The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-11-27

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and license was refused. There was
some doubt about whether the city or.
prohibiting saloons close to
schools referred to more than the pub
lie institutions. The company brought
mandamus proceedings against the
council. The Supreme Court this
week upheld the council.
Cathedral of Philadelphia. After
sixteen months of labor by artists and
artisans, the venerable and imposing
Cathedral of IS. Peter and Paul, Phil
adeIphia, Pa, renovated and beauti-
fed from the summit of its mammoth
dome TO the crypt beneath it's sanctu-
airy, it's treasures of art restored and
new ones added, was majestic set
ting for the dual golden jubilee cele-
bration which took place within its
walls on November II.
Heads Good Shepherd House,.
Mother st. Francis de Sales, who has
just been appointed Superioress Of
the House of the Good Shepherd, New
Orleans, La, assumed the direction
of her new charge recently. Mother
Francis comes from Sioux City, Iowa,
in which place she was the Assistant
Superioress of the House of the Good
Shepherd She was formally installed
in her Office by the Very Rev. F. Leo
Gassler, V. g., Superior of the Relig-
ious Orders of Women in the diocese.
General Corcoran's Grave. - The
Corcoran Memorial Tablet Committee
which was organized by DR.. John G
Coyle, chairman of the Columbian AS
sembly, found, after paying all the ex
penses in connection with the hand
some portrait bronze tablet erected il
the Sixty-ninth Regiment Armory, or
January 80, 1914, a sum of money re
naming, which might properly be util
lied in some manner for Corcoran':
memory. 1t was found that his grave
in Calvary Cemetery had been neglect
ed for many years, and by the direc
ton of the committee, the plot was re
sodded, and as the lettering on thu
monument had become almost illegibl
| by corrosion of the elements, it wa
ordered to be recut. Examination o
| the records showed that Matthias Nc
Donagh, an uncle of General CorcOl
an, was likewise buried in the plot, S,
| his name was carved upon the rear o
| the monument. The committee vii
now have the iron railing repainte
and thus give as much, of an improve
appearance to the generals restin
place as is possible.
Father Molyneaux Dead.-Rev. job
p. Molyneaux, c. NJ, formerly one @
the best known priests in Brooklyn
N. Y, and for twenty years the treas
urer of st. Johns College in that city
| until about eight years ago, died O
! November in the Hotel Dieu in NeN
/ Orleans, La, following an operatio
for intestinal trouble. In 1908, he wa
summoned to the central household {
| the Vincentian Fathers at German
town, Pa, where he was placed i
charge of the financial affairs of s.
Vincent's Seminary. Five years ag
he was sent to New Orleans his nativ
city, to take charge of the missio
| work there as well as in Alabam:
Father Molyneaux was educated at th
Vincentian Seminary in Germantown
and was for some years member {
the faculty of Niagara University.
] LOO People on PiIgrimage.-The r.
cent pilgrimage to the Memoirs
Shrine Church of the Holy Sepulchr,
Washington, D. c., was attended b
! 100 people from Brooklyn and Ne
York The event was a notable on
The Franciscan Fathers, who conduc
ed the pilgrimage, have in Washin
ton exact reproductions of the shrine
of Bethlehem, Nazareth, the Grotto I
Agony, Mount Calvary, the Holy S
pulchre, Martyrs Crypt, Purgator
Chapel, etc. All these were visite
by the pilgrims.
:. ChaIice for Prison Service.-Tl
chaplains of the San Francisco Gil
prison on Washington street, tt
Revs. Henry /. Stark and Oliver !
Welsh, who are doing such splend
work among the prisoners large
E through the influence of their stror
personalities, have secured for tt
use of the divine services in the prise
chapel very valuable and beautif
gold chalice, the gift of generol
and charitable gentleman who takt
an interest in the work the PAUL.
!, Fathers are doing for the unfortuna
men-Mr Rodney ]. Mckenzie of Ca
ada. The chalice is suitably ,inscrite
with the words of ST. Matthew xxv-6t
81 was in prison and you came to Me
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