The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-10-16
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His estate is valued at $3,5000O0, and
will be distributed to his two brothers
and sister.
Father Phelan's Library large
library of the late Father Phelan is
left to the Kenrick Seminary, st.
Louis, Mo.
sulpicians Will Build Colleges 1.-The
Society of Sulpician Priests" which
conducts st. Charles College, in Bal
timore. as we'll as the seminary, has
purchased very large tract of land
opposite Gibbons Memorial Hall, a
recently built part of the Catholic
University, Washington, D. c., and
will shortly erect college building.
100000 in Seminary Burses.-More
than 100000 has been subscribed in
.burses of $1,000 each by the various
marshes of the Brooklyn Catholic do
cese for the education of young men
for the priesthood at the new Col
lege of the Immaculate Conception in
Washington Avenue.
Free Books for Needy PupiIs.-The
Federation of Catholic Women's So
cieties of Cincinnati Ohio, is supply
ing free school books to poor children.
A Denver Convert. -Nrs. George
Cottrell, wife of prominent clothier
OF Denver, Colo, has been received
into the Church by Rev. William
Organ of st. Leo's Church.
TWO JubiIees Celebrated The gol-
den jubilee of the ordination of the
Very Rev. Dean ONeill, of Elizabeth,
N. j., and the twenty-ffth anniversary
OF his rectorship of st. Mary's Church
in that city, were marked by celebra-
tons, that began on October 10 and
closed on October IA.
Nuns Organize Association.-The
Dominican nuns of the Holy Name
Monastery, Cincinnati, Ohio, are or
ganiZing a 'Venite Adoremus Associa-
ton" to promote the honor OF the
Blessed Sacrament.
Athlete Will Live In the West
Patrick NJ Coyne, the young Catholic
athlete, who walked across the con-
tinent to participate in the interna-
tional sports at the Exposition, has
determined to settle in San Fran
cisco.
MGR. Russell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Russell, pastor of st. Patrick S
Church, Washington, D. c., pronounced
the Benediction at Camp Emory, when
President Wilson addressed ali patri-
otto orders attending the recent Grand
Army encampment.
Appointed Vicar General.-At his
golden jubilee celebration last week,
Bishop Cunningham of Concordia,
Kans., announced the appointment OF
Very Rev. John Maher OF Salina.
Kans., as Vicar General Of the dio
cese.
- Priest oficlated at Court Opening
At the first session OF the Municipal
Court held in Charlestown, Mass, tbs
prayer was offered by Rev. John w
Mcmahon, D. d., pastor of st Mary'F
Church.
xaverian School jubilee. Sam
Marys Industrial School, conducted
by the Xaverian Brothers in Baltimore
Md, will shortly celebrate the compile
ton of fifty years Of work Abou
twelve hundred. boys ranging in ast
from eight to twenty-one years old are
cared for annually and developed int
useful, self-supporting citizens.
City Opens "Hagserty" School,
marine named Haggerty was one O
the men shot when the American
troops landed in Vera Cruz, and re
Gently the city government of Cam
bridge, Mass, completed a public
school which they will call 'the Hag
gerty school" Haggerty was a Cath
Ollie.
Sisters Golden JuhiIee.-Siste
Laura, of the Sisters of Providence
st. Mary's of the Woods, Ind, oh
served the hftieth anniversary of he
admission to the Order recently. Sis
ter Laura is a sister of Rev. Francis
H. Gavisk, rector of st. John
Church, Indianapolis, Ind.
Priest Heads State Conference
Rev. Michael ]. Seaman, Director o
the Catholic Charitable Bureau o
Boston, has been appointed to sue
coed the late Judge Harvey H
Baker as president of the Massachr
sets State Conference of Charities
suIpician Priest Decorated.-Fathe
O. Baisnee, of St. Mary's Seminary, Ba
timore, has been decorated with tn
military medal and war cross of Franc
for heroism in action while serving a
nurse with the French forces. III
lost his left arm while carrying tn
wounded out of the front trench upde
heavy artillery fire.
Requests to churehes.-The will c
the late James Byrne bequeathe
$1,000 each to the parish priests c
the three Catholic churches in Austin
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