The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-04-07
CATHOLIC NEWS.
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REILGI0USN0TES.
A new church will be built mex
spring in Snag Creek, Ky.
A handsome new church is about tt
be built at Versailles. Ohio.
Rev. S Smid, Dayton, Ky. is abou
to erect new story brick school house
The proposed Catholic college il
Scranton, Pa, will cost about $50 600
Five new Catholic parishes have beer
organized in Milwaukee within year
Rev. j. M. Ceary is tolecture in New
Britain, CT, a pril 10, and in Meredin
april 8.
Mt. st. Mary 3 College, Emmittsburg,
Md, has graduated twenty-seven
Bishops.
st. Patrick's Catholic church at N or
witch, Chenango county, N Y. was TO-
tally destroyed by fire recently.
Rey. L. Halloran recently ordained
priest, has been assigned to st, A!phon~
sus' Church, Daviess county KY.
Rev. Stephen Holleran. lately or.
dained, has been stationed at st. AL
phonsus' church, Daviess county, Ky.
The beautiful church of Darlington.
Hopkins county, KY, will be consecra-
ted on the Feast of Corpus Christi, May
III.
A pilgrimage to Rome will leave
Mexico early this month. 1t will pro
coed via New ! ork and Naples to its
destination.
Bishop Gilnnour Of Cleveland has ap-
pointed Rev. n. Kirch, formerly of
{sidgeville, Ohio, pastor Of St. Francis,
in the episcopal city.
Archbishop Corrigan has cancelled
the appointment of Rev. G. b. 0 Reilly,
formerly of st. Cecilia's New York, as
naval chaplain.
Sunday, March Is, was the first ami.
yersary Of the taking possession by
Cardinal Gibbons Of his titular church,
Sta. Maria in Trastevere.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Harkins is making
inquiries as to the Number Of Portuguese
III Fall River, Mass, aud it is not un~
hof nh, nj w
them.
It is said that as soon as the necess-
airy transfer OF ecclesiastical property,
consequent upon the division of the
diocese, is effected, the See of Alton,
ILL.,, will he transferred to Springfield.
Bishop Wigger of Newark has had
bad attack of pneumonia, and it was
thought for a while that he would not
recover. The crisis is passed, however,
and the Bishop is reported all right
again.
q church fox colored people will be
built, this year, in ST. Augustine, Fla
Il will be an important parish, as it al T!
ready contains five hundred adult
Catholics aud one hundred and fifteen
Catholic children
The Catholics Of New York, both in
<Iiyidually and through their organiza-
tions, are manifesting O. commendable
spirit Of loyalty to the Church and to
the consecrated representatives of the
Church. Review.
Preparations fer the reopening OF st.
PETERS church, in Allegany, Pa, are
being made. III will take place on
Easter Sunday. and Cardinal Gibbons,
Archbishop Ryan and Bishop ruigg
ara expected 10 be present.
The conversion to Catholicity Of Mr..
Couder, an Anglican clergymen of Lon.
don, and his wife, has created o great
sensation in English Protestant circles,
as he was regarded as one Of the most
gifted and intellectual men of London.
Bishop Macs, OF Covington, will start
q new mission at Pineyille, county seat
Of Bell County, Ky. The town is the
terminus OF tbs Cumberland Valley
branch valley of the Louisville and |
Nashville railroad, in Southeastern
Kentucky.
A private despatch via the Commer-
Glal Gable announces the death Of the
very Rev. Malachi Brennan Of Cliff !
oney, County Sligo, ireland. Father
Malachi served sixty two years as all
ordained priest ana was widely known,
'l,5 only in Ireland. butin this country |
Pope Leo aud the Italians.
The terms in which Leo Kill. re-
plying to the ngratulations Of the
Sacred College on occasion of his birth