New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
THE CATHOLIC SUMNER SCHOOL.
IT'S FIRST SESSION TO BE HELD on JULY ~
INTERESTING PROGRAMME

IT'S FIRST SESSION TO BE HELD On JO"i ~
INTERESTING PROGRAMME.
The first yearly session Of the oa'iono ,,Iy 40
school will be held in New London Conn., Ho" h,ry
10 August 90 inclusive and preparations arc 49,
made t,r tho nron., TRANSFORMATION and accohlHou
ton of the two thousand people who are eApeoNr :"
tend. Board at the various hotels In Ncw-Lo"'o' -,
be had at rates ranging from 80 to S''o Per A.
at n number Of boarding houses ut lower Ia" -
rangcmcnts have been made with the rahro'' ~
BY a rebate on all fares DO had, ana II ceI'a'
bers will club together for the purpose eAcuis'o"
can be obtained william J. Brrnnan No. "a ''"'0 -
York ,viu Give full information regarding routes
and fnrcs to all who apply to him, and the Kew "'
lany OF syracuse will advise all those lVlhs III '0
or western New York who wish to atchd ue '0''
The object OF the school Is to foster ih'ciiec'u
in harmony with Christian fiith' Dy me'''ls VI ~
ures and special courses on University EAieis" ms
in literature science and art, conducted BY eonpe'1"'
Instructors. - Gao, co,-
The project of holding the school was hist con
,idercd by Warren c. Mosher Editor OF Inc O"'i'.
Ole Educational Review" Of Youngstown Onio' an"
at a meeting held at the Catholic CuD' III t's otS' ~
May "A provisional constitution WAS adopeu' anu u0A
inte arrangements made nor hodlhg Cils S's',o" "
the school The daily lectures will be gwen Ill the
vceum Th,atre and Us the theatre Will not hO!n III
one time ALI who wish to attend, arrangements WI" 10
made whereby all Will have opportunity 10 near c"'
lecture without dsagreeable crowdin5 or uiseono'''
The course Of study appointed for me school VIII CHI
brace ten lectures ethics ten Oh EnshSh h'cIa"ie'
ten on general history, and i've on science ana III
v-aed religion. All extra course OF ten lectures on
misce laneous subjects will also be held Ihe zee LOT
tho -utir, course will be So but those who do not
care to nike the whole fort five lectures can attend
any ten preferred Oh payment OF tee OIL o.
The school will be opened with an Informal re-
ccpticn, held In the roolDs OF the ST. JOHNS L'"S
Socply Of New London, on saturday evening, july 'o'
and the formal opening will take place In ST. Mary
Church. at 10 80 a. M. ON sunday, July d. WIG"
solemn pontical mas will be- celebrated By the Right
Rev Lawrence McMahOn, Bishop Of Hartford. Inc
lcrrrs will begin on Monday August l, at 40 a. H.
Tn, following is list OF the lectures and speakers
"Ethics the Rev. p. A. iapn, s. j., vce-preaoeht VI
st. Francis Xaver's College New-iork Chris0!h All
tbropology" the Rev Thomas Hughes, :. j., Of IT.
Louis University "Lteraturs." NJ. +. Egnn Oh Nore
Dam University, Notre Dame. Ind; H. VI. Johh'
SION a Baltimore Mch Professor Ernest I1garde OF
Mt ST. Marys College. EmmitsDurs, Nd; George
Parsons Lathrop OF New-London and Brother AsaTias
Of the De La Sale Institute NcwYcrk "Istory," e.
OLeary Manhattan College, n. Y, the Rev. Dr. l.
Longhton, Of Philadelphia, the Rev. Thomas Kelly, oil
Mt ST. Mary's College Mare f. Nalete, Of Brooklyn
~ V and Charles g. Herberman, OF the College OF the
City Of New York 'The Great schsm OF tn Vest The
Rev. DIR. Il. A. Braun, of Ncw-fork CITY. The mic
cellaneous topics to be lectured on are az follows
"The discoveries Of Astronomy No Argument Against
Revelation the Rev. G. VI. seare. Of the Catholic
University Of America. Washington, d. c.. "The Catho
lie schools and Socialism Condo B. Paen, of st
Louis No. 1.-THE Science Of Comparative kehgioh-IN
Methods Scope and Value" Marie Merwin smell Oh the
Catholic University OF America, Washington ~. -.
The Church and civil Liberty, Professor Johh boph!
Of st. Louis College, New York; some prInclPits "a
Political Economy with Their Application C nf,
Sloane az New York: Science OF Revealed hellko'
the Rev D. J. O'Sllnvan, of Woodstock, Nd; Inc
Relations Of Capital and Labor the Kew. hehe l.
Holland, Of Woodstock Nd. go , ,
course OF evening Lectures VIII also De EVen ven;
on sunday July 81, the Rev Morgan NJ Sheay VIII
deliver sermon on THE Church and intellectual DO
velopmentS and at the masses held on August anu
IA the Rev Walter Elliott and the Rev NJ j. LlVeIie
Will discourse OH The ApostOiae ~ the Press ana
"The Church and Education respectively.