The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-03-04
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Brothers Schools attached to All
Saints Church
Churches Damaged by storm.--Re-
ports of injury to Catholic churches
and institutions from the recent heavy
rains in the Southland are coming in
slowly; but, since the impression has
been conveyed that the losses are
serious, it may be well to state that
no damage was suffered at the San
Louis Rey Mission; which was re-
ported to have been in danger, says
the San Francisco Monitor. The
churches at Rincon and Otay were de-
stroyed, and at Pala the old beethoven
was undermined by the waters and
collapsed.
Another Lourdes.-A grotto of the
Immaculate Conception, in imitation
of the famous grotto at Lourdes,
France, has been constructed on the
grounds of ST. Johns Preparatory
College, Danvers, Mass. Brother
Linus aided by the boys did all the
work. 1t was truly labor of love
love for the Blessed Mother OF God.
| Baron of Montreai.-It is stated that
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, the Presi-
dent of the Canadian Pacific Railway
who was included in the list of new
peers announced in the New Years
honour list, has decided to take the
title of Baron Shaughnessy of Mon
treal Canada, and Of Ashford, County
Limerick. 1t was from the latter
place that the parents of the new
peer emigrated to America.
Boston Church Fire.-Fire on last
| Wednesday morning badly damaged
the beautiful little Church Of st
Broadway, South Boston, of which
Rev. Mortimer E. Twomey is pastor
The damage is estimated at 100000
but it is feared the beautiful frescC
work and paintings cannot be dupli
Gated.
Catholic Veterans.-GovernOr Field
err, who is eX-officio a member of the
Board of Managers of the New Jerse!
Soldiers Home at Kearney, Hudson
County, was informed on Feb. IA b.
Col. James F. Connolly, superintend
ent of the Home, that the Ri. Rev
John J. O'Connor, Bishop Of Newark
i. as custodian of all property Of hi
diocese, had donated plot of grounC
in the new cemetery Of the Hol!
Name, at Arlington, as burial plac;
for future deceased Catholic veterans
State the Governor requested Col
Connolly to convey his appreciation
for the gift.
} Mgr. Rainer's JubiIees-Next yea
Mgr. Rainier will observe two jubilee
i. the fiftieth year Of his connection
with st. Francis Seminary, and tn
thirtieth anniversary of his rector
ship of that institution.
> "Mother of the Poor, lII.-MrE
; Joseph j. ODonohue, president c
Catholic Charities of New York, an
known as the mother Of the poor,
is ill. Plus X designated her
: Lady of the Holy Sephulcre." Sh
is in her 18th year. The entertain
ment which was to have been give
under the craftsmanship of Mrs. Wi
/ liam K. Vanderbilt, has been pos
J Iponed until after Easter in cons
quence of her illness.
Catholic UniVersities.-At the b.
y ginning of this year, 1916, our create
Catholic universities stood as follows
/ The Catholic University: Instructor
3 80, students 600, Library 10000 vols
8 Georgetown University: Instructor
203, students 1852, Library 1880
vols; Fordham University: Instruc
ors $50, students 1927, Library Il
{ 200 VOLS; st. Louis University: L
y structors 261, students 1,544, Libra1
= 1921 vols; Loyola University, Oh
cago: Instructors 127, students LAB
/ Library $4,000 vols; Notre Dame Tn
=" versity: Instructors IS, students 10
9 Library $4,000 vols; Creighton Tn
v versity: Instructors $50, student
II 1,211, Library $4,000 vols.