The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-06-12

Inc IdFm WAS put III reach u IAC
farm school by a n-Catholic admirer
Of the work, who gave city property
in trade and $4,000 in cash for the
farm 1t will be necessary to raise
$4,000 to take up mortgage on part
of the property in the deal. The
school was established and incorporat-
ed two years ago. 1t has been con-
Quoted as boys agricultural and
trade school. The boys go to school
half the day and put in half of the
day working on the farm.
Propagation of the Faith.-Last
year, the dioceses of the United
States contributed to the work OF the
Society for the Propagation of the
Faith total of $477,427.94. OF this
sum the Archdiocese of New York
$15O,SSO.94; Boston, &c.,
1862; Philadelphia, $51,364.13; Tole-
do, $11,081.68; Newark, $11,O55; Buff
falo, $15,94663; Cincinnati, $7,915.50;
Chicago, $6,715.19; Baltimore, $685.
81; Brooklyn, $9,544.07; st. Louis, $4,-
528.83; st. Paul, $3,602.07; Milwaukee,
$3,SOS.O1; Dubuque, $4,254.61; Pitts
burg, $5,74S.17; Cleveland, $4,O75.84;
Detroit, $3,28460; Springfield, $685.
81; Alton, $4,965.2O; Hartford, $3,591.-
"a. Perpetual memberships and lega-
cies are included in these contribu-
tons.
Requests for Religious Purposes
In the will of Catherine S. Keenan,
of Amesbury, Mass, all her real es
tate in Amesbury is bequeathed TIC
the Archbishop of Boston without re
strictions, but with the request thai
all money received from the sale OF
the property be used for general re
ligious or charitable purposes of st
Joseph's Church, Amesbury.
f Bronze Miniature of the Pope.-W
Clark Noble has on exhibition at the
establishment of the Shreve, Cruml
& Low Company, Boston, Mass,
bronze miniature of His Holiness
Pope Benedict XIV, which His Emf
nence Cardinal O'Connell is to presen
to the Pope. So pleased is His Emf
nence with Mr.. Mobiles work that h
has also ordered the first replica TO
himself. The bas-relief shows His Holi
ness seated on the Pontifical thron,
in his Canonical robes. Attention il
called to the fact that the bronze il
in two colors, that of the face AM
hands being quite different from tn
robes and chair. The metal is mount
ed on mahogany, with the Pope's coat
of-arms worked in seven colors il
leather set into the morocco setting
This coat-of-arms is also the work O
Mr.. Noble.
Paulist Settlement House.-Th
Paulists have opened an Italian settle
ment in the building formerly occu
pied by the New World" Chicago
thus Transforming this roomy, well
lighted building into a home for tn
young Italy that lies in that neighbol
hood. Cooking, sewing and housekeeI
ing will be taught under proficien
teachers, and the complete manage
ment is in the hands of Rev. Edwar
T. Mallon, c. S. P.
Magnificent. Statue BIessed.-A mag
nificent new statue of the Sacre
Heart of Jesus, which was presente
to the Asylum of the Missionary Sis
tiers of the Sacred Heart, New Orleans
La, by DR.. G. B. Canepa, as a memo
rial to his father, the late Loui
Canepa, was blessed recently. TIL
statue is magnificent work of ar
cast by the De Prato Company, of Oh
cago 1t stands seven feet in heigh
and, being intended for outdoor,
made of a composition of bronze
which will defy the ravages of tn
elements. 1t stands upon a pedests
at the entrance of the asylum, jus
within the arched open gallery, an
with arms outstretched, represent
the Divine Savior guarding and bless
ing the little ones of this institution
placed under His special protectio
and erected to His honor and glory.
X. Of C. SchoIarships.-Nine schola
ships have been established by tn
New York State Council of tn
Knights of Columbus in the Catholi
Colleges of that State. The cand
dates for these scholarships must b
either % Knights of Columbus; {
(2) sons or brothers of living or d.
ceased members of the Order, an
must be of such circumstances thu
the collegiate education could not b
obtained but for this assistance. Th
scholarship amounts to $125 yea
for each student. Applicants mus
be qualified by preliminary educatio
to enter the freshmen class of CO
lege under the Regents of the Unive
sity of the State of New York. TIL
examinations will be held at Brookly
College on Saturday, June 10. On til
same day other examinations will /
held in the principal towns of til
other eight districts.
Legal Contest for Church.-Supren
Court Justice Tompkins of New Yor
heard testimony last week in a CO.
test between the Church of st. Phil
at Garrison and the Catholic Societ
of the Atonement for possession
the Church of st. John at Graymot
Monastery in Garrison. This was a
Episcopal monastery until Father Pa
and his monks went over to the Cat
Ollie faith. The Rev. Arthur Lownd,
, of st. Philips, where Stuyvesant Fis
{ Henry F. Osborn, Hamilton Fish, w