The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-08-24
EUROPEAN NEWS.

DR.. De Becker Will Visit America.
Right Rev. DR.. De Becker, Rector of
the American College, Louvain, will
visit the United States in October.
New Hungarian Diocese.-Tn Hun
gary, by Pontifical Bull, a new did,
cese, Hajdu-Drognissis, of Greek Rite,
with ancient Greek as it's liturgical
language, has been erected.
Nano NagIe's Beatification.-Steps
are now being taken for the beatifica-
ton of Nano Maggie, the sanity foun-
dress of the Order of Presentation
Nuns. Her work has been attended
with the most extraordinary success.
In scores Of places in Ireland, America,
Asia and Australia Presentation Con-
vents are to be found.
Belgian Sisterhood.-"The Catholic
Order of Belgian Sisters is made up
of prominent women of Belgium. The
Mother Superior is lady of high rank.
This order is now specially at work in
the Philippine Islands, where the Sis
tiers are supporting over 700 orphans,
and paying over 1000 girls for their
work in lace-making
Nestor of the Sacred CoIIege.-Car-
year, having been born on July 9, 1928
He was raised to he Cardinalate on
December 21, 1873, and he is the only
living Cardinal who was created by
Plus TX.
Trial of ReIigious.-At LIE Puy
France, on the 22d ult., began the trial
of forty Christian Brothers accused of
living together in community as relig-
ious and occupying their former house
purchased at Government auction by a
lady who gave them re-possession of
it. The lady also has been Indicted
and is on trial for this.
To Unite Catholic Deputies.-A most
important movement in Hungarian
politics has been initiated by the pre-
late, DR.. Alexander Giesswein, the
only Christian Social representative in
the Hungarian Reichstag. His pur-
pose is to unite all Catholic representa-
tives, without regard to party connec-
tons, upon a platform of uncom-
promising Christian and Catholic prin-
ciples.
Institute of Christian Law.-An In
stitute of Christian Law was founded
in Paris, by the President of the
League of French Catholics. Repre-
scented so far, are France, Italy, Bel
GUM, Switzerland, England and Hol-
land.
Religious Receive French Academy
Prizes.-The French Academy has
awarded the Montyon prize of 81, 10000
to Brother Evagrius, Superior of the
Christian school in Palestine, and the
Brouquette prize of $4O0 to Father
Heinrich, Superior of the Marianists
in Japan.
Now Part of Louvain University
In accordance with law of August
II, 1911, the American College at
Louvain, Belgium, transferred it's prop
erty to the Louvain University, giving
the college a new bond and added
source of strength.
New Bill Hostile to Spanish Relig-
ious.-The reconsidered bill dealing
with the religious orders in Spain will
come before the Spanish Parliament
in October. AS reconsidered it is said
to be even more hostile to the Orders
than it was in its original form. The
Government of Canalejas is bent upon
their destruction.
Parliament of Interchangeable
| Parliament of Luxembourg" says
Rome, consists of So members. Twen-
ty-three of them were elected as Cath
Ole representatives; the Libera1-So-
cialist block contains 81; there are 5
moderate-liberals and Independents,