The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-11-10
moody and silent men. Cardinal
Logue presided; the Archbishop Of
Cashel celebrated the Requiem Mass.

irish Catholic Truth.-The fifteenth
annual conference of the Catholic
Truth Society of ireland was held in
the Mansion House. Dublin. from the
9th to the 18th of October. Cardinal
sLogue presided at the opening meet
ing, and the inaugural Address was
delivered by Professor William Magen-
mis-, M. A. s9
Il Father Vaughan on ells.-Father
Bernard Vaughan, g. J.; preaching at
Farm street, London, referred to MIR.
HI. G. Wells new story, THE Soul of a
Bishop. He said that the author,
having in 4 previous book created a
brand new God bf his own, who was
Creator neither 0f' heaven nor earth,
had now placed another book on the
MARKET in which he had. created a
brand-new Jesus Christ of his own.
The Jesus of Mr.. Wells had given his
followers neither aacreed nor a NOR
ality, neither church organization,
nor priesthood and sacrifice.
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Friend of the Deaf.-A great bene-
factor and lifelong worker in the edu-
cation of the deaf and dumb in Ireland
died recently in the person of Mother
Mary Stanislaus O'Neill, of the Con-
vent of Mercy, Rochfordbridge. Born
in Dublin seventy-five years ago, she
early became interested in imparting
knowledge to those afflicted children
| to whom the sense of hearing or of
lispeech was denied. She joined the
| Sisters of Mercy at Tullamore in 1858,
| later being transferred to Rockford
bridge, in County Westmeath, in which
in establishing a special school for
deaf land dumb children in 1892.
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| The Adventures of Bolo Pasha.-The
| Holy See is not in the least concern
ed in the adventures-to call them by
that name until they can be legally
called by another-of Bolo Pasha. II
is certainly true that the Holy Fathers
brother accompanied the adventure1
on his journey to Spain, but his Holt
ness at the time made it clear in the
most definite way that he must not be
taken to be associated with anything
his brother did, and that disavowa
cannot, be ignored It IS ON record il
print and has been fully corroborate(
since it was printed.
Death Of Noted Priest.-An aged
priest of English birth but of Irisl
parentage, the Right Rev. Mgr. Arthur
McKenna passed away in Derby, Eng
land, on the 18th of September, having
been for fifty years rector of st
Mary's, a beautiful church of which
the celebrated 'Pugfn was the archi
tect Mgr. McKenna who was in hi
8Sth year, was born in Manchester ant
educated in the English College il
Rome. A Jealous and hard-workin.
priest, he was instrumental in buildin:
several other churches in the territor.
formerly served by st. Mary's. Fo
twenty-eight years he was a membe
of the Derby Board of Guardians, an,
for over thirty a member of the Schoo
!, Board. In the former capacity he. wor
by appeal to the Local Government
, Board, the right of the Catholic in
mates, not only of the Derby Work
house but of those of all other sue
institutions in the Kingdom, to hav
; their own religious services. He wa
made a Domestic Prelate by Pope lie
: XIII. 10 -
Catholic Painter Dead.-A notabl
loss to the ranks of Catholic artist
is caused by the death of Mr.. c. Maple
Henry, R. A., the well-known marin
!. painter, in his seventy year a
Falmouth, England. Mr.. Henry. VIII
> came from the North, was at one tim
: destined for the religious life, joinin
the Dominican novitiate at Lyon:
France, while in his teens. He aftel
wards felt the call to an artistic, ca
reer and studied for some time in An
: werp under, Baron Legs. His frs
paintings we're of the Flemish schoo
and it was Oily in later life that h
: became principally a marine painte
, with such success that no academ
\ | WI DIS COulplcIC .WlLl1OuG cLuu Atull
/. of his pictures were bought for tn
. nation. He painted some sacred sui
jects with a fine touch. One Of hi
sons is. a .Well-known priest. M
+ Henry was very picturesque figur
in Falmouth.
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A Bill to Suppress Pornosraphy.-
The minister of the interior has issue
a circular to the projects throughor
Italy on the old subject of ''porn'
graphy,' the Italian word which cover
such lot, newspapers. photograph
and hundreds of other means by whic
corruption spreads. The bill on tn
l matter, he says, is now being examine
I by the senate; it is to be hoped ths
it will soon be part of the law of th
land. Meanwhile, especially at thi
: moment when all the sound energie
of the people are needed that no CO
ruption may enter into the nationt
: life, he exhorts the projects to Jus
: the powers already at their dispose
;. to check anything of the sort witho,
: waiting for the official passing of tn
!, law This, he says, found it's origi
in the international conferences
: Paris in 1910. That may be so, #bl