The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-04-21

Sfegau0n rise ana repeat pleuSe
with him.
UrsuIine Academy.-The old build
ing OF the Ursuline Academy, Arcadia,
Mo, which was destroyed several
weeks ago by fire, was built by the
Methodist Church in 1847. The
MethOdistS were unable to make a
go Of it and finally sold it to the
Ursulines. A campaign is now under
way to raise funds to assist the Sis
tiers in rebuilding, as the fire damage
was $4,000 with only about $4,000
in insurance.
Successful Campaien.-The Sun
day Visitor's' Lenten campaign for
aims for the Home and Foreign Mis-
sions, will result in about $4,000 TO
he disbursed about as follows: for
the education Of priests for the South
and West, $4,000; for home mission
seminary, $4,000; for home and for
eign missions. $1,000; for Mexican
schools in Texas, $500; for needy
missions, $4,000.
Catholic Cadets Ready.-Lieutenant
Colonel j. l.. Holland, of the Catho-
lie Cadets, OF Baltimore, Md, on
March %, announced that the mem
bprS Of his organization are ready to
serve in the event Of war The
Cadets number about 5000 and have
| companies in ten parishes: st.
| Gregory's, st. Le0's, st. Johns, St.
Martins, ST. Pauls. IS. Philip and
James, st. Marks, st. Joseph's and
ST. James Two companies.
Cardinal Wants Boys 100 Per Cent
| Patriotic Milk-and-wate pacifism is
not for the venerable Cardinal Glib
bons who said recently to a meeting
| of young people: Il want every boy
here to be 100 per cent patriotic,
so that whenever an emergency
comes you will be ready to stand up
for the dignity and honor of your
country, and hold back at no sacri-
| fee in maintaining the rights OF the
greatest land on earth"
Generous CathoIics.-The spirited
and willing cooperation and support
which the Catholics of Chicago are
giving Archbishop Mundelein in car
| ing for the orphans in Catholic insti
| tutions in Cook county, Illinois
proves the virility of our Holy Faith
and the large-hearted generosity OF
| Western Catholics. The anti-CathOliC
| boards of the City and county cut
| the support Of Catholic institutions
| though continuing to anti-CathOliC
institutions The Archbishop haC
$500 children to care for and eacf
congregation has adopted" so many
orphans and will contribute to theil
support.
Dies Observation-Disclosures William
Irwin, c. p, died at st. Gabrie
Monastery, Brighton, near Boston, re
Gently. Prior to entering the Passion
list Order in 1872, Brother William
was a member of the New Yorl
traffic squad and directed traffic a
the Brooklyn Bridge, on Park Row
He was a physical giant and measured
six feet and three inches in height
He was connected with the Yves
Hoboken, n. j., monastery for sew
eral years, but was later transferred
to Brighton.
Bishop Grace.-Having learned o
tentative arrangements for a CRANE
public celebration Of his golden jubi
lee by the citizens of Sacramento
Cal, Bishop Grace took occasion t.
put a quietus on the project. He in
sisted that no further steps in tina
direction be taken and asked tina
the matter be dropped. The Bishol
added: In my long pastorate ant
during my office as Bishop | have
seldom asked you for anything, bu
when | did you have always respond
ed and, when | asked you not to d.
anything you have never disobeyet
me. | desire that no reception, O.
testimonial, or public function of an.
kind be attempted. | do not wan
it. 1t is certainly against my wishes
and it would only hurt and pain nj
if you do anything of the kind.
Troubles of Indians. - Reverend
Bonaventure Oblasser, O. F. NJ, on
of the missionaries among the Papa
goes (AriZona), at the invitation o
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs
went to Washington with delega
ton of Papago Indians to endeavo
to prevent the throwing back into tn
public domain, of portion OF tn
recently established reservation TO
the desert Papagoes. This eXecutiv
order reservation is one of the mos
remarkable and valuable achieve
ments Of Commissioner Sells. A
J usual, white people of the vicinit
could not bear to see the Indians hav
; land even on the desert, and henc
: the effort to wrest from them at leas
a portion of it. The COMMISSIONS
and Father Bonaventure and the II
r dams were satisfied with their effort
J in effectively thwarting the avariciou
designs of the whites.
, Place of the Abbot Benz
; dictine Abbot holds very disti1
: guished place in the Indian missio