The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-07-06

TeTSltY closed llS one huli1'i VH'iA : Se''
Of educational work on June by
comforting degrees upon 2l3 grad
mates.
Law Library.-The Catholic uniVer-
sity Law Library is growing IN
volumes and value. At present, 1t
consists of 1851 volumes. The
Judge John NJ. Mitchell Memorial
Law Library is in the Catholic Uni
yersity.
New Motherhouse-The Bishop OF
Covington laid the cornerstone Tor
splendid motherhouse Of the Sisters
of Divine Providence, at Melbourne
XIV. recently. The cost Of the edihce
will be about $250,00O
Classic Program,-At the closing
exercises of St Joseph's Academy
Carondelet, Mo, strictly classic all
Latin program was presented by the
Seniors. Readings from Nirgils
Aeneid were given in their original
version. 4 Spanish program was also
given.
ChapeIs for lndians.-The Bishop OF
Monterey and Los Angeles, Cal, has
had chapels constructed in the indian
villages Of San Ysidro and San lgna-
clio. near Warner Springs. They and
the chapel at the springs have been
DIacod in charge of Rev. J. B. Boure.
Good Shepherd Campaign.-In the
st. Louis $4,000 campaign for the
Sisters of the Good Shepherd, the
various city parishes will have 25O
women volunteers to solicit donations,
and pledge cards will be distributed
in all the churches with appeal by the
pastors. The Sisters of the Good
Shepherd in St. Louis care for 400
girls at present.
Home for GirIs.-In Denver the st.
Rosa Home of the Franciscan Sisters
which is a home for working girls,
10 which also non-CatholicS are adj
mitted. is to have a large new an
mex, fully equipped with all modern
COnN6ulbIC6S.
Home, now about nine years in eXis-
tence has become too small for the
$50 girls.
Recommended for Honors.-Chap-
lain William A. Mcguire, recon-
mended by Admiral Watson for Con-
& gressional commentator, is son OF
j. +. Mcguire, general manager OF the
I.ehigh Valley railroad. Father
Mcguire was assistant rector OF the
Church of the Immaculate Conception,
Montclair, ~ j., prior to his appoint
ment as a naval chaplain. He was
student at the American College at
Louvain at the outbreak of the war.
Order in Separate ProVince.-An
important change affecting the Eng
disappearing branch of the Redemp-
torist Order in Canada, has been an
nounced. This branch of the order,
which up to the present was a vice
province and subject to the head of
the order in the United States, now
becomes a separate province, with
provincial, with headquarters in
Toronto.
Fordham niVersity.-Fordham Uni
versity conferred degrees on 1877 can
didates at the seventy-third annual
commencement, held on the campus
on June - During the exercises g
completely equipped ambulance was
presented to Fordham for the use OF
the Fordham Unit now serving at the
front, by the Alumni Of st. Elizabeth's
College, at Convent Station, N. J. Ii
accepting the ambulance, Father
Mulry stated that there are 500 former
Fordham students now serving in Oul
army and navy.
Hurley a Doctor of LaWs.-Edwart
N. Hurley, whose address at the com
mencement of NOtre Dame Universit,
made public for the first time thu
gratifying progress of the u. S. mer
chant marine, received the degree 0
Doctor of Laws from the University
and also accepted the post of hon
vi 81 utdH Vi IIlC -NOIl Z IdI1G oCuOO
of Foreign Commerce. Father Jane
OHara, active head of this school
considers Mr.. Hurley's appointment
as of great value in the work of thi
school.
Family of Converts.-Among thos
whom Cardinal Gibbons ordaine
priests in the Cathedral, Baltimore,
short time ago, was Rev. Henry Byro
Sanderson, who is now in charge c
Saint Margarets parish, Bellairt
Md. Father Sanderson is a CONVEX
was formerly an Anglican ministe
and was stationed at a church in Fon
du Lac, Wis. He is the eighth men
Der of his family who have had tn
privilege of being received into tn
Church within six years.
New Monsienori.-Pope BenediC
has raised to the rank of domesti
prelate with the title of Monsignc
Very Rev. Peter E. Blessing, D. .
permanent rector of Saint Joseph
church Providence and Vicar-Gen