The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-09-16
NEW WORLD ITEMS

Hhe retreat cOnuuCCeu ny rev. dlAcl
Edwin, c.. P, at st. Anne Convent,
Melbourne, KY was brought to a |
solemn close with services OF profess
Sion and investituro last week. The
Rev. Michael Leick, CHAPLAIN OF the |
convent, assisted by ReVs. Henrg4
Merkl and John J. Layttnsr Of CatOns'l
Vile, Md, officiated ct the profession
81 perpetual vows. by fcrty-eight Sis
tiers.
School is Rebuit.-Work on the |
aew dining hall and the private rooms
at Leonard Hall High School, Leonard |
Hall. Ind, is completed. The school
opened on September IA, with an en-
fulllnent of 120 students, an increase
CT twenty-nine over last year. Fire
DESTROYED all the school buildings two
wears ago. The old buildings have
been replaced by freproof school and
dormitory structures. The group is
one of which Catholics may we'll feel
proud Leonard Hall means to be
beard from both in a scholastic and
athletic way this year.
Holy Name in Denver-The Holy
Name movement now undergoing a
great revival in Denver, Colo, plans
inter-parochial activity On a large
scale next winter. Father James
walsh. diocesan director of the So
uiety, recently called a meeting Of the
spiritual directors of the different
branches. Ten parishes were repre-
A nf nripCtc
.appointed to work up the inter
.Darochial activities. Winter sports
will be the main work of the commit
dee at the present time. Intellectual
work is also planned.
Unknown Donor Furnishes Raptis.
:try.-Under the direction of Rev.
Thomas M. Conroy rector Of the
Cathedral of the Immaculate Concep-
stion, FIT. Wayne, Ind, the work OF
renovating the Cathedral baptistry
:owas started last week. A mosaic floor
will be laid, marble wainscoting
.placed and other improvements made.
Upon their completion, the furnish
Sings, including a fine Carrara marble
font, will be installed. The donor,
who is meeting all expense attached,
is a parishioner who has made the re-
luuest that the name be withheld. The
new baptistry will be memorial.
Bishop Starts Suit.-HoW even zon-
ing ordinances can be used to
Santagonize the Catholic Church is
shown by suit brought by Bishop
Il. D. Kelly against the village of East
AGrand Rapids, Mich. The Bishop
asks for writ of mandamus COM
.pelling the village council to issue a
permit for the erection of a church
Building on seven and one-half acres
of church property. The council re-
Gently denied the request for a per
init on the ground that the coming
ordinance prohibited the erection of a
church on the property. The Bishop
contends that the coming ordinance is
illegal.
Observes Anniversary of Ordination
Rev. Antoine Avite Amyot, o. NJ. l..
recently celebrated the 50th anniver
sary of his ordination as a priest OF
1he Oblate Order which took place
ill Montreal. The observance of the
anniversary was held at st. Joseph's
Church, Lowell Father Amyot studied
Tor the priesthood at Assumption Col
slege in Canada. For several years he
was pastor of st. Marie's church il
South Lowell. A number of clergy
of the Oblate Order and five nephews
nj Father, Amyot, three of whom arc
priests and two members of a re
7igious Order, were present for the
observance of the occasion.
LeavenWorth Priest Made Monsi
ghor.-The ceremony of comforting the
robes and title of "Monsignor" upor
Reverend Father II. H. Kinsella, LII
d, chaplain of the Ursuline acad
envy and the newly appointed Domes
tic Prelate, took place in the Ursuline
academy chapel il Leavenworth, kans
Rt. Rev. John Ward d. d., conferred
the honor. Rev. M. j. O'Farren reac
in Latin and English, the exact words
by which the honor was conferred
from Rome, after which the new Mon
Signor was vested in the mantelleta
fochet and biretta, the insignia OF
domestic prelate. Father Ording wa!
celebrant of the Mass which followed
and Very Reverend f. NJ Orr, V. G.
delivered the congratulatory address
Brothers Meet After aThirty-Eigh
Years.-Two brothers, both member
of the Society of Jesus, are enjoyin!
a short visit with each other il
Pueblo, Colo, after a separation 0
thirty-eight years. They are the Rev
A. M. Bertram, S. j., pastor of ST
Francis Xaviers church there and tn
Rev. Francis Bertram, S. J. The meet
ing of the two priests was their frs
since their school days in England
Since that time, Father Franci
Bertram has earned distinction
through his work as a missionary il
India. He was awarded the gol
medal of the Order of Kaisar-i-Hind o.
the occasion of the recent birthda
OF, the King of England. He will leav
for Europe in the near future an
from. there will return to India.
Hon. Joseph Scott to Dedicate BIilc
ing.-Hon. Joseph Scott, prominer
orator and attorney of Los Angelo!
a a5Soo4o 4bo yarr c1 OE mn ioI1