The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-03-13
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Schools appropriated $S0,045.69. The
Preservation Society contributed $12,-
700. The Marquette League $5,145.
These, together with interest and bal
ance, make the sum total receipts
$211, 763.46.
Mother Katherine's Contribution.
Last year Mother Katherine Drexel
contributed to the Catholic Indian
Missions sum of SOL, 1863.
Denver House of Good Shepherd
In Denver plans are projected for the
formation of a society to assist the
House of the Good Shepherd financial
ly. Last year the institution was in
debt over 100000 A $15O,00O cam
paign was started which resulted in
about $4,000 in pledges. Less than
$4,000 of these pledges has, as yet,
been collected.
CarmeIite Sisters Foundation.-Th
Carnelite Sisters, who arrived at
Santa Clara, Cal, from San Francisco
some time ago, will shortly erect a
new home on the old Bond property,
on Franklin and Lincoln streets,
which they recently purchased. Work
men are now engaged in removing
trees on the property and surveyors
have been at work laying out the
crrf Ic, fnt. hN
for the building are now in the hands
Dof San Francisco architects, and
Mother Augustine, Superior of the
Order, is expecting them soon.
Industrial School Chapel.-In the
magnificent new Chapel of st. Mary's
Industrial School, Baltimore, were
placed last year stained art-glass win
dows at a cost of $6,730.00 This
chapel is one of the handsomest i'll
this country.
Jesuit's Memorial.--At total cost
of $4,000 the new steeple of st. Fran
els Xavier Church in st. Louis is
nearly completed. The magnificent
clock in the tower cost $4,000, and
was presented by Julius S. Walsh as
q memorial TO his wife The tower
was erected as jubilee gift for Rev.
Henry Bronsgeest, S. j., who cele.
brated last fall his 1iftieth anniversary
as a Jesuit. Father Bronsgeest re.
tired recently after twenty-six years
of labor in the Church.
Well Known Priest Dies.-Rev. Der
nard Waters, who for nineteen years
was assistant pastor at Our Lady oil
Help Church, Detroit, Mich, died sud
denly February II at st. Joseph's
Sauitarium, Mt. Clemens, where he
had been acting in the capacity OF
chaplain for the past six years Ia
ther Waters came to Detroit from
| Quebec; Can, and was ordained to the
priesthood forty-seven years ago. His
funeral which took place from st
| Peters Church, Mount Clemens, was
attended by many priests from al
parts of the State, including Right
Rev. Edward D. Kelly, Auxiliary Bish
op Of Detroit, who delivered the fune
raj sermon and paid a high tribute t.
the dead priest.
Sisters Need Help.-Haying received
an offer of $4,000, provided the same
amount is raised independently, the
Sisters of Mercy, who conduct the
Sanatorium Gabriels, at Gabriels, N
Y, are appealing for funds. The in
stitution is for sufferers from tubercu
losis. 1t is not self-supporting, bu
takes as many free patients as it,
limited means will permit. The Sis
ters have succeeded in obtaining hal
of the amount required to secure thu
gift and are anxious to complete the
raising of the remainder as soon al
possible. There is a debt of $50,00t
on the Sanatorium property and the
meeting of the interest on it is F;
severe handicap to the Sisters work
X. of C. New Hone.-The formel
Daniels homestead at Dayton, Ohio
was opened as a club house by Day
ton Council, K. of c., recently. Thu
building has been remodeled and il
now one of the finest clubs in TIT
state. Tentative plans have beer
drawn for the erection of an auditori
um and gymnasium in the rear of thu
club rooms, and to foster this build
ing company has been formed with ;
capitalization of $4,000,
Charitable Irish Society.-The Char
liable Irish Society of Boston will cele
brate it's one hundred seventy-eightl
anniversary by holding its annua
meeting and banquet at Hotel Somer
set, Wednesday, March II.
Foreign Contributions.-The Societ.
for the Propagation of the Faith il
Paris contributed to the Catholic In
dian Missions in the United States
| through Cardinal Gibbons, $3,S49. IS
Through His Eminence, also the Hol,
Childhood Association in Paris con
tributed $S,S67.25.
/ Gift to Notre Dame Maurice Fran
els Egan, United States Consul a
Copenhagen. Denmark, has donated
rare Frieberger bust to the art de
partment of the University of Notr,
Dame. This bust, which is said to b.
a perfect example of Scandinavian
Technique, is one of the best works o
Frieberger, who has been decorate'
bY both the King of Denmark and O