The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-01-22
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Portuguese Archbishops and Bishops
will assist at the ceremony. The dip
lomatic corps will be present at the
| Mass.
Italian Princess WEEDS Prince Con-
rad Of Bavaria.-Aglie, small village
in the Turin district, was crowded
| with Italian and foreign princes re-
Gently for the wedding Of the Princess
Maria Bona di Savoia and Prince Con
rad Of Bavaria. King Victor, Queen
] Elena, Prince Umberto, and all the
| princesses attended Other visitors
were Archbishop Joseph Of Austria,
who travelled throughout Italy as
1 Count Jasabra, the Duke Of Aosta, the
Count of Turin, Duke Hitherto of Saw.
ola, and Prince Lopa1d and Princess
Gisella of Bavaria. The marriage GER
emony was performed by Cardinal
Richelmy.
New Spanish Primate.-According
to late dispatches from Madrid, Spain,
Cardinal Almaraz " Santos, Arch
bishop of Seville, has been promoted
/ to the ancient and primatial see of To
ledo, Spain, which was left vacant by
| the recent death of the late Cardinal
Victoriano Guisasola. The glad It'd
| ings of Cardinal Almarez' promotion
has been received with marks of great
| joy all over the Iberic Peninsula. He
is considered as the right man at the
right place, a churchman abreast of
the times, and an able executive. The
new Primate of Spain was born at La
Velles, Diocese of Salamanca, Spain,
on the twenty-second !, Of September,
1S47.. He studied Humanities, Philos-
ophy, Theology and Canon Law and
received his Phi. D., d. D., and LII. D.
at the Pontifical University Of Sala-
manca. o
Cost OF Lyons ParochiaI Schools.
An appeal addressed to the Catho-
lies of Lyons, France, in behalf of
their parochial schools, discloses that
the budget for these primary institu-
tions alone will this year exceed four
million francs. The municipalities
give some help to poor children in the
way Of supplying books and clothing,
but most of the burden falls on the
Catholics.
Honor Heads of Large Families
When the newly-elected French Cham
Der convened it was not difficult to
foresee that the heads of numerous
families would enjoy special favors. A
group of deputies with large families
was formed and shortly enlisted many
adherents. When a new vice-presi
dent was to be elected, the post was
voted to M. Lefevre du Prey, Cath
Ole deputy of Artois, who was chosen
not merely because of the esteem in
which he is held by his colleagues
but also because they wanted to hon
or him as the father of thirteen chill
dren. Very much the same thing was
true of the selections for other offices
For instance, the post of "Questeur'
went to Mr.. Lenail, Catholic deputy
| of Lyons, who, besides having been
1 wounded in the war and being the
father Of many children, is the foster
/ father of five children left by his
brother, who fell in the fighting.
Priest Slapped in Prague Assembly
"A Catholic priest, Representative
Rypar, was the center of a hot en-
counter in the national assembly in
Prague recently. During, a debate
Former Minister Vrbensky, losing con
troll of himself, rose up and slapped
/ the priests face. Instantly, Represen
/ tative Samalik, a Catholic layman
! jumped the assailant and pummele6
him numerically. The assembly
/ broke up in discord.
/ With the present legislative matters
in hand regarding the relations o.
Church and state, great bitterness il
being manifested, and it is difficult tt
i predict what complications Of thi.
/ character may develop.
4 To Protect Ulster Catholics. Pro
lection for the Catholics in the 81,
! counties of Ulster is the demand mad,
| by Cardinal Logue, Archbishop of Ar
Imagh, in statement to the press OF
the Home Rule Bill. Cardinal Logu'
said: Now that the government
seems determined to go on with thi
Partition Bill, which is wanted by NJ
J one and promises very little, if any
] healing effect, think it we'll to direc
attention to one very striking omis
; sion. Notwithstanding all that WI
have heard as to the need of protect
ing the interests of minority il
northeastern Ulster. should an All
Ireland measure of autonomy be pro
| posed, there is not a word about pro
tecting the interests, especially TIN
spiritual interests, of the large Cath
], olic minority in the six counties which
!, it is proposed to cut off from Ireland