The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-09-04
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Gently the fiftieth anniversary of his
into the Society of Jesus.
Three of his sisters are nuns, niece
is in convent and a nephew is IA
Jesuit
New Church Dedicated.-A new
church was dedicated at Dwight,
Nebr, recently by Bishop Then of
The church is Gothic in
style and is built of brick with stone
]. M. Nachtigall of Omaha
is the architect. 1t cost $3.50
Catholic Women's League.-The
Catholic Women's League of New
York has undertaken great work
along sociological lines this year. I'm
employed women are given work
making garments of various kinds.
Some of the output finds it's way to
Europe to aid those who suffer the
most from the evils of war.
Colored Orphans Rescued Three
hundred colored orphans were hastily
carried from st. Elizabeth's Home,
Baltimore, Md, on August IA while a
fire ragged in the furniture factory next
door. The home caught fire, but the
children were removed in safety to st.
Francis Xavier's Church and to dwell
ings in the neighborhood. st. Eliza
beth's suffered $4,000 damage.
Library Unearthed-Expediti
from the University of Pennsylvania,
188S-1910, uncovered the ancient city
Nippur and temple, which were found
under ninety feet of sand In the tenn
pie was found a library dating from
$500 B. G. This library consisted of
10000 books" or small clay tablets,
which were removed to the University.
A Religious FamiIy.When Miss
Martha Hickey, sister of the five Fa-
theirs Hickey, made her profession as
a Sister of Notre Dame at the Notre
Dame Convent, Grandin Road, Cincin-
natl, recently, the seventh and last
child of the remarkably religious
family of the late Mr. and Mrs Patrick
Hickey, dedicated her. services to the
Master.
Diocesan Retreat.-The priests of
the Archdiocese of Toronto, Ontario,
Can, were in retreat last week at st.
Augustines Seminary. The preacher
for the retreat was Rev. Basil Malone,
a Passionist Father, from Boston,
Mass
Little Sister Dead Forty-four years
of devoted labor for the poor came to
a close on August 9, when Sister
Bernard de la Nativite closed her
eyes in death at the Home of the Little
Sisters of the Poor, Baltimore. She
was a native of France where she en-
braced the religious life She camesto
America forty-two years ago and spent
her life in relieving the miseries of the
aged poor.
ObIates' Retreat.-The annual re-
treat for the Oblate Fathers of the
Province of Manitoba closed on
Wednesday morning, August %. About
sixty were present at the Oblate
Juniorate in st. Ronifaee, Manitoba
Can. The retreat was preached by
Rev. FIR. Theriet, o. M. l., an Oblate
missionary from France.
C. T. A. U. Picnic.-The Catholic
Total Abstinence Union of Scranton
will have Father Mathew day
parade on Saturday, October 8, and a
picnic at ST AIMS Passionist Monas
terry grounds. State Senator Nc
Nichols will be grand marshal. The
proceeds of the picnic will be turned
over to the fund being raised to save
the monastery, which is undermined
1t is expected that eight thousand
temperance men viii be in line and
will march to the picnic grounds from
the central city. A display of fire
works will take place at night.
Death Ends Passionate of 49 Years
Rev. H. j. Reimbold, for nearly fifty
years pastor of SIS. Peter and Paul's
Church, Nauvoo, ILL.,, died on August
Z. Father Reimbold was born in
Cologne, Germany, May 81, 1912, and
in 1S4S came to America to NauvoC
with his parents. In 1857 he was q
student in Notre Dame, Indiana, an6
in 1862 he entered the University d
St. Mary of the Lake, Chicago, anC
later on entered as an ecclesiastical
student in the seminary. In June
1866, he was ready for ordination, bu
owing to sickness. the event was post
poned until August 2, 1856. After {
year spent in Chicago as assistant HI
was sent to Nauvoo as pastor, wher'
he remained for forty-eight years.
Federation Officers. John Whaler
of New York, was elected presiden
Of the American Federation of Catho
| lie Societies at it's convention in TIC
ledo, Ohio, and Anthony Matre, o
Chicago, secretary. Other officer
chosen are: First vice president
Thomas P. Flynn, Chicago; secon'
vice president, j. A. Collier, Shakopee
Mimi; third vice president, JOSEPH
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