The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-07-26

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terest. Quite recently special depart
ment had been set up for dealing with
the work of emigration, which was
closely allied to the work the Congress
had in hand.
INSTRUMENTATION Assembly
Catholics Quakers, Baptists, Unitar-
ians, angIicans, Congregationalists
Presbyterians, Primitive Methodists,
United Methodists, and Wesleyan
Methodists assembled during the last
week in June in a united Summer
School. The subject of their common
study was "The Industrial Unrest and
the Living Wage" and the place of
meeting was "The Hayes" at the little
village of Swanwick in Derbyshire.
Among the three hundred delegates
were ten Catholics who attended Mass
each morning and said prayers to-
gether each evening.
Catholic Judge of High Court.-Mr.
Thomas F. Molony, whose appoint
ment as Irish Acknowledgement was
recently recorded, is the new Judge
of the High Court in Ireland. At
forty-seven, Mr.. Justice Molony is the
junior on the bench. Out of a total
of sixteen Judges of the High Court
and Land Commission, Mr.. Justice
Molony's appointment raises the
Catholic membership to seven.
Bishop on School Grant.-The Most
Rev. DR.. O'Dwyer, Bishop of Limerick,
has criticised Mr.. BirrelPs scheme for
granting 100000 towards secondary
education in Ireland. There was a
stipulation that certain number of
lay teachers should be appointed. The
Bishop believes the scheme was ill
conceived and Mr.. Birrell badly ad-
vised.
Regret of Irish Hierarchy.-At a
meeting of the Irish Hierarchy held
in ST. Patrick's College, Maynooth, His
Eminence Cardinal Logue presiding, a
resolution was unanimously adopted
expressing regret that the Most. Rev.
DR.. Fennelly, Archbishop of Metym-
nos, has found it necessary to resign
the Archbishopric of Cashel
Jubilee of Black Forest Abbey.-The
Benedictine Abbey, of Beuron in the
Black Forest has just celebrated it's
golden jubilee. The Abbey is the
motherhouse of twelve abbeys and
priories, having 40 monks, 103 clerks
and 400 lay brothers.
German Catholics to Emperor.-The
Catholic Committee of Germany, at
the head of which was Prince Won
Lowenstein, in making their presenta-
ton of missionary funds to the en-
peror on the occasion of his jubilee,
rendered also to him a statistical &C
count of the German Catholic missions.
In a dedicatory preface they declared
that "The Catholics of Germany do
not forget that their Emperor during
the twenty-five years of his reign has
always, with firm grasp, held on high
the banner of the Saviour. He will
therefore learn with joy that the Ger
man Catholics are carrying the Cross
and the Gospel of Christ into the
dianship and protection
Four Old Paintings Found.-In the
church of the Badia, Florence, built
in the 10th century, the original wall
of ST. Demands Chapel was discov-
cred on which, under whitewash
were found frescos of Buffalmacco.
They represented Judas in the act of
hanging himself, Pontius Plate in
prison, the three Marys, and an Angel
with a flaming sword conducting
Christ to Calvary.
italian Army Honors PreIates.-In
Rome, last month the Military authori-
ties asked the Holy See to assign
some prelate to dedicate the new mill
tary church or chapel. The Holy
Father deputed Cardinal Pompii, V.
G., and Mgr. Faberi to conduct the
services. Full military honors were
rendered the two prelates
Cinematograph for Holy Father
The Holy Father recently assisted at
a cinematograph exhibition in the Va
tican illustrating the recent religious
ceremonies of the Eucharistic Con-
gress of Malta. Cardinal Merry del
Val and the members of the Pontifical
Court were also present