The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-10-23
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Mission in Cemetery-We Weather
permitting, two weeks mission will
be given in San Fernando cemetery,
San Antonio, Tex, from Sunday, Oc-
tober "a, to Sunday, November Z. A
large tent will be pitched and, ample
seats provided 1t is hoped that the
attendance win be large, as many
persons are in the habit of visiting
the graves of their relatives and
friends at about this time, especially
on All Saints and All Souls Day.
Father Finn to Toronto.-The Rev.
William ]. Finn, G. S. p, formerly of
st. Mary's, Chicago, and director of
the famous Paulist Choir, has been
appointed to st. Peters, Toronto, On
tario, Can.
Old Soldiers 8equests.-Charles
Stock, an old soldier of the Civil War,
who breathed his last at the Soldiers
Home in Washington, d. c., left $1,000
to the College of the Immaculate Con-
ception at Brookland and 500 each to
the Catholic chaplain of the Soldiers
Home, the Sisters of Charity on duty
at the Home and to the Little Sisters
of the Poor, on H Street, Washington,
D. c.
Catholic ChapIains Go to Hospitals.
Orders have just been issued by
the Naval Department detaching Fa-
Their William Henry Ironsides Reaney,
the dean of the navy Catholic chap
lain corps, from sea duty and order
ing him to a naval hospital for treat
ment. Another Catholic chaplain,
Father Edmund Alexander Brodmann,
has been detached from the battle
ship Missouri and ordered to the
Naval Hospital at Norfolk for treat
ment.
"cathoIic Day. at San Dieeo.-The
committee on Catholic Day celebra-
ton at the Panama California Expo
sition have decided to adhere to the
original program. The date now set
is Sunday, October "a. A Military
Mass, a parade, picnic in the Pep
per Grove, and an excellent program
of athletics are the principal fea-
lures. Archbishop Hanna of San
Francisco and other preIates have
been invited.
Catholic Judge Appointed.-James
e. Dooley, Reading Clerk of the Rhode
Island Senate and Acting Solicitor
for the town of Johnston, has been
appointed by Governor Beeckman as
Judge of the Eighth District Court at
Knightsville. Judge Dooley is a
Knight of Columbus.
New School in ToIedo.-On October
3, the cornerstone of the new 5000
parochial school of the Immaculate
Conception parish, Toledo, O., was
laid by Bishop Schrembs.
School Built 81 Years Ago.-The Ca
thedral parish school in Portland
Maine, is fifty-one years old. Bishop
Bacon brought Notre Dame nuns
from Montreal in 1864. The following
year they opened another school, St
Dominic's. In all, 500 children were
enrolled. The work was sadly inter
rupted the very next year, when the
| buildings went down in the fire thai
swept Congress Street. Bishop Bacon
Immediately put up school, and the
classes were resumed.
Diocesan Officials Reappointed.-
Bishop Rhode, of Green Bay, Wis.
announced last week the appoint
ments of Mgr. p. G. Lochman as Vicar
General and Rev. Joseph A. Marx as
his secretary and chancellor of the
diocese. He also reappointed the
consultors. Mgr. Lochman held the
Office of Vicar General while Bishol
Fox served the Green Bay diocese
He is Green Bay man and has spen
over twenty years in the priesthood
He is pastor ofsSt Mary's Church
at Kaukauna. Father Marx became
secretary to Bishop Fox several years
after his appointment.
Rector Of Gonzaua College Rev
Francis Donnelly, S. J., has been made
Rector of Gonzaga College in Wash
ington, D. G. Father Eugene McDon
nell has been transferred to mission
work.
American Jesuits for Indla.-Ths
deportation of the German 6esuit:
from India has a peculiar interest fol
their brethren in this country. The
Province of st. Louis has been called
upon to furnish five priests to take
the places of those depcrted from
India and the same requisition ha:
been made upon the New York-Mary
land province. The names of the
priests chosen for this work have mo-
yet been made known.
| Aged Sister Dead Sister Mar
Cremen, who served as a nurse in tn,
Union army during the Civil War ant
who for twenty-eight years had beer
in charge of st. Mary's Orphan Asy
lum, st. Louis, Mo-, died on Septem
Der rs. She was eighty years old ant
had been member of the Order o
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