The Catholic bulletin., 1921-01-08
NEW WORLD ITEMS


CoIored Mission. st. Dominic's
= Church, New Orleans, La. has con-
gregation of 10000 with only seating
capacity of 200.
Bishop Schrembs Honored.-Pope
Renedict has appointed Bishop Joseph
Schrembs, of Toledo, as Bishop Assls,|
tant to the Pontifical throne. Thls is
an honorary position bestowed upon.
certain Bishops, emitting them to a
.special rank during ceremonies held
/. in the Vatican and St. Peters In
Rome, when the Pope otficlates.
New Jesuit President.-Rev. Patrick
F.. O'Gorman, S. j., OF New YORK Clty'
has been appointed to succeed the
Rev. Edmond j. Walsh, S. j., as rec
tor of the Gesu, and president OF st.
Joseph's College, Philadelphia. Faith
err O'Gorman for the past year mas
held a post of confidence as special ad-
wiser TO the Visitor of the New YORK
Maryland province, Father Norbert
De Boynes.
Diocesan Home for Aged People,
A Diocesan Home for the Aged Will De
erected in the diocese of La crosse.
-. The cost is to be covered by money
r. gathered in campaign which Will De
conducted in February in the Dioces-
es of La Crosse and Green Bay and
of nyryo11
Effect of Catholicity.-A poor Ne
70 gro, recently executed at Augusta, Ca,
was received into the Church by Faith
er Laube, pastor of the, Negro con-
gregation of that place. On the scat
fold, he was able to forgive all his
enemies" and asked forgiveness
from ALL
Golden Jubilee of Mother Juliana.-
Ven. Mother Juliana, o. S. F., cele-
brated the golden jubilee of her re-
ligious profession at st. Francis Asy-
lum, Buffalo, n. Y, on Tuesday, De-
cember %. The Rt Rev. William
- Turner, Bishop of Buffalo, celebrated
the Solemn High Mass. Father Fran
;. els Auth, C. S. R., preached the ser.
mon.
A Priced Possession.-The probable
canonization of the Blessed Cure d
AIRS in the not distant future lends
added interest to a priced possession
of a Franciscan priest in Buffalo, N
zY. Rev. Alphonse Duff, o. F. M, OF
st. Patrick Church, had the inestlma
Bile pleasure of wearing, on the feast
of the Immaculate Conception, an am
ice which belonged to the Blessed
Cure, and which was sent to Father
b Alphonse from AIRS by clerical
~. friend.
4 Death of Rev. A. BeIliveau.-Rev
Arthur Belliveau, P P, of Starbuck,
Man, in the Archdiocese of st. Bonl-
face, passed away last month in st.
Boniface Hospital. The late pastor
was a native of St. Boniface, grad
uate of Immaculate Conception
Church School and of St. Boniface
College in 1911. He made his phil
,osophical and theological studies in
st. Hyacinth and Montreal and was
raised to the priesthood in 1916.
Father Belliveau was buried from ST.
Boniface Cathedral, his uncle, Arch
bishop Belliveau, officiating.
~. Brazil Honors Bishop.-From the
"Ohio Waisenfreund" we learn that
Archbishop Pimenta has been chosen
a member of the Brazilian Academy
the first time that such an honor has
come to Catholic Bishop in tha
country. On the occasion of his re
ception the president of the societ!
said in part "Only people of veal
intelligence can underrate the impor
tance of the Catholic influence in thu
social development of Brazil. And il
this Catholic influence the Brazilian
episcopate has had no mean share
Within recent years the prestige o
Catholicism has grown apace an
promises to become mightier from da
to day."
Go to Indian Missions.-Five Jesui
Fathers will go to their missions i
India. They are: Rev. K. Edwar
Purcell Anderson, assistant at s.
- Francis Xavier Church, st. Louis, Mo
? the Rev P Henry Milet, Loyola Ha
of st. Louis University; Fathers Pa
rick J. Troy, William Eline and Thon
as A. Kelly, all of the st. Louis Prov
'."' ince and former members of the fax
ulty of st. Louis University. TIL
= Fathers will leave for Southampton o
January Is, and from, there on Jan,
- ary 28 to Calcutta, from where the
will go to their missions in the Di!
49, trict Patua near Mt. Everest.
Venerable Chaplain Dead.-Fathe
John Daily died at Mercy hospita
Council Bluffs, Ia, last week at tn
age of S3. He was born in Canada j
1897 Last June he completed the fl
tieth year of his priesthood, havin
been ordained in ST. Mary's Colleg
Montreal, in June, 1870. Shortly afte
his ordination Father Daily came
-.-- the Davenport diocese. He served 6
.Keokuk, Centerville and Farmingtol
being pastor of the last named plae
for twenty-five years. Leaving thel
he went to Mercy hospital where h
has been chaplain for thirteen year
On Saturday evening the body {