The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-05-31

effect: In the year 1467, on April
25th, when the Moslems had overrun
Dalmatia, the picture of Our Lady of
Good Counsel came from Scutari to
Genazzano, in the little Province of
Rome, borne by the hands of Angels.
1t is miraculous image.
Bishop to Crown Statue.-The Bish-
op of Quimper, France, has been dele
gated by the Holy Father to crown
the statue of st. Ann at Plonevey-
Poryay. The shrine dates back to the
third or fourth century.
| New Bishop of Limburg.-Canon
Kilian, of the Cathedral Chapter of
Limburg, on the Lain, in the Rhenish
Province of Prussia, has lately been
elected Bishop of that See, succeeding
the late Bishop Dominic Will, who
was of the Cistercian Order. On the
death of Bishop Will, last January,
the Vicar-General, Mgr. George Hill
pisch, also a Canon of the Cathedral,
was appointed Administrator of Linn
burg.
University of Graz.-At Graz, in
Steiermark, Austria, at a festivity of
the Catholic students of the Univer-
sity of Graz, excuses took place.
While the faithful Catholic students
were in procession on their way to
Mass, the Liberal students of the
University, attacked them. The mill
tia had to interfere. The University,
established in 1873 by the Jesuits, is
} now State institution.
Catholic Club for London.-An op-
ton has been secured by we'll known
firm of Catholic solicitors on some
fine premises in the heart of London,
Salisbury Square, Fleet Street, quiet
corner just off Ludgate Hill. 100000
worth of stock has been issued for
the acquisition and development of
the property. It is proposed to estab-
lish there an International Catholic
Club There will also be Catholic
restaurant, where the fast and alb
stinence days will be observed. The
official name for the new Catholic
hotel and club is the Salisbury HO-
J tel" 1t will be patronized largely
J by both clergy and laymen, and has
the approval of Cardinal and Bishops.
Abbot Gasquet in EngIand.-Abbot
tines, who is in charge of the arduous
task of revising the Vulgate version
of the Bible, left Rome May 20 for
England.
Constantinian Celebration in Eng
Iand.-The National Catholic COM
memoration of the centenary of the
Peace of Constantine will take place
in Westminster Cathedral on October
in the presence of the whole of the
Hierarchy of England and Wales. On
the same day the ''Te Deum" will be
sung in all the Catholic churches and
a collection made for the construc-
ton of a new church, now being
built outside Rome, in celebration of
the Universal Jubilee which the Pope
has ordered in commemoration of the
occasion.
Non-CathoIic Mission Societies.-The
Christian World says four leading
missionary societies report heavy def
cts this year. The London Missionary
Society leads with $4,000; the Church
Missionary Society has a shortage of
G28,0OO, the Baptist Missionary So
ciety is nearly 100000, behind it's in
come; and the Wesleyan Missionary
Society $4,000.
Latin Chair in English University
A recent report of the Senate of the
Manchester University recommended
that second Chair of Latin be estab-
lished at the University having for it's
object the investigation of the litera-
ture and inscriptions of the Roman
Imperial period, including the records
of the Roman dominion in Britain, and
the proposal has been adopted.
More Converts at CaIdey.-Three
more of the Anglican monks of Cal
dey have been received into the Cath
olic Church, leaving only three of the
professed now outside the fold.
Heads of EngIand's coITeges.-The
eighteenth annual conference of the
heads of Catholic colleges and Sec
ondary schools of England, was held
at Preston Catholic College, early this
month. A resolution was passed, to
be forwarded to the Board of Educa-
ton, urging the simplifcation of the
existing examination methods, and the
institution of Secondary School Ger
tificate examination. The next years
conference was fixed for Birmingham,
and Father E. Pereira was elected
president for the year.
English Pilgrimage to 5ruges.-Un-
der the leadership of the Right Rev.
DR.. Vaughan, Bishop of Sebastopolis,
party of sixty pilgrims left London
for Bruges, two weeks ago, to take
part in the procession of the Most
Precious Blood.
Letters of Catholic Poets SoId.-The
love letters of Robert and Elizabeth
Barrett Browning were sold for $3.50
at Sotheby's recently. Good prices
were also realized for other autograph