New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-30
ROMAN CATHOLIC NOTES.

local publication under the direct patronage
Of Archbishop Corrigan will appear Sunday, Sep
TENDER H. Its name will be 1.-The Seminary" and
John Mulaly. editor OF paper In the time OF
Archbishop Hughes, will have IT in charge The aim
Of It's existence is to aid In the construction OF the
new seminary at Dnwoodie. Every month the names
Of all who contribute to the cost of the new insd
tuition will be published and all necessary informa
ton calculated to interest In the seminary
Will BIO published The best Catholic writer's In the
city will write for the publication. 1t will be dis
trbuted free in the various churches Of the city, and
each edition will number 900 copies with prob
ability of doubling this circulation in few months
There is talk In some quarters OF making the journal
a permanent affair when the new seminary VIII no
longer need It's services.
A circular has Just been issued signed by Vicar
General Mooney, Rector Lavele and other prominent
clergymen Of the diocese calling upon the friends OF
Catholic literature to aid in making up purse Tor
the venerable Monsignor Bernard ORelly on the oc-
casion OF his golden Jubilee. This is considered
very generous action the part OF the priests VINO
have been called frequently this year for various
charitable and sentimental purposes. Mgr. ohlHy
Is member Of the diocese, although lie mas ons
lived in New-York but his services to the literature
OF his faith have been large. and 1t Is felt that Ill MS
old age some recognition should be given him
sister Martha VceSuperIor of the Sisters OF Charity
in NewYork has retired from Mount st. Vincent and
resumed her old place head OF the boys asylum at
Ffth-ave and Fifty -irst-st. She SUI holds the
place OF vice superior, to which she was summoned
on the Illness OF the present SUPERIOR Mother Regina
but It is said that she Will resign AT the hrs' ooh-
venient moment.
Brother Leonune, head OF the Westchester ITO
tectory was prevented by sickness from sailing last
week 10 Europe. lie has deferred his trip unth
September His Illness is not serious. As head OF
This noted bows Industrial institute whose success Is
largely due to his executive ability, Brother Leon
tine is widely known
At the recent convention OF Catholic young men
In Albany II was decided TO hold the next assembly
at Chicago during the Worlds Fair Some opposition
was made 10 the selection, both on personal grounds
and on the ground OF fitness. The convention held
In Philadelphia in the Centennial year was fiat
failure owing to the attractions OF the exposition 1t
Is proposed TO overcome this difficulty next year by
holding three days convention with morning Sessions
only.
The second retreat OF the New-York priests began
yesterday at ST. JOsephs seminary, Troy. The first
was held last week in the same place. and nearly
one hundred priests were present. The Rev. Father
Pard0w the Jesuit is the preacher OF both retreats,
and has given great satisfaction. IL Is a custom
with the priests OF American dioceses TO retire for
week every other year 10 some institution, and
with their bishop spend the time in prayer and meda
ton In NewYOrk the priests are supposed to make
two retreats every three years.
Bishop Luck, Of Auckland is In the city this week
on his way to Rome. He is the guest OF Vcar-General
Mooney.
The Catholic schools Of the city are preparing to
take active part in the civic celebration IN honor
OF Columbus. meeting OF the school board
held last week and q committee consisting OF the
Rev. Fathers Kean, Kesser and Healy ap-
pointed to look after the matter and report Monday
next 1t is intended that the children shall take part
In the procession, and help to form the tabeaus OF
several floats. Dr. Ferant, the Archbishop's Italian
secretary and Judge Of the ecclesiastical court, has
been chosen honorary president Of the committee
In charge Of the Columbus monument, to be erected
on the circle near Central Park. In accordance with
the desire OF the civil authorities, the Archbishop has
ordered that on Sunday, October o. solemn masses be
celebrated in all churches in honor OF the occasion
the spiritual Jurisdiction Of Bishop Corrigan o., .,
one Of the questions T. be It the S.s meet
been made public. 1t is, What shall he done for
e great body Of Catholic children who cannot attend
has Somewhat disturbed it is SAID the rest of certain
enthusiasts in the recent educational war between
Archbishop Ireland and bis Opponents 1t was thought
that the Question for DISCUSSION would be, How fur
shall the State Interfere In Catholic schools. and shall
1t interfere at alp Discussed In this way the
battle between the two parties would easily become
an abstract affair. The question OF providing for
Catholic children who do not or cannot attend paro.
answered. Or. Ireland and his friends are
ready with plans for the welfare Of these ehil,
these that other plans be found instead.
There are many. parishes where poverty will not
bst Where rse the compromse school, might dors say
the adherents OF Dr. Ireland. II more feasible plan
San DC ae1e the for cir
cumstances. BEFORE the aIchbishops meet each ono
Will call meeting OF his snfIagsn bishops; and
get their ideas, and so enter the more important
assemblsge fully prepared 10 represent his colleagues
They ae all warm supporters OF Archbishop Colrigans
Views on education, and he will have their hearty
cooperation The coming meeting OF the prelates Is
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