The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-21

church edlflce that VIII cost IN the neiSh-
borhood of $4,000.
Nearly all the inhabitants of the Mar
queSaT islands are Catholics Forty-two
churches and chapels are in existence,
and there are schools conducted by the
Joseph of Cluney. Bishop Martins pal
ace" at Atuona is a mere box of two
rooms.
Rev. T. NJ. Jones. who was well known
in Washington, died suddenly in mid
ocean on voyage to Italy last week.
Father Jones was the grandson of Com
modore Jacob Jones, who served in the
American navy during the second war
with England
st. Elizabeth's church. Denver. will be
consecrated June s. The German Catho-
lies of Denver in 1878 numbered about one
dozen families. In 1891 an $4,000 monas-
terry of the Franciscans was built. then
came St. Clara's orphanage, and then
st. Elizabeth's school.
At the close of the Catholic congress
was given to 300 poor persons, who We're
waited upon by the archbishop of Bari
and ten bishops.
Sister Cesarene de St. Theresa. whose
name in the wor dwas Mary Walsh who
died recently in Baltimore, was born in
the county of Cork, Ireland She entered
the Order of the Little Sisters of the
Poor at the mother house in France. sey-
enteen years ago.
St Mary's Springs sanitarium, Oshkosh.
Wis, has been dedicated. The building
was erected TO the memory of the late
Mrs. Mary Boyle, mother of Mr.. John T..
Boyle, the millionaire yeast manufacturer,
and cost $4,000.
Twenty of the converts who embraced
the Catholic faith as result of the recent
mission held in St. Mary's church, Joliet,
by the Paulist Fathers, Handy and Hea-
ly, have been received into the church.
Madame Josephine Errington. r. S. H..
mistress general at the Convent of the
Sacred Heart Misunderstanding N Y. died
ireland and entered the Sacred Heart
order when little more than 20 years of
age.
Rev. p. O'Mahoney, S. j.. who recently
completed his theological course at the
St. Louis university, has gone to Spokane,
Wash. In future he will be connected
with Gonzaga college at that place.
Rev. James A. Dalton. L. S. A.. of
Philadelphia, left for San francisco last
week, where he will take the army tran
sport June 10 for Manila, where he will
act as chaplain of the Fifth United States
cavalry.
The Very Rev. Joseph F. McGrall of
Worcester, Mass. chaplain of the United
States training ship Dixie. has gone to
Martinique with the relief expedition.
BY order of King Alfonso of Spain, a
courtmartial has acquitted a young Pro-
testant soldier who was placed on trial
at Santiago for refusing TO kneel at mass.
Queen Natalie will accompany Queen
Marguerite on her visit to the Holy Land.
Both ladies will receive Pope Leo's spe-
cial blessing before they start out.
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Mgr. Hurtin, bishop of Dacca. India, is
in Rome at the procure of his congrega-
ton. that of Holy Cross. On his arrival
week ago he learned that his episcopal
city had been destroyed by cyclone.
A parish for Hungarian Catholics has
been formed for those resident in New
York. ) $4,000 church is now in course
of erection.
The centenary of the foundation of the
| Christian Brothers was commemorated in
archbishop presided and the lord mayor
and members of the corporation attended
in state.
At a mission lately given by the Re
church, Washington, d. c., the unusual
number of LIS confessions were heard.
Abraham Simmer the we'll known He
brew philanthropist of Waverly, Ia. has
arranged to surrender his home and the
surrounding park in that city to the Sis
ters of Mercy of Dubuque for the estab
lishment of a hospital. The property is
valued at 100000.
Two Franciscan nuns recently cele-
brated their golden jubilee in Glasgow
Scotland. Rev. Mother Glars and Sister
Agatha. in their respective spheres o
activity. have accomplished much fol
| education and religion in Scotland.
.
| An interesting incident of this wear.
/ observance of Memorial day was an ad
dress to G. A. r. veterans in St. Peter
! church. New York. by Rev. Theodore
of that brave old veteran Colonel Nc
/ Cormick of the Pennsylvania volunteers
His eminence the cardinal archbisho!
| of Cracrow is in conference with thu
Benedictine Fathers to induce them tt
come to Poland. There. in the neighbor
! hood of Cracrow are the ruins of the ole
abbey of Tyniets-for 500 years the hal
! lowed home of the Sons of st. Benedict
Father Powers has begun his move
open-air meetings in Edinburgh Gras
| Market. Scotland. Large crowds at
| tend these meetings, and a unique fea
ture is the pledge to abstain from all IN
! toXicating liquors on Saturdays from
noon until midnight. 1t is know. as tn
twelve-hour pledge.
South Germanys oldest monastery tn
| Benedictine abbey of Wessobrun. found
/ cd in 7Ql q ponfiSpafp6 i'm 1902 hac
! restored to the Benedictine order b.
Baron Won Cramer- Klett. Protestant
and will soon be re-occupied by monks
| The baron bought all the lands and re
mainng buildings of the old abbey 70
! 100000 marks from the Bavarian estat
and sold them to the Benedictines for
nominal sum.
From Stuttgart, Germany news come
of the organization of a society of Cath
! city of Tim, in the diocese of Rattenburg
| More than 450 Catholic teachers oartici
pated and Bishop Keppler was present
! urging and directing the movement a
lates Papers on several vital topics wer
read and discussed. As whole the meet
ing was one highly gratifying.
| In the tour of inspection that the arch
bishop of Tum has beea making of hi
! different parishes in Ireland. he express
ed himself as thoroughly pleased. AM
| spoke of the satisfaction it was TO hin
to see the flourishing state of religion
education and temperance
The Catholic press cannot live excep
! by continually pushing outward and on
ward. The true friend of Catholic litera
ture will never stop his paper, but vii
| rather seek for the Catholic journal ney
| subscribers in his vicinity.
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| The Vincentian mission at Cambuslane
| Scotland, accomplished noteworth,
event in founding the Sacred Heart Con
| fraternity for men and women and tn
enrolling over 1000 members.
The statement is made that the dis
| tinguished Austrian author, Joseph link
/ Maishef. has become a Catholic in Wen