The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-08

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Poland Gets Back Her Own.-Tb the
great Joy of the Poles resident in the
Eternal City the national church in
Rome, dedicated to st. Stanislaus,
Bishop of Cracow, martyr, which Po-
land possessed since 1880, has come
into their possession again, together
with the large hospice attached to it,
Since 1918 both edifices and their
funds have been in the hands of the
Russian Government, and only in 1917
were they cOnfided to Polish hands in
the person of M. Janiszowski, now
Consul General of Poland in Rome,
who, with M. Constantine S. Kirmunt,
has fully indicated Poand's claim to
the historic buildings. AS soon as
the later became Minister of Poland
to the King of Italy he opened nego-
tiations with Russia with happy re-
suits for POland's rights, and in a few
weeks the administration of the
church and hospice were vested in
the Minister of Poland to the Holy
See.
Catholic Daily for PoIand.-The i'm
pOrtant Warsaw daily newspaper, the
"Kurier Warszawski," has been bought
for the sum of three million marks
by Mr.. JarOsZyski, a wealthy Catholic
Pole. The "Kurier" will continue pub
LEGATION as Catholic daily newspaper,
and with it's large circulation and posi-
ton of influence will rank as the
most powerful organ of the Catholic
press in Poland. 1t was through the
munificence of Mr.. Jaroszyski that the
foundation of the Catholic University
of Lublin became possible year ago.
This generous benefactor provided a
: sum of 20 million marks for the en-
dowment and foundation of the uni
versity, which is now placed under
the direction and protection of the
united Episcopate of Poland, with a
! large body of students attending the
courses.
French Catholic Teachers Meet
In presence of Mgr. Roland-Gosselin
i Auxiliary Bishop of Paris, and in the
midst of a large gathering, the
, Partisan Federation of Catholic Teach
a, ers of Public Schools and Universities
held few weeks ago its third general
meeting. After Mr.. Jordan, professo:
at the College de France, had paid
homage to the Cardinal, and after the
reading by public school teacher Of
an inspiring poem on the necessary
harmony between science and religion
the secretary of the Federation re
lated it's origin, it's various activities
and it's contemplated development
particularly in the form of "Cercles
d'Etuds,' namely, conferences il
which the members would join in az
effort to perfect their religious, intel
lectual and professional training; ant
of periodical destined to bind the
Partisan group with the various
unions of teachers existing Throughout
the country. Mgr Roland Gosseli1
} congratulated the members of thu
Federation on the happy manner il
which they harmonized their Christian
: life with their professional duties, ant
urged them to lend their cooperation
to the parish organizations.
: Statue of Pope in constantinopie.-
} Enrico QUADRANT, the gifted Umbrial
J sculptor, who has for patron Benedic
) XIV, and who, being commissioned t,
; prepare the monument for Carolina
Rampolla, has been allotted vas
studio within the precincts of tn
, Vatican, has just completed the bas
for the statue of Benedict XIV which
, was ordered by committee in Con
: stant:nople. The Pope, accompanie,
J by one Of his brothers and sister