The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-12-15
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TO the cOnSlStOrlal congregation III
Rome.
On Adjutants Staff.-Adjutant Gen.
eral Sheriff. announces that, with the
approval of the governor, he has ap-
pointed as chaplain on his staff Mgr.
j. n. Connolly, of the Church of Our
Lady of Good Counsel in New York
City. Mgr Connolly was for num-
Der of years chaplain of the Twelfth
Regiment of New York, and is now
secretary of the State Chaplains' AS
sociation and the senior chaplain in
the New York Guard.
X. of C. Helps Y. Nj. c. A.-Pere
Marquette Council, Knights of Column
bus, Milwaukee, has contributed $100
from it's treasury to the Y. M. c. A.
war fund and has decided to withhold
it's canvass for funds for war relief
work until the Y. M. C. A. has COM
pleted it's drive, as the work OF both
organizations is closely akin. The
council has also voted to fly a service
flag, containing 100 stars, for members
who have joined the colors, from it's
clubhouse at Fourteenth Street and
Grand Avenue.
Kneipp Sanitarium.-Right Rever-
end Bishop Alerding officiated at the
dedication of the new chapel at the
! Kneipp Sanitarium in Rome City, Ind.
The dedicatory ceremonies were fol
lowed by the celebration of Solemn
| Pontifical High Mass. The officiating
prelate was assisted by Rev. Max
WALTZ, C. PIP. S., chaplain, and num-
Der of visiting priests.
Four in One FamiIy.-Miss Rowena
Wiley, an undergraduate nurse at St
Mary Sanitarium, Pueblo, Colo, was
received into the Catholic Church and
solemnly baptized on Saturday after
noon. The ceremony was held in st
Mary chapel. Miss Pearl Wiley, sis
ter of the young neophyte, and also
convert, was godmother. Miss Wiley
is the third member of her family tt
embrace the faith, and fourth, hel
brother, a soldier at Camp Funston
is at present taking instructions from
the army chaplain there.
Brazil and Papal Note.-Brazif'
views of the only manner in which ;
durable peace may be obtained art
set forth in the governments reply tt
the peace proposal made last Angus
by Pope Benedict, which has been for
warded by Foreign Minister Pecania
Brazil never would have entered thu
war, the note says, if Germany ha
not disturbed America with her way
and deeds of violence, causing Brazi
to become a belligerent for the dc
Tense of her flag and Fundamental
rights. All the republics of the ney
world, the foreign minister states, ar
now in union of sentiment on the is
sue thus raised.
orphanage Destroyed. = Lives Q
1000 children and aged patients wer
endangered early in the morning Q
November %, when fire completed
destroyed the 100000 Hotel Die
Hospital at st. Hyacinthe, Quebec
The weather was bitterly cold, tn
thermometer being close to the ger
mark, and the rescued patients SUI
,, fered severely before they were take
care of by the villagers. The institl
ton, like many similar hospitals i
Quebec, was managed by the Gre
Nuns. 1t consisted of three ston
buildings.
Odd Coincidence.-A very interes
ing coincidence in connection with tn
recent comforting of the Pallium O
Most Rev. DR.. Duhig, Archbishop {
I Brisbane, Australia, was the fact tina
: the presiding prelate at the ceremt
/, MES, Most Rev. DR.. Kelly, Archbisho
of Sydney, was rector of the Iris
3 College in Rome when DR.. Duhig wa
: enrolled as a student there twentysi
years ago. 1t was also DIR. Kelly VIII
! OBLIGATED at the conservation of ID
Duhig as Bishop of Northampton som
twelve years ago, and now crowns hi
: association with the life work of Bril-
1 bane's young and energetic prelate b
2 the bestowal of the mark of the Arch