New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
NOTES ABOUT ROMAN CATHOLIC AFFAIRS.

Brother John, the wcknown director Of De La Sale
Institute West litynlnh.,t, Is lying dangerously i'll
at time his recovery doubtful AMI
even yet he is ont o. danger. He has long been
prominent tho congregation OF the Christian Brothers,
ms been dire tor the Cathedral schools and Vice
president Manhattan College and WIS for many years
examiner OF schools for all New.Englnnd
IL is reported that now parish has boea formed OH
the West Of the city between Seyenynfth the
south ard Eehyhthst Oh the north. and that the Rev
lachird Keec assistant at Hoy Cross Church, In West
For;y.thrd ST., has been n,nci pastor. The new
PARISH has long promised aud will dIaw Its parish
toners from the parishes which tn. Rev. William
Matthew I,ylor and the Rev James Gilligan preside.
The pastor named for the proposed parish has been noted
Ions time interest he took In young mems 70
cletes and for the successful establishment OF tile Holy
Cross Lyceuin.
The rev John Kiely. pastor OF the Church OF the
Transformation Brooklyn has just sailed for Europe. TO
T., absent months, on account Of III health The
new church which he completed this winter was dcdi'
Gated a short time ago with much p)mp. Dr. McIiyhn
and Mrs bernard Deere were present at the ceremony
t. has one OF the handsomtst church interiors In the
country The Rev. Patrick Kelly. Of New-iork. also
sailed for Europe.
The Paull,ts after long and clretul consideration Of
the question: finally determined TO open teis mis-
.ions to nome Catholics and is said will MAKE be.
s,nnlnc in the diocese Of Detroit. In making this
departure they lay themselves open TO much criticism,
for religious congregation IN America mas 20 rat gone
side of their own communion TO preach the Gospel as
.b.v understand 20 the general world. The Plulsts
and the field new and untoddcn. The general plan Is
oren a series meetings in public halls Of the large
ees and invite all Interested TO Instructions religion In
general and 10 prayer. The Rev. Walter Elliott VIII
lead the mission old soldier OF The Civil War;
and is thoroughly acauante1 with tho country and the
ueople with whom he must deal. lie Is confident OF
The anpointmcnt Of the Rev. Rudolph j. Never, pre'
dent Of Marretta College Milwaukee, to be head OF che
Enrlh ..akng branches the Jesuit order. has just
been made known. 10 Ia said 10 b. significant promo
uon Father Meyer Is an American. MY years old OF
sound stt.nmsnt> ana fer many years has been prom
uent srong Jesuits. In his new Office no
will su,~r,se affairs OF the g>h. Irish, Canadian
An, .rcsn and Indian provinces where English Is used
His r.-iaenee VIII b. In Isly probably at F.oe where
the Jesuit General r,sides. lie Is Of German descent
and has probably been appointed In view OF the reeh
Cahensy astatons, which have disturbed the JesHits
considerably. There 10 tls country Germap'aSng
and English speaking provinces Of the Jesuit order hs
former being thoroughly Gcnnaa as II IL existed IN
Prussia, and much devoted " the Cahensy theories.
Father Meyer attaches T. their province. and they
do not come under hi, iudctsa. but their Influences Is
said 70 have employed ia securing his appointment
The American delegates Loyoa spain returned Sunday.
a,r hnlshng the business Of eiccting now general OF
their order.
The Sisters OF Mercy have just purchased site In
Tsrytown for boys home. upon which they Will oeGis