The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-11-14

land. There is none of of our large
families without Michael; and it is
the name of the present illustrious
successor of st. Patrick, the Cardinal
Primate of Ireland.
Irish Saint in War Zone.-Asso-
ciated with Arras is the name of St.
Killian, one of the Dalradian race,
which for centuries exercised regal
sway in Ireland and in Scotland, who,
after ruling first as abbot and then as
Bishop in Ulster, resigned his epis-
copal see to take up missionary work
| in France in the seventh century. Of
fering himself to the Bishop of Meaux,
in that diocese he remained till his
services were sought by st. Aubert,
Bishop of Arras and Cambria, where
the local clergy found themselves un.
able to stem the flood of Druidism.
ST. Kilian, then fifty years of age,
travelled on foot from Meaux to
Cambria, through the dense forest of
Scissors, which was infested by
pagans, who exhibited towards him
the greatest hostility, compelling him
to live on herbs and sleep in the open
air. Thirty years he labored in and
around Arras, and during that time
''the faith was restored, sinners
brought back to repentance, and the
priests of God multiplied. His de-
votedness to the poor captivated the
hearts of the rich, and laid open to
his missionary needs the treasures of
human charity" He founded many
monasteries and churches, notably at
Aubigny, and, dying on November Is,
681, was buried at MeauX with his
royal kinsman, st. Facre, the Irish
hermit of the forest of Breuil.
Galley Welcomes Belgian 5enedic-
tines.-Rev. Cyril H. Stenson, B. A,
an Anglican clergyman, was received
into the Catholic Church at Galley
Abbey recently. The monks of Galley
have also been privileged to offer
home to the Benedictine refugee
monks from two abbeys within the
war zone in Belgium. The entire
novitiate and some of the oldest
monks of the Abbaye de Saint Andre
de Bruges have fed to Galley. They
were received by the mayor and some
residents of the little Welsh town of
Tenby, who offered them assistance
as they passed through the town to
the island. Other refugee monks at
Galley are from the Abbey of ST..
Benedict at Marcdsous. The famous
library of 100000 volumes which this
. abbey possesses has been packed for
safety in the crypt of the church. The
monastery was occupied by German
troops, and the latest dispatches state
that the monks are all dispersed. The
, Abbot, Dom COLUMBIA Margion, is at
present residing temporarily at Cal
, dey, but his monks have fed for
; refuge to all parts of Europe.
A New English Sodality.-The new
, Sodality of Our Lady of Nazareth
and of st. Zita in England is intended
for domestic servants DESTROYS of
being true children of Mary. They
are expected to receive Holy Com
munion once month at any time or
place. Every Sunday there is Office
and Devotions at 5:15 p. m. at IL Up
, per Belgrave Street, Eaton Square,
London S. W., the Convent of the
| landmarks of the Sacred Heart of
, Jesus. After the service on Sunday
evenings there is social meeting for
members until p. M, and any even
ing they can meet for social purposes
from until o'clock p. m. Besides,
for those who desire it, there are
classes for French, Italian, and First
Aid (most necessary at the present
time).
Lieutenant Telling KiIIed.-Lieuten-
ant Ambrose feeling, youngest son
of Captain Bartle feeling, Private
Chamberlain of his Holiness, was
killed in action at the Battle of the
Aisne on September 25. Lieutenant
feeling was born in 1892, educated
privately abroad and at Ealing, Eng
land, under the Benedictines, and at
Ampleforth. He was gazetted to the
Norfolk Regiment in 1912.
New Bishop of Dunkeld.-All the
official documents in connection with
the appointment and conservation of
, the Very Rev. John Canon Toner, of
the Chapter of the Archdiocese of
Glasgow, as the Right Rev. Bishop of
Dunkeld, having been received, the
conservation took place on Thursday,
October 10.
: The Austr' IN Emperor.-Francis Jo-
seph, Emperor of Austria, is eighty
, four years of age. If he lives until
!, Dec he will celebrate the sixty
r sixth anniversary of his succession
, to the throne, the longest actual reign
J of any ruler of modern times. The
Archduchess Zita, wife of the heir to
the Austrian throne, was educated
in England by the Benedictine nuns,
/ at Ryde, on the Isle Of Wight. Her
| sister, Adelaide, is member of the
community.
viaticum by Aeroplane.-A new use
has been found for the aeroplane. At
German field hospital some distance
behind the entrenched lines young
Catholic German officer, dying of his
wounds, implored those about him to
. bring him a priest. There was no
priest in the vicinity, but Taube