The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-05-27
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NEW WORLD ITEMS

union of Loyola College, Baltimore,
Md, held recently, the Rector, Rev.
William j. Ennis, S. j., announced
that the late Miss Jenkins left the
College $4,000.
Addition to Seminary.-TheF Fathers
of the Congregation of the Precious
Blood are erecting a large addition
to their ST. Charles Seminary at
CaTthagena, 0.
Catholic Summer SchooI.-The Cliff
Haven Catholic Summer School near
Plattsburg, N. Y, will open on July
3.
Treasurer of Catholic University
Mr.. John ]. Michigan, president OF the
Safe Deposit and Trust Co., has sue
ceeded the late Michael Jenkins, OF
Baltimore, Md, as Treasurer OF the
Catholic University.
Catholic Club House.-It is stated
that the Knights of Columbus and
other Catholic organizations of Mem
phis, Tenn, will erect a club house to
cost 100000.
Catholic Author Dead. = Stephen
F'iske, 76, author, dramatist and once
widely known as a journalist and war
correspondent, died in New York
recently. He founded The Dramatic
Mirror. Mr.. Fiske was a Catholic.
Glynn Will Give Keynote Address,
Former Governor Martin H. Glynn OF
New York has been selected to de-
liver the keynote address as tempo
rary chairman of the democratic
national convention in st. Louis.
Addition to Sisters Novitiate.-The
Ursuline Sisters of Paola, Kansas, are
adding to their motherhouse and nov1-
tiate a splendid music hall, fire-proof
and costing one hundred thousand
dollars. The hall is already half COM
pleted. Mother Jerome is the Su-
perior.
81 Years of Catholic journalism
The Catholic Advocate of BardstoWn
KY, of which 1.-THE Record of Louis
vile is the continuation, began in the
year 1885 Hence it will be seen that
Catholic weekly journalism in the Do
cese of Louisville is eighty-one years
old.
Sisters Golden Jubilee. = Sister
Rosaline of the Sisters of Charity of
Nazareth was privileged to celebrate
the fiftieth anniversary of her religi-
GUS profession at st. Thomas Orphan
age, Louisville, KY, during Easter
week.
Cardinal Honors JubIarian.-Cardi-
nal Gibbons of Baltimore, Md, took
part in the golden jubilee celebra-
ton in honor of Mother Mary Bene-
dictina Mullen. Mother Superior of
the Georgetown Convent of the Vista
ton on May IL. Other distinguished
Catholic prelates participated in the
exercises.
Archbishop MundeIein on Board
At the late meeting of the board of
trustees of the Catholic University OF
America, the Most Rev. George W.
Mundelein of Chicago was unanimous.
~ elected a member of the board OF
trustees.
Gift From a Protestant.-The Rev
Lawrence Fl. Soest, pastor of the new
Immaculate Conception Church al
Milan, Mich, has received two beauti
full statues, one of st. Joseph and one
of the Blessed Virgin. They we're the
gift of DR.. E. S. Pyle of Milan, q
Protestant.
Pope Secures Release of Priests
A dispatch from Rome says: 1t is
learned that the Kaiser has granted
the request of Pope Benedict for the
release of French priests who have
been taken prisoners while fighting
as soldiers for France.
Memorial to GihauIt.-Tn the ina
session of their convention the
Knights of Columbus of Indiana de
cided to name the proposed home fol
Catholic boys after Father Pierre
Gibault, the patriotic priest of Vim
cennes. This will be the Knight:
centennial year memorial to thu
heroic priest.
New Church Being PIanned.-Four
teen lots bave been purchased ant
plans are being discussed for a new
Polish Catholic Church at Steven
Point, Wis, to- be erected Their
probably this season. A combination
church, schoolhouse and Sisters
dwelling is planned and may cos
$4,000. St. Peters Polish Catholi
parish has become so crowded tina
this division is necessary, having 80
families.
Priests civic Activitles.-Th Re-
Charles F. Hannigan, s. S. J., paste
of st. Joseph's Church (for colore
.people), Richmond, Va, is doing goo
work for those to whom he minister!
He aided in securing playground fo
the children, and further shows hi
interest by attendance at the polio
courts and visits to the quarters {
the Travellers Aid Society for th
purpose of safeguarding their relig
mi.