Cricket match off due to war in Europe
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1914
Page
3
Pope Benedict XV II and His Clerical Record
Giacomo della Chiesa born Pegli Genoa November 21 1854 ordained priest December 2 1871. Served as secretary to Nutciature in Spain 1883 1887 secretary to Cardinal Rampolla 1901 substitute secretary of state six years adviser to Holy Office. Named papal nuncio at Madrid briefly then archbishop of Bologna. In May consistory he received red hat and took title of Cardinal Lambertini. Benedict XIV born Bologna, echoing his archbishop see. Full title includes Pope Bishop of Rome Successor of St Peter etc.
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Giacomo Della Chiesa
Pegli
Genoa
Spain
Cardinal Rampolla
Holy Office
Monsignor
Rinaldi
Madrid
Bologna
Prospero Lambertini
Benedict XIV
Benedict XV
Rome
St. Peter
Universal Church
West
Italy
Holy Roman Arch
Pope-elect to embrace Rampolla era in policy
The editor quotes the Catholic Encyclopedia noting the Pope-elect’s ties to Cardinal Rampolla and suggests Austria’s blocking Rampolla’s election only delays the cardinal’s policies, expecting the new pope to advance those ideas in his administration.
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New York
Cardinal Rampolla
Austria
Rampolla
Pope Benedict XV and the shadow of Rampolla’s veto
The piece discusses Rampolla’s pro civil power diplomacy and Austria’s veto move that blocked a two thirds cardinal vote for Rampolla. It then considers Benedict XV’s likely blend of Leo’s temporal and Pius’s spiritual policies and hints at liturgical reform and East–West church unity under his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Rampolla
Germany
Austria
Pius X
Benedict XV
Leo
Pius
Benedict XIV
Benedict
Pope Letter Relates to Bologna Marriage Attestations
Father Gregori of Sacred Heart Church in Boston recalls a five year old communication from Cardinal Giacomo della Chiesa then archbishop of Bologna. The letter concerned attestations of marriages between Bologna citizens married in the United States and now living in Boston.
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Father Gregori
Sacred Heart Church
North Square
Bologna
Vittorio Gregori
Pope Sends Marriage Attestations to Bologna Records
English translation of a rare papal letter confirms three marriage attestations were sent to the Bologna church to be recorded there. The correspondence, from Archbishop James of Bologna, acknowledges compliance with Holy See dispositions on matrimony.
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Boston
Holy See
Della
James
Worked for New Pope Describes Benedict XV Personal Qualities
Enrico Mascatelli, former aide in Benedict XV’s papal household when he was secretary to Cardinal Rampola, recalls the new pope as amiable and democratic. Mascatelli says Benedict XV smiles and shakes hands with all, shows sympathy for the poor, and is never cross. Father Pietro Maschi interprets the account at St. Tarcistus Mission in South Framingham.
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Enrico Mascatelli
Benedict XV
Cardinal Rampola
Pope Leo
Mascatelli
St. Tarcistus Mission
South Framingham
Pietro Maschi
Mr. Mascatelli
Maschi
German Governor of Samoa Surrenders to Allied Forces
London reports a Wellington dispatch stating the German Governor of Samoa has surrendered. He is to be sent with other German prisoners to the Fiji Islands as British troops landed swiftly. The Union Jack was raised over German Samoa at 12:30 p.m. August 29.
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Wellington
N. Z
New Zealand
Samoa
Fiji Islands
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