The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-21

prisoners at the penitentiary in BOISE,
Idaho. recently, regarding his expert
ences on his recent visit to Rome ana
his impressions on his trip. The
members of the Cathedral choir rem
dered selections.
Oldest College Commencement eX-
erclses of the Ursuline College OF New
Orleans. in June, should be noted IN
all educational circles, as it was the
lg2nd commencement of that lnstltu-
tion. the Oldest institution for the ed
ncatiOn of women in America.
Good Attendance.-H summary OF
the reports made by the parochal
schools of the Buffalo, n. y, Diocese
shows that at the close OF the schoOi
,.ear in lime. there was an attendance
Of 42.5O5 children in the 1872 parish
schools of the diocese.
Drive Is Success1uI.-According to
st. Peters BOte," published by the
Renedictine Fathers of St Peters Alb
bey. Nuenster, Sask., Canada the
drive for a Catholic College at Muen-
ster has come to successful cOnclu-
sion and the diocese of Prince Albert,
2ithin which the Abbey is located,
y i'll soon be graced an institution for
the higher education Of Catholic
youth.
Parish Centennial CeIebration.-
The parishioners Of st. Luke's Church
DanyiIle. Ohio, of which Rev. Clement
b. Teipe is pastor, held a centennial
celebration on August II Of the foun-
datiOn Of that parish, the second old
est in Ohio. and the oldest in Knox
county. The date also marks the
tWenty-ffth anniversary Of the laying
OF the cornerstone Of the present ST
Luke Church.
Jesuits Win on Tax Questionable
London Privy Council on August re-
iected the appeal of the City of Mon,
treal vs.. the corporation OF the St
Maly's College regarding the levying
of municipal taxes on the real estate
of the corporation. The same author
ity gives the corporation a right to
appeal with regard to the bail imposed
by the city.
Innsbruck Alumni Meet.-Archbish
Op MesSmer, accompanied by Rev. +,
r. Murphy of ShebOygan, and Rev
Ambrose Murphy of La Crosse, left
last week for Shawano, near which,
on the Oneida Indian reservation, a
reunion took place on Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday, of the
American priests who were educated
and ordained at Innsbruck, in the Aus
trian Tyrol. Rev. II. Kuhl pastor OF
Sacred Heart Church at ShaWanO
directed the entertainment, which
took place for the first time, on the
reservation.
knights of CoIumbus.-The Knights
of Columbus will investigate the or
ganized fight Of the American Red
Cross and other bodies against tuber
culOsis, for the purpose of determine
ing whether it is practicable for the
order to erect a national sanitarium
The movement in favor of a X. c. san
itarium has been steadily gaining
ground in late years. Supreme Knight
Flaherty has appointed a committee
to make the investigation.
ObIates' Golden Jubilee.-Two Oh
late Fathers of St Albert, Canada
the Rev. Victor Ladet, o. M. l., anG
the Rev. Augustine Lecorre, o. M. |.
recently observed the golden jubilee
of their ordination. Father Ladet die
missionary work at Lac la Biche, Ri
Vierre, aux Lizards and ST. Albert
Father LeCOrre was missionary
among the Eskimos and five years
ago lost his sight completely from
blindness.
Honors for Internationally
tron-in-Chief Margaret c. Mcdonald
who is at present at her home, Bal
ley's Brook, Toronto, Canada, has re
ceiVed word that she is to be present
ed with a Florence Nightingale medal
only six of which are annually giver
IN he |, io1o Oh
recommended by the British Rec
Cross. The inVestiture will probably
take place in Ottawa on her return
and will be conferred by the governor
general.
Michigan Catholic Now Diocesan
Organ.-The recent issue of the Mich
igan Catholic comes to us with the
announcement that it is now the prop
erty of the diocese of Detroit. Here
after it will be maintained by and il
the interests of that diocese and viii
be it's official organ The Michigan
Catholic was established thirty-sever
years ago. It's editor, Mrs. Josephin,
COnlOn, who died few months ago
was an active and energetic worker
in behalf of the Catholic Press. The
Right Reverend M. j. Gallagher, D
D., bishop of Detroit, announced the
taking over of the paper in a letter t.
the pastors of the diocese read in tn,
churches there Sunday, July %.
For CoIored Catholics.-The ap