The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-10-09

KEY. JOnn y. 1dHHIdlu, CnahSOAioA
of the st. Louis diocese, had been
transferred by Archbishop Glennon
from the rectorship of st. Agnes,
parish, to that of the Old Cathedral.
Jesuit Tertian Master.-Rev. Joseph |
Grimmelsman, S. j., former president |
of Marquette University, Milwaukee,
Wis, has been appointed Tertian Mas
ter of the Missouri Province of the
Jesuit Order with headquarters at |
Cleveland.
New Hospital for Sisters.-Three
Sisters of st. Francis have left the
Motherhouse at Syracuse, N. Y, for
Hilo. Hawaii, where they will take
charge of hospital which has been
placed under their care by the United
States Government. All are trained
nurses and fully equipped for. the
work. The Sisters of the same COM
munity have charge of the lepersq of
Molokai.
Priest Paints Pamela decorative
panel, twenty-eight feet long and a
full seven feet in height, has just been
completed by Father Raphael, 0. 5.
b., of st. Anselms College, Manches-
ter. N. H., for the Benedictine College
at Newark, N. J. The painting which
is of the mural order, will go forward
this month.
School for Deaf.-Those interested
in Catholic education will be pleased
to learn that progress has been made
in Cincinnati in the Catholic educa.
ton of the deaf A farm has been
4 purchased containing 245 acres, of
which 140 acres are bottom land. On
this property are three houses sufi-
r GENTLY large to be utilized for school
purposes. The houses will be reno
waited and readapted in the near
future and are expected to be ready
for school about the middle of Octo-
ber
Good Shepherds Work.-From the
time the Sisters of Good Shepherd
came to Omaha, Nebr., until the pres
ent they have housed and sheltered
1,4OO girls, all this without asking OF
receiving any state aid as other re-
form schools of the state have re-
ceived.
American Jesuit Secretary.-Rev.
Gilbert J. Garraghan, S. j., has been
appointed secretary of the American
Jesuit Assistancy in Rome to take the
place of Rev. Elder Mullan, S. j., who
returned to this country. Father
Garraghan has been assistant to the
Provincial in St. Louis for six years.
Rare Copy of the "Imitation."-
Notre Danes collection of rare books
was recently augmented by valuable
copy of the limitation of Christ, by
Thomas Kempis. The book was a
gift to the university and was sent
by A. Berker, of Milwaukee. 1t is a
Z valuable addition to the world wide
collection of rare books kept in the
archives at Notre Dame The little
text is duodecimo in antique
leather binding and was published in
= 1886. The fact that the text is writ
ten in the original Latin is sufficient
: to show that it would bring large
sum on the book market of today.
Historical Society Proposed.-Th
Catholics of Campbell County, Ky.
are discussing the formation of 6
Catholic historical society for the
purpose of collecting and preserving
a record of events pertaining to the
y development of Catholicism in thai
portion of the Blue Grass State. The
necessity for such a society was
brought home to the people, when the
celebration of the jubilee of the late
Rev. James McNerney revealed the
fact that the records of the parish
were of the most meager character
!. entirely inadequate for anything like
a satisfactory history
Parishes for colored Catholics
Two new parishes for colored Catho
: lies have been added to those of thu
Archdiocese of New Orleans. The
parish of the Blessed Sacrament viii
be temporarily located in the audi
i forum of the colored university
which bears the name Of the South
ern University of New Orleans, unde
the patronage of st. Francis Xavier
: and Rev. John Clark, s. S. j., will b
in charge. The new parish of thu
Holy Ghost will be in charge of TIT
Fathers of the Holy Ghost, who will
arrive in New Orleans in a few days
8 A site will be chosen and churcl
(. will be erected as soon as possible.
Sister of Charity Dead.-Siste
3 Mary Varia Lynch, member of tn
Order of the Sisters of Charity TO
: the past forty-one years died suddenl
September 10 at Mount ST. JOSEPH
College, Dubuque. Sister Varia wa
ia native of Lowell, Mass, and he
entire religious life was passed i
Dubuque. M Sas
Church Burned.AThe Church of 81
Rose of Lima, in Brooklyn, Maryland
was destroyed by fire early on tn
morning of September II.
Catholic Institutions Get $4,000
Catholic institutions in Brooklyn II
ceive the bulk of the $4,000 estat
left by Anna May of 17S Luquee
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