The Catholic bulletin., 1921-01-08
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Catholic Urueuay.-The second con-
gress of the Catholic Federation of
Uruguay closed with the reception of
Holy Communion by 1900 youths at
the Cathedral. Speaking Of this a
Montevideo daily says: Whilst we
have so numerous and loyal youth,
the very flower of Christian manhood,
this brotherhood of Christian young
men, enthusiastic and filled with the
spirit of action we can confidently
hope for the future of Uruguay, we
may look for its sane development,
for it's true democracy, for, its future
greatness, for more widely extended
happiness than might at first. sight ap-
pear and for the approaching regener-
alton of our society,""
Sister Lamberta calIed.-Sister
IIamberta of the Order of ST. Dom
inic, who in the world was Frances
O'Leary, died at Epiphany Convent,
Chicago, December 16. Sister Lam
berta taught school for the past seven
years at Epiphany school, Chicago.
She is survived by four brothers and
four sisters: Rev. j. T. O'Leary Of
st. Patrick's. Green Bay; DR.. T. J..
O'Leary, Milwaukee: B. A. O'Leary,
Dubuque. Ia; Mrs c. B. Wilmer, East
Troy: Mrs. Anna Callan and Mrs. H.
L. McCauley, Milwaukee, and Mrs. T..
E. Toohey, Green River, Wyo. The
remains were conveyed to ST. Clara's
Convent, Sinsinawa, Wis, where a
Solemn Requiem Mass was sung by
Father O'Leary.
Celebrates Mass for Murdered
/ Priest.-At st. Joseph's Church, Ma
son City, Ia, last Sunday Dean O'Con-
nor celebrated High Mass for the re-
pose of the soul of the Very Rev.
Canon Magner, pastor of Dunmanway,
County Cork, Ireland. Canon Magner
was shot dead on the public road by
an English policeman, commonly
known as "black and tam" Canon
Magner belonged to one of the most
distinguished families in County Cork
was professor of higher mathematics
Cuu SClSllCS III ~ l. Sol4S6O
Cork, when Dean O'Connor was stu
dent at the institution. He was one
of the most venerated priests in the
south of Ireland. He was 70 years
old. .F..
Prayer Cards to Assist Devotion
AS a help towards private devotion
J prayer cards. nicely framed, have
been placed before the high altar and
the different shrines in the Cathedral
at Denver, Colo. The prayers have
been carefully selected. Persons Wis
iting the church for private devotions
> will find these cards of great help
They will no doubt be conducive o1
much devotion. The prayers include
the Act of Reparation, Conservation
of Families to the Sacred Heart, Be
fore Crucifix the Memorare and Lit
any of the Blessed Virgin, Hymn Of
Love, Spiritual Communion Isl. AL
phonsus) Invocation, Ejaculation and
Petitions. The idea is one that might
well be'followed in other churches.
Denver College Hono-ed.-Loretto
Heights College has gained splen
did distinction because of the merit
Of it's work. It has been put on the
list of accredited colleges, an honor
enhanced by the fact that the college
is only three years old. The exam
lining board made its inspection last
week, and the members, one and all
were loud in their praise of the insts
tuition. Coming here in 1854 the Sis
ters of Loretto are the pioneer Sisters
of the West. That they have laboreG
; earnestly in the cause of education
Colorado has good reason tt
know. AS they were the first to brins
: the blessing of elementary and aca
demic education to the young, it i.
< fitting they should be the first to opel
: college for the higher education o
g Catholic women.