The Catholic bulletin., 1915-02-27
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NEW WORLD ITEMS.
A New Hospital-The new St.
Mary's hospital at Ladysmith, Wis,
is to be built OF brick with stone trim
ming and will cost $4,000,
A Catholic University.-Therc are
only Protestants among the 5000
students OF the University Of Buenos
Ayres, Argentina.
Seghers Council, AIaska.-The new
Knights of Columbus Council at
Juneau, Alaska, will be known as
Archbishop Seghers council, in honor
of the great Alaskan missionary who
established the first church at Juneau.
Father O'Brien's Appointment.-Rcv
Patrick O'Brien, pastor OF the Good
Shepherd Church, Toledo, o., who re-
tired from active pastoral work Feb
ruary 20, has been appointed chaplain
at the Notre Dame convent by Bishop
Schrembs.
Few Catholics at State University.
Out of 1922 students in the Illinois
State University, about per cent, or
PA, are Catholics. But OF the faculty
not l per cent are Catholics.
Southern Priests Jubilee. y Very
Rev. Joseph l.. Wise, for the past
forty years pastor of Yazoo City, Miss,
celebrated his golden jubilee as a
priest recently.
Cardinal Farley at Scranton.-Cardi-
nal Farley was the guest of honor at
the knights of Columbus Washington
Birthday dinner in Scranton, Penn,
on February %. He responded to the
toast George Washington.
Minister Becomes Catholic
Charles l.. Harbord, former Christian
minister, was received into the church
February by Father Antill, c. NJ,
pastor of st. Vincent's Church, Kansas
City, Mo.
Father Lacombe FaiIing.-"Canada S
grand old Oblate," Father LacOmbG,
is now 81 years Of age. He is spend
ing his declining years at Nlidnapore,
Alta, in the home which he erected
for his old people and orphans.
Though getting slowly weaker, he is
still able to celebrate Mass.
For Needy and UnempIoyed.-Dur-
ing last month, January, Father Wyn-
hOven in New Orleans, provided 2,70G
beds at his ST. Vincent Hotel, found
employment for 10S, gave shoes to "a,
furniture to IA families, and sent the
sick poor to hospitals.
Hospital Dcdicated.---Th new st
Elizabeth Hospital at Baker, Ore. was
dedicated recently by Bishop O'ReiIly
It's cost is about $175,000. Archbishop
Christie and Bishop GlorieuX at
tended.
Exposition Every Sunday.-Bshor
Matthew, of Regina, Sask., Can, has Sc
arranged the Forty Hours devotion
that on every Sunday Of the year the
Blessed Sacrament is exposed on one
altar and adored in the diocese. Once
the diocese has its full quota Of
priests, he hopes to be able to in
stitute daily alteration in the diocese
Costly Modern HospitaI.-St. Eliza
beth's Hospital at Youngstown, o., is
one of the most complete in the coun
try. 1t cost approximately $2S3,000
$4,000 of which was raised by popu
lar subscription.
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Catholic Judge Appointed.-Goyern
or Ralston has appointed Hon. James
J. Moran, of Portland, Ind, Judge O
the Appellate Court, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Judge Franz
NJ Powers. Judge Moran is a Catho
lie and member of the Knights O.
Columbus.
A Historic BelI.-The famous ole
st. Joseph Church bell of Bardstown
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some time, has been sent to Cincin
natl to be recast The bell weighs
1900 pounds and is four feet higl
and six feet in diameter. AS is wei
known, it came from France and was
presented to the Catholic church b!
the King of France, Louis Philippe
during his exile. The bell is of splen
did metal being a mixture of silver
tin and copper and has deep full
tone that can be heard all over the
town and for miles in the surroundin:
country.
Memorial to Church 5enefactors.-
A magnificent Celtic cross and memo
rial tablet, made in Dublin, Ireland
of polished brass, and placed in the
vestibule of ST. John the Baptist
Catholic Church, Manayunk, Pa, il
memory of Maurice +. Wilhere and hii
wife Nellie, was unveiled recently il
the presence of more than 1000 per
sons. The Wilheres bequeathed SIS,
900 to various Catholic charities ant
left $4,000 for parochial schools.
Fake Chaldean Priests.-Fake Chal
dean priests who we're some time ag,
stopped from soliciting funds in Seat
tie for mythical orphans in Assyria