The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-11-26
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est than ever in affairs appertainine
to church and social work. The AGA
demic year of University college, Dub
lin, was inaugurated by High Mass
Right Rev. Dr. Shine, Bishop of Mid
dlesborough, England, preaching or
the occasion, impressed upon educated
Catholics the duties they owed to re
ligion and society. They had great re
sponsibilities, he said, and they haC
also great opportunities. They must
purify, control and make use of the
streams of learning. The Church was
confronted by enemies. Her teach
ings were misrepresented and hel
history falsified. Only small por
ton of the press and literature OF
today did justice to the Church. In
several directions useful work is be
ing accomplished by University Col
lege, Dublin. Through it's quarterly
review, Studies" letters, philosophy
service and economics are discussed
and expounded on lines which are q
corrective to any errors that may be
prevalent. Something more than AGA
demic work is being done. A very
useful and active guild of the St. Vim
cent de Paul Society has been formed
by students and professors.
Christ or Chaos Worlds Choice
land and the state of the world were
enough to make the boldest hear
quail" mankind nevertheless need MOI
despair of recovery so long as the
Catholic Church remained to restore
it, said the Archbishop of Liverpool
in the course of a sermon to 5000
Catholics in Manchester Free Trade
hall. The occasion was the celebra
ton of the golden jubilee of Hol!
Name church. Christ or Chaos" wa
the subject of the Archbishop's ser
mon, which pointed out that England
with the rest of the nations, mus
turn to God if the evils confrontin,
the nation are to be remedied. "Whil
statesmen are repairing their mis-
takes and throwing down the barrier
they erected in a moment of arroganc
and turbulence, and while traders ar
frantically working to recapture thei
markets, and while labor leaders ar
seeking to recover their hold on thei
followers, the rest of the nation mus
be determined that at any sacrifice
the pledge of the Premier must be n
deemed during the winter so that n
man willing to work is allowed t
starve. Human society the worl
over is like a volcano in full eruptio
and is threatened by the burning Law
Of Bolshevism-the negation of all CT
ilization," the Archbishop continue,
: Even so, l do not think that o
timism is misplaced at the prese1
. moment"
Catholic Postal Workers of Franc
= On Sunday, October %, $50 del
gates Of the Association of Cathol
Postal Workers, men and women, M
at Montmartre, Paris, for a. COME
ence. After attending Mass in bod
the delegates met to discuss method
/, for combating religious ignorant
l among members of their calling TT
: delegates decided to appoint a COZ
} mittee which will draw up and SUI
/ NIT to the minister plan for impro
2 ing the necessary service on Sunds
} without interfering with the day
: rest of the employees. The personn
. of the Department of Posts, Tel
graphs and Telephones, which is @
= Grated by the government, has alwa.
! been propitious field for social
: propaganda, and so far there has BET
= very little to oppose it's influence
- is only during the last few years tn
= small groups of Catholic employ
:. have been formed, which have grad
:. ally prospered. One of these grouI
= the Association Saint Francois d'A
= sise of Paris, has organized lecture
:, retreats and Masses for the purpo
: OF Strengthening the desire for rel
: ious progress and the realization
: their duties toward the state amor
= the members. Another group is Il
+. Union Catholique du Personnel d
P. T. T." Catholic Union Of Pc
Telegraph and Telephone personne
n founded by Canon Reymann on t
S model of the fourishing Union
:. Railroad Personnel Of which he
:, the director This union publishes
= monthly bulletin and holds lecture
e sermons, retreats, pilgrimages, al
Y has meetings for study and recreatio
Z The Association Saint Gabriel, al
0 founded for postal employees, is of Il
S same nature. The women employ
:, have a special association of the
e own known as the Oasis
: The man or woman, however hun
l. ! BILE. who cu1tiyateS InSwarvino rec