The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-14
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"El Futuro;" in Moralia and Aguasca-
lientes, with the motto "For God and
Country" they publish eel Renaci-
miendto" and Eel Heraldo." In Pue-
bla great strides are made to protect
the sacred deposit of the faith, by
the active societies called the Union
of Catholic Ladies, the Popular Union
for Social Action. and the A. c. j. NJ.
or Catholic Association of Mexican
Young Men.
COLLEGE Wins Loan EmbIems.-In
the second district of Baltimore coun-
ty, Md, in which is located the Jesuit
College, at Woodstock, the returns
from the recent Victory Loan cam
paign show $4,000, which is $4,000
more than the fourth loan. In recogni-
ton of the splendid achievement of the
Woodstock College, Carville D. Ben
son, chairman of the Baltimore coun-
ty loan committee, presented the col
lege with a flag and emblems made
from German cannon. A service flag
with fifty stars represents the Jesuits
from Woodstock who are in the army.
Golden JubiIee.-Three days cere-
monies, marking the fiftieth anniver-
sary of the Very Reverend Dean j. P.
McClancy of st. Joseph's Church OF
Middletown, n. Y, ended on Sunday,
June 1, with the presentation of a
purse of $4,000 from his congregation
Father McClancy was ordained by
Archbishop McCloskey on May o.
1869, and served at both st. Joseph's
and ST. Peters Churches in New
York. Mgr Mooney of st. Patrick S
Cathedral preached at the services on
Sunday morning, and local authorl
ties took part in the city's tribute tc
the venerable priest at the Strattor
Theater in the afternoon.
That X. C. "Oath."-The knights Of
Columbus of San Francisco through
their attorneys have filed complain
of criminal libel against Carlo Delpi
no, editor of the local Italian dali.
newspaper, La Voce del Popolo,' fo
publishing the bogus and defamator.
oath" which the knights are falsel.
accused of taking when initiated int
the order. The publication of thi
scurrilous and mendacious screet
which originated in the diseased
brain of some foul A. P. A. calumni
ator, cannot be attributed to ignoranc
of its libelous character, as the ia
nous Turner case prosecuted at San
ia Cruz proved that no such oath
ever appeared in Knights of Colum
bus ritual, and is just the opposite il
spirit and words of true Columbian
ism. AS matter of fact, the knight
take no oaths at all in the ordinar.
sense.
ST. Johns College Drive.-To built
additional structures, ST. Johns Col
lege, Washington, D. c., will maxi
their first public appeal for funds il
that city in the near future. One hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars will
be the goal. Headquarters of tn
drive for funds were opened in Han
rington Hotel building. The execu
tive committee is composed of VIII
liam A. De Lacy, chairman; M. A
Keene, J. Leo Kolb, Arthur j. May
D. J. Callahan, Charles J. Columbus
John ]. Early, Leo A. Rover an
James Ryan. An active organization
is being perfected in every Catholi
parish in Washington to work in cor
nection with the business mems com
mittee. According to officials of tn
college, a need for additional room il
the scientific departments of instrut
ton is pressing. A gymnasium, aud
forum and outdoor exercise space o.
the roof also are needed. The add
tional buildings planned will be of tn
latest design and strictly modern fire
proof construction.