The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-04-28

NCHcIdDie SoIIOiSN9O.-Ou IHe A5lH
of this month the Ven Cottolengo, of
Turin, will be beatified in st. Peters,
Rome
Irish NeWspaper.-The EnniscOrthy
Echo, the sturdy Wexford, ireland,
sued on Good Friday year ago, has
resumed publication.
Votive Churches.-TWO noted Ital-
ian Cities Venice and Turin, will
erect votive churches in honor of the
Immaculate Conception Turin has
purchased q splendid site for it's
National Votive Church in honor of
the Immaculate Mother Of Cod
The Oldest Photograph.-The mu-
scum of Chalons-sur-Saone, France,
the home town of the discoverer of
the Photographic process, Nicephore
Niepce, owns the oldest photograph
in existence, that of an engraving of
a portrait of Cardinal d. Amboise
Freed by Mayor Curley's Efforts
Two brothers, David and Michael
OHanlOn, who were arrested during
the Irish rebellion last year and SEN
fenced to long terms in prison, have
been released by the British govern
ment, as a result of the persevering
efforts of Mayor Curley Of Boston.
American Students.-On April 13,
at private audience Mgr. O'Hern,
coadiutor-rector of the American Col
lege in Rome, presented to the Holy
Father several of the students who
have finished their course of studies
and are about to return to the United
States.
Mgr. O'keIIy.-The. late Mgr.
OKelly, editor of the Roman Eng
lish Catholic weekly Rome" who
died on March 26, was a Professor
at the Pontifical University of the
Apollinare, as also at the Noble Col
lege of Mondragone and at the Col
legio Pho Latino Americana. AS cor
| respondent of American Catholic
weeklies he was known under the
nom de plume "Veritas" or "Vox
| UrhiS.'
Society of Jesus Sacrifices its Best.
Twenty-Five more Fathers of the
Society of Jesus have recently been
| offered to the War Office in England,
as army chaplains, and they expect to
| cross over to France Immediately
One who knows these men recognizes
them as the elite of the younger
Jesuits of England
| Convert Ordained. - Another ex-
Anglican clergyman, the Rev. w.
| Blsset-Carrie, M. A, was raised to
the priesthood Father Carrie is a
native of England, and a graduate of
Cambridge University. AS an Angli-
can clergyman he worked in England
and IN various places in Queensland,
and just prior to his conversion he
was rector of Sandgate, Queensland.
He was ordained by Bishop She'll at
Rockhampton, Queensland. in which
| diocese he will now labor.
Canon Sheehan.-A biography of
| the late Canon Patrick A. Sheehan,
author of my New Curate," Luke
Delmege,' etc, is among the good
things promised by the publishers.
tNIl
life has been written by one who
knew him intimately and had access
to his letters and papers.
Will of the Late Belgian Minister
OF State.-The Belgian Minister of
State, Jules van den Piereboorn, who
has just died at his house of Ander-
lacht, and who was very pious man,
has bequeathed the whole of his con-
siderable fortune to the Belgian So
cletles, which are employed in pro-
vlding for the widows and orphans
OF the war, especially of soldiers
fallen on the field of honor. To the
commune of Anderlacht he left his
museum of antiquities, many of
winch are of great value, and also
the most precious volumes of his rich
library.
Novel War Shrine.-Capt Smith,
M. p, for Clithero, England, unveiled
at Nelson, Lancashire, the other day,
as war memorial, cross construct
ed from fragments of cross found
on farm in Pendle Forest, and pro-
nounced by antiquaries to be con-
temporaneous with the Paulinus me-
mortal preaching crosses. The cross
now forms part of the entrance to
the Catholic Church, and has in
serloed on it the names of eighty
four members of the church who have
been on service during the war.
Holy Father Honors Convert.-The
HOLY Father has conferred the title
OF Doctor of Philosophy upon Mr.
Alfred Herbert, a layman, who since
1914 has held the responsible position
OF project of studies in ST. Edmund's |
college, Old Hall, which is the do |
cesar seminary of Westminster, Eng
land. Mr.. Herbert belongs to a |
Protestant family and was originally |