The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-05-24


sale, and is making desperate attempts
to Illustrate it,
Public PROFESSIONS In England
This summer, London will have Cath
Ollie open air professions of societies,
guilds, sodalities and the like. The
Guild of Ransom is organizing pill
grimages to sacred places of pre-Ref-
ormation days, such as Canterbury,
ST. Adams and sites of martyrdoms,
abbeys, etc.
The late Mr.. w. Johnston, well known
horse trainer of Salisbury, England,
had a fine art collection at his home
at lloyd. His will, which was recently
} proved, leaves some of his prin-
cipal art treasures to the Catholic
Church. His pictures by Raphael, a
Madonna and Mater Dolorosa, he
leaves to the Catholic Church at Ford
ingbridge, together with bequest of
$3.50 for Masses. To the Monastery
of st. Martin at Salisbury he leaves
legacy of $500 and two pictures by
Carlo Dolci, Madonna and a Mag
dalen. He also leaves to the same
community fine bronze statue of St.
Peter and $3.50 for Masses for the re-
an estate of $4,000 he leaves to his
executors for distribution in charity.
Quaint Church in Devonshire.-One
of the smallest and quaintest churches
in England is that of st. Leonard, in
Devonshire. 1t has no steeple but
two chimneys, and is matched with
straw. It's origin is lost in the mist
of pre-Reformation days.
/ Archbishop Refuses Scholarships
The Archbishop of Sydney, New South
Wales, Indignantly rejected the prof
: fered scholarships of the Public In
| struction Department in the State high
schools to the pupils in the Catholic
schools.
Bishop Warns Agitators.-The Bish-
op of Killaloe, Right Rev. DR.. Fogarty,
/ speaking in Ennis Cathedral, made a
| grave protest in the name of the
: Church against the recent acts of vio-
J lence in the district. He said that if
they were the work of Catholics they
must be stopped. Anyone participant
ing or counselling cattle-driving or
any violent reprisals on the persons
} or property of others in the district,
} co-religionists or otherwise, would be
communicated. The Bishop and his
) clergy had already made many milder
! appeals.
Maynooth Aids CaIdey.-The students
of Maynooth College have offered to
get up a subscription among them
selves to help the convert monks of
) Galley. A priest has most generously
offered $4,000 as the nucleus of the
sustentation fund. The community by
it's return to Rome has already lost
100000 in promised requests.
A. o. II. in IreIand.-The member
ship of the Ancient Order of Hibern-
ians in Ireland alone is 100000.
Catholic Temperance.-The Catholic
Social Guild Year Book of England
states that, today, the Catholic Tenn
perance Crusade, under the direction
of Father Hays, counts it's disciples
in the British Isles, in America, Aus
tralia and New Zealand, etc., in ex-
} cess of 328,500.
"OId GaIWay."-The castle of old
Galway was built in 1924; it's town
walls, about 1870; it's st. Nicholas
Church with nine chapels and fourteen
affairs, in 1920.
Irish Pilgrimage to Lourdes.-Prep-
arations are going on now in Ireland
: for the great Irish pilgrimage to Lour-
} des which is to leave Ireland, Sep
TENDER 9, headed by his eminence Car
dinal Logue and accompanied by
many of the Bishops. The fact that
one day there is to be known as Irish
Day, when all the ceremonies are to
be carried out by the Irish Bishops,
, priests, and people, and that at suit
able time a monumental limestone
Kettle Cross is to be unveiled, and
: offered as the gift of the Irish nation
t to Our Lady of Lourdes, will make
the pilgrimage unique in the history
of pilgrimages from Ireland.
5 Bigotry in UniVersities.-Some time
, ago the candidature of Herr Wester.
mayer, Catholic professor of Berlin
was put forward for vacant chair
f in Pressing. A friend of his in the
s Berlin University said: Seeing the
:. open Catholic sentiments of Herr
e Westermayer, it is impossible for him
n to obtain chair in a German or an
= Austrian university"
r The Church's Democracy.-Cardin
f Kopp, Prince Bishop of Breslau, the
n member of the Prussian House OF
It Lords, is the son of poor Hanoveriar
L weaver.
n Prayers for Scandia.-In the little
d Grand Duchy of Luxembourg there
was formed three years ago an asso
citation of prayers for the conversion
of the Northern peoples to the Church
/ This association has f1ourished won
n q