The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-10-12
NEW WORLD ITEMS

LARGE EnroIIment.-In the THEOLOGY
cal seminary of st. Francis at MIL
waukee, 316 students have been en-
rolled, surprising in number former
years.
New HospitaI.-Constructive work
has begun on the new half-million dol
lar Catholic Hospital in Kansas City
for the Sisters of Charity OF LeaVen-
worth.
Two Great PreIates.-The present IL
lustrious Archbishop of Baltimore, Oh
golden episcopal years, famed tne
Church over, was, in his first prlesuy
wears. the secretary of Archbishop
Shading. In the course of time, TO-
gether again they will be in the CRYPT
of st. Mary of the Assumption IN Bal
timore.
St. Mary's Alumnae.-The Alumnae
Association of St. Mary's ACADEMY
Leayenworth, Kan, recently gave S2oo
IN the KNIGHTS of Columbus war camp
fund. The amount was colIec'ea
among the members and forwarded 10
the supreme secretary through LeaV-
enworth Council.
Catholic Actors Troupe.-A theatrl-
cal company of twenty performers,
who volunteered their services through
the Catholic Actors Guild OF America
tn the Knights of Columbus, will, un-
dor the auspices of that order, soon
begin a tour of the military camps In
this country, to present plays LOT Ihe
entertainment of our soldiers. knights
NJ Columbus buildings at the various
comns will be utilized as theatres ana
special scenery and complete stage
outfits will be carried by the COM
pany.
Is Made Vicar GeneraI.-The Rev.
Wulstar Workman, o. F. M, well
known in Buffalo, has been appointed
as vicar general to Bishop Emard OF
Valleyfeld, Canada, who has recenIy
baen nominated as military bishop
Father Wulstan has held the rank OF
lieutenant colonel and chaplain OF the
Canadian troops and is well known as
= former professor at st. Josephs Col
lece, Callicoon, N. Y, and at st. Bona
,anture'g College, Allegheny, before ne
offered his services to the CANADIAN
government.
Priest Asks HeIp-Rev. J. ]. Kenne
DIV of st. Joseph's Church, Chillecothe
Mo, who has spiritual charge OF the
Catholics in the state industrial nome
for wavward girls at Chillicothe, is II
need of funds to supply them WITT
articles of devotion. "Cathechisms
PRAYER books, rosaries and books o
devotion are necessary helps, nj
writes Ordinary plain black beads
and small blackboard prayer books
would be alt right for boys, but glrl
have = keen sense for the beautiful
ana sin become more devout if the!
...t the letter articles
-lao With 1890 Stars.-The Lo
Angeles Tidings tells of the blessln;
AMI uuiHrlIng Of war service ma
in the sanctuary Of The Cathedral o
st Eibiana in that city on Sunday
SvplnuDlr ii, with solemn High Mas
presided over b. Right Rev. John
Canyweu D. D., the Bishop of the die
<asa, Who also preached the sermon
The flag, which was raised high abov
the heads of the immense congregs
ton in the Cathedral Church of South
ern California, there to remain unit
the close of the war, bears 1,49O star
Tor the Catholic boys of Los Angelo
who are in the service of their coul
try on land and on sea.
Three Silver ubiIees.-Priests an
parishioners of the Church of st. Pal
the Apostle, New York, on Sunda.
September s, joined in honoring thre
members of the Paulist Communit.
who celebrated their silver jubilee q
priests. They were the Rev. Timoth
V. Manton, c.. S. P, the Rev. Peter
O'Callaghan, c. S. P, and the Re
Henry E. O'Keeffe, c. S. P. Fathe
Manton was for several years one {
the most successful members of til
Paulist missionary band. Fathe
O'Callaghan, Harvard graduate an
who seven times was elected presideI
of the Catholic Total Abstinence Unio
of America, is now rector of the Apo
tolic Mission House of the Cathol
University at Washington. Fatht
O'Kcefe, who is nephew of the la
Mgr. Cornelius G. O'Keeffe, Cathol
Chaplain at West Point, graduate
from the College of st. Francis Xavit
in 1889, and has given missions in {
most every part of the country. He
now director of the Catholic Convert
League.
Archbishop SpaIding.-Bishop Me-
tin John Spalding built the prese
Cathedral of st. Mary of the Assam
ton in Louisville. It's erection W
his joy and consolation. Under
Grand Altar he had constructed
tomb or crypt, alongside the holy Bis
op Flaget, Therein he hoped to re
But, it was not to be so. The He
See sent him to the Mother See of t
Church in this great country. Thel