The Irish standard., 1886-06-26
CATHOLIC NEWS.


Lincoln, Neb.
The Catholic Church at Berlin: n. H.,
is to be enlarged and many improve
ments added.
Bishop Healy, of Portland, Me-, cele-
brated the llth anniversary of his con-
secration on June 2,
A new SIG, 600 church at Be]oit, Wis,
was recently dedicated by Archbishop
Heiss, of Milwaukee.
The French Catholics Of Waterbury,
Conn, have bought Universalist
church for their own use.
The Most Rev DR.. Roos, Bishop OF
Limburg, Prussia, has been elected
Archbishop of Freiburg.
DR.. Cleary, brother of Rev. James M.
Cleary, has been appointed government
physician at Keshena agency.
The New York Catholic Temperance
societies are to eaect memorial statue
to Father Matthew in Central Park:
Mr.. Adolphus Michaelis, New Y York
artist, is engaged upon a life-size por-
trait of the late Cardinal McCloskey.
The Paulist Fathers have completed
extensive improvements on their
Church on Sixtieth Street, New York.
Recently class Of IS persons were
confirmed at st. Mary's Church,
Milwaukee, and one of 81 at Holy
Name. ...
Rev. Father Hillman. S. j., is enjoy
ing the healthful breeZes OF Beulah
Isle, the summer retreat Of the Jesuit
Fathers.
From late advices received, the Very
Rev. Father Conway, V. e., and Rev.
Thomas Hodnett, OF Chicago, are now
in Rome.
The Rev. Father BJrne, who has re-
Gently arrived from ireland preached at
High Mass in St. Jarlath's Church, Chi
cago, recently.
Cardinal Moran's palace at Manly,
near Sydney: New South Wales, is now
ready for occupation. It's erection has
cost $50,000.
Friday, June IL, was the second an
niversary OF the conservation Of the Rt.
Rev. Dennis NJ. Bradley, Bishop of
Manchester, n. Fl.
On Monday of last week, Mgr. Batz
laid the cornerstone Of a new $4,000
brick school house at st. Lawrence,
Washington Co., Wis.
Thursday, Gath inst, was the feast of
Corpus Christi. 1t is one Of the hol1~
days from which the Council of Balti
more removed the obligation.
Archbishop Kenrick, Of St. Louis,
has been appointed by the Pope's Apos-
tolic Delegate to confer the Cardinals
insignia upon Archbishop Gibbons.
The 10th annual convention OF the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of
America will be held in the University
of Notre Dame, Indiana, August 4
and $.
The Rev. Father Bowling, S. j., of
St. Ignatius College, Chicago, who has
been quite seriously ill for several
weeks, is sufficiently recovered to re-
sumo his duties.
The Rev. Father Gilmore, of St.
Mary's Church, Troy, N. Y, has pur-
chased lot at Northside, on which a
new chapel will be built.
Mgr. Fabre received a despatch from
Rome few days ago that the Pope had
erected the See of Montreal into an arch
diocese. The sutTragans of His Grace
will be the bishops of Three Rivers, st.
Hyacinthe and Nicolet.
Out OF respect to the memory OF
Bishop Hendricken, Of Providence, r. {
L., the commencement exercises at Bay !
View and st. Francis Xavier's Acade-
mics will not be held 5his year. The
graduating honors and prizes will be
distributed privately.
A new college is to be established at
Rome for the ecclesiastical students of
philosophy and theology. which will
also afford complete course of music.
It will be inaugurated next November,
and will be called the College of Ne
pomuseno, from it's patron, st. Nepom-
ucen.
Says the Troy (N. " Catholic
Weekly: "Bishop Gilmour, Of Cleve-
land, whose picture appears i'll this
issue of the Catholic Weekly, is a con-
vert. He IS recognized as the ripest
scholar in the American Church. He
is the editor of a series Of Catholic
school readers Of the first order, and an
ardent promoter of parochial schools.
He is a prelate Of indomitahle energy,
splendid executive ability, and wise
and lust administrator of the affairs Of
his large diocese"
At. the Church Of the Holy Family,
Chicago, on a recent Sunday, the Arch
bishop administered the Sacrament OF
Confirmation to a class numbering
nearly one thousand persons. There