The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-04-15
NEW WORLD ITEMS

oil lies MONIES NOluuClcu inc diilludi
retreat for men last week at Our
Lady of the Rosary Church, Detroit,
Mich.
Urue Restitution of Church Property.
"A number of priests, accompanied
by Representative John ]. Eagan, of
New Jersey, called on Secretary OF
State Lansing recently to urge him to
use his influence with CarranZa for the
restitution of church property coniis-
Gated in Mexico.
Priest Settles Strike.-Accepting the
advice of Rev. George J. Joanitis, pas
tor of st. Anthony's Lithuanian Church
of Omaha, and strike leader Ed,
Payne, strikers of the Cudahy packing
plant returned to work. The decision
marked the settlement of the third
strike within three weeks.
Ruthenian Administrator.-Un a
new prelate is appointed to the vacan,
CIV by the Pope, Very Rev. Alexander
Dzubay of Leisenring Pa. Vicar Gen
eral of the Ruthenian Greek Catholic
churches in this country, will be the
head Of them.
Priest Made Battalion Chief.-The
Director of Public Safety has con
ferred on Rev. Roger Mckinley, Chap
lain of the Jersey City Fire Depart
ment, the title and full authority OF
Battalion Chief. The same rank is
Il bestowed on the non-Catholic chap.
lain.
Fordham University JubiIee.-The
. chief feature of the celebration which
e will be held to commemorate the sew
enty-fifth anniversary of the founding
of Fordham University will be the
production of a Shakespearean play
. The play will be given twice, on May
Q and 10, by members of the dramatic
society. The first presentation will
be treated according to the modern
methods of interpreting the bards
work. The second will be produced in
true Elizabethan style on stage TIC
he erected on the campus, and all the
surroundings will be arranged to
strengthen the Elizabethan effect.
Priest 81 Years OId.-Very Rev
Father Dandurand, o. VI. l., of St
Boniface, Manitoba, Canada, rounded
out the ninety-seventh year of his age
on March 90. The venerable priest
still is hale and hearty, with unim
paired memory and keen sense OF
humor He said Mass as usual at the
old convent in ST. Boniface on his
birthday.
New Diocesan Paper.-In pastoral
Archbishop Keane of Dubuque, Ia, an
nOunccs that he hopes 10 begin with
in a few weeks the publication of s
weekly Catholic paper, which will keeI
the work OF the missions prominent
before the minds Of all the people O
the diocese.
Archbishop Hanna Will Preach
Archbishop Hanna Of San Francisco
Cal, has been invited to deliver the
Grafton on the occasion of the conse
Grafton of the new Kenrick Seminary
ItttDCi ut 81. 1OhAs>y VII ~ III II
Requests notwithstanding it wa!
impossible to say Masses for her "for
ever and ever" as stipulated in The
will, Rev. Joseph Riesterer, La Crosse
Wis, and Rev. Fl. f. Flock, Sparta
notified the county judge that the!
could not accept requests of the late
Helen Brieske.
Stations in cemetery.-Rev Ray
mOnd Cara, pastor of st. Patricl
Church, New Orleans, La, is arrang
ing for outdoor Stations of the Gross
to be placed in st. Patrick Cemetery
They will be memorials to departed
ones and friends and relatives. The
stations will be Sof cement and. will
the pedestal, each will stand twelve
feet high.
Catholic Women Buy Home.-Tht
Catholic Women's Association of In
dianapolis, Ind, has decided upon the
purchase of handsome home in NORTH
Pennsylvania Avenue, and has launch
ed campaign to raise $4,000 fol
the purpose. A number of large con
tributions have been already made
and the women are sanguine of sue
cess.
Retreat for Doctors and Dentists
A retreat for Catholic physicians
dentists and pharmacists, and students
preparing for these professions, was
held in the Cathedral chapel, Phila
delphia, Pa, from Thursday, April
TO Sunday, April 9, inclusive, under
the auspices of the Guild of S. Luke
Cosmas and Damian. 1t was con
Quoted by Rev. Walter Drum, S. J.
of Woodstock College.
Joseph scott's Lecture Tour.-IIon
Joseph Scott, of Los Angeles, CAL, viii
deliver series of public addresses
under the auspices of the Knights o.
Columbus during April in Philadelphia
Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Indian
apolis. st. Louis, Kansas City ant
Denver.
Brother Benny" Dead.-Brothe
Bonayenture (Michael Casey, fol
fifty years a project of various hall.
at Notre Dame University, died Sun
day at Notre Dame, Ind, at the age
of So, of heart trouble. Brother
Bonny,' as he was Familiarity called
by the students, had been one of thu
most conspicuous figures on the Notrt