The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-07-07
>a>SSSaaaS @Ns4sx~s,,n. ;
THE CHURC nj Ills ff11:5 IaN and 07fER LANDS,
3316gglaE.Ia y | s:5>9

inal colony who came to Nazareth,
Mich.
Mass in Estes Park-Services in st.
Walter Church at Estes Park, outside
of Denver, Colo, which serves the
summer tourists to the new Rocky
Mountain National Park, will start on
July /, and there will be Mass every
Sunday during the SUMMER, celebrated
by Rev. George Ducharme, of Love
land. Catholics are invited to visit
the national park, and to hear Mass
at st. Walter Church.
Successful Campaien-A remark
ably successful Embarrassing campaign
was brought to close in Jersey City,
~ j., this week. Several groups of
men and women parishionerS of st.
Peters started out to raise fifty thou
sand dollars in ten days to pay off the
debt due on ST. Peters Club, an in
stitution established less than two
years ago, and which has become an
important and most useful avenue for
and aid to social service among
Catholic young men and women.
Within six days the full amount
sought was obtained, but the workers
continued and at the end of the ten
day period had secured almost suffi-
cient to pay the debt of $4,000 rest
ing on the parish.
Episcopal Alumni Given Degrees
Comforting degrees on three of her
distinguished alumni, and members of
the hierarchy, Bishops McCort, Nc
Dewitt and McCloskey, and honored
by the presence of some of the fore
most right reverend and reverend edu-
Gators of the country, La Sale Col
lege held it's fiftieth annual commence
ment on Thursday evening, June IA, in
the Broad Street Theatre, Phila-
delphia, the occasion being celebrated
with more than usual formality.
Duquesne University-The presi-
dent of Duquesne University of the
Holy Ghost, Very Rev. M. A. Hehir,
c. S. Sp., announced at the com
mencement exercises that 100 stu
dents had been registered in the Uni
versity during the past year. This
was the largest registration of any
private unendowed educational insti-
tuition in Western Pennsylvania.
Many students have listed in the Red
Cross Society, for work in gardens
and farms, two companies drill sew
eral times weekly on the campus and
40 students are now in various camps
as commissioned officers.
New Monsignor = Announcement
was made by Bishop Joseph S. Glass
that word had been received from
Rome of the appointment by Pope
Benedict of the Very Rev. P. NJ Cush.
nahan, V. g., of Ogden, Utah, as do.
nestle prelate, with the title of mon.
signor. Monsignor Cushnahan has
been pastor of the Catholic Church in
Ogden for the last 25 years and was
appointed vicar-general of the diocese
of Salt Lake when Bishop Glass went
there.
Wild West Fiesta-On Sunday, July
1, there was gathering of people at
Ell Nido, in the interior of San Diego
County, Cal, for the purpose of a
fund to enable the Indian missionary
Rev. E. Lepointe, to rebuild his church
at Ell Cajon, which was destroyed by
fire last Easter Saturday night The
gathering was at High Mass. At noon
there was a barbecue which was fol
lowed by an afternoon in which there
were spectacular fiesta features, in
which white men and Indians took
part, including games, athletics, a
cowboy rodeo comprising roping
racing, and broncho mastering, with
Indian dances of war as we'll as OF
peace, and the display of a number OF
customs which were interesting to the
visitors from other sections.