The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-13
NEW WORLD ITEMS

Bishops Anniversaries.-Rt.R Rev. j.
7 Hennessy. Bishop of Wichita, Kan,
will observe the golden jubilee OF his
priesthood on November %. On No
vember so will occur the thirty-nrst
anniversary of his consecratlon as
Bishop of Wichita.
AGED Priest Dead.-After nan
century of devoted service in the Vlne-
ward of the Lord, Rev. John }. Laliy'
he oldest priest of the Scranton, Pa,
Diocese, died on Tuesday, August 49,
at the rectory of his nephew rev.
John Connolly, pastor OF st. Ihomas
Church. Wilmington, Delaware.
Triple observation-disclosures 20 Wit
messed a triple celebration IN the Ola
and historic Catholic town of Castro
vile. Texas,-the patronal feast OF 81.
Louis Church, the golden 1uDliee VI
the dedication of the present churcn
edifice. and the diamond jubilee or
the foundation of the parish. ut. Rev.
Rishon Drossaerts and about score
nj PRIESTS graced the occasion with
their presence.
Polish Pastor is Dead.-Rev. Francis
Woitanowski, pastor OF the Church OF
the Holy Trinity (Polish) of Lawrence
Mass, died at the parish rectory on
Tuesday, September 2 Father VOL
tanowski was a native OF Tuchow,
Austria, where he was born Septem
Der %, 1867. He made his clerical
studies at Turnow, Austria, where ne
was ordained on June 81, 1891. He
was a member of the order OF SAINT
Francis.
New Carmelite Seminary.-The
Hospice of Mount Carmel at Fails
View. Ont, is to be used as a semi
nary for those who intend to enter the
Order of Calced Carmelites, it was an
nounced by Reverend B. J. O'Neill. The
institution will be in operation in Sep
TENDER. Later novitiate may be
opened. The building is stately one,
overlooking the upper rapids and an
ideal place for the student. Work
men are now remodeling the interior
of the structure. 1t is estimated &C
commodation will be provided tor al
least eighty seminarians.
Beautiful Gift.-The beautiful new
altar, recently installed in st. Mary
Church at Monroe, Mich, will be con
secrated by Bishop Gallagher. The
altar, a most magnificent one OF mar
BILE and onyx. and costing several thou
sand dollars, is the gift of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Rose of Detroit, friends
and former parishioners OF Rev. Henry
DeGryse, pastor of ST. Mary. 1t Is
given out of regard for the great
esteem in which they held Father
DeGryse, their former pastor, but thell
higher motive was for the greater
honor and glory of God. Mr.. Roses
generosity is manifest in many Other
churches of the diocese also.
REQUEST Aid of CIergy.-The farm
ers of Quebec are thoroughly organ
lied Besides the various unions con
nected with farmers interest:
throughout the Province, there wa:
recently formed a farmers union TO
the purpose of establishing co-opera
tive commercial union among the varl
Gus interests in the Province. A let
ter address to Mgr. G. Gauthier, AUX
Hilary Bishop of Montreal, by the Elk
ecutive of the Union, requested thu
appointment of Rev. J. Mennier, P. P
of Sherrington, as Chaplain. The re
cd
Christian Brothers Novitiate.-Tht
large body of land and the old build
ings at Las Vegas, New Mexico, which
years ago formed the Jesuit College o
Las Vegas, in which many of the earl.
day residents of New Mexico received
their education, has been purchased
by the Christian Brothers, who are il
charge of st. MichaeIs College O
Santa Fe. 1t is said the Christian
Brothers will establish a novitiatt
there for their order. The college
buildings and grounds have not beer
used for many years, the Jesuits hav
ing made their college at Denver thei
principal school for the Southwest.
Double Event.-A dual celebration
the golden jubilee of the Church O
the Sacred Heart of Jesus, of which
the Right Rev. Monsignor P. F. Mas
son, V. F., is pastor, and the dedica
ton of the Sacred Heart Hospital wa:
held on August 81 at Allentown, Pa
The Most Reverend Archbishop pom
tifcated at 1890 o'clock. AT
o'clock in the afternoon His Grace
solemnly dedicated the new hospi
tai. More than fifty years of devoted
service by the various pastors and tn,
cooperation on the part of the mem
bers have made this parish one of thu
most influential in the diocese. Up t,
1856 the Catholics of Allentown wer,
supplied with priests from EastoI
and Bally, and Mass was celebrated
on Sundays in the home of John ant
Maria Koehler, on Ridge Avenue.
Convert is Secretary.-F w
French, for several years connected
with one of the two largest Russian
firms in Eastern Siberia, sailed from
San Francisco recently on the trans
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