The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-27
NEW WORLD ITEMS

100000, VIII be DullI at Nolullluld, NV.
Industrial School.-The new Dormi-
tory of St. Marys Industrial School,
Baltimore. will be at once erected on
site separate from that OF the one
destroyed by fire; it will be over o4
1872 feet. and contain a large swim
ming pool.
rmprison Bishop.-In Guatemala
the whole machinery of the govern
ment is inimical to the Church. Re-
Gently the Government imprisoned
Rishop Batres, who was directed by
the Holy See to preach series OF
sermons for the reform and moran
betterment of the country.
Catholic Press Day.-The Rt. Rev. j.
Henry Then. d. D., Bishop OF Denver,
has set Sunday, October 10, as Catho-
lie Press Day for the state OF Colo
RADIO, on that day from all the pulplts
of the diocese the priests will be asked
TO speak upon the importance Oh
Catholic literature.
Jubilee of Sisternood.-On Septem-
Der 5. The Sisters of the Precious
Blood, who conduct a chapel of Per
petual Alteration in Toronto, Ontario,
celebrated the golden jubilee Of their
foundation in that city. The present
Superior of the community, Mother
immaculate came to the Toronto con-
vent when a child Of five. The mother
house of the Sisters is at Quebec.
Mount of Holy Gross.
Colorado Catholics and Protestants
are organizing to bring great ma
tional Catholic pilgrimage to the
Mount of the Holy Cross-on which
the Holy Cross is marked by nature.
The mount of the Rocky mountains,
on which the Holy Cross is so wonder
fully marked, is 14,176 feet above sea
level. in the midst of the most scenic
and widest section of Colorado. At its
feet are a hundred lakes.
UrsuIines Professed.- August 20,
at the Ursuline Convent, Dead Moose
Lake, Saskatchewan, took place the
first religious profession of the Ursu-
line Sisters of that locality when two
novices made their profession. Father
Jan. O. NJ. l., acting for the Nicar-Gen-
eral received their VOWS and enrolled
two postulants among the noVices.
Resurrectonists.- year ago, on
account Of war conditions, the Faith
crs of the Congregation Of the Resur-
rection could not follow their custom
OF sending their seminarians to study
philosophy and theology at the Greg
Orian University in Rome. Hence the
young men were sent to take up the
same course at st. Louis University;
and so successful were they at st,
Louis, that the superiors decided to
send the seminarians back to st. Louis
University for the coming year. In
all there will be twenty Resurrection
lists in attendance.
X. of C. Welcomed In ManiIa.-The
first four secretaries of the knights
of Columbus to come to the Philip
pines from the United States have az
rived in Manila and will start work
Immediately at Fort Mckinley and
Corregidor. One Of the four secretar
les is Adrian F. Ward, who was gen
eral secretary at Camp Lewis during
the course OF the war.
Priest Crocer-Pastor and grocer
is the dual role enacted by Rev
Michael p. COrcoran, rector of st. John
Church. Newark, n. j., and chaplain
OF the City Fire Department. Among
his customers he draws no line OF
creed. race or color. All are welcome
and, at times. even cash is not re
quired. Sometimes, too, Father Cor
coran will use his auto to deliver g
basket too heavy for an elderly WON
an. He is conducting city food sta
ton in the basement of his parish
school, and is q busy vendor of al
sorts of fOodstuffs.
Greeks New Church.-St Nicholas
Greek Catholic Church, Youngstown
Ohio, a new edifiCe erected at cos
OF 100000, was dedicated on Labor
Day by Very Rev. Gabriel Martyak
administrator of the Philadelphia
Greek diocese. with Rev. A. Suba, o
Mckces Rocks, Pa, deacon, Rev
Michael Corba, of Gary, Ind, sub
deacon aud Very Rev. Valentine Corr
20, MCkceSport, Pa, master of cere
monies Rev. Theophile Zsatkovich
Erie, Pa, delivered the English ser
mon and Father Martyak preached The
Russian sermon. Rev AleXande
Papp, for years past the popular pas
tor of the parish, has worked inces
sanity to have the handsome new ed
flee finished, though the war delayed
completion for time.
Blind Priest Teaches.-Rev. Henri,
j. Wesling, S. j., a former BOstonial
and the first blind man in the countr,
to be ordained to the priesthood, ha
been transferred to Boston Colleg,
High School and the Church of tn,
Immaculate Conception. Father Yves
ling will probably give lectures il
Christian doctrine to the high schoo
classes. At the Church of the I'm
maculate Conception, he will hear con
fessions and preach. He has com