The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-04-22

been ordered for the Church of the
Holy Redeemer in East Warren, Pa,
by Mrs. Catherine White, a mem
her of the parish.
The "Watchman" incorporates
Incorporation papers for the Western |
Waterman Publishing Company, which |
succeeds the late Rev. ID. S. Phelan |
as publisher of the Western Watch |
man and the Sunday Waterman, were
filed in st. Louis recently. The capt. |
tai stock is $4,000, fully paid.
School Damaged by Fire. - The
Sacred Heart CPolish) school, SYRIA |
cuse. n. Y, was damaged to the eX.
tent of more than $1,000 by a recent
fire.
Enters Novitiate.-The president of
the Danyers, Mass, Catholic Total
Abstinence Society. Mr.. ], M. Caskins,
Jr.. has entered the Xaverian Con-
gregation.
Franciscans Go to Utah.-Bishop
Glass Of Salt Lake has announced that
the Franciscan Fathers of New YORK
have consented to take charge OF the
parish at Helper, Utah, and the mis-
sions in Carbon county.
Died for His Countrywide first
American Soldier to die in Villas raid
on Columbus, n NJ, was Private
Thomas Butler. a Catholic. He was
a member of Troop F., u. S. Cavalry.
He was buried with full military
honors in Syracuse, N. Y.
Appointed IrremoVabIe Rector
Very Rev. John d. Mcguire, for
several years dean of the School OF
Letters in the Catholic University of
America, and also professor of Latin
literature, has accepted the irremoV-
able pastorate of st. Elizabeth
Church in Philadelphia.
Home for Bishop.-A house has
been bought at Ell Paso, Texas, for
the Right Rev. Bishop Schuler, S. }.
Since going to Ell Paso, Bishop
Schiller has lived at the Hotel Dieu,
a Catholic hospital. One of the most
beautiful residences in FL Paso has
been purchased for him.
New Seminary CostIy.-The Arch
diocesan Building Committee of Gin
cinnati met recently and announced
that between 100000 and 100000
will be spent in the erection Of a new
MI. St. Mary's Seminary adjoining the
.Archbishop's residence on Norwood
Heights The building will contain
200 single rooms for the students.
"cathoIc Daughters" organized.-
A society to be known as the Cath.
Ole Daughters of st. Louis of France"
has been organized at the old Cathe-
draI Church of st. Louis, in st. Louis,
to promote and maintain interest i'll
that old, historic church, and to pre-
serve valuable papers and things
relating to the Catholic history Of
the Church in that city.
Irish Fellowship CIub.-.Tudge John
p. McGoorty was elected president of
the Irish Fellowship club at the an
nual meeting in the Hotel La Sale,
Chicago. He succeeds Attorney
Patrick TT. ODonnell The other
officers elected are: DR.. John J.
Killeen, vice president; Thomas Shea.
han, secretary, and P. J. Byrnes,
treasurer.
Catholic Summer SchooI.-This sum-
mer will mark the silver jubilee of
the Catholic Summer School OF
America. To celebrate it tittingly a
Souvenir Historical Volume will be
issued, containing the history of the
Summer School and it's founders
Rev. John Donlon, of Centre Moriches,
L. l., has been appointed editor OF
the volume, and is now working on
it.
A Rare PriVilege.-Rev. Jules A.
Baisness, S. S., a well-known profess
sor at st. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore.
Nd, having taught philosophy there
for many years, is back at his post
again after having lost an arm in the
service of his country, France. He
was injured while engaged in his
duties as chaplain. His superiors
have obtained permission from the
Holy Father for him to say Mass with
his one arm, rare privilege.
Five Mexicans Ordained.-At St
Philip Neri Seminary in Texas, which
is maintained by the Catholic Church
Extension Society, Chicago, the
Bishop of Zacatecas, Mex, Mgr. De
La Mora, recently ordained five Mexi
can refugee students to the priest
hood. The young priests will return
to Mexico to sing their first Mass.
Unique Rose Window-St. Joseph''
Church, Springfield, ILL.,, has rose
window Illuminated so that its de
signs are shown forth at night.
has a Roman cross in the centre, al
American flag draped from an arm o
the cross and a bunch of lilies, sym
biol of purity, on the other side o
the cross. 1t bears the inscription
"Render unto Caesar the things tina
are Caesars and to God the thing
that are Gods" and the place of tn,
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