The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-01-11

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times.
Mrs Bridget Mccarthy of Ansonia
! Conn.,, is almost 100 years old. She was
| born in Mitchellstown, ireland, on May
| 10, 1893 and she therefore lived in Ireland
when it had a parliament. She remem-
bers the hanging of Father Goigley at
Maidstone in 1898, the union of Ireland
with Great Britain in 1S00 the famine in
| 1922, the death of William " in 1884, and
| the coronation, of Queen Victoria.
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1t is said the, Pope purposes to issue
early in the new year an encyclical on
Christian democracy, designed to check
the threatening disputes which have
arisen lately in the Italian Catholic party.
Mrs Elizabeth Kiernan of Cincinnati,
whose will has recently been probated,
left $4,000 to Catholic, charities. Among
the bequests was one of 5000 to the
Catholic university.
A dispatch from Rome states that it
has been decided to send pontifical mis-
sion to the coronation of King Edward,
on lines similar to that of the Victorian
Jubilee.
Bishop Beaven has ordered the Polish
priest, Father Rakowsh of Holyoke. to
leave the diocese, and has deprived him
of his faculties.
Rev. c.. F. McElroy. pastor of the
Church at Derby. Conn, recently an
nounced from the pulpit that he would
appoint a certain day on which to receive
paper. This is certainly the most eff
fectual way in which to propagate the
perpetual mission's in every parish.
t3t ~
Rev. Dr. Edward sNIcsweeney of Mount
ST. Mary.s College. Emmitsburg, Mr., is
engaged in writing a history of the Ma
tional Catholic Total Abstinence Union
of America. This history, will be an ex-
haustiye one, and DR. McSweeney is
1t in every respect authentic.
On the Feasbs of stsrCatherine half
bred Indian girls from the St. Boniface
Industrial school: ST Bchiface, Man, en-
Gray Nuns. Their names are: Alice
Swampy, Mary Chatelain, Sarah Henry. |
Arehange Morrisseau. A white girl |
Helen Toutan, entered at the same time |
The Pontif withstood the fatigue of
the Christmas ceTemonials perfectly. al |
though he insisted upon complying with |
the custom of saying three masses on |
christmas day, one midnight mass !
The winter always agrees with him 1t |
IS the exhausting heat of midsummer
and autumn that reduces his strength.
The New York World SAYS Cardinal |
ilbbons is to be appointed the president
u an episcopal commission to submit 20
he Pope list of new sees to be created
n the United States in order to keen mace
With the growth of the Catholic commu-
lity. This is the result, it is also as
erted, of recent correspondence on the
ubject.
The new Catholic cathedral at Westmin-
Yer VIII be opened three days after the
ing s coronation. After consultation
With Architect Bentley, Cardinal Vaughan
las decided that the opening ceremony
VIII take place on Sunday, June %, sub
ect to the reservation that nothing UNI
oreseen shall intervene to necessitate
ostponement. Cardinal Gibbons, we ne-
eve, VIII preach the dedicatory sermon.
ias received by the Pope in private audi
nee last week. was the bearer of the
fth volume concerning the trial and
cath of Joan of Arc, compiled by a
,arned Dominican friHr, Father Ayrolies.
lie contends that Joan deserves the palm +
I martyrdom and the title of saint This !
lew is shared by the. Pope, who ex-
oan of Arc during the year 1902.
.
Mr.. f. Costaggino, the well known art
t; who painted the ceiling in the rotunda
the Capitol at w tashington and whose
'iAiS - etl L pptl dis, EteNenIH district. | {
as completed a picture 9x13 feet, repre- ,
'nting. Jesus at the Marriage Feast"
nd will paint another of the same size
lttled The Holy Family for st. :
ary,s Catholic church at Rondout-on-
le-Hudson, N. Y f
The Most Rev. Dr. Dwyer coadiutor
shop of Maitland; recently referred at
me length to Catholic literature and q
'ged Catholics to take the Catholic p
ewspapers and read them; that was the
lily means by which they could get ac- ;
lrate news. He said he knew of moth {
6 more advantageous than a Catholic
lper to promote religion and to foster y
ue Catholic spirit He urged the neces-
atholic a
There was recently jubiation in the s
allan press over the supposed slight Of +
e Holy Father involved in the dispute y
garding the Croatian college in Rome. .
ow. however, it seems the Italian gov o
nment has agreed to act as the Popes p
III directed The college remains under t
e protection of Austria and the rector +
pointed. by the Vatican retaining CON r
ol The Italian press is much chagrined .
the collapse of the opposition to the y
ltican's Instructions
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