The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-04-08

Casey. late OF Norwood, Ont, mas nc j
come editor Of the Canadian Free
man" of Kingston. Ont, tic official
organ of the diocese.
Converts Received. eastern
band Of Dominican missionary Fathers
received AS converts into the Church
from September to June, 1915.
Catholic Societies Conveation.-
The fourteenth annual convention OF
the Catholic societies Of Louisiana
viii be held in New Orleans, Sunday
and Monday, May Il and -.
Diocesan Branch Organized. The
Society for the Propagation Of the
Faith has been established is the
Diocese Of Albany by Right Reverend
Thomas F. Cusack. who has appoint
ed Rev. John f. Glavin, the director.
Catholic University in ChiIe.-The
Catholic University in Chile, South
America. is one OF the most magnli-
cent buildings in South America. 1t
was founded by Archbishop Casanova
in 1888
Ordained by Bishop Sarto.--Rev. D.
+. Rerberich. priest OF the Diocese
OF Galveston, Texas, died recently at
Freisburg, Texas. He was fortE-seven
wears OF acc. He was ordained to
the priesthood at Mantua, Italy, by
Bishop, Salto who later became Pope
Plus X.
New Quarterly PubI;cation.-From
the bureau OF Catholic Indian Mis-
sions. Washington, D. c., comes the
announcement that, beginning on July
!. The Indian Sentinel" hitherto is
sued annually, viii thereafter appear
quarterly.
Protestant Ministers Convertad.-
The Missionary" for March publishes
list Of forty-ive Protestant min
listers who have become Catholics in
the last ton years. They form roll
OF honor.
Requests 20 Charity.-Edward Grace
Of CHICAGO. in his will. devised $1,000
to the Little Sisters of the Poor, and
$4,000 to the Chicago st. Vincent Or
phan Asylum.
Bishop Ended Strike.-BishoD Gar
rigan OF Sioux City, Ia, was the
peacemaker in the strike of the en-
ployees Of the Armour and Cadahy
plants.
Industrial Schools Jubiiec.-NeXt
month st. Mary's industrial School
Baltimore. will celebrate its golden
jubilee 1t is the NEST considerable
institution OF its kind is this coun-
try. The Xaverian Brothers have
the domestic charge OF it.
Quiet Near Churches Chief OF
Police Healey, of Chicago. has issued
an order to prevent all unnecessary
noises in the neighborhood of q
church during hours Of worship.
Gift for spita|.-Tnc Sisters O.
Mercy OF Philadelphia. Pa, have re
\ ceived from Mr. Charles c. Dcuedin&
in honor of st. Joseph, q most gener
Gus gift of $4,000 for the Misericordis
Hospital in that city.
Home of Little Sisters Burned.-Il
fire which destroyed thirty-fir;
blocks in East Nashville, Tenn, OF
March %, the Home OF the Little Sis
ters Of the Poor was one of the frs
structures to go. The occupants were
rescued without difficulty.
Catholic Y. M. Association.-In Gin
cinnati, Ohio, recently Archbishop
Moeller announced plans for til,
erection of $250,OO0 building for thu
first Catholic Young Mems Associa
ton Of the United States. The build
ing will front 200 feet on Pionee
Street, and will be finished within +;
year.
Chicago Appointments Arch
bishop of Chicago has appointed Rev
Francis Rempe, Vicar General for The
Communities Of Women Religious il
the Archdiocese; the Rev DR.. Edward
F. Hoban, Chancellor and Vicar Gen
eral for matrimonial cases; the Rev
DR.. d. ]. Dunno, Secretary of the
Marriage Board and Assistant Chan
cellor Besides these, he has ap
pointed a number OF rectors, con
sultors and parish school supervisors
St. Joseph's College for Women
a new BROOKLYN college for womel
has been given provisional charter
1t will be known as St. Joseph's Col
lege, and will be under the super
vision of the Sisters of st. Joseph, t
whom the charter was granted
Wealthy Woman Adopts Priest
1t became known in New Orleans las
week that Mrs. Louise c. Thomas
seventy-three years old. and reputeC
to be one of the Souths wealthies
women. had adopted as her son anC
heir Rev. Peter Scott, formerl!
chancellor of the Archdiocese Of New
Orleans Mrs. Thomas is the widow
of Stanley O. Thomas, who left al
estate of several million dollars
The GIOption Daners were filed las