The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-11-27

lively. The Hon. Angus Holden Mag
dalen) the heir of Lord Holden, and
the Hon. Martyr Hemphill (Magda-
LEM, the heir of Lord Hemphill, are
converts.
King Receives Bishop schrembs.-
King Alfonso received in special audi
ence, on November third, Right Rev.
Joseph Schrembs, Bishop of Toledo,
Ohio, and a group of American Cath
olics who were in Spain to see the
miraculous crucifix of Limpias in AS
turia. Bishop Schrembs and his fell
low pilgrims visited Rome and the
Holy Land before their return to the
United States.
Bishops at JubiIee.-Nine Bishops,
among them the Bishops of Madagas-
| car and Colombia, attended. the festiv-
tiles of the jubilee of St. Margaret
Mary, just celebrated at Paray lie Mo-
NAL. Many pilgrims attended, COM
ing from Belgium, the Netherlands,
and even French possessions and
Chile. One hundred thousand pill
grims received the Sacramento.
Catholic. Names of New Hebrides
Group. - Concerning the Catholic
names of the islands of the New Heb
rides Group and many others in the
| South Sea. the Advocate of Australia,
says: "Those islands, and numerous
others with religious names, were so
styled by the early Spanish navigator.
De Quiros, and his adventurous com
panions. They were all pious, Jealous
and practical Catholics, and loved to
christen the names of places they dis
ing the Blessed Virgin or the saints
Catholic Scientists Receive the lie.
oion Of Honor.-The last few weeks
have been marked in France by numer
Gus distinctions awarded to prominent
| Catholic personalities, whose merit
had not yet been officially acknowl
edged by the French government
Among them Edouard Brandy, profes
sor at the Institut Catholique of Paris
and Able Rousselot, of the College de
France, both universally known fol
their valuable discoveries in connec
ton with wireless telegraphy and
phonology, have at last received that
official acknowledgment. M. Branly
has just been awarded the Cross of OF
ficer, and Able Rousselot that OF
Knight of the Legion of Honor.
Quakers Latest to Win Converts
A new form of proselytism which has
sprung up in Vienna is being intro
duced by Quakers, who have estab
lished themselves in the former impe
rial castle of Schoenbrunn. hallOwed il
a special way by recOllections of Cath
Ollie Austria. Though it is said thai
the pious Catholic people of Austria
may not be harmed by the propaganda
of these sects, it is true that in a grea'
population there are many whose
faith may be weakened by eXtremit!
and who will be temDted to exchange
it and that of their children for breat
or whatever form these would-be Sa
maritans take to gain their ends.
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Two Catholic GeneraIs.-In tn.
front rank of Catholic former soldier!
in the French parliament are two wht
commanded armies-General de Cas-
telnau and General de Maud'Huy
General de Castelnau's c~leverness a:
a politician is equal to his genius as
commander. General Maud'Huy wa!
commander of the army that defended
ELorette, Arras and Douaumont. H.
won for himself an honorable post il
the assembly where he represents tn
city of Metz. Four priests also 81
in the present chamber, and two Others
are in the senate. These latter ar,
Canon Collin and Father Delsor
Those in the chamber are Father LIE
mire, who has been a member of tn
house for more han twenty years, ant
who is regarded as one of the great
est s~ociologists of these times; Fathe
Muller, professor Of theology at tn
University of Strasbourg; .Fathe
Hackspill, director of a Metz newspa
per, and Father Wetterle, who sat 70
a long time in the German Reichstas
as a protesting" Deputy for Alsace
!, VIII French by Welfare Work.-A'
a part of the great propaganda beins
spread in France, American Metho
dists have opened headquarters for tn
missionary work they are planning t,
do in that country. One step is thu
erection Of a memorial to the sacret
dead of America and the sacred deat
of France to be erected at Chatea,
Thierry. Many Catholics look upol