The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-08-20
), NEW WORLD ITEMS

in the parsonage August 8, by Miss
Helen Holmes, his housekeeper.
Death was caused by heart trouble.
Convert Glass for Detroit Church,
A convert class has been organized
at the Redemptorist Church in De-
troit to instruct non-Catholics who
are Interested in the Catholic religion.
The instructions are given in st, Ge-
rard's chapel every Tuesday evening.
About forty converts presented them
selves at the first meeting.
Vandas in Church.-Thieves broke
. into Immaculate Conception Church
at Haverhill, Ia, August 5. The
tabernacle was forced open and the
sacred hosts scattered over the altar.
The silken lining of the tabernacle
was slightly burned, probably by
candle carried by the marauders.
However, investigation by the Rev.
Father Dupont failed to show that
anything was missing.
New ParochiaI Schools.-The
Sisters of The Holy Cross are prepar-
ing to open two new paroch1al
schools in the diocese of Boise, one
at Idaho Falls and one at Twin Falls.
Sisters Diego and Ariadsn of ST..
Teresa's Academy journeyed to Idaho
Falls during the past week to ex-
anime the splendid school building
erected by the Rev. T. j. Purcell,
pastor
To Borrow on cathedral.-The
trustees Of the new st. Joseph's
.. Cathedral, Buffalo, N. Y, have
:petitioned the supreme court for per.
mission to make a $4,000 mortgage
lean on the cathedral, on which there
is now mortgage of 100000 and to-
tai liabilities of 100000. The cathe-
dral property is estimated to be
worth $3,500,000.
Thirty-Fifth Anniversary.-The thir-
..ty-ifth anniversary of the ordina-
ton of Rev. William F. Seibertz, pas
tor of St. Mary Church, New Albany,
Ind. was celebrated August 1. Bish-
op Chartrand, of Indianapolis, presid,
ed at the solemn Mass and delivered
the sermon Twenty priests, were in
attendance. A handsome automobile
was, among the many gifts received
by the pastor.
81 Editor of Magazine.-The Rev
Henry S. Spaulding, S. j., is the new
editor of The Queens Work, the
sodality magazine published in St
Louis. He succeeds the Rev. Father
Agnew, S. j., who becomes president
of Loyola University, Chicago, an(
who was preceded as editor by Rev
3, Edward F. Garesche, the Jesuit
stories.
Honored by Louvain.-The Rev
DR.. John H. Lamott, S. T. D., o
Il. Mt. Saint Mary's Seminary faculty
,lCincinnati, has received the highes
scholastic honors from the world
famous University of Louvain. At {
: recent test he passed the examina
ton with great distinction" as thu
$500 scholastic phrase goes, and received
yit the degree of doctor of moral ant
r- historical science. He will rejoin thu
% seminary faculty in the fall.
$50 Christian Art in st. Louis Museum
There are two new acquisitions a
the st. Louis City Art Museum which
are of interest to Catholics. One il
a head of the Christ Child, fifteenth
century, Florentine, attributed t.
Desiderio da Settignano pupil o
Donatello The other is "The Virgil
of Sorrow sixteenth century, Flor
entine, attributed to Tiberio Calcagni
pupil of Michael Angelo.
Appointed on Faculty.-The Rev
William P: Brennan, pastor of 81
Johns church, Albany, N. Y, ha
been appointed director Of Mount 81
Mary's Seminary at EmittsbCrg, Mo
The institution, which is the secon,
oldest Catholic seminary in the Unit
ed States, includes in it's list o
graduates some of the leading CathC
lic,churchmen in the country. Fathe
Brennan graduated from the sol
mountain in 1900.
Pastor Given an Auto.-One of tn
things which will be a reminder t
Rev. Raymond M. Mylott, pastor @
St Augustine Church, Cleveland
Ohio, CT his return to health an
resumption of his duties, is a hand
some Buick automobile. Fathe
Mylott, long ill, only recently took u
the active direction of his pastoratt
and, as a token of their appreciatio
for his past work end mark of tn
regard in which they hold him, hi
parishioners presented him with tn
car.
Jesuits in Conference.-Jesu
scientists of the Middle West gathe
ed at Campion College, Prairie d
Chen, Wis, this week on Tuesda.
Wednesday and Thursday, August 1
1S and 49, The ablest specialist
were at the conference and lecture
on their respective subjects to teacl
Z ers of mathematics, chemistr
physics, biology, ETC., some eighty {
" whom came from the twelve Je
uit colleges and universities of tt
Missouri province of the Society I
Jesus. This conference was one I
the biggest Of its kind in the histo1
of ToS,Iit education in the Midi