The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-06-03
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VIII De the guest OF nOnOf at tue all
nual convention OF the Supreme Coun-,
ell of the Knights of Columbus in
Davenport, Iowa, on August 1, 2 and 3.
He will be present for the fourth de-
gree exemplification, the day prior to
the opening of the convention, and will
deliver an address at the banquet |
which will follow it. He will be cele- |
brant of the Pontifical High Mass, |
which win Immediately precede the |
Dubuque Laymen's Retreat The
annual laymen's retreat will be held
at Dubuque College, Dubuque, Ia,
June 1919. This year the Rev. John
H. ORourke, S. j., of New York, will |
conduct the exercises.
New Sisters demonstrating sold
it's quarters on st. Paul street, to the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore |
for use in the widening of ST. Paul
street, the ST. Elizabeth's Home has
just purchased the old Pen Lucy
School property on Pen Lucy avenue,
near the old York road Mother Mil
dred. the head of the home, has COM
missioned architects to prepare the
plans for suitable home for the in
stitution to cost approximately $780,,
600.
Military Mass at Portsmouth
Portsmouth, Va, took leading part
again this year on Tuesday, May 80,
in the national Memorial Day eXer
cises at the st. Helena training sta
ton, opposite the United States navy
yard. A solemn high military field
Mass was celebrated at 10 o'clock,
attended by a number of religious and
civic organizations. A choir of sixty
five boys from st. Paurs parish sang
the Mass. The Grafton of the day
was delivered by the Right Rev Denis
J. O'Connell, D. D., Bishop of Rich
mond.
Tribute to the Dead.-One of the
Councils of the Knights of Columbus
in an eastern city has adopted a very
beautiful manner of remembering
their deceased members. Instead of
has decided to- send $500 to the
Catholic Church Extension Society,
upon the death of a brother member
for the purchase Of a chalice i'll his
memory, to be sent to some Door mis-
sion. The chalice will bear the name
of the member in whose memory it is
given, as well as the name of the
Council who gave it.
Madames at Cathedral School.-The
Madames of the Sacred Heart for the
first time in ST. Louis, and probably
in this country, will teach a parochial
school not within their own clustered
precinct when the New Cathedral
school is formally opened next Septem-
Der. Special dispensations may be re-
|quired to enable them to leave their
cloisters.
Sisters Secure Sanitorium.-Siste
of Charity of ST. Joseph, Emmitsburg,
Md, have assumed charge of the De-
Soto Sanitorium, Jacksonville, Florida,
after completing deal with the
former owners. The change was
made for a cash consideration of
$4,000. Dr. John E. Boyd, who has
been connected with the institution
for a number of years, will continue
to be in charge of the surgical staff
Christian Brothers Novitiate.-The
old Bank of Upper Canada building at
the corner of Duke and George streets,
Toronto, Ont, Can, which has been
the home of the Christian Brothers
since 1871, has been vacated by them.
The Brothers with their seventy
novices have gone to their magnificent
new Training College at Oak Ridges
This building which has just been
completed at cost of $175,000.00
stands on an eminenee $50 feet higher
than Toronto, and commands a de
lightful view of the surrounding coun.
try.
Judge Debars !. w. W.'s.-At
Wilkesbarre, Pa, on May 3, Judge
O'Boyle announced in naturalization
court that members of the Industrial
Workers of the World cannot obtain
citizenship papers in this country He
said they are undesirable and with.
held their petitions after granting citi
zenship to large number of other
aliens.
Or. Carroll Monsignor.-T Rev
t. G. Carroll, D. D., secretary to Car
dinal Farley, has been honored by
Pope Benedict XIV, who has elevated
the young priest to the dignity of a
Cavaliere Secreto, with the title OF
Very Rev. Monsignor This dignity
carries with it the privilege of wear
ing the purple of the Pontiff's house
hold.
Illinois c. T. A. Union. forty
fifth annual convention Of the Cath
Ole Total Abstinence Union of Illi
nois will be held in Recital Hall, Audi
forum building, 431 Wabash avenue
Sunday, juno 4. 1916. The conven
ton will open with the business ses
sion at 1870 o'clock. In the evening
of the same day public meeting vii
lbe held.
Seven .IubfIarian prieats On Tues