The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-07-08
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public school graduates had been
signed by thirty-eight tax payers be-
ore it was submitted to the Board of
New Brothers. School.-Plans are
)eing considered for the transfer of
he property of the Order of the
sacred Heart, st. Joseph, Mo-, which
las been abandoned as the Academy
If the Sacred Heart to the Christian
Brothers for school for boys.
Costly Mortuary chapeI.-The Anne
). Meacher mortuary chapel in the st.
louis Cathedral will cost $4,000.
The Church In Iowa.-The State of
owa has 357, 444 Catholics, 587 priests
Ind $50 churches in dioceses.
Privilege for Abhot.-,His Holiness
Benedict XIV has bestowed upon the
ubilarian Benedictine Abbot, Innocent
Wolf of Atchison, Kansas, the privi-
ege of wearing the Cappa Magma.
Brooklyn Vincentians Help Irish
The Brooklyn council of the St. Vim
cent de Paul Society has cabled a
donation of $3.50 to the Council of
Dublin, Ireland, to be added to the
relief fund for the poor in that city.
Four Brothers Priests.-The Arch
diocese of st. Louis has four brothers
all of whom are priests.
Catholic Clubs at University.-At
present there are organizations of
Catholic students at fifty-eight of the
colleges and universities
in the English-speaking world
Approval for Employment Bureau
The Catholic Employment Bureau,
established in Chicago, ILL.,, about a
year ago, has been a source of such
great benefit that Archbishop. Munde-
lein has designated iteas the official
bureau of the Archdiocese, and urges
it's support. During the year it found
for 1900 applicants.
MiIIionaire's Son Ordained.-John
Rumely, grandson of the late M.
millionaire manufacturer. was
ordained to the Catholic priesthood
Friday, June 18th.
Died Before First Mass.-Rev. Julian
Derenski, Redemptorist, ordained
recently, died at Kansas City, Kan,
before he could say his first Mass.
$4,000 for Catholic CIub.-At Petos-
key, Michigan, on June z, the Knights
of Columbus in State convention voted
$4,000 to aid in erecting a chapel
and clubhouse for Catholic students
at the University of Michigan.
Church Struck by Lightning.-Dur-
ing severe thunderstorm, recently,
lightning struck the large spire of the
new st. Joseph's Church at Paul, Neb.,
and did considerable damage. There
was no fire, owing probably to asbes-
tos shingles. The Church was dedicat-
ed May 80, Decoration Day. The loss
is covered by insurance.
Summer School for ChiIdren.-The
Catholic Settlement, located at SO
Philip Street, Albany, N Y, has start
ed a summer school for children.
Plans for the school we're made at a
meeting of the Catholic school teach
ers of the city last week, at which
Rt. Rev. Bishop Cusack presided.
presided. More than 100 teachers at
tended the meeting, which was a very
enthusiastic one.
Two Scholarships Founded.-An-
nouncement of bequest Of $4,000
from Mrs. Theresa A. Shannon-S heri-
dan of Jersey City, N. j., for the
rounding of two scholarships in
memory of a daughter, Miss Pauline
Shannon-Sheridan, was made at the
fifteenth annual comforting of degrees
at ST. Elizabeth's College, Convent
Station, N. J.
Church's Title Good.-The title of
the st. Louis Church corporation to
the property on which the Church
stands, and five lots on Delaware
Avenue, Buffalo, N Y, was upheld
recently by the Appellate Court at
Rochester, which unanimously af-
firmed the decision of Justice Pooley
in Supreme Court q year ago in the
suit of Henry LIE Couteulx de eau
mont of Paris and other heirs of Louis
LIE Couteulx to get possession of the
property.
Bishops Nephew ordained.-The
Rev. Francis Joseph Stang, a nephew
of the lamented Bishop Stang of Fall
River, Mass, was ordained June 16,
priest for the Superior Diocese by the
Right Rev. j. M. KoudeIka in Superior
Cathedral.
Accuses Priest WrongfuIIy.-A mis-
take on the part of a Newark man
who had been swindled in Elizabeth
N. j., one day last week, resulted in
the arrest of Rev. Joseph Rastutiz
curate of st. Peter and Pauls Catholic
Church. At the police station, where
witnesses were summoned, it was
proved that Father Rastutiz had nc
knowledge whatever about the matter