The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-02-02
NEW WORLD ITEMS

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is a nersonal gift of Ri. Rev. J. NJ.
Koudelka, D. d., Bishop OF Superior
New Priory.-At Englewood, n. j.,
tho new and very handsome Prlory Oh
the Carmelite Fathers, which is their.
novitiate, has been completed and IS
now occupied by them: In it are over
60 individual rooms.
Father Heinrich. A parochiai
school was recently erected IN
Groghan, n. Y, as memorial TO the
late Father Leo Heinrich, 0. +. M.
He was shot by an assassin while CIV
ing Communion in a Denver church
few years ago.
Football Star. - Hugh O'Donnell
football star, leader of the glee club
and graduate in law at Notre Dame
entered Holy Cross College, Washing
ron, recently, to take up his theologi-
cal studies preparatory to becoming
priest of the Holy Cross, the teaching
community in charge of Notre Dame
University. He has just completed
his novitiate at Notre Dame.
Home for Destitute.--The 54th
annual meeting of the Home for
Destitute Catholic Children of Boston
was held in the Home on Harrison
avenue The report of the superln-
tendent showed that $40 boys and 663
girls, a total of 1872, were received
into the Home during the past year.
OF this large number 1,477 were
placed in families under supervision
of the Directors.
Father PheIan's Home SoId.-The
home of the late Rev. David S. Phelan,
editor of The Western Waterman,
which he occupied for fifty years, was
sold a few days ago, to the Church of
Our Lady of Mount Carmel. The
residence is on a lot occupying about
two acres and contains fourteen
rooms. The grantor was Margaret
Mcdonald, a niece of Father Phelan
The consideration was $4,000.
Church for Italians.-The erection
of the Church of the Holy Rosary, the
first Italian Catholic Church edifice tO
be constructed in Washington, D. c..
is to be started in the spring. The
plans have been drawn and it is said
that the edifce, which will be in the
Italian style Of architecture, will
rank among the finest in Washington
Papal Bulls Arrive.-The bulls
transferring Ri. Rev. John Henry
Then, from the see of Lincoln, Neb.
TO that OF Denver, were read at the
solemn Pontifical Mass that was suns
at the Cathedral at IL o'clock on {
recent Sunday. 1t is the regulation O
the Church for bishop who is trans
ferred TO another diocese to wait un
til the bulls arrive from Rome before
making the change, but Bishop Tihel
was told to go to Denver withou
waiting for the bulls.
Priest Artist.-Priest, painter, dra
matte director and composer of musi
- is the record of the Rev. James j
Kearns, rector of st. Michael's Church
NIISGllN IllCs L LILO 4IICoI cS1lACf Z
ment is the publication of a war song
: The Sammies' Battle Song" Fathe
Kearns prepared for the priesthood il
st Bonaventure's Allegheny, N. Y
During his study there he was activ
in university dramatics and for tire
years was director of music and dra
MATES in ST. Bonaventures
Minister Joins Church.-At tn
Church of the Sacred Hearts of Jesu
and Mary, Brooklyn, N. Y, after tn
= 10 o'clock Mass last Sunday, Rev
Adolph Charles Misch, a former LII
x theran minister, was received int
the Church. The pastor, Rev. Johl
Vogel, assisted by DR.. Flaherty a
sponsor participated in the ceremony
The CONVEX was born in Canada an,
was for many years pastor of a LII
/. theran church in the State of Ney
York. For the last three years h
f.. was pastor of the Lutheran church il
Windsor Terrace.
Priest Boosts Jewish Cause.-The
the affections of. war have broker
down the lines of separation between
denominations to remarkable eG
tent was seen when a Catholic prizes
was the chief speaker before tn
Jewish Relief Committee in Kansa
City, January II. Rev. ]. L. Davis
S. j., regent of the School of Con
merce and Finance of st. Louis Tn
:. versity, addressed the members @
the committee on the work they ha
undertaken, and encouraged them i
their project of raising $250,O00 70
the relief of their suffering people
Rabbi Leon Harrison, member q
considerable renown, has spoken a
times in very favorable words of tn
assistance given to their cause b
Catholic priests.
Mission at an Army camp.-One Z
the greatest manifestations of CathC
81 ~licity ever given in this country wa
afforded at a mission given by tn
Dominican Missionary Fathers to tn
soldiers of the United States Nations
Army at Carnn linton Yanhan1x