The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-09


been ordained as a priest in St. Pet
ersburg, Russia. He did not remem-
Der the year, and he did not have
any credentials to show that he was
posed as a Catholic priest for the
purpose of collecting money was also
given six months in the Workhouse.
He is Philip II. Craven, of % Last
both Street, Manhattan.
Toledo Cathedral SchooI-The
magnificent new school building erect
ed for the children of the Cathedral
parish, ST. Francis de Sales, Toledo,
O., was dedicated recently by Bish-
OPP Schrembs. After the dedication
Bishop Schrembs celebrated a Solemn
Pontifical Mass in the chapel, which
has seating capacity of 1000, and
which, pending the erection of the
proposed new Cathedral, will be used
| for parish worship in conjunction
with the old church. The chapel, with
its beautiful art glass windows, it's
rich, dark oak finishings and affairs
Of marble with ivory and onyx effects,
occupies the lower floor. The school,
with its six large recitation rooms,
office, rest rooms for both pupils and
teachers, drinking fountains, book.
cases enclosed in the walls and other
conveniences, is located on the. main
floor. On the top floor is the large
auditorium, which will be used as a
gymnasium and indoor playroom
during inclement weather. AZ large
stage makes it adaptable for dramatic
purposes. To the rear of the auditor
, ium are the physical and chemical
laboratories and domestic science
rooms. The school proper is capable
, of caring for 1000 pupils, or double
the present attendance at ST. Francis
de Sales school. The walls are
adorned with the symbols of the Flu
, Charist, the coats-of-arms of the Pope
, and the Bishop and a portrait of st
Francis de Sales On the exterior
above the main entrance, are thC
Stars and Stripes and the Papa
l. OuICIu. lIG uCGOI dJIOlIo W5IC OuSoSSSI
ed by DR.. O'Connell, pastor of thu
Cathedral. With the heating, light
ing and ventilating facilities added
the structure will represent an ex
penditure OF $125,0O0.
= Died on the Eve of his Ordination
The Rev. Joseph A. Quinlan, c..
c., died in Providence Hospital, Wash
ington, d. c., on Tuesday Decembe
: Is. The deceased was born in CHI
= cago, ILL.,, in 1890, and entered Hol
! Cross Seminary, Notre Dame, Ind
: ana, in September, 1903. After a sue
: cessful course Of study he entered tn
= nCVitiate of the Congregation Of Hol
Cross in June, 1906 In September
1907, he entered the University of NJ
ire Dame, from which institution h
was graduated in 1911 at the head c
. one CT the largest classes ever gradl
: ated from the institution. He bega
!, his theological studies at Holy Cros
=, College, Catholic University of Anne
:, lea, in September, 1911. Owing to
, | Z III Ills uCdlIll illO OIOt
nation to the priesthood had been sc
!, for just before Christmas.
). Catholic Reading for Rural kansa
V For the spreading of Catholic lite
ature amongst the people of the mi
sions OF the Capuchin Fathers in Kal
. sas the Catholic Church Extension S,
s ciety has started fund which ha
V been named the Sister Terese fun
$ 1t is to be spent for the spreading
r, literature amongst many parishionel
n of these priests, who, without the goo
t. influence of Catholic reading, migl
O. be lost to the Church.