The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-04-28

New HoSpitaI.-Thc SISTERS OF 81.
Francis of lie Mars, Iowa, have pur-
chased the old lie Mars hospital and
viii rebuild it at a cost of $4,000.
The Nuncio to ChiIe.-Mgr. Nicotra
has arrived at Buenos AyreS safely,
travelling from Europe under the
Spanish and Papal flags: and has pro-
ceeded to Chile and presented his
Credential letters.
salt Lake Diocese.--The Salt Lake
Catholic diocese, although II has Il
population of only $4,000, is the larg-
est i'm area in America. Territorlally,
il is as comprehensive as England,
Ireland. Scotland, Wales and Porru-
gal
Buffalo Bills Companion.-M aior
John VI. Burke. Indian war hero and
companiou Of Buffalo Bill Cody, died
on April -, Of pneumonia, aged 10
years. he was buried in the Catholic
Cemetery in Washington, d. {.
Colored Girls Enter ConVent.-Miss
Mary Warmack and Miss Emeline
Matthews are the first Colored girls
of indianapolis 10 enter convent.
They have gone 10 Baltimore TO en-
Ter he n0viliate OF the Oblate Sisters
of Providence.
Father Fidetis Stone, C. Prev.
Fidelis Stone, c. F.. preached the
lenten course OF sermons in the
Cathedral. Corpus Christi, Texas, at
The invitation OF Bishop Nussbaum.
Father FideIis in spite of his seventy
odd years is still active in the work
of the ministry. For several Years
he has IabCred in South America.
Cherry Mine Priest Dies.-The Rev.
James p. Henney, pastor of st.
AIarys Church at Mendoza ILL.,, who
went into the burning shaft of the
Cherry mine during the disaster sew
eral years ago to give the last sacra-
menr to dying miners, died suddenly
of hemorrhage at his home in Peoria.
Ill.,, last week.
PreIate desert. Rev. Mgr. Pat
rick Enright, pastor of St. Joseph
Church. Pine Bluffs, Ark, died of
apopleNy last week. He was born in
Limerick. Ireland, and has two
brothers in the priesthood, Rev. NJ.
j. Enright, OF St Edward Church,
Texarkana, and Rev. John Enright,
OF Fermeuse, Newfoundland
New Mother House.-Plans are be-
ing drawn for the first section of a
convent for the Sisters OF Mercy, on
Mount Mercy, Grand Rapids, Mich, at
the top OF West Bridge Street hill,
which will cost $l5O,O00. The first
wing, which will cost $4,000, will be
four stories high and OF freproof con-
struction.
Sing Sing and Distinguishing
Sing is a name familiar to all news
paper readers; but Catholics are just
learning that the nearby municipality
is called Ossining and that not far
from OsSining is MaryknOll, a prison
house CT evangelical dTeSs. One
after another representative young
man is entering upon a life's Servi-
tude there in order that the millions
of China may find Catholics of
American birth to lead them from
the bondage Of Satan to the freedom
Of Christ
Gifts to Archbishop Messmer.-
Among the jubilee gifts received by
Archbishop Sebastian c. Messmer of
Milwaukee who has just celebrated
the twenty-ffth anniversary Of his
elevation to the episcOpate, were a
silver service from the women's so
cieties of the various churches in his
diocese. and from the laymen a |
limousine
Jubilee Parade CanceIed-The do
cesar parade TO commemorate the
episcopal jubilee of Bishop Melon |
nell Of Brooklyn, in which approx |
mately 100000 men were expected
to participate, has been cancelled
owing to the war. No civic celebra- |
ton of a general nature has been
planned to take its place.
Park Named for Priest.-Ronan
Park, at Meeting House Hill Boston,
named in honor of the Ri. Rev. Mgr
Peter Roman, of ST. Peters Church, |
was formally dedicated recently. In
honor of the event there were flag
raising, drills by Boy Scouts and
school cadets, and exhibition flights
by army aviators. The playground
in the Park, on which $1S0,000 is be-
ing expended, will be completed
about June l.
Institute Transferred.-Rev. Peter
L. Dietz, editor of the Bulletin of
the American Federation of Catholic
Societies. and promoter of the So
cial welfare work of the Federation,
who has been conducting am institute
for the training of practical social
service workers at Hot Springs, n.
c., for several years past, has trans
ferred his school to Cincinnati, and
iS now pno5ped in rnfittino thc hI1ild