The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-26
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

on Wednesday, July 9, Bishop Hoban o
scranton ordained at the cathedral il
that city, the first Greek priest ever ele
vated to the priesthood in this country
Rev. John Parskouta, who. on Saturday
was raised TO the office of deacon b,
cardinal Gibbons, in Baltimore. Hereto
Iore the ceremony has been performed Il
.Europe. Bishop FHoban obtained A spe,
clal d1spensation from the College of tn,
| propaganda in Rome, as this was neces
sary ON the part of q Latin bishop to or
| dain Greek priest
.
/ The British war office paws the French
catholic bishop at Hong Kong. China,
| the sum of S1,500 a year for the use of a
chapel IN which VIII the Catholic soldiers may
| worship. The priests who officiate sneak
little or imperfect English.
The Popular Bank of Leo XII has been
| founded at Madrid in honor of the uapaI
jubilee to aid the working classes This
peal strongly to the. Pontiff whose life
mas shown such devotion to the interests
of the loborer.
Georgetown University, Washington. i.
C.' conferred the degree of.doctor of laws
upon Hon Bellamy storer,- at present
United states minister to Spain.
The diocese to carry off the honors of
the greatest population is said to be that
OF Mgr. Battandreret of Allashabad North
India. 1t has SS147,OO0 inhabitants. of
whom only 7,162 are Catholics, the rest
pagans.
The Paris Uniyers announces on what
1t claims to be excellent authority. that
the Ponttfical commission on Holy Scrip
ture is in active occupation and, that
though, secret, its labors are rapidly pro-
crossing.
4 priest, recently returned from Rome.
said IN relation to the archbishopric of
New New YORK and new American cardinal:
mere IS reason to believe that the sue
cessor to Archbishop Corrian will be
named ma within a comparatively short time
Ihe Holy Father regards this See as one
OF the most important in the whole
Church, and ne is unwilling that it should
be a day longer than necessary without
an actual head. Although there seems |
to be some speculation here as to the |
personality of the new archbishop, there |
Is nLlle IN Rome- 1t seems to be taken |
Tor granted there that the Pope is really |
seriously considering only one name and !
tnat is Bishop Farley's. In fact there is
reason to believe that the Holy Father
to appoint Bishop Farley al
most as soon as he learned of the death of
Archbishop Corrigan j notice that with
m the last few days some of the papers
1ave printed dispatches from Rome to
oe created cardinal. [ am inclined to
.hink that these dispatches are in error.
N and about the Vatican the general
understanding is that the next red hat
slVen TO the United States will be worn
'y Archbishop Ireland. L do not profess
o be in the confidence of the Papal
hrone, but l simply say that those who
'ught TO know much of the plans end
purposes of the head of the Church say
nat Ireland will be the next American
ardinal.'
IT. Rev. Bishop James L. Quigley.
lshop OF the diocese of Buffalo, N. Y,
gainst anarchy and socialism in his .5nCM dinN
ese Already the Catholics of some mar
'hes are banding themselves together TO- c
'ard ia oreaklng down this increasing evil.
ne idea is to organize circles in ever,,
arisn of the diocese which the worlsing,
zen zen lhe employers and all men of the
arlshes VIII be urged to join. Parish and
ocesan meetings will be held with great I
'Rularlty, and capable speakers will he | q
lgaged to discuss the ways and means !,
penent the social condition of tho -
orklnS classes along the lines laid down :
ope Leo Alll. in his recent encyclicaI a
LABOR and socialism, with the oh{ect t
bringing society in general under the Il
1iuence of Christian principles and 10 +,
uIeeraet anarchy and socialistic teach ',
Mrs Ann Eliza Walsh of BROOKLYN has u
ven the sum of $i50,O 900 to esta 1Iish ~
no for the education of candidates for II
iesthood of the Church. This find has II
81 neen Incorporated under the Laws tc
IN tnat state. it's title being. "The Henry ri
Jr., Fund for the Education ~
candidates for the Roman Cathoiic u
lesthood in the Poorer Dioceses of tho te
lted states. and Elsewhere. /" IT is a &C
nilt moral of the late Henry McCaddin. a re
other of Mrs Walsh. Mrs. Walsh in r.
8; at cost of 100000. built the Mn- ~ - -
ddin memorial in Brooklyn. and nre- 60 60
\ lted II to, the Church of Saints Peter IN
q Paul. the building to be used as a is
lure han st
2;sbon pr
Ssisnop Spalding OF Peoria has collected ,vI
= puphshed number of ESSAYS under -,
titie OF Religion, Agnosticism and si n
ng the lines suggested by the .titIe one t1il of
.iheI 70 attract considerable attention wi
Paftcular, q reply to CnlonnI Innorsnii s.,,