ECCLESIASTICAL AND OTIIER INFORMATION

BISHOPS' ENGAGEMENTS Westminster
For Cardinal Griffin, Archbishop of Westminster: April 18. Hospital of St. John and St. Elizabeth, Grove End Road, N.W.11: Tea with the medical staff, 4 p.m. April 20. Cathedral: Receives offerings for Good Shepherd Collection for the Crusade of Rescue, 4 p.m. April 22. Farm Street: Assists at High Mass and preaches, 11 a.m. April 23. Rembrandt Hotel: Presides at meeting of the Roman Association, 12 noon. April 24. Convent of the Sacred Heart, Hammersmith: Attends Day • of Recollection for the clergy, 11.30 eats
Southwark For Mgr. Amigo, Archbishop. Bishop or Southwark: April 20. Receives children's Good Shepherd offerings in
the Pro-Cathedral, 3.45. April 22 Sings First Vespers of St. Joseph, at St. Joseph's College, Mark Cross. April 23. Sings Pontifical High Mass at Mark Cross.
Nottingham For Mgr. Ellis, Bishop of Nottingham: April 20. Celebrates Mass at the Cathedral, Nottingham, for the Catholic Cricket Club, 9 a.m. April 22. Meeting of the Chapter at the Cathedral. April 23. Attends meeting of the Venerable Association in London. April 24. Consecrates the Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel, Eastwood. Celebrates Pontifical Benediction for Boy Scouts at the Cathedral on occasion of annual " St. George's Day" parade, evening.
APPOINTMENTS Westminster The following appointments an announced in the diocese of Westminster: the Rev. Canon G. Smith, D.D., Ph.D., has been appointed vice-president of St. Edmund's College, Ware. Chaplains— the Very Rev. Mgr. Canon J. Collings, to the Cenacle Convent, Golders Green; the Rev. H. Joyce, to the Convent, Much Hadham; the Rev. A. Sharland, to Barvin Park, temporarily; the Rev. C. Flood, to be parish priest at Fulham. Assistants—the Rev. T. Anderson, to Hackney; the Rev. A. Davey, to Kinglands; the Rev. J. J. Murphy, to Homerton ; the Rev. C. McGowan, to Spanish Place.
ANNOUNCEMENTS Travelling Mission The centres to be visited this week are Puttenham and Bowlhead Green, in the parishes of Ash and Godalining. Mass will be said on Sunday next, April 20, in the Police House, Puttenham, at 830, and in Our Lady's Oratory, Bowlhead Green, at 10,