The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-04-05


and and Mexico, and for the last three year:
iirSt counselor to the superior general OF
the order of Passionists, will soon return
10 this. tins country to attend the triennia
SonclaVe or the order, to be held in PItIs-
purS next August After the conciave ne
VIII probably return to Rome TO complete
MS siX-year term of office.
The first annual report of the Pasteur
institute OF India. which has just been
issued, bears emple evidence of the won
derful success which has been achieved
by its director. Major Semple, during the
snort time 1t has been in existence
\ German paper in Baden says that the
government of Baden viii not allow the
smallest convent 10 exist in Grand Duchy.
while in other parts of the empire whole
dioceses are ruled by monks. The bishop
OF Augsberg is Franciscan, the pish4p
of Llmburg is a Cistercian, and the blsh-
op Of Matz is a Benedictine
The United Irish League of Great Brit
am announces that it will oppose any
liberal candidate for an English constitu-
League.
His Eminence Cardinal Rambolla re-
centIy received Lord Denbigh and the
other members of the British mission
sent to congratulate the pope on his ju-
bilee. the meeting being of a very cor
dial character.
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Father Jette, S. j., son of the lieuten
on duty in Alaska. has found tablets
among the Nulato Indians being HERO
glyphics similar to those used by the
Apaches OF New MeXico-anotner argu-
ment Tor the unity of the human race
and its dispersion from its original home
in Asia.
Among recent converts to the Catholic
faith in Germany We're two sons of Jacob
Caro-, professor of history in the Univer-
sity of Berlin.
A donation to the organ fund of St.
Joseph church, Kilmarnock, has been
received from Mr.. Andrew Carnegie.
amounting to S765.
The monumental album soon to be pre-
sented to Leo XIII by the Catholic women
of Mexico now contains the enormous
number of $4,000 names.
During the last few weeks Catholic
mission has been established on Kings
island, which lies sixty miles northwest
Of 9f tasmania, and is largely inhabited by
Maoris and Chinese
A movement toward the church exists
among the Jews of Posen, Prussian Po-
land: A recent convert is a daughter od
Professor Rosanes. grandson of the IA |
nous Rabbi Aldba Eyer
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The venerable Catholic archbishop of |
Glasgow, who is in his S5th year and is
passing through another serious illness. |
mas been tower of strength to the Cath
olic church in Scotland A Yorkshire
man, he quickly found himself at home
among Scotsmen, and under him the faith
has fiourished abundantly in Glasgow.
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The anti-dueling BILL championed by
the German Catholic party, has passed in
the reichstag. The chance is considered
good that it will also pass the bundles
rath.
The German kaiser sent the holy father
as d jubilee present rich gold clock. the
king OF Saxony superb porcelain group,
wich obtained d prize at the Paris eX-
position, and President Loubet as already
stated, some Coabelin tapestry. Cardinal
Richard, archbishop of Paris who is now
N Rome, sent an autograph letter of con-
graduation to the pope and a magnificent
bouquet of flowers.
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In Hobart, Tasmania, a Catholic priest,
Father Patrick Gilleran, is president of
he Blind society and takes active part :
II yanm secular affairs.
In Dublin Irish Language Week is to
le celebrated with a large procession
Dhe Dublin trades are to participate |
)'Connell's triumphal car is to figure in {
t and the Irish Foresters and the Emmet
costume association has promised its aid ,
oward forming a gorgeous and impress !
We parade. !