The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-06-10
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Made Domestic Prelate.-The Rev,
Henry O'Kelly, pastor of the lmmacG
late Conception church, Streator, H.,
for the past 40 years, has been APP
pointed Domestic Prelate.
AGED Nun Dies.-Mother Sarah
Louise Fink, religious of the Sacred
Heart, has died at Eden Hall. Torres
dale, Pa, in the S1st year OF her age,
and the 51st of her religious profes-
sion. She had celebrated her golden
Jubilee OF profession on December q,
1921.
Congressional Record to Knights OF
columbus-The Council Bluffs, Ia,
council of the Knights of Columbus
has been left as memorial by the
late Judge Walter |. Smith, all his
congressional records and bookcases.
The volumes are well bound and in
clude all proceedings during the time
Judge Smith represented the ninth dis
trict in congress-from 1900 to 1911.
He was appointed to the U. S. Circuit
Court of Appeals by President Taft.
Rev. Martin J. Hogan Dead.-Funer-
al services for the Rev. Martin j. Ho-
gan, widely known as an educator and
theologian, were held from st. Ed
wards church, Brooklyn, the requiem
high Mass being celebrated by the
Rev. William B. Farrell, rector of the
Church of the Assumption. Father
Hogan was born in England and edu-
Gated in Montreal, where he was Or
dained in 1891. He received the de-
gree of doctor of sacred theology from
Friebourg University, Germany.
Orphan Boys Enjoy Camp Life
Rev, c. Hubert LIE Blond, director OF
Cleveland Catholic Charities, is busy
Manning the establishment of the sum-
mer camp on the property acquired
by the Catholic Charities Corporation,
for the site of the new group OF or
phan buildings in Parma township, just
south of Cleveland. The boys of st.
Anthony Home went out Decoration
Day and helped prepare the camp for
the smaller boys of st. Vincent Or
phanage, who will take over the camp
at the close of school.
Mar. Evers' JubiIee.-The fOrtieth
anniversary Of the ordination OF the
Right Rev. Monsignor Luke Evers,
founder of the night workers Mass
and one of the best-known Catholic
priests in the United States, was cele-
GA NnI1 oh MnyTT
York, of which he is pastor. Mon
signor Evers will this year celebrate
the twenty-fifth anniversary of his ap-
pointment as rector of st. Andrews.
He is a graduate of the University OF
Notre Dame and was for many years
chaplain at the TOmbs.
From Sanctum to Sanctuary.-In the
chapel of his residence, Fort Wayne,
Ind, Sunday morning, Rt. Rev. Bishop
Alerding conferred the subdiaconate
on Michael A. Chapman. The candi-
date is associate editor of Our Sun
day Visitor" published by Rt. Rev.
Mgr. John F. Noll at Huntington, Ind.
The priest-elect, who is a former Epis-
faith, pursued his studies for some
time at Mt st. Mary, Emmitsburg,
Md He received minor orders from
Bishop McNicholas, Duluth, MINI.
Deaconship and priesthood will be con-
ferred on him next month by Bishop
Alerding.
Georgetown to Study Mexico.-Fifty
graduates of the Foreign Service
School of Georgetown University most
OF them former service men who are
receiving vocational training, will
spend the summer in Mexico studying
economic conditions. 1t is planned
that they will sail from New York on
June II. While in Mexico they will
take a six weeks summer course at
the University of Mexico, in the CAPT.
tai. Arrangements for the trip to Mex.
leo, including facilities for travelling
through the country and making in
vestigations into the agricultural and
industrial status of the Republic, were
made by the Mexican Embassy at
Washington.
Convention Call for Catholic Men,
Admiral William S. Benson, president
of the National Council of Catholic
Men, has issued his first official call
for the annual convention Of that or.
ganiZation, which, by decision at the
los: c,eoting Of the Board of Directors
held in Denver, will take place in
Washington, September Is and 49,
The constitution provides that diocesan
councils shall meet at least one month
prior to the national convention in or
der to elect officers and to select dele
gates to the national convention. Each
diocesan council is entitled to three
delegates and to one additional dele
gate for each $500 contributing mem
bers. Affiliated national organization!
are entitled to three delegates and af
filiated state organizations to one dele
gate.
Latin As Auxiliary Language.-DT
John c. Rolfe, professor of Latin Ian
guage and literature, and DR.. Rolan,
G. Kent, professor of comparativ,
philology, at the University of Penn
sylvania, have returned from attend
ing meeting at the Century Club il
New York with regard to the forma
ton of a committee to urge the adoI
ton Of Latin as the international aux
Hilary language. Dr. Rolfe representa-
tha American Council of oorpod CT