The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-12-18
OLD WORLD NEWS

Noted Benedictine Dead.-Rev. Au-
gust Heinzelmann, o. S. b., we'll
known senior of the ARCHAEOLOGY of
Beuron, Wuerttemberg, died Novem-
Der 4. In 1915 he celebrated his gold
en- jubilee as a monk and in 1918 his
golden jubilee as a priest.
Bomb Outrage.-A powerful bomb
was exploded in the doorway of the
| Archiepiscopal palace in Saragossa,
| Spain Considerable damage was
| Another bomb was exploded on a
| bridge. This caused great destruc-
ton.
Famous Altar Returned.-The altar
| of st. Ambrose, precious gold and
silver sculpture work of the ninth cen
| fury, which was brought to Rome
from Milan in May, 1918, when an Aus
| trian invasion was feared, was re-
turned to Milan a few days ago.
Senator Condemns Goddess French
| Schools of the irrelig-
| ious schools of France was the burden
of notable address delivered by Sen
ator de Lamarzelle at the recent con-
gress of Catholic Jurisconsults at
| Metz. His words we're heard by a
| large gathering of the ecclesiastical
and civil authorities.
German Bishops Urge Dress Reform.
"A pastoral letter, signed by all the
| German Catholic Archbishops and
| Bishops, says that immortality has
greatly increased owing to the war and
national misfortune. Among the
causes of this growth is immodesty of
| fashions, and the pastoral exhorts
German women to reform their
dresses.
Pope Benedict to Herbert Hoover
Pope Benedict in a letter to Herbert
Hoover, transmitted through Cardinal
Gibbons of Baltimore, gives his in
dorsement to the newly formed Eu-
! ropean relief council, composed of
eight American welfare organizations
which has undertaken to provide help
| for distressed children of Europe The
communication expresses the hope
| would be crowned with the fullest
success"
Rosary Celebration in India.-The
| Rosary celebrations of the Trichinop-
| oily Catholics took the shape of pub
| lie religious pageant through the
streets of the city A number of floats
made up the central portion of the
public procession. One float depicted
Our Lady of the Rosary, another ST..
Michael, and third the Blessed Vir-
gin standing in the midst of bower of
| flowers. The celebration was a great
success and thousands of Hindu Cath
olics lined the streets or took part in
the religious pageant.
Club for Deaf and Dumb Catholics.
Club quarters for deaf and dumb
Catholics of London, England, have
been obtained. Accommodation has
been secured for such a club at an
old school attached to SITS. Peter and
Edwards, Palace Street, Westminster
The club quarters are to be open We'd
nesday evenings from seven until elev-
en- o'clock, and all deaf and dumb Cath
olics are invited to make use of the
| facilities. The spiritual welfare of the
deaf and dumb Catholics of London
| is in charge of Rev. Charles S. Jones'
| Socialists War on Catholic Press
Another ARRAY between the Socialists
and the anti-Socialists seems to point
out that the former have singled out
the Catholic press for it's special wrath
| Only short time ago the special
| correspondent of the Milan Catholic
daily, III Popolo d Italia, was ,assas-
sinated at an affray in Trieste, and
now another correspondent of the
same paper has been wounded in We
roma. The affair arose out of the vic
tory celebrations, when band of Ma
tionalist troops attempted to enter the
Verona city hall, which is under So
| cialist administration, in order to re-
place the red flag by the Italian ma
| tional tricolor.
X. Of c. in Rome.-The board of di-
rectors of the Knights of Columbus
have instructed the K of C. European
Commissioner, Edward L. Hearn of
New York, to proceed from Paris to
Rome to make survey in Rome in
compliance with a request from Pope
Benedict that the Knights undertake
welfare work in Rome. Whatever
| work we do in Rome" Supreme Sec
rotary William j. Mckinley announced
| "will be totally distinct from our well
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