The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-16
NEW WORLD ITEMS.


Dedicated Five Churches Within
one month Archbishop Glennon of st.
Louis has dedicated five churches in
his diocese.
Wisconsin Sisters to BuiId.-The
Sisters of St. Francis, Luxembourg,
Wis, are to erect a two-story resi-
dence and chapel, to cost in the neigh
borhood of $4,000.
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HUNGARIAN Abbot in Cincinnati
Right Reverend Edmund Neuriher, &
mitred abbot from Hungary, has been
authorized by Archbishop Moeller to
work among the increasing body OF
Hungarian Catholics in Cincinnati
With Slavs in Vancouver.-Father
Meissner, o. NJ. l., has been busy in
and around Ladysmith Vancouver
Island) on missionary work amongst
the Slavonians and Poles located in
those districts.
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New Eenedictine Hoase.-We learn
from The Lamp" that the Rev. Henry
Sargent, at one time superior OF the
Anglican Holy Cross Fathers, is now
at Downside Abbey, England, prepar-
ing himself to found Benedictine
house in the United States on his re-
turn to America.
New York Knights to Protest.
Under the auspices of New YORK
Chapter, Knights Of Columbus, ar
rangements are under way for a Cath
Ollie demonstration at Madison Square
Garden Oh the night of January u,
with the annual charity ball OF the
order. The demonstration is to be
public protest against the persecution
OF priests and nuns i'll Mexico. Repre-
sentatives OF all societies Of every
race will take part
Progress in Indianapolis
Chatard of indianapolis was eighty
wears old on December Il. When
Bishop Chatard took charge thlrty-slX
years ago. there were in the diocese
10000 Catholics, 127 priests and 15l
churches and missions. The popula'
ton of the diocese is now 127,O5l
There are 165 diocesan priests, 1t
priests of the religious orders and 234
churches in the diocese.
Catholic Artists Honored.-TWc
Catholic Cincinnati artists, FranF
Duveneck, and Clement Barnhorn
have been honored by having theil
work chosen for exhibition at the
panama-Pacific Exposition. Mr.. DuV
eneck is one OF the three American
artists who have been invited to have
a. room to themselves and will eXhlDl
sixty-fve of his paintings. Mr. Earn
horn will exhibit bronze figure,
splendid specimen of his talented
work.
AuthorPriest III.-The Rev. John E
Copus, S. j., professor OF Journalism
at Marquette University, Milwaukee
Wis, is in a serious condition in {
Baltimore hospital from a paralyti'
stroke, which he suffered following al
operation for cancer a short time ago
/" MI,
Prominent Redemptorist Dies.-Th'
Rev. Theodore George, {. SIS. H., pas
tor of St. Alphonsus' Church OF Bal
timore, and formerly professor Q
moral theology and church history il
the Redemptorist House OF Studies a
leicester Md, died in a hospital II
PHILADELPHIA recently. He was fifty
two wears old and was one OF the die
cesar consultors of Cardinal Gibbons
Converts League GroWs.-Twenty
two new members were received int
the Catholic Converts League at it
first meeting of the season held re
Gently at the Hotel Plaza, New YorF
The Rev. Sigourney Fay, of the Cathc
lie University, Washington, ID. Z
gave a notable lecture upon the sign
fcance of the conversion movement.
Vicar General Appointed.-The RICH
Reverend Thomas f. Barry, Bishop 9
Chatham, N. b., Can, has appointe
the Right Reverend Auxiliary Bisho
OIeary Vicar General of the Diocese
Building in Kenosha.-St. Peter
parish, Kenosha, Wis, is preparin
plans for a $4,000 church. S
Matthew's parish, in the same cit!
plan the erection of club house 10
the Mems club to cost $4,000.
will be two stories in height, of brio
veneer, to contain gymnasium an
equipment, shower baths, etc.
Canadian Pastors Death.-Ver
Rev. Mgr. Chapman, V. g., of ST. JONI
n. b., Can, died at RoXbury, Mass,
short time ago. Mgr. Chapman ha
gone to Roxbury for hospital trea
ment. His trouble suddenly becam
worse, and he died in a short time a
ter the change He was seventy-seve
years of age. -
Montreal Schools Burned.-Damag
estimated at $350,0O0 was caused by
fire in December which destroyed tn
Academic Lasalle, and the Academi
du Saint Nom de Marie, Mainsonneuv
Montreal, Can. The fire broke OF
about IL o'clock at night, originatin
in the basement near the furnace