The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-10-21

Catholic lndians.-ln the afchalo-
cese of Sante Fe, n. NJ, there are
% 573 Catholic Pueblo Indians.
Children in SchooIs.-In the Arch
diocese of Milwaukee 2O,552 pupils
are in Catholic schools.
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G athedra High SchooI.-The Cathe-
dral school of Sioux Falls, 5. DaK.'
will he high school and with COM
nleta commercial courses. Eighteen
nominican Sisters will teach in it.
Educational center.-At Newark
Ohio. it is proposed to erect group
of educational buildings on the
grounds of St. Francis dc Sales
Church. The architectural designs
for them are very classic and beautl-
full.
Irish History.-At the present time
there are S25 schools in the Unlteo
states teaching Irish history. There
were fortv-fve schools in the city OF
Chicago ND to September 1st, IN
which Irish history is being taught
and five more have been aooeu ln"s
far this month.
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New Cathedral Church. The
Church of ST. Mary, Winnipeg III
charge of the Oblate Fathers, has
been designated the Cathedral church
of the recently-elected Archdiocese
of Winnipeg, Canada, Of which Most
Reverend A. A. Sinnott, of Ottawa, Is
the Archbishop-elect
At His Own Expense.-Right Rev.
Mgr. Arthur ]. feeling, D. D., rector
of St. Mary's Church, Lynn, Mass,
is to erect at his own personal ex'
pense a splendid home for Cathollc
Young women of that city.
Churches Borrow Money-Unable
to raise loans abroad, according TO
The usual custom, Canadian churches
are obtaining money in this country.
The parish of st. Pierre Claver, Mon
treal. is floating bonds to the amount
of S350,0O0 through Chicago bankers
Worlds Youngest Bishop. = The
worlds youngest Bishop is Monsignor
De Aquino, who presides over the do
cese of Prussiade in Brazil, South
America. He is only 30 years of age.
lie is a member Of the Salesian order
and the first to be elevated to the
episcopate.
New Seminary.-The Most Rev.
Archbishop of Cincinnati, o., has an
nounced that the receipts of the spe-
cial collection for the new seminary,
which will be erected at Norwood
Heights, amounted to $4,000. This
is somewhat short of the 100000
necessary to erect the building. The
Archbishop hopes, however, that fur
Their contributions from the parishes,
gained both by special collections and
other means, will bring the fund up
to the required amount, and that no
special assessment will be necessary
for the completion of the structure.
Right Rev. DR.. Brodie.-A recent
number of the New Zealand Tablet
devoted many pages to an account of
the conservation of Right Rev. Mat
thew Joseph Brodie, V. G., of the do
cese of Auckland, as Bishop of Christ
church by the Apostolic Delegate,
Archbishop Cerretti The sermon, an
eloquent and scholarly one, was
preached by the Very Rev. Dean
Power of Hawera.
Catholics Here First.-The Catholic
Church was in America officially be-
fore Professionalism was started by
Luther in 1917. There were twelve
priests with Christopher Columbus on
his second voyage in 1901. The Do
cese of Santo Domingo was erected
in 1872 and that of Santiago de Cuba
in 1922. In 1902 priest emigrated
with Cabot from England to admin.
= lister to English settlers. French
priests came with Cartier in 1884
So the Church feels very much at
home here.
Death of Mother Antoinette.-
Mother Marie Antoinette Host died
on Sept. 80 at the convent of the
Nursing Sisters of the Sick Poor, al
Henry and Harrison streets, Brooklyn
Mother Antoinette, as she was popu
larly known, was one of the sever
Sisters of a community who founded
in 1905, the institution where she
died. She was born in Gresham
Alsace, February 8, 1862, the daugh
q ter of Henri Host and Marie
Ludourk. At the age of 20 she enter
). ed the Motherhouse of the Commun
ity of the Infant Jesus, at Neu
Chapel, and in 1905, with six othe
members of the community, she cam
to America, resolved to found an in
" stitution that would alleviate the dis
tress of the poor.
Little Sisters Golden Jubilee
Fifty years of loving, devoted, sell
sacrificing service, all hidden iron
= the eyes of the world in that nobl
and most ,Christ-like order OF tn
Church, the Little Sisters of tn
Poor, such was the beautiful rosar
of years that the venerable Siste
Angela Augustine, of the Asylum G
the Little Sisters 0f tho Poor in T 9