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py the houses after the general exo

dus when Turkish action against re

ligious houses began.

Bishop of Martiniqu*~4tev, Paul

Lequien, C. S. Sp., has been made

Bishop of Martinique, replacing Mgr.

Malleret, C. S. Sp., who died in June,

1914. Bishop Lequien was born in

1872, and since his ordination has

been a missionary ia Senegal, Hayti,

and Guadeloupe.

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"THE CATHOLIC BULLETIN, JUNE 5, 191'S!1

Dutch Envoy to Vatican.—The

Dutch Government has decided to

send a special mission to the Vatican

and has choseu for this purpose Mon

signor Nolens, leader of the Catholic

party in the second chamber at the

Hague, and a priest who has rendered

eminent services to the Church

throughout a long life spent in the

service of Netherlands Catholics. In

a semi-official note the Government de

clares that the special mission goes

to obtain information regarding the

reported movement of the Vatican to

further peace whenever a favorable

opportunity presents itself.

Received Into the Church in Rome.

—Miss Ellen Constance Palmer, of

New York, was received into the

Church not long ago in the chapel

of the Soeurs de la Sagesse, via Tos

cana, Rome. The Duchess di Monte

veccliio acted as sponsor to the con

vert, who had been under instruction

the past two years. A couple of days

later Miss Palmer became the bride

of Conte Francesco Dandini de Sylva,:

a member of a Roman patrician fam

ily. The ceremony took place in the

Church of San Martino di Monti, after

the civil contract had been signed at

the Campidoglio..

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Catholic bulletin. (1915). St. Paul, Minn., 1915-06-05. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn90060976/1915-06-05/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Catholic bulletin, 1915-06-05.