The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-07-17
NEW WORLD ITEMS

New X. of c. charlottesville new
$4,000 club house of the San An
tonic council of the Knights of Co.
lumbus was solemnly dedicated on
July by the Right Reverend Arthur
Drossoerts, Bishop of San Antonio
On the same day three degrees of the
order were eXemplifed on a class of
100 candidates.
Sisters Golden Jubiee.-Sister Pei
agia, foundress of Mt. st. Vincent,
Price Hill, and Mt. st. Joseph, Delhi,
Ohio. academies under the Jurisdlc-
ton of the Sisters Of Charity, cele-
brated her golden jubilee, June q.
Archbishop Aids PoIes.-Poland's
Reconstruction loan" was given the
approval of Archbishop Mundelein on
July 8. In a statement accompany
ing his personal subscription of $1,000
"all who have the welfare of the
Church at heart" were urged to give
their aid to Poland. Especial generos-
ity, he said, should be shown "in this
city, where so many of the children OF
faithful Poland have settled"
Preparatory Seminary Planned
At the recent provincial chapter of
the Missionary Sons of the Immacu-
late Heart of Mary held in San An
tonic, Texas and presided over by
the Provincial Superior, the Very Rev.
d. Zaldivar. NJ. c. F., it was unani-
mously decided to found preparatory
school for young men aspiring to en-
trance into the congregation. The
school will be called Claret Postulate
in honor of the venerable founder and
will be located for the present at San
Marcos, Texas.
Missionary for Mexicans.-The Rev.
Michael Garcia of Zamora, Mexico,
has been asked by the Catholic
Church Extension Society to arrange
for missions to the poor MeXicans
throughout the United States, under
auspices of the Society. Other priests
will soon assist Father Garcia in this
missionary work.
Monument to Prest.-Plans are we'll
under way for the erection of a mon
ument on the grounds of the ancient
University of San Salvador, to Father
Isidro Menendez, ID. Padre Menen-
dez is considered the father of the
legislation of that Central American
Republic.
Bas-reIief of "Mother Of PoIand."-
A bas-relief of the famous medieval
painting. Madonna and Child, is one
of the distinctive features of the Pol
ish war memorial model designed by
the celebrated sculptor, Stanislaw
Roman Lewandowski. The Madonna
is popularity called the Mother of Po-
land and the acceptance of this design
is characteristic Of the great love the
Polish people have for her. The op-
pOsite side of the medal is a replica
of the goddess of war placing the vic
tors laurels on a fallen soldier, while,
in the background the Polish legions
are marching to victory surmounted
by the Polish eagle and the Rising
Sun Of Free Poland
Unique Ordination Ceremony.-Mgr.
Charlebois, o. NJ. l., Bishop of Kee-
watin, Canadian Northwest, has Just
had the joy of ordaining one of his
nephews, Rev. Martin Lajeunesse. The
young priest will become a mission
about this ceremony was the fact that
all of the clergy at the altar we're
members of the Bishops family. The
first assistant was Rev. G. Charlebois,
Provincial and brother of the Bishop.
The deacons were Rev. c. Charlebcis,
another brother, Rev. Alexander and
Rev. Arthur Lajeunesse, nephews of
Mgr. Charlebois, and brothers of the
newly ordained priest, Rev. T. Char
cite and Rev. E. Charlebois, also
nephews of the Bishop. To sum up,
there were assisting at the Mass two
DlOthtIS anu uNo nepn6WS OF Mgr.
Charlebois. The Vicar Apostolic of
Keewatin must surely be proud of the
record made by his family.
5enedictine College PIanned.-Ac-
cording to est. Peters Bote," publish
ed by the Benedictine Fathers of st.
Peters Abbey Muenster. Sask., Can
ada, the drive for a Catholic College
at Muenster has come to a successful
conclusion and the diocese of Prince
Albert, within which the Abbey is To-
Gated, will soon be graced with
worthy institution for the higher edu-
cation of Catholic youth.
Canadian Domestic PreIates.-An-
has been made of the
appointment of the Rev. Zephyrin H.
Marois, Chancellor, and Rev. George
K. Grandbois. Procurator, of the Arch
diocese of Regina, Sask., Canada as
Domestic Prelates, by His Holiness,
the Pope.
Catholic Women Editors.-There
are three Catholic women editors in
the country-Miss Inn McGill of The