The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-07-20
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not even punotuations. These are more mo
Of less recent for convenience. II The
speaker said hts course Of lectures would
fail IL he did not show the necessity Of 9
God guided church 10 maintain the scrip
lures as God inspired it. The Chris
tians who do not recognize such 9 church
are at, war and always must be concern 4: = I
ing the authority Of the alleged books Of
the Bible. s4#.ss.l5 4 /. & ,,s5. 81 #
The second morning lecture was BY
Rev. r.. a. Seahm, professor OF physical
sciences, Notre Dame University !, In
diana. His course includes five lectures
Today he spoke on modern scientific 5er y
rcrs. At IS o'clock there was g lecture tyr
on .Christian Education in the First
Centuries, by Rev. Eugene Mage7vney,
professor Of rhetoric Of Detroit College.
Monday evening great public reception
was accorded the visiting prelates and "a
students. An address was made BY SEN
ator Villas Gov. Upham also spoke, IS
wen as Rev. Eugene G. Updyke, Of Mad Ia !,
ison; Mayor Afford, Bishop Messmer and
|sothers. f s3 s,55 III 4. ,@s,
AT the opening,of the exercises the ap-
prevail and blessing OF the pope on the a
school was read. The Latin original was
addressed to Cardinal Gibbons. The lle,
translation read at the exercises Is as
follows: 81 4 ....s 81 1. u
The Holy Father, already informed OF
the good done ii past years through re- re-
lligious conferences held In the summer 9 ne
schools. has heard with much satistfac-
ton that such a summer school ls 70 PC
held this year in the city Of Madison,
Wis, from the 18th Of August. HIS ho c u
ness does not entertain q doubt but the
same interest will be shown in these lee
lures at Olson that has been accorue Sc
such conversation In the past the I'M
.rortahce Of the matters to be treated and
the ability Of the lecturers, to whom the
subjects are entrusted being g guarantee = Ea
of this. EST Desiring, however, to make
known the interest which he alB1 takes
IN the sumner school 81 Madison ana
the hope he cherishes to see 1t bear good
fr,tit il spreading religious5 truth, the
ar,e,Ist nontiff lwfshesy that your eminence
express to the reverend bishop OF Green
nav. and to all those who aid him. hiB
fatherly satisfaction at the work they
are doing, bestowing upon them also the
apostolic benedictfon as q pledge o. his
paternal benevolence and of plentiful
fruit May your enntnence be- pleased 40
l.communicate these feelings OF his holt
ness towards; the promoters OF the sum-
rner schoolsof Madison, and permit me to
profit ~ this occasion to express anew
NV sentiments Of prot found venerAti0n
with which / must humbly kiss your
Ihand. ''$ 5s Ss M
on tuesday the students enjoyed sew
eraI especially excellent lecture perhaps
the best beit1 8 by Prof. . anesy iilespie
Ewing, Of Notre Dame Ind. The speak
e lie & nephew OF the late ]. G. Blaine,
who regarded him - one M the most
briIlian Of the younger school q spoliti-
tcal economists and histnri ann. He spoke
Ion the Magma Charta and the Church.
and gave an exceeding y ent aiming
land Instructive address. OH 9th Ii. speak
ers 90 the day were Rev. ]. zal1nl, of
INotre Dame. who spoused the fallAcy
of sagnosti cisnn; Rey. DR. Daneh .spf ST.
paul. Who dwelt on the inspired REGARD III
I:reyeia alton and sespe ially Oh the Il stofy
of the 100 k6s Of the old testane aud
fRev, Eugene 1fakayney, OF Defroit Who
Traced the historical sieveiop 81 the
lCathOlic Church priorE 10 the seventh
ttury. Next week Arch FeehaIi, of
lChicago, I'D h6 Visit ttlaH school, and he
will be given a great recep ion he
board of directors haNa decided TIL COM
bine I'LL lecture at g b Ind of. tha aeaacr1
and publ them, 81 book form