The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-12-30

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.desth of that eminsn ll ! ~ u,
his return home he oncs lnoss plum Nh
into American histo AZ
know bis longing q; 4 q S lliaiI
in his. own country - 10 int Mr. !
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iAnd the youngest Mn svsf made 8
,panon Come n iattsr Is published.
his dra work u l3ersaan, Ten PICTURES
from To sonth 81 England z 1n lt'77
shs again visited Rome for the Ep,Scopdl
jubils g Pope Pins tx, and after tho
death s. Tho Pope ia 1873 ppblisted:
ri Jus the Great. - In May, 1890 hs
ssailed for the United States On 8 visit.
The first SUNDAY Of his stay in. the new
world Is sang High Mass in tho New
York Cathedral. He made Z thorough.
tour of the country, and on llis return
published 4 History. Of tho Famous
Cathedral ct 81 Gall = He was invited
b the venerable Archbishop Of Milwau-
kee 70 1ll the chair Of doamatio theology
in the s. mnary q Sc. Francis. His no.
ceptance Of this position decided his
future. His lot thereafter was to be cast
with the Church in the United States,
In 1884 he went home on visit and was
received with every manifestation Of ee-
TEEN and affection. The year OF 40 after
that DR.. Marty, who was now 9 bishop,
invited Dr.. Zardetti TO accompany him
al theoloeian to the first provincial coun-
Gil OF. Milwaukee. Bishop Marty, who
had become greatly attached to the
young man and impressed with his
ability, made him vicar general Of
Dakota, q position that he filed with
credit. While in Rome on visit, in
1883, he received the news OF his ap-
polntment as the first Bishop OF ST.
Cloud. Honors were showered upon
him. His Eminence Cardinal Lsdo-
chowski came in his carriage Of state to
congratulate the new Bishop. One OF
the new prelate's first acts was to call
on the Holy Father. He was conse.
Grated with much solemnity by Arch
bishop Gross, in Einsiedslu, October2O,
1889. His coming to his diocese was
the occasion Of great outpouring OF
the people, irrespective Of creed. The
mayor OF the city made speech I, vel.
come, which was dtting]y responded to
by Bishop Zardetti. y. s
The Diocese Of ST. Cloud wds sstab-
lished September 70, 1850 and comprises
a good part Of the STATE OF Minnesota.
st. Cloud, with tts pro. Cathedral Of the
Holy Guardian Angels, Is the Bishop's;
episcopal city. There arr 4 number Of
educational institutions III the diocese,
including st. Clotilds'S Academy Of
Music at ST. Cloud, St. John's Uaiyer-.
city at Colegeyiile, and 81. Benedict's
Academy at st. Joseph. ST. johns Alb,
hey OF the Order Of ST. Benedict, at Col
legeville, is one of the important features
Of the diocese. To the Abbey belong 60
priests, IL clerics, "a lay brothers and q
uovioes. There are industrial schools
for Indians and Indian girls at Morris
and st. Joseph. The diocese contains
20 priests, 81 OF whom are secular. There
are AZ churches with and SO churches
without resident priests. There are II
ohapels, / college, 2 academies, 2 hospi
tails, ! orphan asylum, 8 industrial
SCHOOLS and 80 district and parochial
schools in charge Of Sisters and Catholic
teachers. The diocese has Catholic
population OF not less than 4OyO0o. /
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