The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-06-22


The order will have particular bear
| ing on cases where refusal to fight is
made on religious grounds.
Named Archbishop of Bavaria
Canon Hauck, of Bamberg, Bavaria,
succeeds the recently deceased Arch
bishop Won Albert, in that great metro
politan See.
Anglican Citrate a Convertible
Rev. w. Scott Hill, late curate of ST.
Matthew's Anglican Church, Burnley,
England, was received into the Catho-
lie Church recently by the Very Rev.
DR.. Poock, the rector of St. Bede's
College, Manchester, and was confirm
ed by the Bishop of Stafford, Right
Rev. Dr. Casartelli, in the chapel of
the college. Mr.. Scott Hill will short
ly proceed to Oscott College, Birming-
ham.
General Of Benedictines. - At the
General Chapter of the Cassinese
Benedictines of the Primitive Observ-
ance, held recently in Rome, at which
the Capitulars from all the Abbeys of
the world were present under the
Presidency of Abbot Bergh, the Abbot
Mauro Serafini was reelected General
of the Congregation and Abbot Bene-
dict Lopez hitherto pro-Procurator,
was appointed Procurator General.
Find Beethoven Work.-Dr. Arthur
Chitz, of Dresden, noted musician,
has discovered in library in Vienna
some unpublished compositions of
Beethoven which were known to exist,
but which were missing. They are
early works and are dedicated to
Countess Clary and were performed at
her residence in Prague in 1895. They
will be analysed in musical review
soon.
Ancient 6arony Restored to catho-
| Iic.-The Hon. Mary Petre, whose
claim to the ancient Barony of Furni-
vail, dating from 1895, which has been
in allegiance since 1867, has been favor
ably reported by the English House of
Lords, and King George will call out
of allegiance the nearly seven hundred
| year old Barony, and she will rank in
her own right as Baroness Furnivall.
She is Catholic.
Church of st. Ann, Jerusalem.-The
Church of st. Ann, in Jerusalem,
marks the site of the birthplace of the
Blessed Virgin. The White Fathers
are in charge of it.
Gifts to Louvain.-Louvain Univer-
sity has been presented with two man
sions, in connection with the estate of
Lovenjoul, by the heiress of Viscount
de Spoelberg.
To Hold Eucharistic Congress
Earlier.-It was stated at the inau-
gural meeting of the Maltese commit
tee charged with the preparations of
the holding of next years Eucharistic
Congress in Malta that the Bishop has
suggested that the Congress be held
in the first week of June, 1913. The
Bishop of Namur is expected to visit
Malta about next October to arrange
certain preliminary matters.
Valuable Art Treasures.-The late
Mrs. Andre, of Paris, who was buried
from the Church of St. Philippe du
Roule, left her art treasures, valued
at $10,00O,O0O, to the French Insti-
tute.
Mill Hill Students.-The St. Joseph's
Foreign Missionary Society, Mill Hill,
England, has in it's four colleges, 129
students, as follows: Mill Hill, 81;
Roosendaal, Holland, 20; Freshfield,
| 80, and at Brixen, Tyrol, 49,
Pope Honors Australian Laymen.-
The Holy Father has conferred the
title of Knight of st. Sylvester on the
Hon. J. D. Connolly, M. L. c., Doctor
Perth, West Australia.
Organs for St. Peters.-Cardina
Rampolla, as Archpriest of st. Peters,
Rome, has, with the consent of the
Holy Father, agreed to the proposal
which originated in France for the
presentation by Catholics to the Holy
Father of two magnificent organs to
be placed in the Vatican Basilica The
''Difesa,' of Venice, says the Duke of
Norfolk is one of the laymen who are
promoting the project.
Gift to Cardinal BiIIot.-The Alumni
of the French Seminary, almost all
of whom have had Cardinal Billot as
their professor of dogmatic theology,
have presented to His Eminence a
chalice designed after that of St.
Remigius, and pectoral cross of an
cient design.