The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-04
NEW WORLD ITEMS

James H. Quinn, o. NJ. L. pastor f
St Mary's church, died in San Anton
10, Texas, February Is. Father Quinn
was formerly attached to the Sacred
Heart church at Lowell, Mass. His
brother is Justice Joseph H. Quinn, of
the Massachusetts Superior Court.
Build School Under Sacrifice.-The
annual report published by Father
Wiring is a great credit to his spirit
of self sacrifice. Father Wiring built
4 magnificent school last year in Win
ner, S. D., but owing to hard times he
still has an Indebtedness OF $25,o0O:
But notwithstanding the fact that he
collected only SITS on his annual sal
airy, he is hopeful and carrying on
Gods work.
Hospital May Be Closed.-Unless
satisfactory financial arrangements
can be made for the erection OF an
addition to st. Mary's Hospital III
Rhinelander, Wis, the institution Will
be closed May 1, according to the an
nouncement of the Sisters in charge.
At present the hospital capacity is
it should accommodate 100, and the
Sisters feel that it is not feasible to
continue operation.
Boston College Gets Bust.-A bust
of the Rev. Thomas l. Gasson, 5. j.,
former president Of Boston college and
now a member of the faculty OF
Georgetown University, has been pre-
scented to Boston College, by A. P.
Nardini, the local sculptor. The bust,
is cut from CaTrara marble and is
finished in three tones, the base OF
slate color. the column mixture OF
brown and green, and the bust of pure
white. 1t is now on exhibition in the
Assembly Hall.
Wisconsin Church is Defeated
On February %, the beautiful new
church of ST. Mary, at Elm Grove.
Wis, recently erected at a cost OF
$4,000, was dedicated by His Grace,
Most Rev Archbishop Messmer, who
otficiated at a POntifcal High Mass
in honor of the occasion. Following
the services, chicken dinner was
served by the ladies of the parish AT
o'clock in the afternoon, the Stations
of the Cross were blessed and erected
in the church. Rev. Andrew Kunny
is pastor of st. Mary's
Damage in Brooklyn Church Fire.
A portion Of the Vestry of ST. Paul S
church, Brooklyn, was damaged TO the
extent of $4,000 by fire that started
in the basement, the origin Of which
is unknown. The yestments were
saved by Monsignor Michael J. Elan
merry the pastor, and the Rev. Thomas
Sharkey, a curate, with the aid OF
several altar boys. The blaze was
discovered by workmen who were
making extensive repairs on the edi-
tfce, which is one Of the oldest church,
les i'll Brooklyn.
Blessed Sacrament Saved at Risk
inf Priests Life.-Fire damaged St
Hoseph church in Lorain, Ohio, to the
bXtent of $4,000 early February Is
eIhe pastor, Rev. Charles Reichlin, had
been i'll for nearly month, and when
he was informed that the church wal
afire he collapsed. When Rev. a. A
Nativity, learned OF the fire he has
tened to the church and, cropping
through flames and smoke at the risk
of his life, he removed the Blessed
Sacrament and many of the belong
ings of the church to place Of safety
Philosophy Building is Opened al
Area, iIi.-The philosophy building Of
the new University of ST. Mary of the
Lake at Area, near Chicago, was op
ened during the week. Pontifca
High Mass was celebrated by Bishop
Hoban. The chapel contains five al
tars. The seminary. which openeC
with class of fifty prospective priest.
last fall, is the nucleus of the grea
Catholic University in which Arch
bishop Mundelein intends to include
the other university colleges, Loyola
DePaul, and Rosary College for Won
en-, now existent. The Area sea
will include the schools of philosoph.
and theology, the chapel and the ad
ministration buildings and will bt
the degree comforting head of tn,
University.
Sisters Purchase Site for College,
st. Mary's College, Monroe, Mich. has
just opened new chapter in it's his
tory when an eighty-acre- tract Of lant
was purchased by the Sisters, Serv
ants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
as the site of their new college. Since
1860. when first the charter wa.
granted by the State of Michigan, st
Mary's College has grown steadily il
efficiency and enrolment. TIL,
steady increase in students in the pas
five years has rendered increase il
room an imperative need and plans hat
for some time been under way TO
the building of a new college at Parl
Place. 1t was the far-sighted vision
of the Right Rev. Bishop Gallaghe
which first saw the desirability o
building in Detroit. The fortEnat
circumstance that the site chosen i
only a mile distant from that of tn
new University of Detroit will max
it possible for the college to have O.
its teaching staff members of the fac
-ulty of the University.
Rev. Joseph WiIey-Funeral serN
ices for the late Rev. Joseph Vile,