The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-02-05
NEW WORLD ITEMS

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Catholic High School Planned.-A
Catholic High School for Boys is
planned by Right Reverend Austin
Bowling, d. D., Bishop of Des Moines,
la.
Newark's Catholic Schools.--In the
diocese of Newark, N. J., there are
127 Catholic schools with an attend
ance of $3.50.
Sisters Golden JuhiIee.-The golden
Jubilee OF the Sisters of the Incarnate
Word will be celebrated this year on
a date yet to be chosen at the Moth
erhouse of the order at Galveston,
Texas.
Anti-catholic Papers Suspend.-The
American Citizen announces with
sorrow" the suspension of the Protes-
tant Magazine of Washington, D. c.,
and the Canadian Menace of Aurora,
Ont.
Converts in oIorado.-Returns to
the chancery Office of the Denver do
cese show that $40 converts were re-
ceived into the Church last year in
Colorado.
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Requests Sustained by Court.-The
Orphans Court i'll Newark, n. j., has
upheld the will of the late Martin
Hanily, a retired business man of
Newark, who bequeathed $4,000 in
equal shares to a number of Catholic
institutions in the Newark diocese.
the auspices of the Precious Blood
Fathers the silver jubilee of st. Joseph
College, Collegeville, Ind, will be aus
piciously observed at the annual COM
mencement in June.
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Cathedral Will Have Jubilee. i
was twenty-five years ago on January
IL since the new st. Mary Cathedral
at San Francisco was dedicated by the
late Archbishop Riordan. A public
celebration in commemoration of this
event will be held later in the year.
eigotry in State Legislature.-lt is
reported that a bill aiming to put
under the State Board of Charities all
institutions engaged in charitable
work, whether entirely supported by
private benefactions or not, and under
the Board of Education, all private
schools, has been introduced in the
Massachusetts legislature.
To Build High School. - A high
school structure costing approximate
ly $150,O00, to care for practically all
of Cleveland's Catholic high school
pupils, residing on thef East Sfue, us to
be built next spring by the st. Ignatius
College of that city.
Vestments for Seminary.--A beau
tiful set of red vestments, the handi-
work of the Sisters of the Most Prec-
ious Blood, of O'Fallon, Mo-, was pre-
scented to Archbishop Glennon, of ST.
Louis, Mo-, on Christmas day, to be
used for the new Kenrick Seminary
in Glennon Park The set includes
cope, chasuble, dalmatics, stole, mani
pie, chalice-veil and bourse.
Requests for Charity.-Nearly all of
the $4,000 estate of Mrs. Margaret
Campion, formerly of Philadelphia, has
been left to charity. She leaves $1,000
to st. Catharine's Orphan Asylum for
Girls, Reading, Pa, and directs that
the residue be divided between st.
Josephs Hospital and Rev. Thomas
J. Nolan, formerly of that city.
A Chance for the Murphys-m or
der to assist aspiring youths named
Murphy to acquire an education, the
late William S. Murphy, Harvard
graduate and for many years mem
Der of the Customs House force in
Boston, has willed Harvard University
$4,000, which is to be held as a fund
to assist deserving namesakes. If a
sufficient number of Murphys do not
request the aid of Harvard, advertise
ments are to be inserted in news
papers asking others to apply.
American Founder Is Dead.-Mother
Mary Veronica, founder of the Amer
lean branch of the st. Bernardine
Sisters of st. Francis, and for many
years at the head of the motherhouse
at Hillmont, suburb of Reading, Pa,
died on January 15 of general debility.
She was native of Warsaw, Poland,
and the ravages of war in her native
country caused her great sorrow, and
it is believed fastened her end. She
was 70 years old.
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Honored by Re-EIection.--Mr. Pat
rick T. Moran, prominent member
of the Knights of Columbus and of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians, has been
unanimously reelected president of
the Washington Chamber of Com
merce.
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italian clubhouse.--Rev. Marco II.
Sifnonetti, founder of st. Rita's
Church, East New York, has bought
the building at 1913 Shepard Avenue
and equipped 1t as a clubhouse for
the young men of his parish. The
club was opened last week and at
tracted a large number of young men.
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