The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-26
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There is a NOV ment contemplated TO
alstart a Catholic lecture bureau i'm Chi
1cago.
tits intended rs star q Cathol he mis-
I sion in Broo klyn for the benefit of the
4 Chinese. IL g.
Rev. r. Murphy celeb rated his first
mass in his new church, ROck ford,
Il Ill, on the 9Th. n $sgs ~
\ Rev, Father Knox, Of Oregon Wis,
pTeache in st. Jar.ath' 5 church, Chi
EcagO, on the 9Th. II.
Rev. William Poland, s. J., lect,Hed
lin Chicago last week on The City Of
/ the popes. Y 8
Rev b. H. Burning Of the vicariate
i of Dakota, has been transferred from
Pierre to Eel mission.
Very Rev. Joseph %. Meagh 81, Q. 7. !,
1 is now the provincial of the Domini-
cans in this country
81 The total cost Of, the Proyide n.
IL, Cathedral will not, Bishop Hen
4 dricken says, exceed 1915, 900.
Bishops Spalding, Keane and Ireland
are lecturing in the West in aid Of the
Catholic university fund.
e here are at present sixty students
in the American college, Rome, a larger
number than ever before. .7
/ Rev. Thomas al. Kelly, Albany, N.
! Y, died last week at the American
]college, Rome, where he was stud ying.
The eight churches Of Fall River,
Mass, contributed $5o2.5O to the an
nual Peters pence collection this year.
4 Misses Rose Colehan and Nellie
sheehan of New Britain, CT, recently
Eentered tie Sisterhood of Mercy as
novices. III s9S
/ Rev. James M. Connolly Of Rock
vile, Md, will probably begin the erec-
ton Of a new church at Great Falls,
that state. a, va
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4 Ten young ladies were received into
the orderof St. Joseph at ST. Louis, on
1.-The 18th, by Very Rev. Vicar General
Brady.
/ Rev s. ID. Hagerty, pastor Of st.
/ Patrlck's church, South Bend, Ind, is
making preparations to build q new
4 church there.
Since going to Greenfield, Mass, a
few years ago, Rev. Father Purcell has
paid off $1,000 indebtedness on the
church which he is pastor.
/ The next council Of the Catholic
Knights Of America will be held in
Broo klyn next May instead Of in Ell
mira, the place formerly designated.
Rev. Thomas Killeen, pastor Of st.
!, Mary Star Of the Sea church. Bergen
Point, IN. j., celebrated the twenty
fifth anniversary of his ordination on
the 9Th. ss III n
Rev. Father Bradley, s. j., Of st.
ran Incl xavier; YorE, has f6ssS5s
a appointed to the mission OF ST. Mary
4 Lowe House, st. Helen's, Lancashire,
England. 81 IS &
4 After the first thirteen lectures he re-
Z cent? delivered at various places in
3 Indiana, Rev. J. B. Cotter, lecturer o.
4 the 9. T. "A. u, administered the
pledge to over 1000 persons.
The Catholics Of Albuquerque, New
Mexico, have petitioned Commission
Atkins to transfer to them from the
4 Presbyterlans the management OF the
. Indian industrial school at that place
1 After finishing q successful mission
a at Terre Haute, Rev. Fathers Deshon
a aud Doyle, G. s. p, opened a three
q days retreat at st. Joachim's church
Sullivan, Ind, an outmission Of Terre
q. Haute.
4 The isters Of Mercy are doing noble
B work teachers Of the Indian children
in Indian Territory They have two
nourisnlng schools ana more are e
q be opened. Two noviees were lately
( received into their community, The
Very Rev. NJ. B. Murphy, O. s. b., off
4 ciating..
solemn reo,,iem nasses for Tia ,at,
King Alpfanso Of Spain were sung OF
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