The Irish standard., 1901-05-18
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The committee on studies of the Co
lumbian Catholic Summer School has
just completed the list of lectures fol
the coming season, which will open al
Detroit, Mich, July 8, and continue
until the 31st.
The course of lectures consists of
three lectures on "Fundamental Eth
tcs," by Rev. Joseph Campbell, D. D.,
of st. Paul, Mimi; the subjects are,
"Conscience," Morality" and "Impu-
liability of Moral Evil" DR.. Henry
Austin Adams, of Brooklyn, N. Y, will
deliver course of three lectures on
Biographical subjects; one lecture will
be on "Daniel O'Connell." The Rev.
Myles ]. Whelan, of Baltimore, Md,
will give three lectures: subjects, eau
thority in Religion" Religious Indif-
ferentism," and "The Reunion of Chris
tendom." Thomas O'Hagan, LII. D.,
Phi. D., of Toronto, Cam, will speak on
"Woman in Shakespeare" and
"Charles Dickens"
Professor Monaghan, of the State
University, Wisconsin, will speak on
labor and Strikes" "Trusts," and
Commercial Expansion"
Rev. Michael O'Connor, S. j., of Chi
cago, will deliver three lectures; SUBJ
.jects not yet announced. James Jeffrey
Roche, editor Of the Boston Pilot, will
speak on "Irish Wit and Humor'' and
4'Some Newspaper Experiences" Rev.
II. B. Doherty, G. S. p, Of New York
City, will speak on 'The Friars in the
Philippines" "With the Army at Ma
nila," and "rhe Outlook in the Phil
ippines." Right Rev. Thomas Conaty,
rector of the Catholic University Of
Washington, will deliver three lec-
lures ON educational subjects.
The Rev. Joseph Schrembs, of Grand
Rapids, Mich, will lecture on "The
Catholic Church and Civil Liberty"
Hon. NJ. J. Wade, of Iowa City, Iowa,
will speak ON "Some Grave Social
Problems" Rev. J. P. Carroll, D. D.,
president of ST. Joseph's college, Du-
buque, Iowa, will speak on "King
Lear" Rev. Martin S. Brennan, A.
NJ, Sc. d., Of st. Louis, will give an
illustrated lecture on ';The Sldereal
Universe" Rev. q. P. Graham, of
Cleveland, Ohio, will also deliver one
lecture.
Thursday, July IS, has been set
apart for the knights of Columbus.
The lecturer for this occasion has not
yet been announced.
Special arrangements have been
made for impressive religious ceremo-
nies on the Sundays during the session
Of the school. Among church dgnita-
ries who will be present are, His Emil
hence Cardinal Martinelli, Mgr. Fal-
COMO, apostolic delegate to Canada;
Most Rev. Archbishop Katzer; Right
Rev. Bishop Richter; Right Rev.
Bishop O'Gorman, and Most Rev.
Archbishop Bruchcsi of Montreal
A Sunday school conference will be
held. during the first week of the
school, The speakers already an
ncunced are, Rev. J. Il. O'Connell, of
Toledo, Ohio; Rev. M. j. O'Brien, of
Green Bay, Wis; Rev. Frank O'Rorke,
Monroe, Mich, and Miss Minnie Kel-
liner, Green Bay, Wis. These confer
ences will be in charge of Very Rev.
j. +. Dolphin, president of st. Thom-
as College, st. Paul
During the second and third weeks
of the school Teachers Institute
will be held, under the charge Of DR..
Edward Mclaughlin, of Chicago.
Coincident with the sessions of the
school will be held the meetings Of the
Reading Circle Union. These meet
ings will continue throughout the en-
tire session of the school.
A very large attendance is already
assured, Oh account of the special at
fractions Of the school, and the low
rates Of fair in connection with the
National Education meeting at De-
troit.
Special stop-over privileges will be
granted to those who wish to attend
the Pan-American exposition ut Buff
falo.
A large Illustrated circular has Just
been issued by the officers of the
school, copies Of which may be OBJ
tanned from the secretary, John A.
Hartigan, 1867 st. Anthony avenue,
st. Paul, Nlinn.