The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-11-27
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his intention to have the property re-
constructed or rebuilt to provide ade-
Quately for a modern club or lyceunl
for the boys of the parish
Additions to College. The ST..
Johns Preparatory College of the KAY
erian Brothers at Danvers, Mass, has
just completed two spacious additions
to the institution, which at present
has $50 students. The new buildings
art practically fire-proof.
Priest Aids City.-Rev. Edmund
Hayes, pastor Of ST. Patrick's Church.
Imogene, Va, to stimulate interest in
securing electricity from Shenandoah
or some other point for the use of the
townspeople of that place, has offered
to donate $1,000 to the enterprise if
the town will vote the balance.
Good Results of Enquiry Glass;
The second Inquiry Glass;" conducted
by Rev. DR.. j. A. Pompeney, rector of
st. Mary Church, Pittsburg, Kan, re-
suited in the baptism of eleven mem
bers. The first class numbered four
teen. At the Converts Nuptial Mass
eight couples received the belated
marriage blessing. A third class has
been started.
New Sisters CoIIege.-A Catholic
women's college with power of confer
ring degrees has been established at
Clifton, O., under the direction of the
Mesdames of the Sacred Heart, and
has been named College of the Sa-
cred Heart This completes more
than a round dozen of Catholic WON
ems colleges as listed in the current
number of the Official Catholic Direc.
tory.
A Religious Family. The family OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel H. Sullivan OF
Jamaica Plain, L. l., is fairly entitled
to be called religious. Daniel H. Sui
Ivan, Jr., joined the, Society of Jesus
in 1909. His two brothers, Raymond
NJ and Russell r. Sullivan, have just
entered the noviatiate of the Jesuits
st. Andrew-on-the-H Hudson, N. Y. Theil
sister is novice in the Convent OF
Notre Dame, Baltimore.
requests to Relieion.-The will o.
Anna S. R. Rasin was filed for pro
bate last week in Baltimore Among
the requests was one to Cardinal Glib
bons of a bar diamond breastpin, 6
pair of diamond earrings, breastpin
and a pair of bracelets. She left So!
to the Sisters of Mercy of Philadel
phia and 500 for Masses. She was 6
member of the old Rasin family, all O.
whom became Catholic some year:
ago.
A Catholic stronghoId.-Lima,P Peru
is one of the strongho1ds of th'
Church. 1t is said that Toledo, Spain
is the only other city in the Catholic
world which has more houses of wor
ship, per capita, than the capital o
i Peru.
Priests Sudden Death.-Rev. Jane
Mahoney, pastor of st. Joseph
Church, Parnell, Ia, died suddenly tn
i first of last week. He was native 0
Wisconsin and was educated at 81
Francis College, Milwaukee; and ST
Joseph College at Dubuque. He wa
ordained at Baltimore, by Carolina
Gibbons, in December, 1884.
Sisters Academy Burned.-Fire Q
supposed incendiary origin broke GU
in the old Holy Cross Academy build
ling, 1912 Massachusetts avenue, north
west, Washington, D. c., on Novembe
6, causing $4,000 damage. The builC
! ing has been vacant for more tina
, five years and the police are of tn
opinion that it was of incendiary or
! gin, as it appeared to have been star
: ed in the basement and in pile c
| paper on the first floor. The academ
! is owned by the Sisters of the Hol
! Cross and is valued at $4,000
Convert Sisters Jubiiee.-Sister S;
u lesia, Sister of Charity of Nazaretl
KY, celebrated on All Saints Day tn
4 golden jubilee of her profession. A
! Florence Elgin, a non-C Catholic, she Ell
tered Nazareth Academy as a pupi
She was baptized and received int
. the Church during her school days
and later, after completing her tw
years course, she Immediately Ell
tered the novitiate of the communit!
On All Saints Day, 1865, Sister S;
J, lesia made her final VOWS as Siste
of Charity.
Will Nurse Lepers.-A young Brool
! Ign girl has declared her intention t
become nurse and join the lepe
colony in far-off Molokai. She is Mis-
Mary Chemielwska, parishioner {
st. Casimir's Church, on Grand ay'
J nue., New York. Miss Chemielwsk
, has gone to Syracuse, the Mother
: house of the Franciscan nuns, where
after novitiate of several months
during which time she will be instruc
ed in nursing, she will leave for tn
Hawaiian Islands. The colony sh
: will join is the one where Father Dan
: len labored and died. It is one of tn
most desolate islands of the Hawaiia