The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-05-03
Church
Universal.
"This is
the victory
which over.
OOmeth the
WOrId...OHr
faith"

! By the will of the late Mary A Brad!
! of Philadelphia, the sum of $500 is left
! to the rector of St Columbia's church
| There is also a contingent bequest to the
| Protectory of the same place
| At recent meeting of the Ohio board
| of penitentiary managers the position o
assistant chaplain of the state institutio.
! was offered to Rev. f. i. Kelly. o. p.
with stipulated salary.
The lady members of the Catholic
| knights of America at Lake Charles, La
| have raised $500 to be used in the erection
! of Il meeting hall.
BY the will of the late William T. Shan
non of New Haven, Conn, his property
about $4,000, is TO go, after the discharge
of certain life trusts, to st. Francis
! Orphan Asylum, that city.
/ In response to an invitation issued by
! the pastor of Our Lady Of Perpetual
| Help church, Buffalo. \. Y, 200 men re-
/ Catholic club in that city. One of the
features will be a library.
a recent fair given I'm Pittsburg, Pa,
for the benefit of St. Philomena's church,
netted the handsome sum of S6.554:
People of the Cincinnati diocese have a
very practical way of assisting their
orphans. A trainload of ladies from
Dayton visited the institution the other
day, taking with them over 1000 pieces
of wearing apparel made by the members
of their guild. Another delegation from
Springfield took over 800 pieces.
Mr. Thomas Coonen of Detroit Mich,
who died recently. left S2VO TO the llttle
Sisters of the Poor his wife inheritins
the residue of his estate. She died a
month later and left the entire estate TO
Rev. F. J. Van Antwerp, excepting a
small legacy. TO be dispensed IN charltF-
The estate is worth about $4,000.
The beautiful ceremony of erecting ana
blessing Il calvary and cross twenty feet
high was witnessed by large crowd the
other day in the ancient cemetery OF
Iberyille parish, Point Pleasant, La. In
these grounds are buried the remains OF
some of the most prominent members OF
that state.
Catholics at old Point Comfort, Va,
win erect 4 handsome stone church TO re
place the present frame chapel OF 81;
Mary's. Plans for the edifice, which will
cost about $4,000, are being prepared. II
is understood that Mrs. t. F. Ryan OF
New York. has contributed most OF the
necessary amount.
Mrs. Donnelly, mother of Rev; Eugene
church, Flushing, \. Y, has given SV.eoo
10 the church for the erection OF a maroie
altar in honor of the twenty-fifth ami
yersarv of her sons ordination, which is
TO be celebrated on May 26.
BY the will of the late owen Lamp
Charles seminary $500 each to st. Johns
orphan ASYLUM. Little Sisters of the Poor,
St. Joseph's hospital, House of the Good
Shepherd. st. Vincents seminary, mount
St. Mary's, Emmittsburg: st. Vincent $
Home. St. Patrick's college, county
Cavan. ireland; Catholic Home for Girls
st. Joseph's House for Homeless indus
triou Boys. Our Lady of the RoSary COS ar;
church. The residue estimated at S5O,CeV'
goes to st. Mary's hospital ana 81
Joseph's orphan asylum. N
A central committee. representlng au
the Catholic knight branches OF Louis
Vile. Ky, New Albany and Jefferson
VILE. Ind. have arranged TO celebrate the
silver Jubilee OF the order on an extenslTe
scale on Monday, May 26. The. affair will
be held in Macauley's theatre in the flrs'
named place. ..s e..
ARRANGEMENTS are about perfected for
the conservation OF the Peoria. Ills, ca
thedral and the jubilee exercises. sr.;r.
The Little Sisters of the Poor, fihdlng
themselves unable to accommodate all
who seek shelter in the present aT decide5 nCGSe5
IN erect another home for the aged poor.
work on the building. which VII ne
located in West Philadelphia, VIII pesiH
Members of St. Patrick,s Congregation giSg 1s%
in Augusta. Ga. will erect rIr1er r1I,e iieT If
will cost $4,000.