The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1886-08-28
CATHOLIC NEWS.

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The new provincial of the Brothers Of
Mary in this country is an Alsatlan.
Rev. Landelinus Beck.
Saturday, Aug. Z, was the l59th an
niyersary Of the arrival of the Crsuline
Nuns in New Orleans.
The new Church Of the Assumption,
.on Illinois street, Chicago, was solemn
ly dedicated Sunday, Aug. Is.
Forty inmates Of the AIagdalen Asy-
lum, San Francisco, were confirmed a
few days ago by Archbishop Rlordan.
at Lyons, France, mob insulted the
Austrian pilgrims bound to Lou1des.
Catholics are indignant over the out
rage.
Bishop Gilmour has procured an It,
allan priest, Father Captain, lately
from Rome, to minister to the Italians
IF Cleveland.
Seven special trains were required TO
convey the crowds of pilgrims from
Paris to the shrine of ''Our Lady OF
Lourdes' Tuesday.
St. Jarlath's new church, Chicago,
will be solemnly dedicated Oct. "A.
The Rev. Bishop ireland, Of St. Paul,
will deliver the sermon.
The Catholic Bishop Of tbs diocese Of
which Belfast forms q part mas issued
an order prohibiting Catholic process.
ions for the remainder of the year.
Mr.. Thomas Ewing Sherman, S. j.,
son Of General Sherman, will be one OF
the professors OF the Detroit College
the approaching scholastic year.
His Grace Archbishop Riordan, Of
San Francisco, Will be in Chicago early
next month On his way to Wash: ngton
in the interest Of the Catholic UniYer-
sity.
Bishop Ireland, Of St. Paul. and
Bishop keane, Of Richmond, will go TO
Europe early in November TO secure
some professors for the Catholic Uni
versity.
Michael 5. O'Coanor, S. j., late of st.
Xavier College, Cinclnnati, is in Chic
ago visiting relations and friends.
He goes to ST. Mary's, Kan, to take
the position OF perfect in St. Malys
College at that place.
In obedience to an order issued from
Europe by the father-general OF the
Jesuits. all the brothers belonging to
the Society Ut j Jesus have been invested
with a beited cassock, similar to that
worn by the fathers Of the community.
TWENTY-FIVE noYices received the
black veil at the y otre Dame Convent,
Baltimore, AUG. is, The ceremonies
were very impressive. The ladies are
all Of German parentage, and the ma
j0rity of them were prominent IN socie-
ty.
Miss Adele Garesche, Of Washing
ton city, the youngest daughter Oh the
late Gen. julius z. G:lresche, OF the
United States array. TOOK the White
veil in the monastery Of the visitation,
i'll St. Louis, Mo, GU Monday. Elei
eldest sister, CoJtlvie; entered the Car
melite Convent OF the same city,
MIR. Anthony j DreNel of Fhiladei- |
phia, who lately donated a large sum to
st. MichaeI's Church, Long Branch: n
j., has Informed the pastor OF St.
Mays Star Of the SEA Church, i'll that
town, that he viii contribute the entire
cost OF g new altar for the church, as
memorial to his deceased brother,
Francis A. DraNel.
Very Rev. S. Jansen, Administrator
OF the diocese OF Alton, will, in all pro-
liability, be the successor of Bishop
Ballcs. Being the choice Of the grea'
majority Of priests, and having won
their hearts by many years Of strict at
tenticn t. their wants and the wants OF
the people, his advent to the See of AL
ton VIII necessarily give general salts
faction.
The conference Of German bishops at
Fuldsl resolved, among other things, to
send All address to the emperor thank
ing him fut the restoration Of peace be-
tween Prussia and the Catholic Church,
aud notifying all German Catholics
that peace is reiguing again between
church and state. The Catholic press
is using very conciliatory language. 1t
is said that committee of bishops will
present the address to the emperor next
week.
The Rev. Father Kelley, of Salt Lake
CITY. is a guest Of Father eastman,
Chicago. Father Kelley will open a