The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-17
NEW WORLD ITEMS

Establish New Mission House.
His Eminence, Cardinal O'Connell,
has recently granted to the Fathers
of the Society of the Divine Word
permission to make a foundation with
in the archdiocese of Boston. AS yet
the precise location for the new es-
Enlistment is not definitely known,
but it is confidently expected that the
Fathers will be settled in New Eng
land within few months.
New Home of League-Five hun
dred thousand dollars is being sought
by the Detroit League of Catholic
Women for it's new home, in an in
tensive campaign that will last a
week. The building will have &C
commodations for one hundred and
fifty girls and will include an audito-
rum, swimming pool, library, cafeteria,
class and meeting rooms and offices
for the use of all Catholic women's Or
CARNATIONS.
Cardinal Endorses Association
The Knights, landmarks and Pages OF
the Blessed Sacrament, an organiza-
ton which has received the approval
and blessing of the Holy Father. has
received the following endorsement
from the Cardinal Archbishop of Bos-
ton: 81 endorse, most heartily, the
association known as the knights or
the Blessed Sacrament. No devotion
is more pleasing to our Lord than
love and service given Him in the
Most Blessed Sacrament. l am sure
that this movement, once known, will
appeal to all Catholics uniting them
in a chosen bodyguard of the Holy
Eucharist"
Newman Club at Albany-An'
nouncement of the presentation OF
property in Madison Avenue, Albany,
N. Y, for use by the Newman Club
as a home for students who attend
the State College of Teachers has
been made by the Rev. Joseph A.
Quincy, spiritual director of the New
man Club, on behalf of the Right Rev
Edmund F. Gibbons, Bishop Of AL
bany. There are two hundred and
fifty members of the Newman Club
which has been in existence for six
years Letters have been sent out to
five hundred alumnae, asking for as
sistance in equipping the new build
ing, which will be used for future
meetings of the organization as well
as home for members.
Racine X. of c. to Have New Club
House.-One of the most modern com
bination store and club house build
in the state will be erected at Racine
Wis, by the Knights, of Columbus
building association. The site has
been selected. At cost of approx
a frontage of 40 feet and depth of L IA
the dimensions of the ground. There
will be three stories in addition to the
basement, where the regulation bowl
ing alleys will be installed. The
double-front first floor will contain
two stores. The second floor will be
devoted to club rooms, the third tc
gymnasium equipment, which will be
placed at the disposal of the boys and
girls of the Racine parishes.
Pittsburgh Diocese BuiIding.-Many
Catholic churches, schools and rec
tories are in process of erection OF
soon to be built in the diocese oil
Pittsburgh to meet the demands oil
growing congregations and greater
Catholic population. Notwithstanding
the recent partition of parishes which
had become overcrowded and the es
Enlistment of new ones, the churches
of both are too small for present
needs. Rectories and schools now
under construction are to cost $210,
900, and churches, schools and rec
tories planned and soon to be built
represent about $350,00O. Other pro
jects, including the completion of an
orphanage and a new church and
school, will add fully $1,000,0O0 tc
the present total for new Catholic in
situations.
Catholic Stage Folk.-"Sixty per
cent of the American actors today are
Catholics declared Mr.. lyman, pres
ident of the Catholic Actors Guild
at a recent meeting of the society
'fOften, when have travelled through
out the United States, have had the
utmost difficulty in finding where the
nearest Catholic church was located
or at what time Mass was being said
The hotel people seldom know, though
other denominations have conspicuous
notices. Frequently, it happens that
actors and actresses are taken il
while on the road, and left in towns
and cities. The parish councils car
keep in touch with these men anC
women, and call the attention of the
parish priest to their presence. Ant
be assured that any attention or ait
given will be greatly appreciated b!
the stage folk, who have ever beer
ready to come forward and aid The
Church and charity"
Venerable Pastor Dies.-Rt. Rev
Mgr. Patrick j. Cannon, Lockport, N
", is dead. Mgr. Cannon was one o
the oldest priests in the United States
He was one of the oldest continuous
pastors, for he had been rector of st
Patrick's church, Lockport, for NOR,
than half century, the fiftieth an
niversary of his appointment to tina