The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-08-17

Dependent ChiIdren.-CathOlic in
stitutions for dependent children in
Connecticut are oyercrowded, and
non-Catholic families apply for depend
ent little ones in greater numbers
than Catholics do.
New colleue.-The new Providence
College, Of Providence, r. l., will open
on September 10. This college is the
contribution of the Diocese; about 90
parishes contributed 10 its erection
from $1,000 TO $1,000 each.
New Mother GeneraL--m general
supreme chapter last week, the Rev
erend Mother Rose was reelected
Nother-GeneraI of the l06 year old
congregation of the Sisters Of Char,
ity of Nazareth. Kentucky, at the
Mother House, Nazareth, Ky.
late Father SearIe.-The Anti-lm-
perialist League, OF which the late
Rev. George VI. Searle. c. S. P. was
one of the yice-presidents, has adopted
81 resolution upon the death Of Father
SearIe. The resolution is signed by
MoufeId Story, president and Irving
WinslCw, secretary.
A Charitable Jew.-A Jewish mer-
chant of Boston lately died and when
the will was read he left the following
bomests to Catholic institutions:
$4,000 to Carney Hospital; $1,000 each
TO the Working Boys Home, the Holy
Ghost Hospital Little Sisters Of the
Poor and the Home for Catholic Desti-
1ute Children.
Patriotic Murphys. - Timothy J.
Murphy. a freight handler OF Chicago
is the father Of 81 children, Is OF
whom are living. And the Is are en-
gaged in war work Eight sons, all OF
them six feet or more tall, and the
Hghtest one weighing 203 pounds, are
in military service, and the ten daugh
Iers are engaged in Red Cross and
other kinds of war work.
Imposing Initiation.-At Oakland,
Cal, 1873 Knights OF Columbus We're
admitted to the Orders Fourth De
gree. The Archbishop made an ad-
dress; also Bishop Carroll of Helena
DR.. Pace of the Catholic University.
bishop Haynes, and the President sent
Il telegram. There was an imposing
NTr rIn
NJ Schwab was present. Senator Phe
Ian and others.
SIX in Religious Orders.-Rey. Hu-
mills ZwigsIer q. f. NJ, q child OF
Holy Rosary parish, Dayton, o.. cele-
DRAFTED his first Solemn High Mass in
Holy Rosary church. Denver, Sunday,
July a. his parents and a large mum
Der OF friends and relatives attending
Six members Of the Zwiesler family
have now entered the religious state
Three sons are Franciscans, one is z
Trapuisr monk, one a Brother Of Mary
and one daughter is Poor Clare.
Mgr. Burke's JuhiIee.-Rt. Rev.
general Of the Catholic Board for Mis-
sion Work among the Negroes OF the
United States, OF August 4 celebrated
he rUrtieth anniversary Of his OTdi
nation This long period Of priestly
service has been spent chiefly among
roiOrrd Catholics as pastor or mis-
s.onary The Jealous director asks no
B. Fytr T9
ing anniversary but will be grateful
10 every friend who honOrs the oc.
casion by contribution TO a fund OF
$4,000 which he hopes to raise for his
dearly loved missions
Italians Loyal.-The Rev. G. Spig
ardi, pastor Of the Italian Church and
School Of ST Louis. announced just
before his weekly sermon at the 10: 80
Mass recently that he was preparing
10 bless and raise a Service Flag OF
the parish He stated that since the
United States entered the world wal
over a year ago some eight hundred
Italians from both Italian parishes
had either enlisted or been drafted in
the United States army and navy
After the services a committee was
appointed for the Service Flag Cele
bratiOn.
Dominican superior-This week
at the cradle and Mother House
of the Dominican Sisters of St
Dominic, ST Catharine of Siena' S
Diocese Of Louisville, KY, the Rev
erend Mother Prioress Francesca
Kearney was elected the first Mother
General Of the Dominican congrega.
ton in the United States. On April
26 of this year, the Holy See approved
Of the Constitutions of the COngrega
ton of ST. Catharine of Siena Con
vent near Springfield in the Diocese
of Louisville. This first Dominican
Convent Of Sisters in the United
States will now, very shortly, rejoice
in it's centenary of foundation.
Heroism Shown by Priest.-BishoI
Althoff of Belleville, H. has an
nounced the appointment of Father
Seifert, assistant rector of ST Andrew
Church ut MurnhySbOrO aS one Of the