The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-10-08
NEW WORLD ITEMS

p Founder of City.-The Rev. Peter
Paul Keanders, 81. one of the found
,ers of Venice, H., is dead. His illness
is attributed TO overwork. For forty
one years he was pastor of ST. Marks
Catholic Church in Venice. He was
born in Germany.
Automobiles Give Church Window.
beautiful new stained glass win
dows imported from Munich, Germany,
are being installed in st. Matthew
8 Church, Mr.. Vernon, Ind. The subjects
are the Four Evangehsts and the Four
teen Helpers in Need. All of the win
dows have been donated, including
that of st. Christopher, which was
given by the autoists of the city.
Seventy Years in Jesuit Order
The SEVENTEEN anniversary of en-
> trance into the Society of Jesus of Rev.
y Albert Richard Peters, S j., who has
been prominent in the development
of the Catholic Church in Central New
England, has been observed at Holy
Cross, Worcester, Mass, where he
D taught in its early days. He also
taught at Georgetown, and one OF his
former pupils was the late Chief JUS
tice White, another being Rev. Dan
iel E. Hudson, c. S. c., OF Notre
Dame University, dean of the Catho-
. lie editors in this country.
A Dante SchoIar.-Right Rev. Mon
signor John T. Slattery of Albany, the
author of notable work on Dante,
represented the Catholic University OF
America at the Dante seX-centenary
celebration held at RaVenna, Italy.
Nonsignor Slattery is president of the
Dante Memorial Association and in
its name presented to the National
Committee for the Restoration OF
Dante's Tomb, the sum of $1,000, col
lected through the efforts Of the Catho'
lie University and members of the as,
ISOLATION.
Unknown Donor.-The work of con
struction on the new pulpit in the Ca
thedral at st. Louis, was inaugurateC
two weeks ago, and by an early date
in October the new rOstrum will be
ready for use. Stone and marble
with mosaic inlays, are being used
the general style conforming to Other
decorative features of the building
The name of the donor of the new
Cathedral pulpit is being withheld a
his or her request. The cost will ap
proXimate $4,000.
Steamer Waits for Priest.-Th'
Boston Floating hospital delayed it:
sailing l. minutes from the pier while
the mother of little baby, placed OF
the dangerous list, fastened to get ;
priest to baptize her infant. There
were 101 babies on board, and on'
baby was so ill that the doctors wer,
worried as to whether they could Ell
feet a recovery. When the mothe
learned that her child was on tn
danger list she rushed from the yes
sci to get a priest The manager o
the vessel sent word to the captain t.
delay the sailing until the mother al
rived and the christening ceremon,
was performed.
Celtic Cross AS Priests Memorial
To the memory OF Rev. John r. Quir
Ian, late rector of the Cathedral of tn
Immaculate Conception, Fort Wayne
Ind, a great Celtic cross is to b
erected over his grave in the CathC
lie cemetery. It's unwilling is to b
the occasion of an impressive servic
on All Souls Day, November 2. Sine
the death of Father Quinlan, a CON
mittee formed by the Cathedral trus
tees and other laymen of the congre
cation have been planning the memo
rial, which is of granite, twelve fee
high, and will require an expenditur
of approximately $4,000.