The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-03-06
NEW WORLD ITEMS

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Haywood, so years old. wife OF VIII
liam D. Haywood. general secretary OF
the I, w. W.. died recently in Denver
Mrs HAYWOOD was q Catholic, despite
the fact that her husband, who never
belonged to the Church. is natlohal
loader in a movement as far removed
from Catholicity as day is from night
The couple did not live together
Juoo-slav Church: The first serV-
ices we're held in the new Holy Rosary
Church, Globeville Col, Sunday rev.
mary s. The church has Just peeh
hu;lt bv the Jugo-Slavs of Denver at
= cost of $4,000, including FURNISH
ngs. About $4,000 of this money mas
been collected so far. The Rev. e!iii
Zupan, O. S. b., pastor OF 81. MAI!
Church. Pueblo, is in charge Oh 'he
new parish.
oa,vsr HOSPITALS: The three Der
YER Catholic hospitals treated 1l'-' 10
natients last year. Or these 81
Iosaph Hospital, conducted by the ols-
ters of Charity of Cincinnati nahuleo
,o-9 while there were 2,315 opera
tions and Ala births; St. Anthony HOS
initial, Franciscan Sisters, had 5'loo pa
1ients and 2,15S operations; Mercy hos
initial Sisters of Mercy, cared for 5,'oo
and 1886 operations.
Sister of Father Lehmkuhl: Sister
Mary Romano, of the Cleveland, onlo'
Sisters of Notre Dame, who died our
ing the latter part of December hao
haen leading the religious life since
1859. all of sixty years. she was poin
in Westphalia in 1888, and SO was
eiohtv-six wears old when death called
her She came to America in 1871 ana
1ahored zealously and efficiently at the
cleveland Notre Dame Academy slhce
that time. Her name in the world was
Frieda Lehmkuhl and she was sister
of the late Rev. August Lehmkunl'
81, a moral theologian of excellence
and fame.
Give $4,000 Scholarship: The first
gift of a $4,000 free scholarship en-
dowment of Rosary college, the uni
versitv for women now being con-
structed at River Forest, ILL.,, was an
nounced last week by Mrs. Edward
Hines. general chairman of the cam
paign for a 100000 endowment. The
donors are Mr.. and Mrs. Francis }.
Lewis, Chicago. Mr.. Lewis was one
of the first and largest contributors
to the Associated Catholic charities
at IT'S first organization meeting last
year.
For Suffering Chldren: Bishop {.
f. Byrne, of Galveston, in his Lenten
pastoral letter. urges the CathollcS OF
his diocese to practice thrift during
Lent, and to contribute the money
usually devoted to pleasures and
amusements toward the relief of the
suffering children of Central Europe
The letter says: Our people should
turn their thoughts from their own eX
Densive plerty to the absolute want OF
the children of Europe, and parucu
larlv the children of Central Europe
whose fathers and brothers, now
fallen, were once our foes in war
Pope Benedict XIV has asked for help
for those INDECENT little ones OF
Christ
Priest to Address Jews: For the
first time in the history OF the Hebre"
Union College of Cincinnati, the fore
most seminary of Judaism in the
United States, an invitation was ex
tended to Catholic priest to address
the members of the Senior class on
Catholic topic. This unique Invitation
was extended to Rev. Joseph Reiner
S. J., regent of the School of Com
merce and Sociology of st. Xavier Col
lege. Cincinnati On the suggestion
of the authorities of the Hebrew
Union College, Father Reiner will
speak to the young men, who will be
ordained Rabbits in June, on Pope
Leo's Encyclical, "On the Condition
of Labor and the Bishops Program
of Social Reconstruction.
Catholic Girl Scouts: With the
approval of Archbishop Dougherty Of
Philadelphia, units of Catholic Cir
Scouts will be formed throughout that
archdiocese The work in the Cath
olic churches of Philadelphia will be
done by Catholic worker, who will
be member of the Girl Scout council
of the city. She will organize troops
obtain Catholic captains to lead the
Scouts and will have all such troops
under her personal supervision. Arch
bishop Dougherty has been assured
that provision will be made for the
fulfillment of religious obligations oil
the Girl Scouts, and that the district
units will be established according tt
parish limits.
Bishop Approves Movement: The
Rt. Rev. Bishop Turner has approved
the Boy Scout Movement for the Dio
cese of Buffalo troops of Boy Scouts
within the various parishes. The or
ganization will be under the direction
of Patrick O'Grady of the National
Welfare Council. The Rt. Rev. Bishop
has appointed several priests as 9
committee to supervise the work.
Birthplace Of Faith: The island OF
al: Mo OF VIII; ~, 400