The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-09-20

erected on the site OF the present nome.
Inc new building will cost $4,000.
st. Johns new parsonage at Canton. o.,
IS progressing rapidly. 1t will soon be
under roof
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lege, Milwaukee. this year is the largest
In the history of the institution. Many
g the more ambitious students are pass
ing over from the commercial to the clas-
J sical course. It NAV be a matter of sur
prise for some to know that there were
sSlore members in the freshman and So
phomore classes of the college during the
2ast year than in corresponding classes
at the state university.
St. Michaers church. Chicago is pre-
pairing for its golden jubilee next month.
A new altar has been dedicated: two
Munich glass windows are being installed !;
new side affairs will be in place within
another week. as will also 2G00 incan-
descent electric lights.
Louis Bolden a brilliant young colored
Seminarian: is preparing for the priest
hood. He is a native of New York state.
seph's college, in Baltimore. in about
| three years.
Collections are being taken up daily by
2 committee for a new Polish church at
Dunkirk, n. Y. Much liberality is man
ifested.
Four thousand Knights of St. John and
the1r friends were present at the twenty
fourth annual outing and field day of the
First Ohio brigade. held last week at
Manhattan Beach
The Polish Catholics of Meyersville La.
and vicinity are building a new church
| about three miles from that place.
.
The Irish picnic at Schlitz park, Mil
| years. Fully 5000 persons passed through
| the gates. The feature of the picnic was
the address of Professor Managhan of the
| state university.
Ground has been broken for club
| house for the Catholic Young Mems asso-
citation of St. Joseph's church. Roches
| ter. n. Y
,Crotian Catholics at Rankin, Pa, are
! planning to build church. Mass is now
said in public hall.
Workmen are drilling for gas on the
grounds surrounding Annunciation
church. Cleveland o. The pastor is con-
fident that thev will be successful in
locating a well.
The clergy of Milwaukee and vicinity
assembled at the archbishop's house on
Tuesday, Sept. 2. and unanimously ap-
proved of the present movement Tor fed
dliOu Ol the Ca10Ollc SOCl6LlSS.
FOREIGN.
The children of the Church of England
school at Dorchester are required to say
the Hail Mary as far as Holy Mary, |
Mother of Cod: to attend the children's |
mass Protestantl on saints days, and to |
DOW to the altar. those refusing to bow |
receiving chastisement. The affair has |
caused indignant comment in the house |
of commons.
The German minister of war has ad-
dressed to the commanders of all Ger
observance of various religious feasts on |
the part of the army The Catholic sol
diers are dispensed from all military
duty on the feasts of Easter. Pentecost,
Corpus Christi.
From every department in France and
from districts overwhelmingly liberal and
ernment for authorization for the Little
Sisters of the Poor. Thev have thirty
houses in France. and their case will
be given precedence before all others
when the examination begins before the
council of state
The war with cholera that the army
is now waging in the Philippines is de-
In Washington from the Philippine board
of health. Major Maus calls attention to
the splendid work performed by the Sis
ters OF CHARITY who were sent there as
nurses. These noble women devoted
themselves fearlessly to the work of
nursing the sick. and spared no effort
in behalf of their patients. who, as
rule. belonged to the lowest native classes
and among whom the disease was malig-
nant.
The marriage of the Hon. Stuart R.
Erskine. second son of Lord Erskine, to {
the only daughter of Mr.. Heaven, in the
Catholic cathedral at Aberdeen, early In E
august recalls the fact that Mr.. I
Heaven is wealthy Catholic gentle
man who purchased the manor and lands
Of the Forest of Berse few years ago.
He married the Maruuise de Braceras, {
and has done much for the promotion OF {
Of Scotland. A special nuptial blessing
vas sent by Pope Leo XIII to the bride
and bridegroom.
Rt. Rev. Mgr. Kennedy, rector of the t
American college in Rome. is now in f
his country. Since Mgr Kennedy's in Y
;tallation as rector the American college :
n Rome has been in n most flourishing
and a number of lonr-needed
improvements have been introduced, the e
most important being the addition of a i
lew building at a cost of S4S, 900. OF this [
mount $4,000 (has already been SUBJ i
AennedYs visit is TO raise the remain
ng $S2. 900 necessary to liquidate the re- s
naming portion of the debt. +
all for the restoration of the grave of
It. Benedictus. the naval officers of | O
'pezia responded with big check, prom :
Iaf ra thur tnft4eg tS G4nfribntops ms " This is the
-cted toward the same purpose. t
Anton Lang. the "Crstus'' of the f
obera3mmergau era Passion Play Of 1sOO was s
aughter of the blacksmith of Oberam- s
nergau. C
1t is feared that the Catholic mission b
ries of Corea will be in danger as a 4
esult of the present uprising against for y
igners. d
Bishop Favier, the French Catholic a
troke OF paralysis. His condition is Sc a
ous. 9
The monks of the Chartreuse. who are
,aving France. have. it is stated, ceded T
le business of manufacturing the fa- W
louS Chartreuse to a company for the G.
UNI OF 100000 francs. II
The, superior excellence of Catholic st
;hools in Sydney. Australia. is evidenced b,
Y the fact that thev have an attendance m
$4,000 Catholics and 5000 Protestant ST
lildren. = :.
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The International Eucharistfc congress. OF
hich has been in session at Namur, Bel tf
UNI. closed on Sunday with a great w
lblic procession of the Blessed Sacra- h;
ent. m
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The art of illumination was one of the y!
eat triumphs of the monks of the Mid
e Ages. A copy of the New Testament
as executed in the fourth century in let ~,
rs of silver. with the initials in gold, -. ~
Id is still preserved in the royal library nj
UDsal under the title of the "Codex al
raenteus.'' oe