The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-07-31
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tract and to put st. Ambrose in good
condition for the sum of $35, 900" 1t
is planned to erect a winter chapel,
a calvary group and a marker over the
entrance which will cost about $4,000.
This makes total of $4,000. AL
ready $4,000 have been paid to the
city and a plan was devised to have
all the parishes of the city contribute
to raise the necessary funds to pay
off the remaining $4,000.
New School Under Construction
Probably 1000 people attended the
laying of the cornerstone, of Mt. An
gels new S125,000 public school build
ing, Mt. Angel Calf, which will be
ready for the pupils when the fall
term opens in September. A large
share of the credit for the erection of
the building is given Father Dominic
fer many years pastor of Mt. Angels
Church. Among the speakers on the
program at the cornerstone laying
were the Right Reverend Monsignor
Hillebrand Of Oregon City, F. J. Lon
ergan, of Portland. Father Kline and
Father Sunday of Portland and Abbot
Adelhelm. founder of Mount Angel
College and first pastor of the Catho-
lie Church in Mt. Angel.
Mission Restored to Owners
Through an order of court the Fran
ciscan Fathers of California again
have acquired title to San Luis Rey
Mission. The land involved includes
the few acres about the mission and
its buildings.
Religious Drowns.-The Rev. Broth
er MajOrinus. one of the founders of
the Catholic Institute. Montreal, Can
was drowned while bathing in the
st. Lawrence river, July II.
K. of c. Named Government Attor
ney.-George Keyser, registrar of the
X. of c. school, Omaha, Nebr., will
sail for the Virgin Islands in the West
Indies on August 4, as government
attorney.
K. Of c. Propose to BuiId.-Des
Moines. Iowa, knights of Columbus
have purchased ground for build
ing. The ground will probably be used
this summer as a recreation field.
Debt on Orphan Home.-The priests
of the Diocese of Superior, Wise, in
the name of their respective parishes
have assumed the responsibility to
pay the sum of $4,000 of indebted
ness on st. Joseph's orphanage within
certain period of time and the in
terest until the debt is paid.
Archbishop Aids Reconstruction.-
Archbishop Hayes has contributed ST.,
600 to the society to restore devas
tated churches in Italy.
Sculptors Golden Juhitee.-Max
Schneiderhahn of st. Louis, Mo, is
observing his golden jubilee as a sculp.
tor, the completion of half a century s
work as a Catholic artist in this coun-
try. He came to America in 1870
equipped with the thorough training
of the Munich school of Christian art
and ever since then he has devoted
himself to the adornment of religious
edifiCes.
Retreat Well Attended.-One hun
dred and siXty-two men and young
men attended the laymens retreat
held at kendrick Seminary, st. Louis,
Mo-, July Is, II and IS. One hundred
and eleven retreatants attended the
exercises in the English language, fiji
ty-six those in German. The sum of
S5,525 was donated to the fund for
relief work in Central Europe.
29th Anniversary of w. c. O. F.
On July II, the w. G.. o. F. reached
the tWenty-ninth milestone in it's his
tory. From the infant society of thir-
ty-seven members, there has developed
the mighty organization of today with
a membership of nearly eight thousand
and with laws and business manage
ment highly perfected. The Order has
paid out in death claims the sum of
Sl5, lila, 1880. 1t has assets of So
466, 562.49, and bonds amounting to
1926, 545.00 par value.