The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-10-07
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/ Bishops McGoldrick and Cotter have
returned from Rome, where they spent
/ several months
The Catholic Citizen says: It is to
be hoped that the Pope Will not esti-
mate the number of the Central Nerein
by the size Of the present they voted to
send him.
An alleged ex-prlest calling himself
alternately Father Francis. Father
Vanderbergh," Father Sovieska,'
( Father McPhail, Father Leo and
/ Brother Leo Alexis Peuetier" is la
boring diligently in the east.
Baron Clemens Won Bonneischeidt.
one of the wealthiest of German noble
men, last week was ordained priest in
the Cologne Cathedral. Formerly he
belonged to the Imperial Guards.
Rev. Elzear Capecci, O. f. NJ. mis-
sionary in northern Hoppe, writes 10
the Oriente Seraphico that he has re-
ceived into the Church three Bones
(heathen priests, and transformed
their padoga into Catholic church.
The Holy Name societies are pre-
/ testing against the footing Of church
property if the Philippines Promi-
nent ecclesiastics are seconding them.
As time goes on they are sure to gain
a hearing Notwithstanding the outer3-
of interestsd Catd0Iic politicialrst %
/ the contrary.
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/ Nearly 300 students now attend
school in this country from the little
ID
by far the greatest number. and there
is q plan to establish near the univer-
sity a series of households in which
the parents may reside While their
children attend school.
Mr.. Thorne of the Globe Review
and Mr.. OMalley Of the Midland Re-
view are at odds. 1t is enough to say
that the Midland answers the
Globe" in kind. This manner of war
fare does very little towards building
up the Church of God. The press is
capable Of doing better things for re-
ligien.
The new ST. Patrick's church, Eliza
beth, N. j.. which cost $500, coo and IS
one of the finest edifces in the state, Y
was dedicated on the first Sunday in
October 1t has taken thirteen years
to build the church. and there is Iot /
a dollar of debt on the structure. The \
church is built of Maine granite. and /
it's twin spires tower far above every II
thing else in Elizabeth.
Cardinal Vaughan is beginning to \
tell the English people some very un- \
palatable truths. His late address be-
fore the Catholic Truth Society OF \
Great Britain has stirred up a hornets
nest. The plumber of the m0naSterieS I.
is a sore subject to touch. and he made 4
some Of the sciOns of noble houses
howl with rage.
That letter of Leo on Dreyfus has 4
appeared, but Hamlet is left out"
Instead. the Holy Father deplOres the
political disturbances of the country .
and cOunsels peace and loyal adhesion Z.
to the Republic. Some one who has
freely translated the document makes 4
the Pope say that the Catholics of Fl
France should not heed supplied poll
ticians. The Pope used no such Ian 4
guage as that.
If it is true, says the Western n
Waterman. that any American soldiers /
have brought back as relies of the
Philippine war vestments stolen from
churches, the matter should be brought
to the attention of the government. the
thieves arrested and punished, and the
property returned. 1t is not the first
time that Catholic churches have been
robbed, although it is the first time any
such robbery has been charged to the
government Of the United States. n
The Most Rev. Archbishop Euder of
Cincinnati has issued a letter recon-
mending the appeal of the Rt- Rev.
Bishop of Porto Rico for the suffering
of his flock to the generosity Of the
Catholics of the Archdiocese. His
Grace further orders that the cOllec
tions in all the churches on September /
II should be devoted to the relief Of
the Porto Ricans.
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Rev. Father Van der Heyden. chap
lain of the st. Alphonsus Hospital and
st. Theresa's Academy. Boise, Idaho.
and the best known and best loved
priest in that state. sailed recently
for Antwerp to take up his residence in
his old home, Belgium.
A correspondent in The Dublin Free
man calls attention to the fact that on
every liner to and from America pas
sengers are asked TO aid the Sailors
orphanage in Liverpool. Catholic pas
sengers are many and give generously.
Catholic priests have often presided
at the entertainEents at which con-
tributions we're received. Yet, the cor
respondent adds. Catholic priest dare
NOT show his face inside that institu-
aion. and a Catholic sailors orphan
cannot get admission. In view of the
number of Catholics sure to cross over
next year, it would be worth while for
Catholic papers in America 80 assist
those on the other side in putting an
end to such intolerance, ard Catholic
travellers should not be vietimi2ed.
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