The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-05-27

LII LIN, MAY ~, l9ll
unions will be present, and societies
will march in procession. The large
Irish population in London will be
we'll represented. Mr. j. Devlln will
be one of the distinguished speakers.
Relics Of Early Christian Times In
Church T San crisogono.-The exca.
yations which have been made dur
ing the past three years under the
Church of San Crisogono, Rome, bid
fair to give the richest relics of early
Christian times to the world. San
Crisogono is one of the early Chris
tian martyrs whose name is men,
toned in the Canon of the Mass. The
church which was built in his honor Is
over in the Trastevero section of
Rome. This church is now the object
of excavations which at present are
being made. The present church was
built by Pope Gregory III in the year
TAO, and was restored by Cardinal
Scipio Borghese in 1928
Austrian Ambassador to Holy See
Received by the Pope.-A short time
ago His Holiness received in solemn
audience his Serene Highness Prince
Johann Schoenburg-H artenstein for
the presentation of the letters which
accredit him Ambassador Extraordi-
nary and Plenipotentiary of Austria
Hungary. to the Holy See.
Eastern Patriarch Greets the Pope.
After stay of three weeks in Rome,
during which time he was accorded
two Papal receptions, his Beatitude,
Peter Paul XIII, Patriarch of the Ar
menians of Cilicia, was received in
farewell audience by the Sovereign
Pontiff on the 9th ult. He read in
the Italian tongue, which he speaks
fuently, loyal address to Plus X, and
then postulated for the sacred pallium
as the insignia of his Patriarchal juris-
diction. The Holy Father congratula-
ted his Beatitude, confirmed him SOL
EMMY in the Patriarchate and prom
ised to give him the pallium within a
few days.
Spanish Religious Have Best Method
of Deaf and Dumb Instruction.-The
Franciscan Tertiaries of Mary Imma-
culate, Spanish Congregation having
about thirty houses, have recently
found their method of instructing the
deaf and dumb preferred to any other
system proposed to the Spanish Com
missioners, who have been charged to
choose the best method for the public
institutions of their country. The con-
test was international.
Scotch Minister a Convert.-Rev.
Alexander J. Grant, minister of the
United Free Church, at Lochranza, Ar
ran, Scotland, was received into the
Church three weeks ago. His CONVEX
sion, by the Jesuit Fathers, created
profound impression. He was a noted
Scotch Presbyterian.
Death of Titular Archbishop of Cor
inth.-One of the most distinguished
Figures of the epoch of Plus TX has
just passed away in the person of Most
Rev. Cesare Sambucetti, Titular Arch
bishop of Corinth, formerly Nuncio
| Apostolic in Munich, at the age of
seyenty-three. Archbishop Sambucetti
was the Envoy Extraordinary dispatch
ed to London by Pope Leo XIII, in
| 1897, to represent His Holiness at the
| jubilee celebrations of the late Queen
Victoria. He spent some time in the
United States about thirty years ago.
Jubilee of CardinaIate Celebrated
The citizens of Capua have been cele-
brating enthusiastically the jubilee of
Cardinal Capecelatros elevation to the
Sacred College. A letter from the Holy
Father dwelling on the Cardinals mer-
it's afforded much qualification to his
Eminence's numerous friends and ad-
mirers.
Cure OARS To Be Patron of Parish
Priests.-The Holy Fathers great de-
sire is to canonize the Blessed Cure
OARS, and then to name him the
Patron of the parish priests of Chris
| tendon. He has small statue of him
ever on his table before him.
Catholics Of Amsterdam Express
Loyalty to the Pope.-In Holland every
year there is silent and solemn pro-
cession-it is called the stille omgang
which proceeds through the streets
of Amsterdam, and after returning to
the starting point disbands, the diff
ferent divisions withdrawing to the
various churches. This year the pro-
cession assumed enormous proper
tons. The participants assembled at
o'clock in the morning. It was made
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