduates
from Boston's grammar schools is the
record for 1915.
Priest Translates New testament
The Rev. Father Cataldo, S. j., has
translated the New Testament into the
Nez Perce language. This work was
in preparation for five years. The
publication of the book marks the
golden anniversary of his labors in the
wilds of Eastern Oregon and Idaho,
among the Indians. Father Cataldo
speaks several of the aboriginal Ian
guages of the Western and Alaskan In
dams, and is master of the Nez Perez
tongue.
Nathan, the Infamous.-Th Monitor
of San Francisco says that the en-
trance of Italy into the European con-
fict has taken the infamous Nathan,
Italys representative at the exposi-
ton, beyond our boundaries. We fear
that the relief has come too late to be
OF much service to the exposition.
Nathan's presence there has kept
thousands of Catholics away from San
Francisco this year His exit will not
lead them to change their plans now.
Albany Diocese. = Right Reverend
Mgr. Reilly of st. Johns Church,
Schenectady, has been appointed by
His Eminence, Cardinal Farley, to be
administrator of the Albany diocese,
to take the place of Right Reverend
Mgr. Swift, who requested to be re-
lieved of the duties because of illness
Convert of Noted FamiIy.-Omar T.
Hibben, convert to the Church, a
cousin of John Grier Hibben, president
of Princeton University, and son of
Rev. W. w. Hibben, who was a pre-
ciI 81 Of hn nofh0IicH Cb1,rnIa
Lawrenceburg, Ind, died recently OF
heart trouble, at his late residence on
Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The New Governor of Prince Edward
Island.-That Catholics in Prince Ed
are closed to Catholics in New Bruins
wick is recalled by the appointment tt
4 the exalted post of Lieutenant-GoV
or of Hon. A. G. Macdonald
In this province there has never
! been a Catholic governor; neither
have they ever had Catholic Chic
Justice of New Brunswick. The Chic
Justice of Prince Edward Island is ST
w. w. Sullivan, Catholic, and for
merly Premier Nor have they beer
able to. boast a Catholic Premier.
Warneford Catholic.-The remains
OF Reginald A. ]. Warneford, the gal
liant lieutenant of the aviation corps
who received the V. C. for destroying
! a German Zeppelin, and who wa
killed in an accident to his aeroplant
sometime afterwards, we're buried las
week in Brompton Catholic Cemetery
London, in presence of $4,000 spec
tators. The royal navy division fur
nished the escort and firing party say
| a Canadian Exchange.
Remarkable Record.-One dealt
among a total of $500 pupils, VIII
! have been enrolled at st. Paul's Cath
{ Ole School at Owosso, Mich, durin;
the thirteen years of it's existence, i
] the unusual record of that institution
The school was founded in 1902, AM
! not until two weeks ago has one o
the pupils died.