The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-30
CATHOLIC NEWS.

CATHOLIC NEWS.
The Canadian College at Rome wilt
have cost about $500, 900.
4 new ST. Lawrence church is to bel
built on Prince Hill, Cincinnati.
Rev. Father Merrywether, assistant
pastor at Greenville, S. c., has decided
to join the Jesuits.
Right Rev. Monsignor Bessonies this
year delivered his twenIy-ninth years
sermon at st. Johns Church, Indianap-
oils.
Archbishop Riordan of San Francisco
Cal, intends, according to western ex-
changes, to erect new cathedral for
the capital of his see.
The fair recently held at McGregor,
Ia, Rev. Father Riley, pastor, netted
enough to pay off the indebtedness Of
the church and leave ST. 900 surplus.
In his sermon last Sunday Archbishop
Walsh denounced the lying Of the Eng
lish press and called upon the hierarchy
of Ireland to do likewise
The new ST. Peters Church located
on Alabama street, San Francisco, will
probably be completed in May. ltls OF
Gothic style and will cost about 1885,
600.
Rev. Joseph Lang, a German priest
who joined Dollinger's Old Catholic
sect several years ago, has publicly re-
canted his errors and renewed his
allegiance to the Holy See.
Monsignor Capel's latest book has
been published. 1t is entitled The
Pope: Vicar of Christ, Head of the
Church 1t was issued by the San
4 Francisco N Jews Company.
| Right Rev. Nicholas Conaty, bishop
of Fillmore, died at Cayan, county
Cayan, Ire, last Sunday. He was con-
secrated May, "a, 1868, and succeeded
to Fillmore see, April, 1885.
| Ohe of the most energetic clergYmen
of Iowa is Rev. p. B. McMenony Of
Council Bluffs, in the diocese OF Daven-
port. lie has built no fewer than
eleven churches in the southern part
of the state.
Rev. Father Bauer, who was lately
ordained priest at Detroit, Mich, is
now at Traverse City in the Detroit
diocese. He will soon take charge OF a
parish at Brovement, Leelenaw county,
and of missions in it's vicinity.
Dispatches from Rome on the 18th
inst. asserted that the Pope has
appointed twelve new bishops. and also
that the papal nuncios at Madrid, Paris
and Vienna viii be created cardinals III
March. The latter statement is notyet
proved to be authoritative.
/ The course OF sermons in French in
the Cathedral Of ST. Louis, III New Or.
| leans. during the approaching Lent,
are to be delivered by q. celebrated
! Dominican father, the Rev. Damian
Saintourens of Paris. The able ar
lived from Europe last week and is at
present the guest of the Dominican
fathers at their convent on Lexington
avenue New York.
/ On the 18th of last May, the corner
stone of the new Church of Holy Trim
! ity congregation, Bucyrns, o.. was
laid, and now the beautiful ediace il
ready for dedication It is a7x45 feet
built of brick, trimmed with sand
stone, has two neat towers, stained.
glass windows, and presents very
! attractive exterior as wei interior
The church cost $4,000. The cei emony
of dedication will take place some
time next spring or early III the sum.
mer.
4 Sister 81. Cecilia Moore Of the Ordel
! OF Notre Dame died at the convent IL
Lowell last week. The deceased Wa
i born LII Ireland and came to this coun
! try several years ago. She had beer
2255t years III the profession of nun
aud two in the community Of sotrs
Dame While in th 8 country shs
spent her life in Boston, Lawrence aIit
4, Lowell. Sister Cecilia was ~ years o.
age and was beloved DT all who knew
her. The funeral took place from st
4 Patriek's Church on Monday, and wa
very largely attended
A Paris dentist who caused the deatl
of patient through nitrous oxide Is be
ing prosecuted for having used an aEiRs
thetic without the aid Of doctor o
medicine, as required By Law. The cor
respondent Of the London Medica
Times says that the scientific interes
!. of the case lies in the fact that niErou
. oxide is quite as dangerous as chloro
] form, and ought never to be admins
tered without proper precautions AMI
an examination into Tue health OF ths
/ subject