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land, Australia, has been appointed
coadjutor to Archbishop Dunno of
Brisbane, Australia.

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coadjutor to Archbishop Dunno of
Brisbane, Australia
Eucharistic Congress at Vienna
The arrangements for the Eucharistic
Congress at Vienna this year are i'm an
advanced stage of preparation. It has
been definitely settled that the Euchar-
istic Congress will be held in Malta
next year.
Poor ciares' Seventh Centenary
The seventh centenary of the founding
of the Institute of Poor Clares was OBJ
served in st. Clare's Abbey, Carlow
graigue, by the celebration Of mid
night Mass at which Rev. Father Jar
lath, O. S. F. c., Dublin, preached
panegyric of the saint.
Diocese of Salford.-The important
Diocese of Stafford, England, includes
Catholic population estimated at
100000. There are 321 secular and
regular clergy. Churches and chapels
number 189, and the schools, totalling
100, are attended by 57,765 children.
Throughout the Diocese there are 1000
nuns, distributed among thirty-nine
converts. Valuable charitable works
are being carried out in some twenty
five fully-equipped institutions.
French Crusade of Prayer.-Coun-
tess Clotilde de Hamel de MANN, the
foundress of the Universal Association
of Catholic Children (the Children's
Crusade of Prayer), has, during a pro-
longed stay in France, been actively
forwarding her beneficent work, which
was especially blessed by the late
Pope and has also been blessed by the
present Pontiff. French Catholics are
realizing more and more that the Cru
SADIE of Prayer is forming a valuable
bulwark against the inroads of the
'laicising" spirit in France.
Volksverein's Social Course.-The
Catholic Volksverein of Germany opens
it's second social course for public
officials on April 20. An invitation has
been extended to officials of the Gov
eminent, the bench, the bureaus of
tariff and taxation, and those in the
railway and postal employ, for all of
whom the Centre proposes legal re-
forms
Anglican Donates Catholic College,
The magnificent Chateau of Coigny,
which is now the property of Lady
Beauchamp, the heiress of the Dukes
of Coigny, has been placed by this lady
at the disposal of the Bishop of Coun-
tances for use as a Catholic College.
Lady Beauchamp and her children, all
OF whom occupy important positions
in court circles at st. James, London,
are Anglicans, but she has great SYM
pathy for the Church, and both are
anxious to assist Christian schools of
France which have struggled so brave
ly to keep alive the faith.
British Minister a Convert. - Sir
Walter Townley, the British Minister
at Bucharest, is convert
PapaI Nuncio to Spain.-Mgr. Rago-
nesi, former Apostolic Delegate and
Legate Extraordinary to Columbia,
goes to Spain as Nuncio.
Pope's Gift to Army Chaplain
The Holy Father has sent the Bishop
of Pienza box containing everything
necessary for the celebration of mass.
In accordance with instructions re-
ceived the Bishop has forwarded this
box to the military command at
Naples, to be dispatched as a present
from the Pope to the Rev. P. Franz,
of Castelmucis, chaplain to the Italian
troops at Derna, Tripoli.
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