The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-04
NEW WORLD ITEMS

NEW WORLD ITEMS
A Seattle Drive.-Seattle Catholics
have S5O,O00 voluntarily subscribed,
and are we'll on their way for 100000,
toward the plans of the Sisters of
Charity of the House of Providence
to erect a home for old folks in
that city.
New High school.-San Bernardino,
Calf. will have well equipped Cath
olic High school which will open In
September. Father Conneally was in
strumental in establishing this school,
1t will be housed in part of the st,
GATHERINGS convent school.
Memorial Statue.-A large statue OF
St. Michael the Archangel was pre-
scented to ST. Stephen Church, Niles,
Ohio, in memory of Michael Flarity
during the past week. Mr.. Flarity was
one of the parish's most active mem
bers before his death, several years
ago.
Another Joan Dare Church.
Ground has been broken in Indianap-
oils for the new church to be erected
which will be under the patronage Of
st. Joan dare, recently canonized.
The new parish is one to be cut Off
from the Cathedral parish, and Rev.
Alphonse Smith, assistant at the Ca
thedral will be its first pastor. 1t
is hoped that the new church will be
completed by Christmas.
A Famous Aueustinian.-Fathe Au-
relic Palmieri, O. S. A., is now resid-
theologian and a wonderful linguist,
writing with ease in Italian, French,
English, Spanish, Polish. German,
Ruthenian, and Russian. His work on
the dOgmatic teaching Of the Orthodox
Eastern Church, in two Latin volumes,
has made his name famous in the East
as we'll as in the West. Father Pal
mieri and DR.. FOrtesCue have done
more than any other living writer's to
give the Latin Church a true picture
of the condition of the separated
Churches of the East.
Orphans Day in Los Angeles
Twelve thousand people attended the
Child Welfare Day sports at Wash
ington Park. Los Angeles, last week,
and besides having a good time added
about 5000 to the treasury funds of
the bureau of Catholic charities, for
the benefit of orphans and homeless.
The program ranged from scenes from
the Mission Play to sparring and
wrestling matches.
Bishop to Lecture.-Rt. Rev. Bishop
John P. Carroll of Helena, Mont, will
give a series of lectures, during the
season of Advent, on his recent trip
abroad and his reception by the Pope
at the Vatican. This was announced
on a recent Sunday, by the bishop,
from the Cathedral pulpit, when he
preached his first sermon since his
return to the city. By reason of his
recent bereavement, in the death of
his sister, Miss Mary Carroll, he has
not previously referred to his visit in
European lands in speaking to his con
gregation, and has decided to prepare
several lectures, going into full detail
of his observations, for delivery dur
ing the Advent season.
At Camp Grant-Mrs. John B. Cas-
serly, of San Francisco, Director of
Womens Relations of the United
States Army, and well-known in Cath
Ollie circles, was among the principal
speakers at the Education and Recre.
alton Special School conducted by the
War Department at Camp Grant. Ill
Army officers, civil service instructors
army hostesses, and enlisted men
from all parts of the country followed
the courses. at the school, which closed
last week. The Rev. Francis P
Joyce and the Rev. Ignatius Fealy
Catholic chaplains, were among those
in attendance.
Will Study in France.-The Univer
slty OF Montreal has been allotted two
OF the Quebec Provincial Government
scholarships providing for post-grad
uate study in France, for graduates oil
the universities of the Province. The
winners of the award are Pierre Du
puts and Francois Vezina, both resi-
dents of Montreal. The scholarships
are OF the annual value of $1,000, and
are tenable for three years.
Gives Lectures on Music.-Dom Au
gustine Gatard, o. S. B.. of Farnbor
ough Abbey, Hampshire, England who
is a famous authority on Gregoriar
music, has been giving a series of lee
lures before the religious teachers, or
ganlsts and choir directors of Toledo
Ohio Dom Augustine came to Toledo
at the invitation of the Right Rev
Joseph Schrembs, d. d. who is deeply
interested in the restoration of plair
chant. The first five lectures were
given in the Ursuline auditorium, thy
second series in the auditorium of St
Francis de Sales High School.
Council of Catholic Laymen.-At the
Catholic Day. August Is in Fort
Smith, Ark, a movement was inaug