The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-05-24

IN enthusiastic opening or the canh-
noion for the increase of the knights
or columbus membership. Two no.
iable addresses by Bishop Shahan and
Supreme Knight Flaherty, We're made
Honor Archbishop Hayes 7 The
Catholic Club OF New York rendered
archbishop Hayes a reception Thurs
cav evening, May s, and on the lol-
lowing Monday night the knlghts OIL
columbus gave dinner at Astor
Hotel in his honor at which Z,ooo
guests were present.
Bishop Turner-Brief as has, as
vet been the Episcopal tenure OF d.
Turner. as Bishop of Buffalo, he mas
fonnd time to approve and recon-
mend his diocesan paper, the Cath
Ollie Union and Times" Bishop Iur-
ner knows the value and necessity OF
4 GOOD Catholic press in our time.
Waue Earners.-The National Cath
olic War Councils Committee on Spe-
cial War Activities says in its pam
INLET on Social Reconstruction, that
the full possibilities of increased pro-
duction will not be realized in our
country so long as the majority OF
The workers remain mere wage earn
crs."
Seminaran K. of Cone hundred
and seven theological students or
seminarists of New TOrkS ArchdlO-
cesar Seminary at Dunwoodle, were
initiated in the first, second and third
degrees in the knights of Columbus.
Supreme Knight Flaherty assisted at
the initiation. DR.. John Z. Coyle de-
Iivered the address.
Dedication of Chapel.-The dedica-
ton OF the new chapel being erected
by Mrs. Spencer Penrose, non-Cath-
Ole. for the Catholics at Broadmoor,
near Colorado Springs, occurred May
y. The ceremonies were among the
finest the Pixies Peak district has
ever seen.
N. Y. Catholic harities.-Address-
ing the Ladies of Charity Of st. Vim
cent de Paul, last week, the Arch
bishop of New York informed them
that. this coming fall, he would fed
crate all the organizations of the Arch
diocese of New York, and conduct a
drive" for 100000 with which to
enlarge Catholic charities.
Chalices Stoen.-Burglars entered
the yestry Of St. Jerome Church, New
York city, Friday night, May ,, and
stole three chalices valued at $500.
The theft was discovered Saturday
morning \ side gate to the Church
had been forced and the safe opened
by someone who knew the comhina-
ton.
Help the Fiqhters.-In New York
Sunday, May 4, the League of Cath
Ollie Women provided a great dinner
for more than a thousand soldiers and
sailors who were strangers in New
York. Well known Catholic women
comprise the league; they were in turn
women, such as Mrs Henry Taft, Mrs.
William X. Vanderbilt.
Priest Heads Social Ciub.-Rev.
Francis A. Gressle, Director of the
Catholic Charities Bureau, was elected
a member Of the Executive Commit
tee of the Cincinnati Council of So
oil -
the Social Workers Club, at a meet
ing OF the council held recently at the
University Y. NJ. C. A. hut.
Holy Name Society.-The conven-
ton of the Holy Name Society of the
Archdiocese Of Baltimore brought to-
gcther a large number of delegates
from Washington, Baltimore and other
cities in Maryland on Sunday, May t.
The address to the convention was
delivered by the Rev. Edward Fitz-
gerald, o. p, Prior Of the Dominican
House of Studies at the Catholic Uni
Nersity. The convention in a body
attended Solemn High Mass at ST.
AlOysius Church. Several Of the
F'pCdhCAo uloSuSSCu CuII SHI
such as freedom in education and
methods of preventing the spread of
Tadicalism and Bolshevism. Bishop
O. B. COrrigan, spiritual director Of
the Archdiocesan Union of the Holy
Name Society, attended the meeting.
Brazilian President. = DR.. Epitacio
Pessoa, President-elect of Brazil, ar
rived in Rome on May IS. He will be
the guest of King Victor Emmanuel
at the Quirinal and will visit also
Pope Benedict, going first to the Bra
lillian embassy accredited to the Vati-
can. The Brazilian ambassador to the
Holy See wishing to celebrate the re-
cent elevation of the Brazilian lega-
ton to the rank of an embassy, gave
a dinner and reception which was at
tended by many Cardinals, including
Cardinal Gasparri, Papal Secretary of
State, diplomats of the Pontifical
Court and others prominent in the
Church
Printers Mass knniversary.-On
Sunday, May IL, the printers of New
York celebrated the anniversary of
the institution of the 2:30 A. M. Mass
in St. Andrews Church. The years
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