The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-04-03
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Catholic State Official Captain c.
B. Rogan, a leading Catholic of Nash
vile, has been appointed Adjutant
General of Tennessee.
Catholic Humane Bureau.-The
Catholic Humane Bureau, of San
Francisco, expended $70,139 last year
in it's charitable work, one phase of
which was the establishment of a free
clinic in st. Mary's Hospital.
Plans for New church.-Plans have
been prepared for the erection of a
new st. Stephens Church, Perth Am
boy, N. j., at cost of ST., 300.
Cincinnati Musical Commission
Last week the Musical Commission,
recently appointed by the Archbishop
of Cincinnati, held it's first meeting,
and decided that the Motu Proprio of
the late Pontiff Plus X be urged more
in the churches.
Polish Settlement House.-The new
Polish settlement house in Chicago is
completed and is in operation. 1t is
a handsome three-story building and
will accommodate $50 girls.
Request to Catholic HospitaI.-The
late Mr. Solomon Wolf, who died in
Worcester, Mass, in 1913, left prac-
tically all of his estate, amounting to
$4,000 or more, to three hospitals,
two of them jim Brooklyn, N. Y. st.
Marys (Catholic) and Mt Sinai Jew
ish) get $4,000 and $16,4OO, respect
lively. The residuary estate goes to
the Worcester City Hospital.
Sacred Heart Chapel Dedication
On the sixth of May, the new 100000
chapel of the Ladies of the Sacred
Heart, st. Louis, is to be dedicated.
Abbey Paper in German.-For TWEEN
ty-seven years st. Meinrad's Abbey,
Indiana, has published an excellent
monthly periodical in German entitled
"Paradisal Fruits
"Graduation Sunday."-More than
1000 graduates of the ST. Louis paro-
chial schools will participate in grad
uation Sunday" exercises June 20.
The students will march from their
respective schools to the New Cathe
dral, where Archbishop Glennon will
preach special graduation sermon.
Paper for Deaf Mutes.-With the
March number lie Couteulx Leader,
published at the Buffalo School of the
Deaf, began it's thirtieth year of pub
LEGATION, twenty-nine long years of
hard work and a great crop in the
harvest fields.
sacredotaI Golden JubiIee.-Rev.
John B. Neustich, S. J., treasurer of
st. Ignatius College, Cleveland, Ohio,
celebrated his golden jubilee on
March 30. He was born May 10, 1910,
in the Diocese of Paderborn, Germany.
Pioneer in Telegraph Work.-John
Cassidy, native of Ireland, builder of
the first railroad telegraph line in
California and pioneer in the devel-
opment of the telephone, died in Hon
olulu on March 8 in his seventy-frst
year.
Declined PapaI Honor.-The honor
conferred upon Father Walsh of Pitts
burgh by Pope Benedict who desig-
mated him a Domestic Prelate, was
declined Father Walsh stated that
lege and not duty. Father Walsh is
Chancellor of the diocese of Pittsburgh
and chaplain of Our Lady of Mercy
Convent and Academy.
576,470 Catholics in Wisconsin,
Wisconsin has 576,470 Catholics, plac-
ing the state ninth in rank, accord
ing to figures in the Official Catholic
Directory published by P. J. Kennedy
& Sons of New York.
Retreat for Catholic Actors.-A re-
treat for the members of the Catholic
Actors Guild will be held in st. Ma
lachy's Church, New York City, early
in the month of May.
Cost Of Rebuilt cathedraI.-The re-
construction of st. Dunstan's Cathe-
dral, Charlottetown, P. E. l., Can,
cost $1S9,67559. OF this sum $685.
744.96 was paid, leaving a balance of
$55,93063. 1t is explained that some
thing like $4,000 was expended to
make the building fireproof, which
made the cost somewhat larger than
that of the old structure. 1t is just
two years since the Cathedral was
burned down.
Young Priest Shot in Mexico.-On
January 80 of this year, young
priest, Rev. David Galvan, was shot
upon the order of the so-called Gov
ernor of Jalisco, Emmanuel Dieguez,
in Guadalajara, Mexico, Catholic
city against which the impious revo-
luton has been raging mercilessly.
He was young man, ordained five
or six years ago.
Woman's Court opened.-A new
era in the judiciary history of Penn
sylvania was established last week
with the onenine of woman'S court