The Irish standard., 1895-05-18

snreH which will be given between July
|14 and Aug. A will be OF two descIip-
|stions.ss For those who attend the school
FstrictIyssas students there will be lect-
uressota didactic character, and for the
general public another set OF lectures of
"a wider scope and more entertaining
nature. SO 81 II 3l; VI u
The subjects chosen for the class
lectures are the encyclical Of Leo XIII.
on the Bible, the eastern schism and
the Efforts of the popes for reunion,
church and state in their mutual rela-
.tion, history Of Catholic popular educa-
tion, religion and science, ethics, Cath.
Folio contempo porary literature, economic
questions of the day, and the work 8of
Ethe Catholic reading circles. s Us l. S$9aS ss;s
8 The general lectures will treat of Some
very interesting subjects Of Catholic BIZ
fography, such sas Ozanam, Joan, OF Arc,
ESaVonar ola, missionar explorers Of the
Mort rthwest, of American history, includ-
ing The American mound bull lders and
cliff dwellers, the magma charta and
American s:indepe ndence, Witch chcraft IN
New Eng land : or from the field Of con-
temporary thought, Budd dhisna, Chris
'5tian science, shypnotism and other topics
much in the minds and mouths OF men
today @g Lectures will be given every day
hut Saturday and Sunday. the class
lectures filling up the day and the gen
Eeral. lectures the evening. On Sunday
one or more of the disting guished prel-
atess connected with sthe school will .oc-
scupy the pulpit, and some remarkable
sermons are to ,bes looked for. The
lectures will be chosen from the facul-
ties OF the Catholic universities, with
some re-enforceme ents from the world
1in$s4 4ev xyrak
completed, it already contains the names
of several men with national reputa-
tioEs. Y; sss ID \ &. Sss5SS FSss,
b. Speaking ofs the suln ,schoo
poets recently. lora han said We
are very well satis fled with the outlook.
s1tS iA m0re than pro obable that the at
not far short Of Il, 900 men and women.
They. viii represent q vast army of
Cath holics In the West, represent it's best
Eintelltgence and its most potent infiu-
ence. Suchsa gathering of the thought
fful and sstudious from the diverse Sec
ti0ns of the Western states cannot fail
to be beneficial not only to the partfci-
pants but to / the communities from
which. they come, and to which they
Will return laden with new knowledge
Eanlle a broader view of church life and
Influence. They Will find q beautiful
town in Madison and an abundance OF
recreation around or. upon 4 the lakes
which en0ircle 1T. They are used to
looking after strangers ia: Madison Tor
the legislature and the University of
wisconsin are with them for most Of
the year, it'll s$5$ss a sss.iz 3s 5S S5s
h ss.ssWhether the summer school will be-
scome 10 permanent nstitution at Mad
sison will depend altogether upon our
experience there this year It Is an ex-
pertinent, Of course, Madison appears
to be as central q point as could have
been chosen. Most of the large cities
siof the mid dleSf west are inS easy
reach, and It tgs estimated that within q
radius Of les there is q popula
ton Of ,00O, nm not il sfa Vor. sof
Spermanent dillgas our own for the
much money as this would require In an
life III Tile wear seems to- ma extrava-
sgantly wasfefnI.s III mot believe West
ern Cath les will follow the example Of
2fhetr aaternE brethren in this matter.
The bni nildings rat Platts tshurg cost lot
soffs money to- put up and call FOR con-
;laItalts care and expense all Il the Il year
round lille their use. is Unite to- but
ssAs brief period In summer. AtS Olson
thSshalls fors lecture p,lrp posess are abuIa \
INT. sA l theatar, churches, the class
5rroipns OF the Yersity, ], the legtsla atiye
HALLS I'LL the cap pftol, i; and other places
tell suited & tor tthe|p purpose have been
offered to- us. We want not ling better,
SThen " may he. found advisable next
wear togo farther West or Wi til Sa view,
Stosreachings some section which the