The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-01-29

Sisters of st. Joseph.
IA High Schools in State.-There are
fourteen Catholic high schools in Col
orado.
Named College President.-The Rev.
III. Carr, C. S. B., has been appointed
president of st. Michael's College,
Toronto, Ontario, Canada, succeeding
Rev. r. McBrady, c. S. B., whose term
of Office has expired.
Seven Juhilarians--Seven Sisters of
the UrsuIine Convent at Alton, ILL.,,
have been celebrated emf emf en- en-
have recently celebrated their golden
jubilees. The last to celebrate were
Mother Xavier, Sister Donate and Sis
ter Baptist.
Administrator Appointments. Rev.
Mgr. A. Colaneri has been appointed
administrator of the Diocese of Oma-
ha, Nebr., to act until the appointment
of new Bishop.
Salt Lake Catholicism Salt Lake
City, Utah, the Catholics rank numeri-
cally next after the Mormons.
Frederic CORTLAND Penfield, our am
bassador at Vienna, is convert to the
Church His wife, who is a marchesa
of the Papal court, is one of the rich
est women in the world.
Pupils Leave Burning SchooI.-Fire
destroyed the five-story brick building
occupied by st. Anne's Academy for
Girls, Marlboro, Mass, on Jan. 8. All
of the pupils were in the class-rooms
when one of the girls detected swoke,
and warned Sister Mary Alphonse
The latter called for the fire drill, and
the girls passed to the street without
accident.
Appointed Vicar General.-Rt Rev.
Mgr. Joseph A. Delaney of Albany, N.
Y, who was recently made Domestic
Prelate by Pope Benedict, has been APP
pointed Vicar General of the Diocese
of Albany.
Cardinal Farley 5eneficiary.-The
late Rev. Thomas F. O'Connor, retir-
ed priest of the New York Archdio-
cese, willed the residue of his estate
to Cardinal Farley. The deceased
priest inherited an estate from his
father, who was well known business
man.
Protectory Building Burned.-One
of the main buildings of the group
forming st. Johns Catholic Protec-
tory in Lackawana, n. Y, was destroy
ed by fire recently, causing a loss of
about $4,000 The Protectory, which
is one of the most noted institutions
of it's kind in the country, has been
under the direction of Right Rev. Mgr.
Nelson H. Baker for several years.
Old Mission CemeHe ry Burned
Some thoughtless person threw a light
ed cigarette in the or ass at the Mis-
sion Dolores Cemetery, San Francisco,
California, recently and nearly caused
the destruction of San Franciscos
most famed possessions Most of the
old wooden headstones were destroyed
and the vaults and marble monuments
lnarred by the fire. Efficient work by
the firemen was all that prevented the
destruction of the Mission itself.
Memorial to Wife.-As a memorial
to his deceased parents. State Senator
Charles M. Egan of Jersey City, N. j.,
has presented to Rev. John ]. Murphy,
rector of All Souls Church, Amphere,
N. j., beautiful gold chalice. stud
ded with amethysts and sapphires and
surmounted by diamond-studded
cross. Senator Egan's father, Cap
tain Michael Egan, was member of
the famous Irish Brigade in the Civil
War.
Home for Exiied Nuns.-Bishop
Richter has received the Carmelite
Sisters exiled from Mexico into the
&ocese of Grand Rapids, and is con-
lering site to give them, upon
Itch to erect convent that they may
tblish themselves permanently
chat locality.
Il
to Catholic JournaIism.-Tho
DAILY, Catholic poet and joke
Identified for nearly quarter
fury with the Catholic Stand
Times of Philadelphia as its
md leading contributor
'idely quoted, has left the
tholic journalism for the
We position of editing
al column in the Phila-
Ledger at a large sal
lie press will feel the
ae genial company OF
anzoni'' very much.
IN Begun.-The cor.
magnificent McDer.
zurich, New Orleans,
Impressive ceremony
by Rt. Rev. Bishop
did edifice being
ground of Loyola
mortal to the late
from his sister
1tt, who donated
Is for its erection
SIN Teachers
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