The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-02-03
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The first white man to enter what is
now Arizona was the Frnciscan Faith
er Marcos de MIA, who crossed the
territory from southwest to northeast
in 1889.
The Most Rev. DR.. Walsh, Arch
bishop of Dublin, has issued a pastoral
on the jubilee of the holy year in which
he states that the celebration may be
traced back through the history of the
Church to- the year 13OO in the Ppntifi-
cate of Boniface VIII.
b. There are 1900 members in the vari-
Gus temperance societies of the parish
of the Paulists in New York. and
among these 1900 people many nund eds
of families find representatives. and
consequently participate in the socie-
ties missionary work.
Distinguished speakers addressed the
members of the Notre Dame Alumni
association of Chisago at the annual
dinner at the Grand Pacific hotel Tues
Gay night. More than 100 graduates
reserved places and the function was
one of the most successful in the his
tory of the association,
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The memory of Father RYAN the
ispoet laureate of the Southern Confed-
eracy is to be honored by a monument
Ito be erected in Norfolk. Va, his ma
/ tive city The project is in the hands
1,of the Virginia Daughters of the Con-
1 federacy, who are now taking the pre-
Iliminary steps toward enlisting the
9support of. the public.
L Right Rev. Bishop Spalding on last
Thursday sailed for Rome. He will go
jvia Gibraltar and the Mediterranean.
E,After a week in the Holy City the
| Bishop will visit AiX-teS- Balm, in Savoy
/ and spend month at that resort. tax
ling the baths for his health. He will
| be absent from his diocese of Peoria,
| Ills, about three months
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The Rt Rev. Bishop Ludden of Sy-
| racuse, n. Y, accompanied by the
Rev. J. J. Kennedy, V. c., the
Rev. J. j. Mcdonald, of Bing-
| hamton and the Rev. Daniel Doody of
Cazenovia, will sail from New York on
Feb. 3 for q long trip in European wat
ers. Their first stopping place will be
..aples. They will return in April.
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Archbishop Corrigan has appointed
Rev. William Livingston chaplain, Of
the House Of the Good Shepherd in
New York, to succeed the late Dr.
Edward MoGlynn. Two thousand dol
lars has been raised at Newburg by
6 =, s2ription to pay the expenses of DR..
McGlynns illness and funeral. The
money has been subscribed by people of
all denominations.
The papal bull authorizing the conse-
Grafton of the Rev. Mgr. Sbaretti, Bish-
op-elect of Havana, has been received
at the Apostolic Legation. The service
will be celebrated with pontificial high
mass at st. Aioiysus' Church, Sunday
morning, Feb 4. Archbishop Martin
ELI will be the oonsecrator, assisted by
Bishop Curtis, coadjutor to the Cardi-
nal and Bishop. Monohon of Whining
ton. sf{tS9i
Archbishop yKain of ST. Louis, ac-
eompanied bYa Rev. David S. Phelan,
editor of the Western Waterman of
that city, will leave for Rome soon af-
ter Easter and remain in the Eternal
City probably six months or longer.
MY trip" said the Archbishop, lis
purely in the nature Of a pilgrimage
1t will be prolonged, for the reason
that 1 desire to pay a fitting tribute to
the Holy Father. whom it is customary
for the hierarchy to honor during the
holy year" 81
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1t has just come out that Rev. Father
.Schwinn, of Holy Name Church, Ra-
cine, Wis, was victimized by the re
pentant bank robber' who has been
making wholesale confessions there and
at Kenosha- A man giving his name as
Patrick Marley told the Priest that he
had robbed a bank at Boone, Ia, of
$1,000, eight years ago, and now want
ed to return the money. He got so
cents from the Father to dig up the
hidden money and 81 to hire a. horse
and buggy. Nothing has been seen of
the man since.
The Catholic winter school will open
in New Orleans, La, on Feb.42S The
directors are arranging an attractive
programme. The exhibition of Tis-
sot's pictorial Life of Christ" will be
a special feature of the session. Among
the lecturers will be Henry Austin
Adams, Father Koran of Arkansas and
Father Biever, who are old faVoMtes
at the winter school. Newcomers will
be DR.. O'Malley and Rev Thomas P
Mclaughlin of New York, the singing
priest" who was heard recently ils
Boston.
The Rev. Bonaventure Brown, C. P, |
died at st. Mary's Retreat, New York |
Friday morning, Jan. 10, of Brights
disease. Father Brown was born Jan |
II, 1S47, in Providence, R. l., His faith
er's name was Eli Brown and his moth |
er's Lucy Williams. They are old |
Yankee stock, tracing their ancestry to
the Mayfower. His mother taught in |
the schools. Father Brown was a gem !
tleman by birth and education. He was |
held in highest esteem by his confreres
and superiors in the order of which he I
was a member, and the Catholic clergy /
and hierarchy of the country held him |
in very high regard g .n
Archbishop Keane has given out a
statement in regard to the progress of
his efforts to complete the endowment |
Of the Catholic university at Washing
ton. He says: Much progress has been
made, but much remains to be done.
One million dollars are needed to put
things in proper shape"
Archbishop Keane states that no col
ections will be taken up in any
Church. He hopes to attain his object
oy preaching in the Cathedrals of all
he large cities, and thus rouse, the peo-
pie to a sense of duty in this slaudable
undertaking.
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For refusing to attend religious serv-
ces in a school at Pierpont, N. Y, Six
cen Catholic children have been dis
missed by the board of education Bit
er feeling has been created and serious
.rouble is feared between the Catholic
md Protestant population. The child
'en are members of st. Johns Church,
ind Father OMeara says they cannot
n conscience submit to hearing thai
orm of religious service now used ev-
,ry morning. The board of education
avs tha children are guilty of insnh-