The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-06-24

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del Val, Cardinal ". Vannutelli, and
Cardinal Wives y Tuto In tribunes
especially reserved were the Marquis
De Gonzales, Charge d'Affaires to the
Vatican, with the officials Of the
/ Spanish Embassy; representative of
the Spanish Ambassador to the Quiri-
nal, the Duke d'Arcos; Senior Merry
del Val, father to the Cardinal Secre-
tary of State, as well as number Of
prelates, diplomats, and members Of
the Spanish colony of Rome.
Assistant superintendent of OBJ
lates Visits Canada.-The Very Rev.
Father Dozois, the assistant to the
SUPERIOR General of the Oblate Fa-
theirs, residing in Rome, was in OF
tawa, Can, recently, on visit to the
institutions directed by his commu-
nifty in that city. Father Dozois has
been in Canada for several months,
and will shortly return to the Eternal
City. 1t is worthy Of note that the
present Provincial of the Oblates in
Eastern Canada is his brother.
Honorary Degrees for English Or
ganist.-At the June convocation of
the University of Durham, the degree
of Doctor of Music ('tHonoris Causa'')
will be conferred on Mr. r. r. Terry,
organist of Westminster Cathedral.
This is the first instance Of such an
honor being offered to a Catholic or
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Centenary of Bishop ketteler.-
Next Christmas will be celebrated the
centenary of the birth of William
Emmanuel Freiherr Won Ketteler,
the illustrious Bishop of Mayence.
Among the ecclesiastics of the Ger
man Empire he was what Mallink-
rodt and Windthorst were among the
laics. They we're all contemporaries
GUS and the great figures of the Kul-
turkampf. Bishop Won Ketteler was
a nobleman by birth and by nature;
he was of commanding physique; in
early life he was an army officer.
Blessed Joan ct Arc to be Can
onized.-Monsignor Touchet announ-
ces that he is commencing the canoni-
cal process of miracles preparatory to
the canonization of Blessed Joan of
Arc. He recommends the undertaking
to the prayers of the faithful
Rogation PROFESSIONS In Rome
Even in Rome it has been found neces-
sary to give up outdoor Rogation pro-
cessions. This spring the Cardinal
Vicar ordered them confined within
the churches.
Cardinal Protector of PontificaI
Academy.-His Holiness, the Pope
has appointed Cardinal Lorenzelli Pro.
tector of the Pontifcal Theological
Academy of Rome.
Lost Archives Discovered.-Prof
Goeller of the University Of Freiburg,
Germany, has rediscovered the lost
archives of the S. Penitentiary, Rome.
He found them in the Cortile della
Corazze, in the Vatican. The acts of
the Penitentiaria since Pope Alexan-
der A. d. 1409, are still extant and
we'll preserved
Legate To the Eucharstic Congress.
For some time it has been expected
that Plus x would appoint as his
Legate to the coming Eucharistic
Congress at Madrid Cardinal Aguirrey
; Garcia, Archbishop Of Toledo. His
Holiness has done so, and the delicate
, compliment paid by Plus x to the
Spanish Hierarchy at a trying period
| is keenly appreciated.
Bavarian Hierarchy Protest.-The
Bavarian Catholic Hierarchy have is
sued joined pastoral containing a
protest and a warning against the
language and spirit of periodical
isued by the Bavarian Teachers AS
! ISOLATION.
Great Britain's Converts to Rome
An English publication, Converts to
Rome gives these figures of converts
to the Mother Church to date: 572
clergymen of the Church of England,
twenty-three from Scotland and
twelve from Ireland; 432 members OF
the nobility, 800 army officers, 1872
lawyers, AZ baronets and twenty-five
baronets' wives, 81 naval officers, 80
medical men and 80 diplomats, 35
artists, So musicians and IA members
of the dramatic profession; 29 peers
and SO peeresses, p knights and 81
knights wives.
Founder of English Passionists Tc
Be Beatified.-The cause of beatif1ca
: ton of Father Dominic Barbieri, the
Passionist priest who received John
Henry afterwards CardinaD Newman
!, into the Church, in 1845, is about tc
: be taken up in Rome. Father Dominic
| came to England at the age of 50 ir
+ 1881. He established the Passionist
) Order of England and introduced