The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-03-11


Catholics Of Germany Voice Protest.
"A protest against Mayor Nathan's
speech recently, attacking the Papacy
comes in the shape of an address to
the Pope signed by 11,75O,000 Catho-
Lies in Germany, who will show their
indignation in a practical way by re
Ifusing to visit Rome during the coming
celebration.
centenarian Priest Still Active
THE Oldest priest i'm France is Canon
lGadenne, parish priest of Roches,
i where he celebrated his 105th birthday
4 on New Years. He is in excellent
Health and still capable of fulfilling
most of the duties of his post, but he
declares his great age has caused him
no little inconvenience and expense.
Cardinal MartinelIi Protector of Sis
tiers Of charity.-Cardinal Martinelli
has been named by the Holy Father
Protector of the Sisters Of Charity of
Nazareth, Ky.
i Eastern College Destroyed by Fire.
The large French college at Khar-
put, Turkish Armenia, managed by the
/ Capuchin Fathers of Toulouse, has
been destroyed by fire. There were
400 students at the institution.
/ Cardinal VannuteIi to Represent
Pope at King Georges Coronation
1t is said that Cardinal Vincent Van
nuteIE will represent the Sovereign
Pontiff, Plus X, at King Georges cor
onatfon, and will bear the Pope's auto
graph letter to the king, together with
a gift for the queen
Historic Church Cfosed.-The his
toric French church of st. Louis: de
France, in London, has been closed for
want of means 1t was established in
, 1799 when 5000 priests, 80 Bishops
and 1000 Iaymen and many nuns were
: driven from France and sought refuge
in London.
: Old Irish Dominican College in Lis
bon-The Irish College Of Copo Santo,
at Lisbon, which belongs to the Irish
Dominicans, was founded in 1915. The
: great earthquake of Lisbon in f775 de-
, molished it, killing four Dominicans.
1t was rebuilt at a cost of 100000.
German Government Owns Most
. Costly Bibre.-It is said the most
: costly book in existence is the Hebrew
hT~ E,T- y4srs4 = fNv r.
: ment. Thu hEnfv E&e j. .as& ~ has
offered $115.peo Sur It years 20
Cardinal >r@gry aa. VaFs Gift -
Young Me- 81 s2oz2b4.-~-~sg4 &Qoaa- sE.
ening the IZGt, pft a neg theatre, t1,<.
: gift of CaGsE.aar 1Ferry Gel Val. zap 4
Secretary If State, - Sss- T2uGs Ill IN 4
7 Association in the Trastevere, Rome,
: was dedicated.
New Life Of Lutf1er-Prof. DIR. Hart
: man Grisar, S. J., the learned Jesuit,
'Iis publishing life of Luther, in which
he eschews all polemics; it is an ex-
: position of the physical, moral, intel
lectua1 and spiritual Luther from
first sources, and is, though uncom-
: pleted, attracting universal attention.
international Catholic Defence Tn.
9 ion and Press Agency.-A movement
is on foot to organize an international
, Catholic Defense Union with, also, a
. Press Agency The Irish Episcopate
: has informed it's promoters that, while
> the Irish Hierarchy approves of the
. object Of the proposed union, especial
: ly of an international Catholic press
: agency, they cannot approve of the
detailed constitution of the union till
$ it has been submitted and approved by
S the Holy See.
Superior of Famous Grand St. Der
/ nard Monks Dead.-Canon Camille
/ Carron, Superior of the Grand st. Der
l. nard Monks, died at Martigny a.
the age Of fifty-nine years, after con
II trolling the destfnies of the St. Der
nard and Simplcn Hospices, which be
long to the St. Augustine Monks, fol
I. the last twenty-five years. During
e this period the Canon saved the live:
G. of hundreds of travellers on the TIVE
e, passes, and entertained many thou
Y sands others without asking a penn!
o at the hospices. He reconstructed thu
If Simplon route to make it fit for car
lie riage traffic, created a motor car serv
/; ice from Aosta to provision the st
1t Bernard Hospice, had telephone sta
$. tions built on the ST. Bernard Pass t,
y help distressed Travellers improved
t. the breed of the famous dogs as wei
in as their training, and kept up the ira
ditional hospitality of the Order.
,e Centenary of Presentation Convent
i carloW.-The centenary of the Preser
ID tation Convent, Carlow, was celebrai
nj ed in the Cathedral of that town Of
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