The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-01-18
NEW WORLD ITEMS

- ceSe of st. Louis, mas now l"eiIS
seven burses, an increase of six over
b last year
New Episcopal Residence.-The Bis
hop of Spokane, Mgr. Schinner mas
secured the Mahry property in that
CITY as an episcopal residence,
New ColIeoe.-On a site OF ten
acres, the new Christian Brothers Coz
lege in St. Louis will now be erected.
The structure will cost $250,Q00.
Pittsburgh catholic.-The Pitts
hnrgh Catholic has changed Its form
from sixteen small pages to eight large
ones of nearly the size Of The Catholic
Bulletin. 1t looks handsome and new
sy in its new dress.
Church is Embarassed.--In Uruguay
the Church is in a trammeled conol-
ton. There it is absolutely prompt
ed to receive boarders in colleges con-
trolled by religious associations, or by
members of religious orders.
Earlv Masses.-In sixteen Catholc
churches scattered throughout various
cities in the United States, doors are
opened at 2 o'clock every Sunday
morning and service begins an half
hour later.
Missions and Pieasure.-It is said
that American Catholics spent last
wear $35, 900, 900 for candy; $21,0O0,o0O
for soft drinks, $2,150,000 for chewing
gum. and $950,0OO for the Catholic mis-
sions.
New York Priest Decentralization
eral Pershing has cited Rev. Francis
A Kelly of the 104th machine gun
battalion for bravery and has awarded
him the Distinguished Service Cross,
Father Kelly's father lives at Cohoes,
Ny.
Paper for Children.-There is lit
tie eight page paper published twice a
month at Dayton, Ohio, by Geo. A
Pfaum, and at only Is cents year,
which would be an ornament and a
iov to the children in Catholic fam
ily. It's name is THE Young Catholic
Messenger" Parents would do well
TO provide their children with such a
paper.
Mission Chapel Restored.-The Sar
Fernando chapel at San Antonio, Tex
as, which was built in the year 1734
and later served as a nucleus around
which was erected the large San Fer
nando Cathedral, has been completely
restored. 1t was recently dedicated
in a most impressive and solemn man
ner.
New College Building.-A "socia
centre" building, to cost approximate
ly $4,000, will be erected on the cam
pus of Notre Dame University before
year by the Notre Dame Council
Knights of Columbus. The Council
which numbers about 400 members
has launched campaign to raise TIL
81 necessary funds,
Catholic Press Sunday = Bishop
Alerding of Fort Wayne. Ind, recent
" named Catholic Press Sunday il
his diocese. He is the fourth bishol
to have done this within year. TIL
others were Bishop Then of Denver
Bishop Glass of Salt Lake, and Bishop
nf Tn6iopaDoliS
Ordained for Missions.-The Fol
eign Mission Seminary at Maryknol
y. Y, has received from the Congrege
ton of Propaganda at Rome the RICH
to present its subjects for ordination
under the title Of the Mission. Thos
who are ordained under this title tax
the Propaganda oath before sub-det
conship. The Project of Propagand;
Cardinal Van Rossum, is manifestin
keen interest in the new America
Society.
Mission Dolores Opened.-The ne
Church of st. Francis of Assist, con
monty known as the Mission Dolore
San FGduClSCO, Val, was Op6upu Ii
divine service on Christmas mornin
with Solemn High Mass celebrated b
the pastor, Rev. John w. Sullivan, {
o'clock. The massive and dignifie
building has been in the course of COZ
struction for the past six years.
Collection for orphans.-The cole
lions taken up in Pittsburgh for tn
little inmates of st. Pauls Orpha
Asylum on Christmas morning so f.
exceeded in amount those of any prev
Gus year. They totalled about $50, 90
In previous years the average Wa
about $4,000.
Holy Fathers Gift.--Mother Sui
herta, O. S. B., celebrated the golde
jubilee of her religious profession r
Gently at Mount St. Scholastica
Academy, Canyon City, Colo. Anon
the numerous messages and gift
which were sent was a picture of tt
Holy Father himself, with his perso
al signature.
x. c. Santa Claus.-To our soldier
in Europe, that magnificent America
organization, the Knights of Columb,