The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-06
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Ecclesiastical Briefs Gathered From
Church Progress"
Corpus Christi parish in Buffalo. N. "
Is to have magnificent new church.

Is 10 nave a magnificent new church.
The Montana Coal& Coke company. of
Livingston, in that state has decided to
Bishop Brondel for the Catholic diocese
OF Montana the two lots in Aldridge upon
which the Catl olic church there stands.
st. Patricks parochial school. Buffalo.
| n. Y, was damaged last week about 81 so
by a fire which originated in the base
ment.
Catholics of Altoona expect to subscribe
$3.50 for the new episcopal residence in
that city.
A most beautiful cruciffX has been com
pleted for Holy Rosary church of Provi-
| dence, R. |. The cross is of solid ma
hogany, hand carved, and inlaid with
made by hand and was imported from
A number of Catholic gentlemen of Gin
cinnau have been complaining about
! vile and blasphemous pamphlet directed
! against the blessed sacrament, witch
! they have received by mail from an in
! fidel publisher in Lexington, Ky.
At a recent mission given by the Paul
! ist Fathers in St. Peters church, Dor
| chester Mass, 200 women approached
| the SacramentS.
Senator Roach of North Dakota, died
last week in Washington, d. c., and was
buried in ST. Paul's church. She was an
enthusiastic church worker and promi-
nent in the several societies and aux
ilaries of st. Paul's church, of which she
was a member. At a recent election OF
lady regents of Trinity college Miss Roach
was rendered the office Of corresponding
secretary, AMI was about to enter on her
new duties when death. claimed her.
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l,n hnir, htri1f
to the Ursuline convent Dallas, Tex, at 4
cost of $55,0O0 is rapidly nearing compile
ton.
The remains of Bishops Young and Null
len of Erie, Pa, were recently placed in
the crypts which were prepared for them
under the main altar of st. Peters ca
thedral, in that place.
The bell of the immaculate Conception
church at Albuquerque n. NJ. which has
had for so long to give, forth its peals
from an old wooden belfry behind the
belfry on the most elevated part of the |
fine st Mary's school building Now its |
peals can go forth with uninterrupted |
resonance over the whole city
Information comes from Hamilton. o.,
that six of the Sisters of Charity dt
Mercy hospital, in that town, are ill with
typhoid fever, traceable to the use OF
4AAiPul = Him
Committees are now actively at work
in San Antonio, Tex, soliciting subscrip-
tions for a contemplated Catholic club
in that city. Subscriptions so tar received
amount to $4,000.
St Joseph infirmary, Louisville, Ky,
conducted by the Sisters Of Charity of
Nazareth celebrated the golden anniver-
sary of its establishment.
.
The annex to the school of st. Mar
tins, Chicago, is now completed and cost
the sum of $1,000.
Another church is to be erected in Law
renee, Mass, by the Augustinians to re-
place the present church of st. Law
renee O'Toole: 1t will cost about $1,000
Work on it will probably be started next
spring.
A new hospital. to be under the care of
the Sisters of Charity, will be opened at
Sandusky. O., in January to be known
as Providence hospital.
Rt Rev. Bishop Garrigan has dedicated
the new Sacred Heart church at Poea-
hontas, Ia. The entire cost of the build
ing and its furnishings will be about
$2sH09' i-s1eaa. se,s-ps
The Catholic church att Seguin, Tex
was robbed last week of sacred vessels to
the value of $225.e The robber effected
entrance to the building by cutting one
of the windows and then opening It.
Making his way toithe sacristy he forced
open the safe and took all its contents, I
consisting of two new chalces and two
cborums. The tabernacle was not dis
turbed, and a monsTance, valued at $l2o
which was in the sacriSty, was also over
looked, so that it is probable the thief, i
or thieves, was frightened away.
A fine new hall will be built for ST.
Rosalias parish at Pittsburg, Pa, cost
ing about $1,000.
The investigation, Recently concluded in
New Orleans. into the question of the {
life of heroic holiness of Father Francis
Xavier Seelos, will be brought to a close f
n Fossen, Bavaria, tie native place of q
The candidate for beat;fication t
The Catholics of Grant Pass, Ore. are S
the erection OF a parochial
'esidence and are making arrangements
or that purpose J
St Bernards church, Akron, o., re- !
llized nearly $4,000 from its recent bazaar.
The new monastery of the Redemptor- {
SITS at the Mission church Roxbury,
Mass, is almost ready for the roof.
A valuable cTucifix which mysteriousiy ]
disappeared from st. Joseph's church in +
San Antonio, Tex, about four months Y
60 has been as mysteriously restored T
[ was carefully deposited on the steps S
f the side entrance to the church, where S
was found early one morning recently. +
Four days of last week were given over !,
o the celebration of the fiftieth anniver- =
airy of the establishment of Loyola col- =
ege, Baltimore, conducted by the Jesuit +
'athers. "
BY the will of the late Thomas Coleman j
f Newport, KY. many Catholic charities
ave been benefited The Catholic or d
hanage at Cumminsville receives SO, 900: Il
D Archbishop Elder 500 for masses for 81
estator's father and mother; all jewelry n
to be sold and the proceeds distrih- a
ted to the poor through the st. Vincent n
e Paul society. All the residue of the Z
state, some $4,000, is given absolutely b
} st. Mary's seminary, Rich Hill. d
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An unusual event took place in Albany, p'
. Y. or Sunday of last week, when the
ately cathedral of the Immaculate Con-
option was consecrated. 1t was also the :
oldep jubilee of the grand old structure
nd brought together as distinguished al q
altering of churchmen as has been seen
this country in many day
FOREIGN.
The population returns in France for
o. show $4,000 births, against $4,000
aths.