The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-06-10

: conf, has resigned his See because Of
old age and retired to the Franciscan
!. Monastery in Tyrol He has been
made Titular Archbishop.
New Prior OF Irish Dominicans.-
The Very Rev. Father Michael Moore,
o. p, has been elected Prior of the
Rome, to succeed the Very Rev. Fa-
Their Crotty, O. p, whose second term
of Office has expired.
i italian Pilgrimage TO Lourdes.-The
twentieth pilgrimage from Italy to
I Lourdes took place early in May. It
was 1000 strong. In it were Car
dinal Mafi and eight Italian Bishops.
i Catholic Charities to Benefit by Cor
onation.-Catholic charities of London
will benefit to a certain extent owing
to the Coronation. It happens that
more than one Catholic Church. con-
vent or presbytery is on the line of
route of the royal progress through
South London, and these are arrang-
ing seats for Catholics at charges of
one guinea upwards, which are very
moderate when compared with others.
/ Sword of Joan Of Arc Discovered
A sword in the Dion Museum has
just been identified as that used by
Joan of Arc, and presented to her by
Charles VII, of France. On one side
of the hilt is engraved figure kneel-
ing before a cross and the inscription,
Charles VII while the other side
bears the name "Vancouleurs" The
sword also bears the arms of France,
and of the town of Orleans and the
date 1919.
Jubilee of Venerable Cardinal Cape
ceIatro.-The venerable Cardinal
Capecelatro, now 81 years old and "a
years a priest, and son of the Duke of
Castel Pagano, celebrated his jubilee
in Capua last month In his time he
has published more than 27 volumes
and 80 pamphlets. He has been Arch
bishop of Capua for thirty-one years.
Irish Dominican Prior Changes Resi-
dence.-Very Rev. J. T. Crotty, o. P,
on the expiration of his two terms of
Office as Prior of the Irish Dominicans
of San Clemente, has changed his
place of residence to the dwelling
erected for the Poenitentaries of the
Do re MaSo
Holland and the Northumberland
is a kingdom that affords the Church
much consolation and occasions her
little trouble. The Queen is tactful
ruler and friend of the Church and
Pope. A Papal Internunciature has
been established; the Nuncio of Brus-
sells being the Internuncio at The
Hague Now the Catholics of Holland
are hoping for the re-establishment of
the Dutch Legation at the Vatican,
which was abolished in 1874.
4 King George Presents Medals for
, Bravery.-The King personally pre-
, scented on May the medals awarded
to the Rev. J. O'Shea, G. c., w. Harris,
: Constable Lawton, Coastguard Off
GERS Neale and Barry, and John
O'Brien Cornelius O'Brien and Patrick
Power for their gallant attempt to
rescue the crew of the Teaser, of
Montrose, which was wrecked in Ard
more Bay, Waterford, on March 18th.
, Aged Dominican Convert Dead
Rev. Edmund Buckler, o. P, died in
Leeds, England, last month, at the age
of II. He was received into the
Church by Father Faber in 1851 and
became Dominican few years later.
He was Prior in several converts of
his Order. He celebrated the golden
jubilee of his priesthood last Septem-
Der.
Catholics in Shanghai Diocese
The Diocese of Shanghai, China, has
Catholic population of about zoo, 900.
The city has several handsome church
es, and the Jesuit Fathers a good col
+ lege close by it. The city is a great
, port, with population of about 70O,-
900.
Ex-ProvinciaI Of Passionists Dead in
DubIin.-After long illness of Fa-
Their Gregory Callaghan, G. p, ex-
Provincial of the Pass1onists, at st.
, Paul's Retreat, Mount Argus, Dublin,
Ireland, died in the sixty-sixth year of
his age and the forty-eighth of his re-
ligious profession. Father Callaghan
+ was native of Strokestown, County
, Roscommon.
: Irish Immigration No Longer on
Account of Poverty.-The emigration
from the Counties Roscommon, Mayo
and Galway of late has been very
large, and inquiries at the railways
and chipninp npnnfc' 0ffi0oc chnyU that