The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-10-09
NEW WORLD ITEMS

Mo. last week with the Benedlctlne
Sisters in charge, represents the goal
of $4,000 reached in five months by
Catholics of that city.
St. Norbert's College BuiIds.-From
Sept 26 to Oct. /, $4,000 was collect
ed for the new Science Hall OF st.
Norbert's College at DePere, WIS.
The building will cost 100000, OF
which 100000 has already been col
lected. $4,000 was contributed by
six persons.
Golden Jubilee of Mother Agnes
The celebration of the golden jubilee
of the religious profession OF Mother
Agnes. of the Ursuline Community,
took place September 90 in San Anto-
Mo. The jubilee sermon was deliver
ed bv the Rev. W. Golatka, S. NJ.
Father Shea Dead.-The Rev. Ed
ward ]. Shea, rector OF the lmmacu-
late Conception parish, st. LOUIS
since 1879, died last week. He was
born April 20, 1914 in County Lime
rick Ireland, and came to this country
when a child He was ordained on
July 4. 1868 The funeral took place
nj the Immaculate Conception Church.
Music Director for Cathedral
Prof. Fleming Beale of CaldWel mas
inst been engaged as the musical d.
rector of St. Johns Cathedral, Boise,
Idaho. The organ over which he Will
preside is now being installed. 1t
will cost $4,000 and will be ready for
use about December l.
Statue of BaIboa.-Panama is to
have a statue of Balboa, the Catholic
discoverer of the Pacific ocean. The
contract for the work has already been
signed at Madrid, and the monument
has been intrusted to the sculptor Ben
illure. Opportunities for most eff
fective piece of work are many, with
the likeness of the man overlooking
the ocean of his discovery.
Director of Charities Resigns
Rev. Thomas F. Coakley has resigned
as Assistant Director of Catholic Char
tiles of the Diocese of Pittsburg, and
has just been appointed rector of the
Oldest Catholic parish in the city, st.
Patrick's, Liberty avenue and Seven
teenth street, in the heart of the down
town section, near the Union Depot.
Sails fer Innsbruck.-The Rev. AL
phonse Schumacher, assistant pastor
Of Emmanuel Church since his ordi-
nation in 1919, has left Dayton, Ohio,
and will sail for Innsbruck, Austria.
Members of the congregation re-
membered him with purse as part
ing gift. He expects to remain abroad
for six years, studying theology for
four years in Innsbruck and two
years in Rome.
To Pursue Special studies.-The
Rev William P Sullivan, popular and
talented pastor of the Church of the
Nativity, Menlo Park, Calf during
the last two years, has resigned his
parish and will pursue special studies
for two years along pedagogical lines
at Columbia University, New York,
preparatory to taking up special work
in San Francisco diocese.
Des Moines Catholic CoIlege.-The
Catholic College in Des Moines Ia.
has entered upon it's third year OF
;,,
creased and strengthened by the ad
dition of Rev. Arthur Fitzpatrick and
Prof. Earl Hayward, making a total OF
professors. The enrolment in both
day and boarding departments was
on the first day considerably larger
that any previous record. Sixty-one
being registered were Freshman
Glass. 1t is the hope of the authori
ties to put in a complete College course
and have the same in operation by next
year.
Catholic Press sunday.-Sunday
Sept g. was Catholic Press Day ir
Wisconsin. In many parishes all over
the State the Reverend pastors made
the Catholic press feature of theil
sermon, explaining the Importance oil
same for the Catholic family as g
medium of correct and clean informa
ton and instruction and as a weapon
for defense against the enemies of the
Church and State. Catholic papers
today more than ever, are fulfilling
mission, and to generously help an(
support them in their present struggle
for existence should be the aim of al
practical and intelligent Catholics.
Honor Memory of Pioneer Priest
Men and women of all creeds ant
nationalities Saturday honored the
memory of man whose good work!
were bounded by no sectarian or re
ligious linesLthe Rev. jeremiah Cal
laghan, first pastor of Sacred Hear
Church, Butte, Mont, the fourteenth
anniversary of whose death was oh
served that day. Father Gallagher
first organized his parish from a por
tion of st. Patrick's, seeing it grow
in numbers from a handful that at
tended services in a little frame
building on East Park street to one O
the largest congregations in the city