The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-06-29


is the duty OF the Church, is first cou-
sin to Cardinal Logue, Primate OF all
Ireland
Protestant Generous to Catholics
=. Mr.. Isaac Taylor prominent Protes-
tant of St. Louis, lately deceased, be-
queathed $4,000 to ST. Louis UniVer-
sity and $4,000 TO Father Dunne's
Newsboys' Home.
Publication Discontinued. - st. Jo-
sephs Blatt, one of the largest Cath
- Ollie papers of America, published in
German at ST. Benedict Abbey, Mt.
Angel. Ore, has discontinued pubica-
ton until after the war It's attitude
has been criticized The editor is a
Swiss.
Workers for Negroes.-Sixty-thr
priests of the Josephite Order care
exclusively for colored Catholics in
the United States-mOstly in the
South. There are 81 JOsephite Semi
narians and 30 students preparing for
the priesthood. There are also SO
Josephite Sisters and So lay teachers
in the schools of the order.
Priest Saves Boy.-The Rev. Michael
". Cullinane of Bridgeburg, Ont, gave
splendid evidence of his heroic nature
when he recently plunged into Ma
para river TO rescue a drowning boy.
Although this good SOggarth could not
- swim. he did not hesitate to risk his
life for the safety of the child. For
mnatelv both were rescued.
Fra JunIpero Serra.-A magnificent
bronze tablet, presented to the city OF
Los Angeles, California, by the
knights Of Columbus. and established
as a memorial to Father Junipero
Sierra. pioneer of civilization in the
Southwest. has been unveiled at the
right side Of the entrance TO the His
r0Iy and Art Building, by Right Rev
erend Bishop John J. Cantwell, DiO-
cese of Monterey and Los Angeles.
Relatives Object-Claiming that the
laws Of California direct that not more
than uue-third OF an estate may be
left to charitable or benevolent insti-
udions if the will is drawn more than
Thirty days prior to death, the sister
and brothers of the late Rev Father
Coleman have filed objections in the
Yuba. Cal, Superior Court to the dis
trtlution of the estate. which is valued
..-s1" oa"
Many Priests Harvesting.-Thirty
priests and seminarians at Notre
Dame University are engaged in har.
EeSting $50 acres of alfalfa. An Cnor-
NOUS crop of wheat. alfalfa and other
grains has been raised on the hinge
acreage Of the NOtre Dame farming
district. South Bend. Ind, and when
the shortage OF Iarm iuburo:S threat
ened lis successful harvesting, the
priests undertook thp work.
Memorial to Priest.-ROnan Park
Dorchester. Mass, named in honor O
the late Mgr. Roman, for many year!
the rector of st. Peter Church Meeting
House Hin. Dorchester was dedicated
with most interesting exercises il
connection with the celebration O
Dorchester Day" last Saturday. One
big feature of the dedication was the
unwilling of memorial tablet Il
Father Roman. The tablet is o
bronze and is set into a huge boulde
of local stone.
Confederates Honor Priest.-Ver,
beautiful and interesting ceremonie
We're held at the grave of Rev Fathe
Turgis. the famous Confederate chap
lain. at New Orleans on Monday, Jun
?. Confederate Memorial Day. TIL
ceremonies were attended by a larg
E|mber OF persons, who were attract
"a not only by their love and devotion
10 the lost cause but also by tn
interesting program of ceremonie
Hich is always special feature a
; her Turgis' grave on Souther
Memorial Day
Gift to National Shrine-The pas
tor and people Of Old St Joseph's CO
thedral of Buffalo, N. Y, have sen
the sum of $l,GS9.50 for the fund 70
the erection of the National Shrin
OF the Immaculate Conception, at tn
Catholic University of America. 1t
pointed out that this gift was made
show honor to Mary, recalling the sal
rifces made by ST. Joseph for the In
macuiate Mother. The sum was raise
through the zeal of the pastor, no
Bishop-elect of Trenton, and the dew
ton of the people.
Silver Jubilee-On the feast of S
Anthony, June Is, the Francisco
Fathers of the Province OF the Ho
Name celebrated the silver jubilee
the foundation of the Shrine of
Anthony and study-hOuse at Butte
n. ]. The Right Rev. Abbot Erne
Helmstetter, o. S. B., of Newark pc
tificated on the occasion and the Re
Philip A. Best of the Carmelite Prior
Englewood, n. j.. preached the pan
gvric on st Anthony and on the ape
tolic work of the sons of st. Franc
on rhe Atlantic ;ailI e1;;i1 ai4Jl IS