The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-10-30
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the novitiate at the University OF
Notre Dame took the temporary vows
of chastity, obedience, and poverty,
after an early morning Mass at which
thew each received Holy Communion.
The vows were taken in preparation,
for later ordination to the priesthood
in the Congregation of the Holy Cross.
The ceremony was in charge OF Kew.
William B. Lennartz, C. S. c., Master
of Novices. Within three years the
Young men will take final vows.
When finally ordained they Will nave
completed thirteen years Of study.
New Rector of CathedraI.-An-
nouncement is made in Toronto OF
the retirement of the Reverend James
A Travling, rector of St. MlchaelS
Cathedral, and the transfer to that
nosition of the Reverend Dennis Nc
Bride, J. c. D.. professor OF Moral
Theology and Canon Law at st. Au-
gustine's Seminary.
To Build Church.-A new church
now under construction will be the
first Catholic church to be erected at
Owen. Wis. 1t is designed in Gothlc
stvle, tile being used with face brick
mattresses. The building will be
ready by December /. Rev. Joseph
Schuster. pastor of Sacred Heart
Church at Withee, will be pastor OF
the new church. The church is being
built at a cost of $4,000. The mem
bership will be composed largely OF
farmers.
Korean Bishop Visiting in America.
The Right Reverend Florian De-
mango. D. D., Bishop Of Tairou, South
Korea, is in America, en- route to ms
diocese after his ad limina visit to
Rome. He has twenty-three priests
to serve his district In all Korea
there are two Bishops, forty-tWc
European missionaries and twenty-five
other priests. There are about ninety
thousand Christians in a population
of seventeen million. The territory is
about the size of Italy, peninsula
lying between China and Japan.
Diocesan Innovation. - Bishol
Grimes has announced the appoint
ment of Rev. Robert j. Bogen, pastor
of the Immaculate Conception Church
Pompey. n. Y, as vice-rector OF ST
Johns Church, Utica. The position
created is an innovation in the Syria
Cuse diocese. Ri Rev. Mgr. M. Lynch
h ioth
priesthood in July, is to continue a.
pastor of St. John, but Father Bogal
will relieve him of much Of the detail
incident to the administration OF thu
large and populous parish.
A New Monsignor.-Word was re
ceived last week by the Rev. Josep]
l.. J. Kirlin, rector of the Church o
the Most Precious Blood, Philadelphia
that he had been made a privat
chamberlain to the Holy Father. A
private chamberlain Father kirll
will have the title Of monsignor. Tn
Very Rev. MOnsignor kirlin estat
lished his parish in the northwest sec
ton of the city thirteen years age
He is diocesan director of the Priests
Eucharistic League and was in charS
of arrangements for the twentieth al
nual convention of the organization i
that city last August.
AGED Founder-The funeral Mas
of Rev. D. M. Saintourens, O, P, tn
founder of the Dominican Nuns Of tn
Perpetual Rosary, took place recent
in the monastery of that Order,
Camden, N. j., Rt Rev. Thomas
Walsh, Bishop of Trenton, presidin;
The sanity priest died October 3,
the age of eighty-six, and was o
dained sixty years ago. Devotion
the Mother of God and the Hol
Rosary from early childhood inspire
him to found in France, with the pc
mission of his ecclesiastical superior
clustered contemplative Order {
Nuns, whose special work was to b
the recitation of the rosary, withou
ceasing, by day and night, which wor
will carry his name throughout tn
centuries to come. Besides severe
monasteries of the Order in Europe
there are eight in America, the hous
in Camden, N. j., being the center {
this typically Catholic devotion.
Parish Diamond Jubilee.-The pa
ish of ST. Francis of Assist, New Yorl
on October 10, celebrated the sevent!
fifth anniversary of its foundation
With the exception of nine years
1855-1S64, the parish has been i
charge of the Franciscan Father
The founder was the Rev. Zachar
Kunz, o. F. M, one of the first mi
sionaries sent, out by the Francisco
province of the Immaculate COncel
ton, Hungary. 1t is the third oldes
German parish in New York, erecte
to serve German Catholics in the di
trict along the Hudson, betwee
Twenty-fourth and Fortieth streets.
A Denver Campaign.-The laymen
committee Of st. Philomena's paris
in Denver last week launched the
drive for $4,000 with which they al
to build and equip their parish scho
and retire the present indebtedness
on the church property. The commi
tee which has been quietly formula
ing the plans for some time has fl
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