The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-11-01
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yersity. Antagonist, Canada. was
hadIv damaged by fire on September
"a.
LARGE orphanage.-On the Drexei
country-seat at Landsdowne, "a mas
been erected a magnificent orphanase
for seven hundred children, in charge
of the Daughters OF st. vincent ue
Paul.
Bishop Tihen's House ROBBED
Rishon Tihen's house was robbed FIJI
day night. October II. FIVE ooiiars
in cash was taken and papers IN ,the
chancellor's Office were Daoly mlAeo
ND. though not stolen.
A True Statement.-The New
World" the publication of the Arch
diocese of Chicago, commenting upon
the visit of King Albert and Cardinal
MERCER to Boston, very properly says:
"The first reigning monarch to VISIT
orr shores kept holy the Lords ia!
nv attending Mass" at the Catheoral
of Boston.
Neqroes in BuffaIo.-Rev. Joseph
Rutsch of the Josephite Fathers, Baltl-
more, Md, has gone to Buffalo, n !,
IN take charge of st. Augustlnes col
ored mission there. Since its lncep-
ton some years ago, the mission nao
been served by priests rom st, JOS
eph's old cathedral
Red Cross Greet Belgian Preiate'-
Cardinal MERCER was given rous-
ing reception by the headquarters
staff of the Red Cross in Washington,
who hacked the reception hall and
greeted the Belgian war hero WIN
prolonged cheering when he entered
the building. He was vislbly moved
by the reception.
Archbishop Snnott.-Most. Rev.
Arthur A. Sinnott, D. D., Archbishop
of Winnipeg, Manitoba, is on his way
IN Rome to make his ad limina Visit
to the Holy Father Archbishop SIN
mott sailed from Montreal October IL
and will reach Rome early in NoVem-
Der. He expects to be home before
Christmas.
chalice Stolen from Church.-Father
Munoz pastor of Our Lady OF Guada-
lupe Church, Kansas City, Mo, mas
reported to the police the loss OF
chalice valued at SCI, believed stolen
from the church some time Monday
night or Tuesday morning OF last
week. The chalice was left in the
sacristy.
Kansas City Lands National Con,
vention.-NIiss Marcella McGraw and
Miss Nadine O'Donnell, Kansas City
delegates to the national meeting OF
the Daughters of Isabella, landed the
next convention 192D for Kansas
CITY. The 1919 meeting closed in
Providence, r. l. To our knowledge
this will be the first national meeting
of the Daughters of Isabella in the
West.
Or. Ryan's MISUNDERSTANDING
Friday, October 81, at s P. NJ, Rev
John A. Ryan, D. D., of the Catholic
University, will start a series OF ter
lectures on "The Bishops Reconstruc
ton Program" at the Fordham, n. Y.
School of Social Studies. The lectures
will continue on subsequent Fridays
at the same hour.
Kenosha Priest Leads.-At kenoshs
the campaign against slot machines
punch boards and all other gaming de
vices. announced by Mayor John G
Joachim, is now under the Leadership
of the Rev. ]. ]. Conway, pastor o.
St. James Church. The first day
brought a dozen apparently harmless
devices to the police station. The cam
paign is the result of the bandit raie
on a prominent club" alleged gam
bling den, when 140 men were robbed
of $4,000 in money and jewelry.
Honored by Belgian king.-Victo1
Bogaert, prominent jeweler of Lex
ington, Kentucky, and member of st
Paul parish in that city, is the recipi
ent of a personal letter from King Al
bert, of Belgium, enclosing a Warrant
creating him Knight of the Order O.
Leopold and the insignia which goe:
with the honor conferred. Mr.. Boga
ert is a native of Belgium and wa!
interchangeable in his work for tina
stricken country. 1t was in recogni
ton of the services rendered by hin
for his native land that he received
this high honor from the King.
Honored by the Holy Father.-Th
s'Acta Apostolicae Sedis" makes off
cial announcement of the Papal az
pointment as prothonotaries apostoli
of the Very Rev. Celestin Lemieu1
superior of the College of Notre Dam
at Lewis, P. O.; the Very Rev. Lione
St G. Canon Lindsay, archivist o
Cardinal Begin, Quebec, and the Rev
John William Norris, ]. G. D., M. r
pastor of st. Peters Church, Ne,
Brunswick, N j., and of Messrs. Pete
Legare and George Carneau, of Que
bee, as knight commanders of the o.
der of ST. Gregory.