The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-14

BT1tlSn government mas PAID no neeQ
to kilograms sent by Bishop Joseph
MacRory, of the Diocese of Down and
Conner, declaring that Catholic peo-
pie are brutally driven from their
homes and employment, and unless
they are reinstated and protected
there is no hope of peace, as the ruff
fans who expelled them will repeat
the same tactics Immediately"
Irish Won Observation-Disclosures
Barry, of Hobart, Tasmania, at a pub
lie reception in his native town, Mid
dleton, County Cork, gave his blessing
to the Irish Republic and saluted it's
flag THE Irish cause has won Aus
tralia, where the republic was regard
ed as Ireland's real government"
Mgr. Barry said.
Schools in AIsace.-Recently in
Strasbourg Catholics, Protestants and
Jews joined in an energetic protest
against secularizing the schools of AL
SAGE in large meeting held there for
the maintenance of religion in the
public schools. 1t is considered set
tied that no further attempt will be
made to suppress the teaching of re-
ligion in the Alsatian public schools.
Chinese Knight Of St. Gregory.-A
Catholic Chinaman, Joseph 10, has
been made Knight of st. Gregory
the Great He is the first Chinaman
to be so honored by the Holy Father.
So numerous are his charities that
he has been called the St. Vincent de
Paul of Shanghai, his place of resi-
dence. Mr.. Lo is best known in Cath
Ole circles as the founder of st. 10
seph's Hospice, in charge of the Sis
ters of Charity.
Armagh Greets CardinaI.-On his
return to Armagh from Rome, Cardi-
nal Logue was received by thousands,
accompanied by several bands. I'm
yoking the horses from his landau,
the leading residents drew him from
the railway station to st. Patrick S
| Ills Slu1HSuSS, Ill tllcthh
ing them, said that he bore back to
Armagh the inheritance of a deathless
renown. Oliver Plunket, his martyred
predecessor, had passed into the his
tory of the Church. That name would
perpetuate the memory of the diocese
when modern empires were forgotten.
Oranqemen Killed Redemptorist
Brother.-Brother Michael Morgan
was killed and other members of the
Redemptorist community of Belfast,
Ireland, were driven to the crypt of
their Church when their monastery
was made the special objective of a
murderous attack by Orangemen on
the Catholic quarter of the city. Mill
tary machine guns directed fire
against the Church adjoining the
monastery, and Brother Morgan, who
was the sacristan, was killed in the
corridor of the monastery.
New German ChanceIlor.-Constan-
tine FehrenbaCh, the new chancellor
of the German republic, is a Catholic
member of the Centrist party. He is
6S years old He was intended for
the Church and studied at Freiburg
University, but abandoned theology
as an attorney at Freiburg, where he
held several public Offices, and in 1903
was elected to the reichstag. AS pre-
siding officer of the last reichstag and
of the national assembly, in difficult
positions he displayed the ability of
an accomplished parliamentarian.
WestphaIain Catholics.-The organ
izations of Catholic parents through
out the industrial districts of Rhen-
-Westphalia have come to the de-
cision not to send their children to
school until the claims of the Catholic
parents have met with some measure
of recognition. The Prussian Minister
of Worship has said, that for his part
he sees nothing to alarm the parents,
and thinks there is no reason why
both teachers and parents should not
be satisfied. He thinks there ought
to be more liberation, but it has been
suggested to him that he might act
on this advice himself. At present
the parents appear to hold the better
of the argument.
WelI-known Nun Dead.-One of the
best-known nuns in England, Mother
Mary Evangelist Clinton of the Con-
vent of Mercy, Brighton, died recent
ly. A few months ago she celebrated
the diamond anniversary of her pro-
fesson. Born during the Pontificate
of Gregory XVI. Mother Evangelist
saw great developments in the Catho-
lie life of Brighton. When she went
to the Convent in 1858, ST. John the
Baptist Church, with two resident
priests, was the only church for miles
around. Now there are eight
churches, nine converts, elementary
schools, and other Catholic institu-
tions. Mother Evangelist lived under
five Popes and four Sovereigns.
Call on PoIes.-The United HER
archy of Poland, headed by Cardinal
Kakowski, Archbishop of Warsaw,
and Cardinal Dalbor, Archbishop of
Gnesen-Posen, have issued a joint