The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-02-26
NEW WORLD ITEMS

Cathedral Debt Cancelied.-lne an
nual report of st. Peter Cathedral par
ish, Belleyille Ill.,, sdiscloses that the
Cathedral is now entirely out of debt.
The conservation of the sacred edifice,
erected Sc years ago, will take place
in the fall.
Clergy Barred from office.-A bill
making >clergymen eligible for election
to the Senate and Chamber of Guate-
mala was defeated in the Constituent
Assembly of that country February 5.
The vote against the measure was 81
to Is.
Widow Enters convent.-Lady Win
ifride ELVES will seek solace in the
Sacred Heart Convent in New York.
She gives as her reason, in letter
to friends, that she is grief-stricken
over the tragic death of her husband,
Gervase Henry ELVES, the English
tenor, who was recently accidentally
killed at a railway station in Boston,
Mass, U. S. A.
Dedication of chapel.-The beauti-
full chapel at Jacksonville, Florida,
built in honor of the late Pope Plus
X, will be dedicated during the month
of February. This chapel received
its first aid from the Plus X Memorial
Fund which was begun by Right Rev.
Mgr. John E. Burke, director general
of the Catholic Board for Mission
Work among the Colored people.
Honor Comes Too Late.-A few
DAYS after the death of Very Rev.
Canon Antonio de ]. Paroles in the
City of Mexico, news came of his ap-
pointment as Archbishop of Monter-
rey, Nuevo Leon. Canon Paroles
was administrator of the Archdiocese
of Mexico during the exile of Arch
bishop Mora del Rio, Primate OF
Mexico.
Memorial to Mgr. Carroll in Bolivia.
The Bolivian Government has or
dered the erection of monument to
Monsignor Rodolfo Carroll, lnternunclo
Apostolic at La Paz, whose death
there was just announced. In tel
egram of coincidence to the Holy Fa-
Their the Bolivian government de-
clared Monsignor Caroli's death a ma
tional loss.
chiIe's Legation at the Vatican.-
The Chilean Ambassador to the Holy
See on February IA, held reception
to celebrate the elevation of Chile's
legation at the Vatican to the rank OF
Embassy. Many Cardinals and pre-
lates, members of the Diplomatic
Corps accredited to the Vatican, and
representatives of the Roman aris-
tocracy attended.
Rectory and Convent Robbed
While the rector, Rev. w. A. Panus'
ka, of Holy Trinity (Slav) Church.
McKeesport, Pa, his housekeeper and
the Sisters of the school were IN
church on recent Sunday morning
both convent and rectory were en-
tered by two robbers, who secured
$500 in cash, two gold watches, ano
other articles. A similar robbery was
frustrated at St. Mary Convent, only
because one of the Sisters, who was
too ill to attend Mass, frightened
away the intruders.
Catholic High School Proposed
A number of prominent Catholics Of
Terre Haute, Ind, met last week tt
discuss the project of establishing
Catholic high school there, the nee6
of such an institution being yearly
more apparent. The tentative plans
take in the erection of a new st. Pat
rick Church and the razing of the
present church for the erection of the
new school, which would accommo
date boys and girls in separate class
rooms.
GYM Director Takes veiI.-Mis:
Georgia Brack of Los Angeles, for
merly assistant director of the Y. w
C. A. gymnasium course in Los An
geles, later physical training instruc
tor at Hollywood high school, is to
day Sister Fideles of the Good Shep
herd. Following one of the most I'm
pressive ceremonies ever held at the
Carmelite monastery at Santa Bar
bara February 8, Miss Brack donnet
the habit of Carmel. Most Reverend
Archbishop Hanna, D. D., conducted
the ceremony at a solemn high Mass
Some Docese!-Right Rev. An
thony Shuler, Bishop of Ell Paso, Tex
as, arrived in New York on Februar.
2, on the steamship Presidente VIII
son of the Cosulich line from Trieste
Bishop Shuler was spiritual directo
of a party of twenty persons who Wis
tied Palestine. "My diocese" sail
the Bishop, contains $4,000 squar
miles of territory Babies, baptize'
by one of my priests now, may asl
him to perform their marriage cere
mony by the time he is able to com
plete his rounds again"
New Orphan Home.-A most beau
tiful and touching ceremony occurre
on February 10 at the Home For i
allan Children, Inc, in Boston, whe
the Home was formally opened an
blessed by His Eminence, the Card
nal. The Home is located on Cente
Street, Jamaica Plain, and consists {
spacious quarters with many acres {
ground surrounding. In the chape
which will be utilized both by tn