The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-07-17

The ancient house of Temple Belwood
is about to become the property of
! the White Canons. It's history dates
to the Knights Templar, a military re-
| ligious Order founded in 111S, and a
number of the knights established
themselves in Belwood. The house
changed hands several times after the
dissolution of the Order, and in 1850
| the property was enlarged and great
ly moGernized, at cost of 100000
An initial sum of $4,000 is now re-
quired to convert "The Temple" into
an ideal Catholic College.
Italian Social Study CIubs.-The
Italian Unione Populaire is making
preparations for the inauguration of
its second year of social study clubs,
which will be conducted from July to
October in all the principal cities of
| Italy. The courses have been plan.
ned with view to bringing about a
renewal of knowledge concerning the
social teachings of the Church.
Trappists' School of Agriculture
The Alsatian Trappists of Oelenberg
have just signed a lease for SO years
for Banz Castle at Bamberg in Ba.
varia, where they will open School
of Agriculture. The castle, which was
at one time occupied as a Bene
dictine monastery, is the property of
the former Archduke Ludwig of Ba.
varia.
Stations To Be Work of Art.-A
thing unique in the history of Irish
art is the commission given to the
eminent Irish painter, Mr.. John Kea.
tinge, A. R. H. A., of Dublin, to paint
Stations of the Cross for the Jesuit
College at Clongowes Wood. Mr.. Kea
tinge is the greatest Catholic artist
in Ireland, and many regard him as
the most original artist in the United
Kingdom. He has finished three of
the Stations, one being the Crucifix,
ion, marvel of tragic intensity and
beauty. When he has done the 9th.
ers Mr.. Keatinge, it is said, will go
to Spain-the Catholic land that is
leading in art today.
Historic Vestments Worn.-Historic
vestments were worn in the Corpus
Christi procession at Stonyhurst Col
lege, England. They included the
cope which formed part of the cor.
onation robe of King Henry VII, and
a complete set of vestments worked by
Catherine of Aragon, wife of Henry
VIII, after being imprisoned by her
husband.
oratorian Honored by Belgian King
His Majesty the King of the Bel.
gians has conferred the Medaille du
Roi Albert on the Very Rev. Father
Crewse, Superior of the London Ora
tory, circumstance which will be
very gratifying to those familiar with
the great ceremonies and charity ser.
mons organized there during the war
for the refugees and their suffering
country.
Cause Of little Flower."-The An.
e-preparatory Congregation for the
examination Of the question regard
ing the heroicity of the virtues prac
ticed by the servant of God, Teresa
of the Infant Jesus, of the Discalced
Carmelites of the Monastery at Lisi
euX, better known as the Little Flow.
err" was held in Rome on June I,
under the presidency of His Emf
nence Cardinal Vico, Project of the
Congregation of Rites.
A Journalist Honored.-The Holy
Father has conferred the insignia of
knight Commander of ST. Gregory the
Great on Signor Angelini, the veteran
Catholic journalist, who leaves the
editorial chair of the Osservatore Rom
ano, the semi-official organ of the
Vatican, after nearly quarter of a
century. The Papal Brief accompany
ing the decoration exalts the merits
of Signor as writer, and as a Jour
nalist.
Filming the Canonizations.-The re-
cent solemn lamentations in st. Pet
ers, Rome, have been filmed, with the
Pope's special permission, by the San
Marco Moral and Educational Kin
ema," founded by Mgr. Grassi.
Abbey Church Of Mont st. Michel.
1t is reported that the French gov
eminent intends to hand over the
wonderful abbey church of Mont st.
Michel to the clergy for public wor-
ship. The Catholic tourists will be
delighted to be informed that within
few weeks arrangements will be
made to have Mass said in this won
derful building, that is to become
again a place of pilgrimage.
Hungarian Army Bishop.-Whie
the Communists and Socialists
inside and outside of Hungary, are de-
nouncing the Hungarian National gov
eminent for the guilt of the so-called
White Terror and numerous other
atrocities, that Government has ap-
pointed a Catholic Army Bishop for
the Hungarian National Army. The
Bishop-elect is Father Stefan Zadra-
vets. a member of the Franciscan
Order. AS soon as the necessary for
malities have been complied with the
new Bishop will receive episcopal con-