The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-04-05
OLD WORLD NEWS.

AA'N ON"CAANAAN p0PNAo A0AASA Az NAAN
famous 'avvertenza" of the Osser-.
vatore Romano have now put them
selves straight. The Corriere di
Stella passed under diocesan direc-
ton in Palermo some weeks ago and,
through the instrumentality of Car
dinal Ferrari, Archbishop of Milan,
the submission of the italia" of that
city has been accepted. The same
thing, practically, has happened with
the ''Momento' of Turin through Car
dinal Richelmy, Archbishop of that
city.
Trust of Masonic JournaIs.-Now
comes the formation of nothing less
than trust of Masonic-Radical news
papers in Italy, as an outcome of the
meeting of masons of Bologna. And
so the Nuovo Giornale of Florence, the
Secolo of Milan, the Mattino of Bolog-
ma, and the Messaggero of Rome are
to form one "bloc."
SerVia's intolerance. - In Servia
proper, Catholics are not permitted to
teach the faith, though such teaching
is encouraged amongst the Orthodox.
Moreover, no superior of priests or
missionary may reside in Servia, and
| it has been up to now almost impossi-
BILE for the faith to exist in this king
dom. This is the reason why the Os-
servatore Romano has so persistently
1 ~ DF ys,a1,
advances.
Catholic World Federation.-Writ
| ing to Mr.. W. P. Mara, of the West
minister Catholic Federation, Mr.. T. J.
O'Brien, Melbourne, general secretary
of the Australian Catholic Federation,
says the Australian Catholics are
heartily in accord with the idea of a
World Federation of Catholics, and he
thinks that an informal gathering at
Malta, as has been suggested, of repre-
sentative Catholics from the various
nations, would be a good preliminary
movement.
Delegate to Holy Land.-The Holy
See has appointed the Very Rev. Fran
ciscan o. Carcaterra Apostolic Dele
gate for the Holy Land.
Three New RaphaeIs Found.-Re-
port comes from Parugia, Italy that
Prof. Ventura has discovered two
paintings and large fresco. He at
| f,r;h oil 10 Do oil
their authenticity is not yet positive.
The excellence of the art works is ex-
ceptional, especially in the case of the
! fresco, which is a masterpiece. 1t is
probably one of Raphaels early eff
forts
Names of PapaI Guards.-The names
are published of the first installment
of Noble Guards that the Holy Father
has enrolled as honorary" members
of the corps, after the slight modifca-
tons made in the regulations of ad-
mission, enabling the new members
to be drawn from outside the bound
aries of the old Papal States.
Cardinal Bourne on PoIitics.-When
Cardinal Bourne visited the Catholic
Federation at Hampstead, recently,
he was received by the Protestant
Mayor of the Borough. The Cardinals
address was upon the work of the
Federation, it's aims and organiza-
ton. Incidentally he spoke of the
ambition, which has fired some hearts,
to create Catholic Parliamentary
Party. His Eminence thought this
an impossibility at the present time,
but all Catholics should be so united
by the Federation on matters of Cath
Ole import that in crisis they would
| fling over Party and stand shoulder to
shoulder, solid phalanx.
ness has conferred the cross "Pro
Ecclesia and Pontifce" on Miss Emily
Hickey, of the Diocese of Southwark,
England, for the services to the cause
of Catholic truth and literature.
MGlId IttNtIGS uiSI ISdOSEs-1 LIE
Archbishop of Malta has written to
Mr.. John Redmond, inviting him to
attend the Eucharistic Congress. Mr..
Redmond has replied that he felt high
ly honoured by the kind invitation,
but to his regret found it impossible,
owing to his public engagements, to
| be present.
Gratitude for IreIands' Struggle
when the House of Lords is com
PEELED to bow to the people," said
Secretary of State Bryan, cit will
mean the beginning of Home Rule for
the whole world. 1t will be a tremen-
dous triumph for Ireland, and her
part in the great struggle viii be
gratefully remembered by every coun-
try that is struggling for freedom"
Monument at clontarf.-A move
ment to commemorate the battle of
Clontarf was started at the banquet
of the Irish Fellowship Club of Chi
cago, held at the Hotel LaSaIle recent
ly. The Celtic people of the world
have been invited to assist in building
monument to be erected on the anci-
ent battlefield, which is situated three
miles outside the city of Dublin. The
battle resulted in a victory for the