The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-23

~ AGOGIhOG0 40, 1929.
r (signeO C. Bishop of Praeneste Card
MazzelIa, Perfect
Sacred Congregation of Rites.
D. PANICI, Secretary.
Archbishop Keane spoke at the Bos
) ton Cathedral on Sunday last in behal
: Of the Catholic University.
Mr.. John Fairclough. recently electe,
mayor of Leigh, England, is the frs
; Catholic so honored in that place.
%
; DR.. Farrelly, adviser ON internationa,
; law to the TransYaal government, is q
Glasgow Irishman, and was at one time
Well known in Catholic circles in Sect
land
Examinations will be held at the par
, ish house of the Holy Name Cathedral,
Chicago, on Dec. 10 to determine ap-
pointments to the irremovable pasto-
rates.
Lieutenant Colonel James w. Powell,
I U: 5. A, has been appointed professor
OF military science and tactics at the
College of St. Francis Xavier, New
York.
The Catholic who does not say his
morning and evening prayers. and
hear mass on all Sundays and holi-
days of obligation. is unworthy the
name.
4 The Ri. Rev. ]. j. Glennin of Kansas
City recently suppressed a charity ball
which was to have been given in that
city for the benefit of the Catholic
orphans.
Haiti is now again represented by a
minister TO the Vatican, ]. ]. Dalbein-
ar who has presented his letters to
the Pope. His appointment is a per-
manent one.
Professional experts have recently
valued Raphael's picture of the Trans
figuration in the Vatican Art Gallery
at $1,5OOOOO and the Vatican Library
at $20,OOOOO
Sister Nepomuc, who was fatally in
jured by fire in Baltimore on Nov. 10,
has died of her injuries. She was borr
in Germany in 1854, and was chris
tened Catherine Korb.
Cardinal Gibbons has returned to Bal
timore from the south. The train upon
which the Cardinal travelled north was
sengers escaped without injury.
Rev. DR.. Edward McGlynn is seri-
ously i'll at his home in Newburgh, N
Y, suffering from congestion of the
lungs, complicated with heart trouble.
A later account reports his recovering.
.
The Rev. Charles McEwen Hyde, who
slandered Father Damien after death.
has himself gone to his reward. Friends
of Father Damien need not say a word
against the dead traducer Robert
Louis Stevenson has already written
Mr. Hyde's epitaph.
The Westminster Gazette states that
Miss Adelaide Sergeant, the novelist,
has become a Catholic. It appears that
she was confirmed by Cardinal Vau-
CHAN in his private chapel on Friday,
the 9th ult. She is one of the first con-
verts of Father Maturin.
The Metropolitan See of San Fran
cisco, in which the diocese of Salt Lake
is included. had an audience with His
Holiness, Pope Leo XIII, on Tuesday.
Archbishop Riordan was accompanied
by Bishop Wigger of. Newark, N. j.
Bishop Hopkins who was conse-
Grated for the Vicariate of British
Honduras. at st. Xaviers Church, ST.
Louis, No. recently, is a native of
England. British Honduras is in charge
of the Jesuits, and belongs to the Mis-
souri, province of the Order in the Unit
ed States.
An association has been started in
connection with the Apostolic College. /
Limerick, Ireland, having in view the |
training of students who, as priests, i
will n ~ I
of the navy. The title of the associa-
ton is ''St. Joseph's Royal Navy Fund.
1t seems that the Catholic aristocracy
of England are not pleased that Car |
dinal Vaughan has invited Cardinal !
Gibbons to speak at the dedication of |
the new Cathedral. They object to His |
Eminence of Baltimore because he !
wrote a preface to the life of John /
Boyle O'Reilly.
BY the will of the late Vice Presi-
dent Hobart, probated in the office of
the surrogate of Passaic county, New
Jersey, beIuests of $4,000 each are made
to five charitable institutions, two of
which, St. Joseph's hospital and ST.
Joseph's Girls Orphan Asylum, Pater-
son, are Catholic.
Bishop Blenk of Porto Rico has left
New Orleans for his new home. He
will stop on his way there at Santiago,
where he has been commissioned by
Archbishop Chappelle to confer the
pallium on the new Archbishop of San
tiago, Mgr. Barnado.
A remarkable dinner was given in
the City of Mexico recently to 1000
poor people in honor of the return of
Alarcon from Rene. The
dinner was excellent, and the bishops
and higher clergy. as we'll as fashion
able ladies, waited on the poor people
and distributed to every one articles of
suitable for cool weather.
Four Sisters of Charity sailed on the
Maru Of the Togo Ksen
Krsha for Honolulu, on their way to
the leper settlement at Mc,okai. They
arrived in San Francisco from France
asst week. Mother Judith Brassier is
the leader of the party. With her are
Sisters Elizabeth Del, Louise Marga- +
ret and Albeno Labreno. They will
devote their lives to the care of the
epers.
SMOKE, SMOKE, SMOKE
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