The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-10-25
NEW WORLD ITEMS

Abbey. Pa, recently celebrated his
Goth or diamond jubilee of ordination
Diocesan WeekIy.-An official news
paper for the Sioux City diocese is TO
be published under the name of The
Catholic Courier"
Belqians in Kentucky. = In the
course of a century, Kentucky has
had, most probably, more priests VINO
we're educated in Belgium, than any
other state. The first Belgian priest
was the sanity Nerinckx, founder, in
Kentucky, of the Loretto Order.
Help Louvain Library. - In New
York, it was determined last week
that the University of Louvaln Is to
receive a fund of half a million dol
lars with which to build new library.
This was announced to King Albert
last week.
Catholic Lawyers LoyaI.-The Cath
Ollie lawyers of the Archiepiscopal city
Of Guadalajara, Mex, Splendidly hon.
ored their patroness, Our Lady of 10
retto. They celebrate her feast every
year, attending Solemn Mass in
body.
New Community House.-A COM
munity house, the second of its kind
in Milwaukee, has been opened at
403-5 Mitchell street, in that city, IN
der the auspices of the National Cath
Ollie War Council.
Pope Thanks Socety.-His Holiness
Pope Benedict received from the Cath
Ole Women's Association of Cincin-
natl $500; His Holiness sent them
his thanks and blessing. Their gift
was an evidence of their devotion to
the Sovereign Pontiff.
An Anonymous Gift.-Through indi-
yiduals, whose identity has not been
disclosed, the Immaculate Conception
Church of Connellsville, Pa, has been
made the recipient of pipe organ to
cost $4,000, according to an announce
ment.
Golden Jubilee of Parish. - The
golden jubilee or fiftieth anniversary
of the founding of the Immaculate
Conception parish at st. Helena, Neb.,
was celebrated on Wednesday, OctO-
Der s. A number of neighboring priests
assisted Father Stratmann at the cele-
bration.
Cardinal at HospitaI.-Cardinal Mer-
cier on Saturday, October II, visited
the New York Founding Hospital, on
the occasion of its golden jubilee, and
there gave Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament. This great home extend
ed to him, with Archbishop Hayes, a
great welcome. Archbishop Hayes
sang the Pontiical Mass.
ST. Patricks Cathedral. - Sunday,
October 5, was the Sth anniversary of
the dedication of st. Patricks Cathe-
dral, New York. When then conse-
Grated a huge debt of $850,000 on the
Cathedral had just been paid. Twelve
huge candles burned before the
crosses that indicated the places of
conservation. Archbishop Hayes cele-
brated the Dedication Mass. The Paulist
Superior, Father Burke, preached.
Holy Name Parade.-Although it
rained internationally the afternoon of
October 5, some ten thousand persons
attended the seventh annual Holy
Name rally services held in Goebel
Park, Covington, Ky. ST. Aloysius Holy
Name branch held the large demon
stration.
Workinemen's Home.-The new ST.
Bernard's Workingmen's Home, 1877
Reed street, Milwaukee, was recently
dedicated by Mgr. J. Rainier of st.
Francis Seminary. The former home
was at POI Lake street. The present
building can accommodate 100 men.
Addition to Hospital.-The manage
ment of st. Mary's Hospital in Apple
ton, Wis, conducted by the Franciscan
ton to the present buildings will be
erected in the near future, at an ex-
pense of 100000.
Catholic Leader Dead. William
Muench, Catholic leader and promi-
nent business man of Syracuse, N. Y,
former president of the Syracuse
Catholic Publishing Company, recent
ly reelected supreme treasurer of the
c. NJ. B. A., former officer in the
Federation of German Catholic socie-
ties and in the knights of Columbus,
died recently. He was born in Ger.
many, August IA, 1850. He was in
the drug business.
Legion Honors Chaplain. At the
state convention of American Legion,
held in Harrisburg, Pa, recently, and
attended by delegates from $50 posts,
the Rev. Joseph L. N. Wolfe of st.
Patricks Church, was unanimously
elected chaplain. Father Wolfe, who
served with the famous Twenty-eighth
c'Iron") Division, was in several OF
the major engagements carried on by
the American troops, and received two
citations for bravery and the distin-
guished service cross.