The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-01-20

4 Of Minsk in Russia (which has since
/ been suppressed by the government
and is at present administered by the
i Archbishop of Mohilew) was welcomed
4 with great enthusiasm by the people.
/ But the result was disastrous for the
government took occasion to infiict
severe penalties on the priest and
mobiles who took part in the demon
j STATIONS, and the Bishop was deprived
Of certain accessory offices as well as
of the greater part of his income
Catholic Journalist Does Good Work.
Mr.. Richard Davey. who recently
died at Venice, was a journalist OF
/ brilliant parts, and one who was not
i afraid to strike back when his Cath
oIicity was attacked. His pen was Of
particular services during the days
i when the Law of Associations was
being enforced in France At the
time of his death he was xty-three
years old and the greater part of his
life had been given to journalism, both
4 in England and America
i Institute Of Plus Kin Rome last
month Cardinal Bisleti solemnly
/ blessed and inaugurated the new
}t'Institute Plus X.,'' which has been
established by the Holy Father as a
memorial of his sacerdotal jubilee. The
institute, which has been, committed
TO the care of the Daughters Of Shar-
i ity of st. Vincent de Paul, is intended
to be a refuge for young workmen, and
is under the direction Of society of
ladies nominated by the Circle of St
Peters, at whose head is the Countess
of Carpegna. The object of this in
stitute, which owes it's existence to the
paternal care of the Holy Father, is to
take charge of young Workmen and
boys and save them as much as pos
sible from the risks and dangers
which the present condition of the
European cities in general present to
boys and young men who have no
homes.
Early Christian Inscriptions.-Some
interesting early Christian inscriptions
} and some fine bronxes of fifteenth and
: sixteenth century work have been OBJ
tanned by the Society of the German
Campo Santo of Rome. When the
Goerres Gesellschaft established their
archaeological station at Jerusalem it
was felt to be in the interests of the
! work that an organ should be Sc
cured to give it publicity. The Cam
, pc Santo Society has now made over
! to the Goerres the organ established
by the German College which is
known as the "Oriens Christianus.''
Pailium for Bishop of Ghent.-
Never has Clients Cathedral witnessed
more magnificent ceremony than it
did recently when it's Bishop, Mgr.
Stillemans, received the Pallium, and
never has Catholic Client demonstrate
ed its loyalty and affection for it's
, Bishop with more enthusiasm. Every
society was represented in the Cathe-
j dral; all the different classes of people
, were there. Especially striking was
/ the attendance of thousands of labor
ing men and women. The ceremony
J was most impressive. Amongst those
present were his Eminence Cardinal
] MERCER; Mgr Waffelaert, Bishop of
Bruges; Mgr. Walravens, Bishop of
Journal; Mgr. Heylen, Bishop of
: Namur; Mgr. Rutten, Bishop of Liege;
all the most prominent Client clergy,
and great number of monks and
] friars belonging to the city and en-
/ virons
) In Memory Of Archbishop Leahy.-
{ A beautiful marble statue has just
been erected in. the Cathedral en-
closure, Thurles, in memory of Most
f Rev. DR.. Leahy, a former Bishop of
: Cashel. 1t stands eight feet high, and
3 represents the deceased prelate in
t episcopal cassock, rochet, and mozetta,
) with head uncovered. The following
/ is the inscription on the PEDESTAL: In
. commemOration of the Most Rev.
. Patrick Leahy, D. d., Archbishop OF
5 Cashel and Emily, 1S57-1875, by whom
d this Cathedral of the Assumption was
erected DR.. Leahy, by his incessant
labor and indomitable zeal, left to the
Archdiocese Of Cashel one of the finest
!. Cathedrals in Ireland, and the present
! occupant of the See, the Most Rev. DR.
!. Fennelly, got this memorial erected
at his own expense as the most fitting
+ tribute he could offer in grateful re.
J membrance Of his renowned prede-
! cessor
! The Church in Delhi, midas New
; Capitals The Most Reverend Arch
> bishop Gentili, of Agra, will have
+ spiritual Jurisdiction over Delhi, midas
I new capital. Agra is only short
!. distance away. 1t contains the veneer
able old Cathedral, built by the Mogul
. Emperor, Akbar the Great, and which
+ is still used as Catholic chapel on