The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-08-26
NEW WORLD ITEMS

september, Tor boys VINO lnt6nQ &c oe-
come members of their Congregation.
New School for Boys.-The Angus
tinian Fathers of Philadelphia will
open new school for boys at Malvern,
near Philadelphia. The Malvern
School, as it will be called. comprises
a restful country home. with 140 acres,
part of which is the highest ground
between Philadelphia and Harrisburg,
in the fashionable Main Line section
of the Philadelphia suburbs.
Cardinal Receives $71,536.-Cardinal
Dougherty has been paid $71,536.61
by the City of Philadelphia as recon-
pense for two plots of land condemned
by the city for the use of the Park
way. One of the plots, situated at
Vine street west of Eighteenth, was
valued, with the interest due, at
$63,496.44, while the other is on the
South side Of Wood street at Nine
teenth. Payment for the damage as
sessed was made by the City Treas
urer on mandamuS.
Nuns Purchase Estate-The Grey
Nuns Of the Sacred Heart of Phila-
delphia have purchased an estate in
the suburbs of that city for novitiate
and academy. "Melrose," the name of
the new institution, is finely situated,
opposite the Stetson estate and near
that of John Wanamaker, two of the
exclusive show places in that suburb
an zone. The property, which COM
prises almost sixty acres, was for
years the residence of the late Richard
j. Dobbins; it was acquired from his
estate.
Nuns Die Within Two Hours.-Sis-
ter Mary Regina Young, "A, and Sister
Mary Philippa Harcq, 81, members of
the Ursuline Order and teachers at
Sacred Heart Academy, in Cherokee
Drive, KY, died August 7, at 9:20 and
Ills o'clock respectively. They were
intimately connected in their lives,
having for many years taught in the
same schools. Sister M. Regina had
no living relatives, but Sister Philippa
is survived by two brothers and one
sister, Solemn requiem Mass for both
nuns was celebrated in the convent
chapel, and the interment was in St..
Michael Cemetery.
CampaniIe to Adorn shrine.-The
first campanile in connection with any
New Orleans church will be erected
when the new $4,000 shrine of the
Sacred Heart is built there by the
parishioners Of Sacred Heart parish.
1t is under the spiritual direction of
the Congregation of the Holy Cross,
with the Rev. John De Groote, C.. S. c.,
as pastor. The shrine, plans for which
have been approved by Archbishop
Shaw, will be Basilican in design, and
will have a seating capacity of 1900
Devotion to the Sacred Heart" said
Father De Groote, sis worldwide and
increasing, and we feel that Sacred
Heart parish should have shrine that
is built along lines appropriate to the
popularity of the devotion"
Boys Protectory.-The' Brothers OF
St. Francis will formally open their
Boys Protectory, at Armstrong
Springs, in White County, Ark, in a
few days. The establishment has been
remodeled and equipped after the style
of the Mt. Alverno Protectory, the
provincial house at Cincinnati, and
all who have seen it praise the won
derful work accomplished in the past
year. The Brothers have been very
successful with their stock and farm
and it is the plan of Brother Albert
to install a complete mechanical course
for the benefit of the student body
Glasses will be formed and the stu
dents instructed in these courses, as
we'll as in practical and scientific farm
ing.
Five New Schools in Seattle.-Five
new parochial schools are under con.
struction in Seattle. st. Mary's school
will have twelve class rooms, separate
play rooms for boys and girls, a library
and modern teachers rest rooms
There will be an auditorium with ca
pacity of five hundred. Seattle boasts
one of the best parochial school sys
TENS of any city in the land, with
approximately $500 children register
ed in eleven schools and with new
editices being erected in other par
ishes. In addition to the new con
struction, extensive improvements are
planned on many of the edifices now
in use. Notable among these i'm
provements are those being made al
the Cathedral School, which is con
Quoted by the Sisters of the Holy
Names of Jesus and Mary, who con
duct three other Seattle parochia
schools, including the Immaculate
Conception School, which has an en-
rollment of more than 500 pupils TUT
ton is free at the Cathedral School
and this year provision is being made
to supply school books free to the
pupils.
Mgr Marion desert. Rev. Mgr
Patrick F. Marion, pastor of st. Law
rence's church in Asheville, N. c., ant
one of the Souths most widely known
priests, has died at st. Agnes hospital
Baltimore, Md, after an extended ill
ness. Mgr. Marion had been ill {
year, and his death was not unex
pected. He was about Sc years old
and was born at Scranton, Pa. Hi.
entire classical, philosophical and the
illogical courses were made at Belmon
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