The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-01-31

berlain to the Pope, Mgr. Tedeschini,
Substitute of the Secretaryship of
State, Mgrs. Migone, Mella, Caccia
Dominioni and Conori di Vignale, and
Colonel Repond, commanding the
Swiss Guard.
French Statesman Dead.-The
Comte de Franqueville, Member of the
Paris Institute, and a foremost Cath
Ollie layman of France, has just died
in Paris. At his Chateau de la Muette
in the Bots de Boulogne, the famous
meeting of the French Hierarchy took
! place which determined the attitude
of French Catholicism to the Separa-
ton Law. The Comics wife died re-
Gently. She was Lady Sophia Palmer,
daughter of Gladstone's famous Lord
| Chancellor, and sister of the present
Lord Selborne. Though she remained
an Anglican to the end of her days,
she was an ardent defender of the
French Catholic cause. a..
| Death Of Canon keatine.-Canon
James B. Heating, brother of the Bish-
OPP of Northampton, England, and OF
the Rev. Vincent Heating, is dead. He
was born at Preston in 1858, and was
educated at Sedgley Park, at Douai,
and Olton Seminary, and was ordained
priest in 1877. The deceased priest
served at Cannock for a few years be-
| fore his appointment to Stone, in
| 1881, to st. Wilfrid's College in 1884.
and Hanley in 1890. He had been
| 1899, and became "a Canon of the
Birmingham Chapter in 1911.
| French Notabes.-M. Jules Cambon,
| the former French ambassador to
| Washington, who was the only signer
of the treaty OF peace that affixed to
it the name of God with the motto of
his seal, Mon sine Deo-Not without
God" has been received a member
of the French Academy, the most con-
sentative body in France. Next, some
time in February, Marshal Foch is to
be received also, his sponsor being M.
| Raymond POincaire himself. Later, in
| June, General Lyantey, the former
governor of Paris, is to be introduced
by Monsignor Duchesne, now of Rome.
| Nuncio to ChiIi.-Raffaele Errazur-
IL, Chilean Minister to the Vatican,
gave reception in honor of Mgr.
Alosi Masella, the new Nuncio to
Chile, on January 10. The guests in
cluded Cardinals Gasparri, Ranuzzi,
| Cagliero, Sbaretti, Valfre de Bonzo
Vico, Lega, >Giorgi and Gasquet; Mgrs.
Cerretti, Tedeschini, Tacci and De-
| samper and the entire diplomatic
| corps accredited to the Holy See.
There were also in attendance guests
| from Roman society and a large num-
| Der from the Chilean colony, includ-
| ing Ramon SubercaseauX, former
Foreign Minister of Chile, and his son.
| Mgr. Aloisi Masella was the recipient
Of hearty fluctuations and wishes for
his success in his new and important
post.
Sim Feiners in Clare.-The Sim
Fem movement has just manifested
another symptom in the discovery of
priest in County Clare calling upon
their parishioners to subscribe liber-
ally to the maintenance of the Irish
Volunteers, which the government
! has proclaimed an illegal organiza-
| ton. This.ope defiance on the part
of the clergy to the government is
offered in the hope that Dublin castle
will order the arrest of all these
priests. Such move would newt
ably lead to reprisals. The castle is
beginning to feel it can no longer de-
pend, as formerly, on the Irish con-
stabulary as the backbone of it's ad
| ministration.
The Caroline and Marshall Islands.
The journey of Archbishop Cerretti
to Paris in the summer as representa-
tive of the Holy Father to explain to
the Peace Conference the grave objec-
ton which the Church had against it's
| regulations concerning Catholic mis-
sions will be remembered by our read
ers. His Grace's exposition of the
question has now smoothed out the
future, and Japan has done what in it
lay as far as it's mission from the
Conference for the Caroline and the
Marshall Islands gees. Commandant
Yamamoto, who is a fervent Cath
olic and an alumnus of the Marists'
schools at Toxic, as representative
of the Japanese Government has con-
cluded negotiations with the Vatican
regarding those islands. To the Ca
puchin Order the Caroline Islands are
confided, and to the Fathers of the
Sacred Heart, the Marshall Islands,
on condition that the respective Su-
periors-General, Father Venance and
Father Meier, both Frenchmen, will
send there only missionaries who are
not of German or of Austrian nation
ality. The Holy See and Japan have
agreed to this.
Belgian Churches Run.-The in
demnity demanded from Germany for
the restoration of many notable build
ings in the devastated areas of Fland-
ers will not be available for some
time, and meanwhile the buildings
some of them glories. of architecture
are falling into further ruin for
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