The Irish standard., 1886-07-03
CATHOLIC NEWS.

A new $70,0 GOO church will be built at
Aviston, III.
Kansas City's $4,000 cathedral has
been completed.
A new Catholic school will be built
in Corning, O., in September.
Castleton, n. T., contemplates the
erection of new Catholic church.
The new Catholic school at Albany
Oregon, will be ready for use in Sep
tember.
The new church of St. Lawrence,
Prices Hill, Cincinnati, Ohio, will cost
$55,OO0.
The Rev. Mgr. Colin has been re-
elected Superior of the Sulpicians Of
Canada.
A new church under the patronage Of
St. Patrick is about to be erected at
Maysville, KY.
A new cathedral for the Diocese Of
Charlcttetown, T. E. l., will be COM
menced soon.
The establishment of hospital at
Des Moines, Ia, is being talked OF by
the Sisters Of Mercy.
Bishop Cosgrove laid the cornerstone
of new Catholic church at Fort Madi-
son, Iowa, recently.
The erection of large and commodi:
Gus convent for the Sisters of Mercy, at
Calais, Me-, has just been finished.
The foundation-stone of the O'Con-
nell Memorial Church at Cahirciyeen,
County Kerry, Ireland, will be laid ON
August 6.
The Catholic diocese Of Ottawa, Ont,
has been created an archbishopric,
with Bishop Duhamel as the first Arch
bishop.
The Catholic schools of Macon, Ca,
are supported by the public school au-
thorlties and taught by the Sisters Of
Mercy.
Two orphans Of the late Louis Riel
:,re to be adopted by Mgr. Tache, of ST.
Boniface> and he will attend to their
education.
The new chapel Of She Ursuljnes at
St. Martins, Brown county, O., was
dedicated on June % with impressive
ceremonies.
Father Egan, late rector Of st. Roses,
Kentucky, has been appointed Superior
of the new Dominican establishment at
Kansas City, Mo.
On Sunday, June 60: st. Dominick' IS
new church at Parsons, Pa, was dedi-
Gated by the Rt. Rev. Bishop O'Hara,
OF Scranton, Pa.
4 handsome new church is to be
erected in Brooklyn, N. Y, by the
Rev. e. w. Mccarthy, of ST. Angus
tines church in that city.
AEr, j. Karst, of Saltwater, Mimi,
Aaa presented a handsome altar to ST.
Michaal's IS chu,ch OF that city. 1t will
be dedicated to st. Joseph.
Arrangements arc being made in
Utica, n. T., for the erection OF hand
some monument over the grave OF the
Rev. Father DAILY, late pastor Of st. |
Johns church in that city.
Father Stephan: President of the
Catholic Bureau Of Indian Missions,
has established a new school at Bern !
allilo, New Mexico, which will be
opened in September.
St. Patrick's church, Louisville,
Ky, was solemnly consecrated on Sun
day. June 20, by the Rt. Rev. Bishop
McCloskey, just rs years after the lay
ing of the corner stone.
The archbishops and bishops Of the
Catholic province Of Milwaukee have
issued q pastoral letter, in which it is
announced that each Catholic. parish
must have It's parochial school.
Father Camille Atazzella, who has
been made Cardinal by the Pope, was
once Prefect OF Studies at Woodstock,
Md. and while there author Of most
remarkable theological volumes.
The Sioux Chief, Fintan Mantogua,
a nephew Of Sitting Bull, whom the Rt.
Rev, Bishop Marty, Of Dakota, had
sent to St. Mornard's, Ind, to be edu-
Gated for the priesthood, died recently
at ter lingering illness.
Tile Montreal City Council on June
IA passed d resolution congratulating
Cardinal Tascherean and Archbishop
Fabre, the former on bis elevation to
the Cardinalate and the latter on being
the first Archbishop of Montreal.
Cardinal Moran, of Sydney, Austria
liza ,some time ago procured at Bonlogne
a relic of St. Brigid "a part Of a finger
which, on the feast day of the Saint,
is annually exposed in the Sydney Ca
thedral for the yeneration of the f;tith-