The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-07-01

j of BOurgeS the Able Lemire, who sits
as an Independent Deputy for one OF
the Hazebrouck divisions, has been
removed for cause from the list OF
honorary Canons Of that Diocese.
Bishop-Eiect of Muenster.-Mgr. DIR.
i John Hartmann, Professor of Ecclesi-
astical Law in the University Of Muen-
ster, has been appointed Bishop of
that See in succession to the late
Bishop DIR. Dingestad. The Diocese of
Muenster, Westphalia, has about
/, 800, 900 Catholics and nearly 1,400
priests.
i English Catholics Dispensed.-In
view of the Coronation festivities, the
Holy Father of his own motion dis
pensed the Catholic subjects of King
i George from the law of abstinence on
Friday, June 23rd.
Colonial Catholic Premiers.-H is
| worthy of remark that, of the five
colonial premiers now assembled in
England for the Imperial Conference,
, no less than three are Catholics,
namely those of Canada, Sir Wilfrid
) Laurier, of New Zealand, Sir Joseph
Ward, and of New Foundland, Sir
Edward Morris.
Costly Decorations for Madrid Ca
thedraI.-The Dean of the Cathedral
of Madrid, Don Bernado Barbajero,
has contributed the sum of eight
thousand pesetas towards the decora-
ton fund to be employed in preparing
the Cathedral for the Congress.
Historic Monstrance for Eucharistic
Procession The Ostensorium, or
Monstrance, of the Cathedral of To-
ledo, Spain, in which the Blessed Sac
rament will be borne in the grand pro-
cession of the Eucharistic Congress,
is perhaps the most beautiful, valua-
BILE and famous in the world. It was
made from the first gold brought to
Spain by Columbus. 1t dates from
1924 and weighs 10000 ounces.
New SodaIity for Catholic Youth
EstabIished.-A new sodality for Cath
olic Youth, under the protection of ST..
Anthony of Padua, has been estab-
lished, and has grown wonderfully
throughout the world. The Holy
Father wishes that the Catholic young
men and women of all countries enlist
themselves in it.
Bomb Explosion Injuries Madrid Ca
thedraI.-The great entrance to the
Cathedral of Madrid, Spain, was shat
: tered by a bomb exploded in the Plaza
Oriente, adjoining the royal palace, on
June Is. Several neighboring build
ings were damaged, but no person was
injured.
School of Music in Rome.-The AS
sociation of st. Cecilia began this year
a school of higher studies in music.
4 With the best talent in Rome, it has
: now one year course Of Gregorian,
a three year course in harmony, coun-
ter point and fugue, and four year
, course in organ music. Of it's %
, students, % are priests. Plus TX
, founded this Association in 1870.
) Dean of Maynooth Appointed Bishop.
l The Holy Father has ratified the
: decision of the Consistorial Congrega-
| ton nominating Very Rev. Patrick
Morrisroe, D. D., dean of Maynooth
College, Bishop of Achonry, in success
!. sion to the late Most Rev. DR.. Lyster.
Dr. Morrisroe had a brilliant career
during his connection with Maynooth.
!, He is but forty-two years of age, and
) is, therefore, one of the youngest mem
!. bers of the Irish hierarchy. He was
! born in Charlestown, County Mayo, in
! 1869.
! South American Minister to the Holy
. See.-Senor Angelo Estrada, gentle
!. man highly esteemed in Buenos Ayres,
has been nominated Envoy Extraordi-
1 nary and Minister Plenipotentiary of
the Argentine Republic to the Holy
See, to replace the late Minister Senior
Donaziano del Campillo
. Protestant Professors in Galway
: coIIege.-"The poor, prosecuted Pro
: testants of Galway" says the Dublin
Leader, appear to have good thing
: in Galway University College, for
= there are twelve Protestant professors
;. and only five Catholic professors. The
!, five lectureships are divided between
: three Protestants and two Catholics
! whilst the nine assistants comprise
:. five Catholics and four Protestants
. The president, bursar, and supervisor
= of examinations are Professionals; since
November last seven appointments
= have been given to Protestants''
: Inconsistency in Russia The SUI
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