The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-11-04
THE CATHOLIC BULLETIN, NOVEMBER 4, 1911

THE CATHOLIC BULLE
ton to suppress the Irish college in
Paris, M. Nemours- Godre actively de-
Tended the cause OF the college in
several of the leading organs Of the
Press in Paris, and pointed out how
such measure would be opposed to
the entente cordiale' which for
centuries had united France and Ire
land.
Archdiocese Of Perugia. -Perugia,
Italy, is an ancient and interesting
city. Leo XIII raised it to the rank
of an Archdiocese without suffragan
sees. The See has 1919 parishes, 9
monasteries for men and 81 for
women. Its University dates from
1903.
New vicariates FIourishlng.-The
Vicariate of New Pomerania (New
Brittany Is already in fourishing
state, although established in 1888,
for out of a total population of
215,000 there are 1928 Catholics and
there were last year Its conversions.
The German province of the Mission
aries of the Sacred Heart have charge
Of the vicariate. The Vicariate Apos-
tolic of the Gilbert Islands was only
erected in 1905 and the same mission
aries as the foregoing are in CHARGE
Monument to Saint Francis de
Sales.-An appeal is made to the
Catholics of France for contributions
to the monument which is about to be
erected at Annecy in honor of st.
Francis de Sales.
New Postulator Of Beatification.-
Mgr. Naroi, having resigned his Office
as PostuIator of Qualification for the
Capuchins, has been succeeded by Fa-
Their Joseph Anthony, of San Giovanni,
ex-Provincial of Bologna
Preparatory Seminary of Perugia.-
The Archiepiscopal seminary of Peru
gia, Italy, which had been closed for
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been re-opened as preparatory
school for youths destined for Phi
losophy and Theology.
Superior General Elected-The Gen
eraI Chapter of the Missionaries of
the Sacred Heart has reelected as
Superior General Very Rev. Eugene
Meyer.
Ancient Seal Found.-In Glaston-
bury Abbey excavations, few weeks
ago, the Loretto Chapel of the Alb
hey was unearthed, and there was
also found, among other things,
leaden seal or Bulla, bearing the in
scription in Latin of Calistus III,
Pope, or in other words the seal of
Pope Alphonsus Borgia, 1858.
Chinese vicarate.-The Vicariate of
Kiang-Nan, China, is administered by
the Jesuits, and is perhaps the most
fourishing center of Catholicity in
the entire Empire. In the census OF
last year there we're 193,493 Catho-
lies and 112,9O9 catechumens. The
mission is well organized and &C
cording to the statement of Father
Kennedy, S. T., the Irish Jesuit, ten
thousand baptisms would take place
if they had the priests.
Catholic Historian of Coronation
Pageant.-What the Catholic artist,
Mr.. Bacon, A. R. A., is to supply with
his brush, Mr.. H. Farnham Burke
| Somerset Herald), another Catholic,
is to supply with his pen. With the
Kings approval, the earl marshal has
commissioned him to prepare an his
torica1 record of the coronation cere-
mony. Mr.. Burke is the oldest son
of Sir Bernard Burke, Ulster king-at-
arms, his mother being daughter of
Mr.. James McEvoy of Tobertina,
County Meath
Procedures in the congo.-North-
ern Katanga, in charge of the Holy
Ghost Fathers, is the name of new
Prefecture which, up to the present,
has been a part of the Prefecture of
Kasai, Belgian Congo. Another Pre-
lecture, that of Matadi, has been re
Gently formed in the Belgian Congo
and has been given over to the Sal
vatorians.
| The Vaughan Famiiy.-The
Vaughan family of England, one of
whose members is now on visit to
the United States, is remarkable
family. Father Bernard Vaughan is
a Jesuit His mother a remarkable
woman and faithful convert, had four