The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-08-19

IOLIC BULLETIN, AUGU;
the near future, and to combine with
members.
Dr. Hagan Ili.-Rev. DR.. Hagan,
Vice-Rector of the Irish College,
Rome, is very ill with typhoid fever
and great anxiety is felt about his
condition. He received the Last Sac
raments and hopes are entertained of
his recovery.
ProcuratorG eneraI Dead.-From
Rome is announced the death of the
Rev. Charles Mary de Broglie, Pro-
curator-General of the ChartreuX. He
had been i'll for about six months and
had entered the hospital of the Sis
tiers of the Presentation, Via MilazZo,
where he passed away. The obsequies
were celebrated at the Church of the
Sacred Heart.
Intention for August.-The Holy
Father recommends the Beatification
of the Venerable Claude de la Colon
bierre, S. j., who was the cOnfessor
and spiritual director of the Blessed
Margaret Mary Alacoque, as the Au-
gust intention of the League of the
Sacred Heart.
Honekong School Dedicated.-Tn
, Hongkong, China, the old mission,
convent, hospital and school property
has been sold and an abandoned cot
I ton-mill, 400 feet long and 100 feet
. wide, has been bought and converted
into school, convent, hospital and
orphanage, sheltering 260 Chinese
children and conducted by Sc Euro
pean and IA Chinese Sisters. The
n Governor of Hongkong dedicated it.
p Catholic Stage Guild Of London
The Catholic Stage Guild of London,
J. the English society which anticipated
by three years the foundation of the
Catholic Actors Guild in New York,
+ held it's fifth annual meeting recently
q at the Vaudeville Theatre in the
9 Strand. Miss Ethel st. Barbe, the
secretary, reported professional
), membership of 1860, and associate
g membership of 800 and a clerical mem
6 bership of $40. She asked for an
J. annual appropriation in order to keep
q up an Office in London and subsidiary
# agencies in the chief cities of Eng
o land. The theatre was filled with a
h professional audience.
). Religious Orders at oxford.-Since
$ the day of Cardinal Newman, the re
A. ligious Orders have been re-establish
o ing themselves at Oxford-the early
+ great Catholic University 1t is still
: England's vaunted Protestant seat oil
Il learning, but now there are there the
: Benedictines, the Franciscans, Jesuits
+ and Services and, in and about the
Il town, nearly score of affairs. The
Church in England is coming into hel
own again.
Jesuit Priest Deported.-A dispatch
from Amsterdam says that the sen
tence of Jesuit priest, who was con
D. demned to die by the German author
a, tiles in Belgium on account of his
n connection with the newspaper Libre
Belgique, has been committed tt
twelve years at hard labor and depor
= tation to Germany The secret pub
I LEGATION of the Libre Belgique, the
correspondent adds, continues despite
German efforts to discover the editors
and publishers.
Changes in Nunciatures.-Since
Mgr. Marehetti, auditor of the nuncia
ture at Munich, went on special mis-
sion to Switzerland, there has beer
If no auditor there. Now Mgr Lorenzo
.e Scioppa, secretary of Nunciature O.
e. first class there, has been promoted
lie to the grade of auditor of nunciaturC
of the same class, and, in point O
fact, takes Mgr. Marchettis place.
* Portuguese Episcopate Asks Chap
s. lains.-The Portuguese Episcopate
~ headed by the Patriarch of Lisbon
have approached the authorities o
the Republic with the first reques
= made since the revolution. This is
- demand for the immediate recognition
= and appointment of chaplains for thu
r army and especially with any expedi
tionary forces, sent to help the Allie
or fighting in Portuguese West Africa
lie The demand is receiving considera
r. ton from Senior Costa's Government
D. and it is thought that public opinion
ar will force the infidels to accede to it
Mother of Five Priests.-Mrs. E
It. Barry, mother of the Rev. w. Barr.
y of Chatswood; T. Barry, administra
n tor, st. Benedict's, and ]. Barry, c. M
Malvern, all of Australia, died a
;, Middleton, County Cork, recently. Fiv
of Mrs. Barry's sons became priests
The fourth is the Rev. D. Barry o
- Youghal, Ireland, and the fifth tn
Rev. P. Barry, C. NJ, of Lanark, Scot
land.
Cause of canonzation.-The Cardi
: nails, prelates and theological con
:, sultors of the Congregation of tn,
- Sacred Rites have held the Prepare