The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-08-03
More French sisters to be Expelled.

! More French Sisters to De Expelled.
The magnificent Joan of Arc cele-
brations in France, says the Louis
vile Record, have alarmed the Gov
eminent and that hostile Government
has decreed that the Sisters of Pro
violence in Calvados must go; the
Sisters of the Holy Name in the Cotes
du Nord must go; the Sisters of
Notre Dame in the Bases Pyrenees
must go; the Sister of st. Vincent de
Paul must go; the Christian Brothers
of the Rhone Valley must go, and
numerous houses in Paris and Lyons
must go. And when that Masonic
Government inturn goes, they will
return.
New Bishop of Guadeioupe.-Mon
signor Gerroud has been nominated
to the see of Guadeloupe, vacant since
the death of Monsignor Canoppe in
1907. This diocese, erected in 1850,
has for territory the Isle of Guadel-
oupe and it's dependencies. The new
Bishop is fifty-two years old He
studied at EVANS les Bains, before
entering the Congregation of the Holy
Spirit. He has been professor of
theology at the Colonial Seminary,
Paris Monsignor Gerroud will be
consecrated at Paris by Cardinal Am
etc.
Prussian Bishops Meet.-Early in.
August the Bishops of Prussia will
hold their annual meeting in Fulda,
under the presidency of Cardinal
Kopp. They have been instructed by
Rome to devote special attention to
the question of the Christian Syndi-
Gates, which has recently caused so
much commotion, and their joint de-
alterations will form the basis for a
decision of the Holy See which will
prevent future conflicts.
The Church in the Balkans.-Inter-
esting developments are shortly ex-
pected in the Balkans as regards the
Catholic Church. The new Archbish-
op of Antivari, Montenegro, who also
bears the title of Primate of Servia,
has in the name of the Holy See open
ed negotiations with the Servian Gov
eminent on the subject of re-estab-
. fishing the Catholic hierarchy in that
kingdom, after a period of long years
in which there has been no Catholic
Bishop in Servia. At present two &C.
clesiastics attached to the Austrian
legation of Belgrade control affairs.
| It is said that the negotiations are
progressing very satisfactorily. His
Grace of Antivari is a clever diplo-
matist as we'll as great scholar.
Centenary of Ozanam to be CeIebrat-
ed.-Next April will occur the Cen
tenary of the birth of Frederick Ozan-
am. In France the St. Vincent de
Paul Society will solemnly and grand
ly celebrate it. Cardinal Annette will
deliver the address on the occasion.
: It is proposed to gather together at
Paris, on this Centenary, delegates
from the Conferences of the entire
universe.
Monument to Hero Priest-A monu-
ment to Father Byles, the priest who
went down with the Titanic while CIV
ing the last dissolution to the dying,
is to be erected at st. Edmund Col
2 lege, Ware, England. The memorial
will be raisesd by public subscription,
and already the sum contributed by
eager donors in all parts of the world
is so large that it will be finished and
, erected before the end of the present
year.
Heads English Schools. - Father
Wright, S. j., has been elected presi-
, dent of the Association of Headmast-
ers of Catholic Schools of England
for the ensuing year.
Convent Chapel Now stabIe.-Per-
:, secution and insult still continue in
France. The ancient house of the
ladies OF the Sacred Heart at Lyons,
known locally as LA Ferrandiere,'
has become the property of the gov
F.. eminent, who have installed some OF
| their functionaries there The wives
of the latter have transformed the
: quiet cemetery into tennis courts and
| skating Kinks Public entertainme nts
are given here weekly and the rela-
tives of those who are inferred there
are. refused permission to enter and
pray on the spot where the monu-
ments of their dear dead previously
stood. They may not even bring
flowers. The chapel has been trans
formed into a stable for the horses
: of the soldiers!
' EarI's Daughter Takes the veiI.-
The daughter of the Earl of Ashburn-
ham has become.a nun. She has entered
the convent of the Sacred Heart at
, Roehampton, England. The Lady
7 Mary Catherine Charlotte is the only