The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-06-28
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Weekly Communion for C. Y. NJ. S.
The Catholic Young Mems Society
Conference at Liverpool took place on
the eve of the sixty-third anniversary
of the foundation of the society. The
Archbishop of Liverpool, speaking at
committee meeting on the Sunday,
advocated propaganda in favor of
weekly Communion in lieu of monthly
Communion as the fundamental rule
of the society. The Central Council,
responding to this view, has,
through it's chaplain, Father Bede
Cox, o. S. B., issued circular to 1872
branch chaplains, urging that all mem
bers celebrate the anniversary on
Sunday, June LIST, by a general Com
munion. Some 10000 young men in
accordance with this instruction re-
ceived Communion June /.
Newman Memorial Church.-An-
other step is about to be taken to-
wards the completion of the decora-
ton of the Newman Memorial Churc
A generous benefactor, Miss Harri-
son, who presented the altar OF st.
Anne, has also undertaken to defray
the cost of decorating the chapel in
which it stands. A mosaic represent
ing the Presentation of Our Lady in
the Temple will be the main feature
of the scheme.
Frequent Communion for Nation.-
In an address on England and the
Catholic faith Cardinal Bourne said:
1.-THE Blessed Sacrament alone could
bring back Catholicism to England.
Devotion to the Blessed Sacrament
alone would Christianize the people
and undo all the harm that was
wrought three hundred and fifty years
ago."
Echoes of MaIta's Congress.-A few
results of the Eucharistic Congress at
Malta, indicate the trend of it's in
f1uence Some weeks ago a deputa.
ton of the islanders in London, ap
preached Premier Asquith on the sub
ject of Home Rule for Malta. Then
Catholics have been delighted to hear
some of the fruits of the congress
These number several conversions
Amongst them is a whole Protestant
family, who placed themselves under
instruction the day following the final
blessing. Also the Protestant clergy
man of small church at Silema, who
got into trouble with section of his
congregation because he had the bells
of his church rung during the great
procession, has made his obedience tC
Rome and hopes to enter the priest
hood Still more wonderful is the con
version of a Jew, the local director OF
the tramways of the island. This gen
tleman had the trans decorated with
the Papal colors during the congress
and a few days after it had closed
made his abjuration in the church at
Floriana.
School Report in IreIand.-The an
nual report of the Commissioners OF
Education in Ireland for the year 1912
which has been issued as Blue Book
states that their gross income from al
sources showed an increase of 949
As. sd. on the previous year when the
income was e6,384 lis I'd. The
Standing Committee of the Commits
sioners having considered the ques.
ton of the proposed $4,000 grant
for intermediate education, adopted a
resolution expressing the opinion that
all teachers in intermediate schools
should be enrolled on a register, under
appropriate and equitable conditions,
and that the grant should be allocated
to teachers so registered
DubIin's Free Shelter.-Dublin has
a ST. Vincent de Paul Society Free
Night Shelter" In one year 1927
beds, an average of AZ each night,
were occupied and 1898 meals were
supplied by the Society.
Pope congratuIates Kaiser.-Cardi-
nal Kopp presented the autograph
letter which the Sovereign Pontiff,
Plus x, wrote Emperor William felic-
itating him on the occasion of his
silver jubilee of accession to the Ger
man throne.
Abbey of Maria Laach.-Abbot,
Baron Stotzingen, who has been elected
Co-adjutor to the Benedictine Alb
bot Primate Hemotinne, was at the
time of his selection head of the ia
nous Abbey of Maria Laach in Ger
many, which was founded in A. D.
1908.
University Funds Growing.-For the
projected Catholic University of Salz-
burg about $1,800,000 has been sub
scribed.
Catholic Congress of Metz.-Prepar-
atoms are being made for the great
congress of German Catholics to be
held in Metz in August. Arrange
ments are being made for the enter
tainment of large number of foreign
visitors. These visitors from abroad
are notably increasing in number
every year.
Mgr. BattifoI Will ReVise.-The
Brussels patriotic" says: "It is an
nounced from an authorised source
that the Congregation of the Index
will soon remove from the list of pro-
hibited books the works of Mgr. Bat
tifol on positive theology. The author
has offered to revise them and the