The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-03-06

lege may be expected at the next
eonsistOry. He was born at Viterbo,
on November g., 1860. In 1910 he was
appointed secretary of the Sacred
Congregation of Rites.
Archbishop in Prison.--The Reichs-
port, of Vienna, states that Mgr.
Szeptykf, Rnthenian Archbishop of
Lemberg, who was arrested by the
Russians, is now in prison at Kursk
in Russia.
PontificaI Appointments Cardinal
Vico has been appointed by the Pope
Pro- Project of the Sacred Congrega-
ton of Rites, in succession to the late
Cardinal Tecchi.
crueifx by Michael AngeIo.---Tn the
Cistercian monastery at Rein, Ger
many, there was recently found a
beautiful crucifix, the handiwork of
Michael Angelo.
Bishop Chatron Bereaved.-Recent-
| ly two of Bishop Chatron's mission
aries died in Osaka, Japan. One was
the Vicar General, Father Anselme
Juneau. A companiOnship of thirty
six years under the same roof has
made the Bishop feel the loss of his
Vicar very keenly.
The Oldest Mayor.-The city coun-
Gil Of Waterford, ireland, has elected
Alderman Richard Power, mayor for
the third time and fifth in all. Alder
man Power, now in his ninetieth year,
is the oldest mayor in the United
Kingdom.
! Gift for Catholic AsyIum.-The
Catholic blind asylum in Liverpool,
England, recently received an anony-
nous gift of $4,000.
Large Collection for Beigians.-The
recent collection at all the doors OF
4 the Catholic churches in Dublin, Ire
; land, for the starving Belgians,
amounted to total of $4,000.
War Prayer Hour.-The war prayer
hour" has become a feature of the
German capitals daily life. 1t is one
of those institutions Of the war whose
Inauguration nobody noticed in the
first excitement, but which since
then have forced the attention of the
public by virtue of being helpful. The
war prayer hour" is at nine every
evening and is held in most of the
churches of Berlin.
: Bequest to Scottish Mission.-Under
f the will of the late Mrs. Dunlop OF
t Dunbar, Scotland The sum of $4,000
! has been left for the missions in
! charge of tho Rev. Joseph Long al
r Dunbar.
Causes of Reatification.-The Paris
3 Foreign Mission Society has at the
! present time four causes Of martyrs
J. before the Sacred Congregation Of
: Rites. These are: The Venerable
Fathers Imbert, Maubau, Chastau and
their companions of Corea; Bishop
8 Berneux and his companions, Corea
r Paul Chauvet and his companions, ma
: tives, Cochin China: Pierre Khang and
f his companions, natives, Western Ton
a kin.
}. First Alaskan Novitiate.-Sistel
Mary Amadeus of the Ursuline Con
= vent at Seattle, says that the frs
n Alaskan noyitiate has at last been es
+ tablished. On the occasion of hel
S tgolden jubilee. she renewed her vow!
? surrounded by the first Alaskan
g Enovices. When these nuns are pro
d fessed they will journey into the gla
d cial region to take up their Difficult
apostolic work.
Goes to Australia.-Rev. Paul Cul
len, C. NJ, who was President 0
r Castleknock College, Ireland, for owe
+ seven years, has left Ireland t
l. take up the position of Vice-Provincia
" of his Order i'm Australia and Superior
of ST. Vincent's, Ashfield, Sydney.
= Priests for Foreign Missions.-Th
!, beautiful departure ceremony wa
:. held in the Chapel of the Society 0
: African Missions, Blackjack road
: Cork, on the occasion of the depar
: ture for Western Equatorial Afric;
:. of Rev. J. Higgins, Of Limerick, ant
Rev. G. Murphy, of Cork.
= Catholic Growth in Pekin.-Th
. work in the Catholic Mission fields il
e China is bearing fruit Within tel
: years the number Of Catholics in tn
!, province of Pekin has increased from
: 10000 to 100000
- Condemnation of Cork Corporation
: THE Coisda Gnotha of the Gaeli
: League has condemned the action o
: Cork Corporation in withdrawing tn
), freedom of the city from DR.. Kun'
: Meyer.
. Lord Mayor of BeIfast.-The Bel
fast Corporation has reelected Coun
cillor Crawford McCullagh. j. p, LORI
j. Mayor for the coming year.