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AUGUST 26, 193s
Final Vows Made by
Sister at Key West
(Special to The Bulletin)
KEY WEST. Fla. - Rev. Sister
Charles of the Sisters of the Holy
Names pronounced her final vows
here August 5 at a ceremony in the
convent chapel attended by the local
clergy and religious and' by many
friends of Sister Charles. Father Wm.
Power. S. J.. as the representative of
Bishop Barry, received the vows.
DRAMATIC CLUB IN
SUCCESSFUL COMEDY
The Catholic Dramatic Club pre
sented “For Love of Anne”, a com-
edy-drama, at the Palace Theatre; the
play is by Marie Louise Cappick of
the Key West Citizen. The Rev. F.
X. Dougherty. S. J., was director. A
capacity audience witnessed the clev-
TOE BULLETIN OF THE CATHOLIC LAYMEN'S ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA
THREE
Current Catholic News
?r performan ce.
The
---- Rev. A. L. Maureau. S. J.. has
returned from West Palm Beach
where he went for his annual re
treat.
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AUGUSTA
“Good Taste Apparel”
ARCHBISHOP DOWNEY, of Liv
erpool. announces that funds for the
great Cathedral of Christ the King
have been contributed already to the
amount of over one millions dollars.
A TIPPERARY MOUNTAIN. Gal-
te? More, three thousand feet high,
has been crowned with a great cross
erected in honor of Christ the King.
Several thousand people climbed the
mountain to attend the dedication.
Catholic Boy Scouts camped on the
mountain top the night before and
assisted the pilgrims.
GENERAL VON LUDENDORFFS
paper in Berlin, waging a war
“against Jesuits, Jews and Freema
sons has been suspended for three
months by the government.
LORD IRWIN, president of the
Board of Education. toliU the House
of Lords recently that the estimated
loss in the number of children at
tending government elementary
schools in England will be 350,000 by
1935. Lord FitzAlan Catholic
peer, directed the attention of the
House of Lords to the fact that while
government schools are losing pupils
due to the decline in population.
Catholic schools have gained 26.778
in five years.
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climatic conditions. A French Department where students have the same
advantages as in France is annexed to the College.
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Sacred Heart Academy
Belmont, N. C.
A Standard Catholic School for Girls
High School, Secretarial, Grammar
and Primary Courses
Art, Vocal and Instrumental Music
The Academy is affiliated with the
Catholic University of America, and
with the University of North Carolina.
Belmont Abbey College
BELMONT, N. C.
Established 1878
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DOMINIC SAVIO, whose cause for
beatification at Rome has passed its
first stages, was called “the educa
tional masterpiece of Blessed Don
Bosco” by the Holy Father on the
occasion of the proclamation of his
virtues by the Holy Father early in
August.
ABBE EMILE PIKRRA, an air pilot
and French colonel of aviation dur
ing the war, has been named chap
lain of the French training ship
Jeanne d’Arc; he was ordained a year
ago. /
TWO AMERICAN PRIESTS, the
Rev. Felix Newton Pitt, of Louisville,
Ky., and the Rev. Francis Schwende-
man, of Columbus, Ohio, have been
awarded the Doctorate of Philosophy
and the Licentiate of Sacred Theol
ogy respectively in course by the
University of Fribourg, Switzerland.
A PORTRAIT of the second Lord
Baltimore, the property of Sir Tim
othy Calvert Eden, was recently sold
to Lord Duveen for $23,000; the por
trait is the famous Soest picture.
SOUTH AFRICA is to have a Na--.
tional Council for Catholic Action,
following a plan adopted by the
Bishops of South Africa at a recent
conference at Johannesburg.
SCOTTISH PILGRIMS at Lourdes
on a recent pilgrimage numbered
over one thousand; 120 were invalids.
Among the stretcher-bearers was
Jack Traynor. injured so l>adly that
he was given a 100 per cent disabil
ity pension. He was cured at Lourdes
in 1923. but as the government cannot
admit a miracle,' he is still drawing
the pension.
DE MASBODE, leading Catholic
daily of Holland, first published Oc
tober 15. 1868. recently published its
two hundred and fifth thousandth
issue.
JOSEPH BOYLE. a member of the!
Papal Zouaves who fought against
Garibaldi in 1870. and who was pres
ent at the capitulation of Rome, died
in Devonport, England, late in July.
THE ARCHDIOCESE OF GOA, In
dia. this year will observe the four
hundredth anniversary of its estab
lishment. The official observance
will be, held in November.
THE HAUNTED HOUSE at Ste.
Jeanne d'Arc d'Almavillc, Canada,
an account of which has appeared in
the New York Times and other news ,
papers, is not haunted, Father Dusa-
blon. parish priest, asserts, and he
did not exercise the no use to drive
out evil spirits, as reported. Rowdies
who frequented the house when it
was idle and who came back when
it was rented, arc blamed by Father
Dusablon for the disturbances at
tributed to ghosts.
BISHOP ALPHONSE GAGNON, of
Sherbrooke. Canada, lias just observ
ed the golden iubilee of his ordina
tion. The Apostolic Delegate to Can
ada, the Cardinal-Archbishop of Que
bec. and other dignitaries, attended
the jubilee Mass.
ARCHBISHOP WILLIAMS, of Bir
mingham. Eng., officiated at the con
secration late in July of the Most
Rev. Laurence W. Youens as Bishop
of Northampton.
THE SEMINARY AT AUTUN. in
France, seized by the government in
1906 and used as a barracks, and re-
rcturned to the Church 18 months
ago. was redediented by the Aposto
lic Nuncio recently. 'Die Holy Fath
er contributed 100,000 francs * toward
renovating the seminary.
THE MISSION UNION of the cler
gy in Poland has a membership of
8,362, of whom 6,040 arc secular
priests. 252 religious and 1.676 semi
narians. The Jesuit Fathers at Cra
cow published the missionary publi
cation of the union.
MEXICO’S secretary of public edu
cation, Narciso Basso Is, has aban
doned. at least for the present, the
plan for sexual education in the
schools which elicited a wave of pro
test that was nation--wide.
MISS ELIZABETH CONWAY. _ef
Detroit, who joined the Scots pil
grimage to Lourdes while visiting
Scotland on a holiday, died in France..
Archbishop McDonald of St. An
drew’s and Edinburgh, sang the Re
quiem High Mass for the repose of
her soul at the Rosary Church in
Lourdes.
TWO CONVENT S of Fransiscan
Sisters at' Kafr el Zayat, Egypt, were
attacked and severly damaged late in
July by Moslem fanatics. The French
and Italian consuls have registered
a protest.
FATHER THOMAS TAO. the first
native priest of the Mary knoll Wu-
chow mission field, was ordained in
July by the Most Rev. James Ed
ward Walsh, Vicar Apostolic of the
Kongmoon Mission. The local man
darin a non-Christian, volunteered
an address after the ordination
which ho urged the people to learn
from the foreigner whatever is good
he assorted that the Catholic relig
ion is upheld not merely by words,
but by the example of its followers.
CL : BA has a Catholic Radio Hour
broadcast twice a week over Station
CMKC at Santiago, with similar pro
grams at Havana, Camaguey and Mo
ron. The program, started in 1932, is
directed by the Rev. Carlos Rio.
Many Bishops Going
to Charity Meeting
Notables to Address October
Conference in New York
„ N KW YORK.-National leaders ip
.ill fields of social welfare will at
tend the nineteenth annual meeting
of tire National Conference of Catho
lic Charities here October 1 to 4
Nearly forty Archbishops and Bishops
will attend at the personal invitation
of His Eminence Patrick Cardinal
Hayes. Archbishop of New York. His
Excellency the Most Rev. Amleto
Giovanni Cicognani. Apostolic Dele
gate to the United States, will ad
dress the meeting.
In addition to the general sessions,
deliberations and discussions are di
vided into seven topics which arc.
Families, Children. Health. Child
Guidance. Protective Care. Social
Economic Problems. Nci«*hlx>rhocMi
and Community Activities, and spe
cial sessions for the Society of St.
Vincent de Paul Diocesan Directors.
Conference of Religious and the
Apostolate of the Sea.
Speakers cm questions of .social and
economic recovery will bo Alfred K
Smith, former governor of New York,
whose topic will lx* “Leadership f:»i
Social Welfare.” The Rev. Dr. Wil
liam J. Kerby. of the Catholic Uni
versity of America, will speak on
The Spirit of Frederic Ozanam ”
Other addresses will Ik* given by the
Rt. Rev. Msgr. Robert F. Keegan,
President of the Conference. Gover
nor Herbert H. Led iman and Mayor
John P. O'Brien.
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Concluded by the Benedictine
Fathers
Ideal Location
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St. Angela Academy
Aiken, S. ('.
Resident and Day School for Girls
Elementary High School and Commercial Departments
Conducted by the Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy
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Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies
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Special Courses in Music, Art, Foreign Language-*
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Junior. Intermediate and High School Departments
Are Carefully Taught
Extensive Grounds for Outdoor Recreation, Tennis
Basketball and Other Sports
For Catalogue Apply to Registrar
SACRED HEART ACADEMY
CULLMAN. ALABAMA
An accredited High School, with a Grammar School
department, conducted by the Sisters of Saint Benedict.
This school is beautifully located in the highest altitude
of the state, just outside the little city of Cullum and
only a short distance from Birmingahm, Alabama. The
farm adjoining the grounds of this institution makes it
possible to offer exceptionally low boarding rates.
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