The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-06-24
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New Theological Semmary.-$225,-
900 already has been raised for the
new theological seminary of the Arch
diocese of Cincinnati. Plans for 1t
are now being drafted
Diocesan Musical lnstitute.-The
first Diocesan Musical Institute of Gin
cinnati will open on July 81, and
close August r. At the opening will
be present Archbishop Moeller of Gin
cinnati, Bishop Schrembs of Toledo
and Bishop Brossart of Covington.
Xaverian Brothers in Charge.-The
Xaverian Brothers will be established
in Wichita, Kan, this year. At the
close of the schools this June, they
will take charge over the higher
grades and the High School for boys
in that city They are making extern
sive repairs and improvements for the
new educational year.
Church and Convent Damaged.-St.
Joseph's Church. Manchester Road, St.
Louis, Mo-, was partly destroyed by
a tornado-like storm recently. Other
churches were damaged. The convent
of St. Maria in Ripa lost sixty win
dows; likewise st. Joseph's Academy.
Jubilee or Orphanage.-Last week,
the golden jubilee of st. Joseph's Or
phanage at Newport, KY, was cele-
brated.
Camp ST. Mary" opened.-St.
Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, Nd, has
established a Summer-School and camp
in the Adirondacks at Long Lake, n.
Y. 1t is known as Camp st. Mary.
1t is large and commodious house
commanding a magnificent view of
the Lake and mountains. 1t is place
Of recuperation for students studying
for the priesthood.
Fordham University Jubilee.-Ford-
ham University, New York, devoted
the whole of last week to the celebra-
ton of it's diamond jubilee. The
alumni were guests of the University;
more than 300 diplomas were con-
ferred; Rev. Owen A Hill, S. j.,
preached the sermon; the Oratorio
Society did the singing. The sum of
$4,000 has already been pledged as
presentation fund, together with
$4,000 in scholarships.
ST. Louis Preparatory Seminary
On the first of May, 1S43, st. Mary's
Seminary in Perry County, Mo-, under
Coadiutor-Bishop Kenrick of ST. Louis,
became preparatory seminary.
Non-Catholic Aids Little Sisters
The late Alexander Campbell, a Pres:
byterian and head of a. large milk
concern in Brooklyn, left one thousand
dollars to the Little Sisters of the
Poor.
Southland Church Burned.-St 10.
seph's Church at ThibodauX, La, was
destroyed by fire on the night of June
/, entailing a loss of $4,000. The edi
flee was built about seventy years age
and was enriched with many beautiful
works of art.
Estate to Charity.-The will of Mrs
Katherine c. Gray of Kansas City, Mo.
who died recently, bequeaths an estate
of $26,500 to four Catholic organiza
tions: Home for Aged, st. Anthony's
Home, st. Mary's Hospital and the
Perry Boys Home.
New Catholic CoIlege.-A new Cath
Ole college is projected for the city
of Tampa, Florida. The Jesuit Faith
ers of the Southern Province will be
in charge.
Spring Bank Chautauqua.-Spr
Bank, home of the Western Catholic
Chautauqua, at Oconomowoc Lake
Oshkosh, Wis, will open about June
20, under the management of Mr.
George w. Sullivan.
Catholic PuebIos.-In the Archdio
Cese of Sante Fe, N. NJ, there are
20,573 Catholic Pueblo Indians.
Bust of Charles CarrolI.-A life-size
bust of Charles Carroll of Carrolltor
was unveiled recently in the audi
torium of st. Mary's school, Hacken
sack, N. j., by the Holy Name So
ciety. The Rev. DR.. Sigourney w
Fay, of the Newman School, delivered
an Grafton on the life of Carroll.
New Course at Marquette.-A new
course has been started at Marquette
University conducted by the Jesuit
Fathers in Milwaukee, Wis. 1t is
nothing less than course in the
science of undertaking and embalm
ing''-the first course of it's kind tt
be given in the Northwest.
Redemptorist's Diamond Jubilee
An interesting event occurred in st
Louis, Mo-, Tuesday, June 6, whe1
Rev. Ferreol Girardy, c.. SIS. R., cele
brated solemn High Mass for hi
Diamond jubilee, sixty years of hi
religious profession.
DoIfus "crucifixion" Sold. - TIL,
tapestry known as the Dolfus "Cruci
fiXion" which was part of the J. Pier