The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-09-01

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For Catholic France. are
icing asked to donate vestments, chal-
ces, ciboriums and other sacred arti-
les for The chaplains in the French
rmy.
Peters Pence in Dublin.-The Arch
liocese of Dublin collection for Peters |
Pence this year amounted to over So |
800, which is one of the largest |
amounts ever collected in the diocese |
or this purpose
Ratification of Don Bosco.-In the
Archiepiscopal Curia of Turin, Italy, |
the Apostolic Process for the Beatifi-
cation of the Venerable Don Bosco has
been brought to a close 1t will be
laid in few days before the Sacred
whose duty it is to sub
ject it to examination.
Catholic Press Fund.-The subscrip-
ton fund to keep the five papers OF
the Catholic Syndicate of Rome
through these hard times amounts to
357,S1O lire, $71,562. OF this sum over
$4,000 lire has been subscribed for the
Corriere dItalia of Rome.
Bishops at Irish Concentration
Catholic prelates are delegates to the
Irish convention-the Archbishop OF
Cashel and the Bishops of Raphoe,
Ross and Down and Conner (the lat
ter two names are of one diOcese).
The Protestant churches have three
delegates.
Bishop Sticks by Deportees.-Bishop
Heylen, of Namur, Belgium, refused to
depart and remained right beside a
German officer who was picking out
Belgians for deportation few days
ago, entering protests against the pro-
ceeding. Cattle vans drew away the
prisoners, the Bishop remaining by
them until the very last.
English College, Rome.-Rev. James
Redmond, d. D., of the Liverpool Arch
diocese, has been appointed Vice-Rec-
tor of the English College, Rome. DR..
Redmond, who has been studying in
Rome for the past four years, was or
dained last year.
BeIuian Leader Dead.-Mr. Schol
l. Of pnloian Cham
Der of Deputies, has passed away
Some years ago he figured prominent
ly in the fight of the Catholic govern
ment against it's Socialist, Liberal anc
Masonic opponents.
POPE Presents Gift.-His Holiness
presented to the Cardinals present al
the PRONUNCIATION of the Code of Canon
Law a copy each of the work bound IL
red and gold, and copies are to be sen
to Cardinals Logue, Gibbons, Farley
O'Connell and Bourne.
Irish Franciscan's Jubilee. -Th'
Irish Franciscans of st. 1sidOre's re
| Gently celebrated the diamond JUBILEE
| of one of their number, Father Luke
fifty of whose sixty years of religion
| life have been passed there in Rome
| Irish War Victims.-Cardinal Bourn
| has placed the Chapel of st. Patrick
| Westminster Cathedral, England, a
| the disposal of those who wish to CON
| memorate Irish soldiers who hav
| died in the war The walls of 81
| Georges and St. Patrick's Chapel
will both be lined with the names O
| heroes of the two countries.
An Enterprising Pastor. - Fathe
O'Hara, P. P, Kiltimagh, Ireland, ha
purchased farm and is having it yes
ed in trustees for the benefit of tn
| poor, either to be let in allotments o
grazed with mich cows which Fathe
O'Hara intends to purchase, the mil
to be given to the deserving poor II
is also having an up-to-date corn mi
vested in the same trustees for tn
benefit of the parish.
| An Imposing Religious Demonstrs
| tion.-Again this year the traditiona
procession connected with the Feas
of Our Lady of Mount Carmel has bee
the occasion, of an imposing man
| festation of faith in Rome. From tim
immemorial the statue of Our Lad
of Mount Carmel in the Church of
Agatha in the Trastevere district ha
been borne at this date on a doze
mems shoulders to the Church of
Chrysogonus amid most enthusiast
scenes on the part of the faithful
Every year concourse of the peopl
numbering anything from forty to sly
| ty thousand is present at the festiva
The Irish carmeIite Foundation
| Within few days the Irish Provinc
of the Order of Calced Carmelites wi
enter into the possession of the churc
and residence of IS. Celso and Giul
ano by way of initiating an Iris
foundation in Rome These building
are situated close to the Tiber, and ar
connected with long series of hi!