The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-05-28
NEW WORLD ITEMS


Mary's Academy, Milwaukee, that is
estimated to cost $4,000, was begun !
last week. The school when complet-
ed will accommodate 125 boarders and
100 day pupils.
Twenty-eieht New Priests.-Twenty-
eight theological students of st.
Charles Seminary, Overlook, Pa,
were ordained to the holy priesthood
by His Eminence, Cardinal Dougher-
ty, on May q, the eve of Trinity Sun
day, in the Cathedral of SIS. Peter
and Paul, Philadelphia.
The Converted Bishop.-Dr. Fred
erick J. Kinsman, formerly the Prot
estant Episcopal Bishop of Delaware,
but for the last year and half Cath
Ole, declared recently that he has
made no sacrifice in entering the
Catholic Church. There is no sacri-
fee" said DR.. Kinsman, 'in doing the
thing you most want to do"
Infidels Lose Out.-Silverton univer-
a professedly infdel college, is now
a Catholic educational institution.
The infdels were forced to close
school and sell the building to Arch
bishop Christie The former assem-
bly, hall, remodeled, is now st. Pauls
Church, and the rest of the building
will be opened next fall as parochial
of Dubuque, Iowa.
Charities Drive in Grand Rapids
A drive for 100000 has been started
by the Federation of Social Agencies
to carry on charity work in the diocese
of Grand Rapids. The effort will be
a continuation of the drive last-win-
ter when the amount subscribed fell
short of the goal. Twenty-three Ill
stitutions will be helped.
Thieves in Sacrilege.-Press des-
patches from Jesup, Iowa, announce
that thieves who entered st. Athan-
asius' Church there, had removed the
sacred vessels from the tabernacle,
1spilling the Blessed Sacrament on the
floor. Because of the sacrilege, Fa-
Their Fitzgerald, pastor, was unable to
care for the congregation which as
ssembled for services.
Ohio Priest Dies.-The Rev. Martin
of St. Johns Church, Chillicothe, Ohio,
has died before the fulfillment of his
plans for the celebration of the dia-
mond jubilee of his parish. His fu-
neral Mass was celebrated by the
Most Rev. Archbishop Moeller, D. D.,
of Cincinnati. Father HeintZ was de.
voted pastor. Perhaps the most strik
ing evidence of his activity was dur
ing the flood disaster in 1913, where
he worked increasingly to help Catho
lie and non-Catholic alike.
Fire at Motherhouse.-Fire starting
in small building on the estate OF
st. Elizabeth's Convent, Cornwells
Pa, the motherhouse of the Sisters OF
the Blessed Sacrament, of which the
Rev. Mother Mary Catharine Drexe
is superioress, and which promised
to be a dangerous fire until placed un
der control by the prompt action oil
the local and neighboring farmers anG
firemen, did much damage recently
Valuable live stock housed in ada
cent barns was saved, but produce
stored in outbuildings, which tool
fire, was entirely destroyed. None O.
the Sisters, nor the Indian and Col
ored children in Holy Providence, was
injured. The destroyed building:
were only partially covered by insur
ance. A full estimation of the damage
done has not been made, but it is ex
pected to be in the neighborhood Of
$4,000.
Noted Priest carbohydrates
William Schmidt, S. " D., missionary
ethnologist and philologist, who has
won fame among scholars the world
around by his investigations and writ
ings on ethnology and linguistics, il
soon to come to the United State:
from Europe to give series of lee
lures on the subjects in which he il
everywhere recognized as an authori
ty. 1t is expected that Father Schmid
will be invited to speak before secular
as well as Catholic institutions O
learning during his sojourn in this
country.
New $4,000 Center. - Contract.
have been awarded for splendid nev
school building and parish center TO
st. Patrick's Church, Iowa City, Iowa
to cost $150,000 when completed. TIL
building will contain an auditorium
splendid gymnasium, class rooms, Ii
brary, cafeteria, domestic science
physical laboratories, and manua
training rooms, and will be complet
in every detail. Work has already be
gun and the structure must be com
pleted July 1, 1922. Very Rev. w. F
Shannahan is pastor of st. Patrick
Church.
Frenchwomen See "Joan Of Arc."-
Two hundred and fifty members @
the Societe des Femmes de Franc
witnessed the presentation of "Joa
of Arc" with Margaret Anglin in tn
leading role at the Shubert Theatel
New York. At the close of the play
Miss Anglin was presented with
tribute of flowers and the tri-color g