The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-04-12


new church Of the Italian renais
n sance style of architecture will shortl,
IL he erected by the congregation of St Jo
seph' Lake Linden Mich.
The Thibodaux, La, Sentinel hat
opened q subscription list to raise fund.
Y for reducing the indebtedness on the Mt
carmel convent in that city. The Sentine
heads the list with a donation of S25 anC
p the local branch of the c. X. of A. con.
= tributes a like sum.
=. n .
u Rt. Rev. Bishop Macs of Covington
. ny, left on Monday last for New York
n from which point he set sail for Europe
t on Wednesday. His objective point is
t. Rome.
,, has been donated to the new Catholic
= church at Arlington. S. D.. by Mr.. An
q drew huehn, former resident of that
cIty, but at present wholesale grocer
A new institution, called St Phillips
Home for Industrious Boys has been
opened at Az Broome street, New York
Tor the accommodation of Catholic work.
ing boys whose wages are small and who
| are without relatives or home Brother
Barnabas is the director.
The Catholics of Donora. Pa who
, number more than eighty families. have
, taken inltiatory steps for the erection OF
handsome new church during the com
ing summer; committee has been
chosen to select site.
Through the untiring efforts of the La
dies Altar society of the Church of the
Immaculate Conception at FL Paso. Tex,
that eulflce has been enlarged. 1t now
has a seating capacity of more than 300
o
Plans are being prepared for an at
tractive brick school building for the
al "a +Tfr1 .af
Mary. 1t will be erected on the north
east corner of Garfield avenue and Rus
sell; ssi loo Detroit, at an estimated cost of
A large new convent is being built by
! the Sisters of st. Benedict at Covington.
La. When completed it will be one of the
| uhest and most commodiOus buildings of
| S22,000
The new addition TO St Vincent's hos
pitai Cleveland, o., for the care of sur |
opened last week. 1t is a fine building !
and has accommodations for about sixty /
patlehts tt'ls in charge of the Sisters !
of Charity.
Old parishioner, lately deceased, has be-
queathed the sum of 500 to st. Marks
church. Richmond Ky for repairs 10
mat structure; She also provided that at
t.NI
given as a nucleus for a building fund
TO erect new church.
.
Rev; William O'Meara of St. Georges
church, Armour, S. D., will build new
church this spring at belmont a mid
way station on the Chicago. Milwaukee &.
81 Paul railway, between Tripp and Ar
mour.
The new cathedral al Dallas Tex. is
rapidly nearing completion. It is expected
in two or three months the structure will
be ready for occupancy,
Contracts have been let for the cree
ton Of new marble altars in ST Eliza
beth church, Chicago. The cost will be
in the neighborhood of $4,000.
Although no official announcement has
been made. and may not be for the pres
ent. there is good reason for saying that ,
Bellamy Storer Will not long retain the
Spanish mission. He likes the Spanish
people and enjoys his environment His
reasons for desiring a change are wholly ! ,
and. it Is hoped will not in
EoiVe his retirement from diplomatic life. {
Mr.. Storer is convert TO Catholicity !
BY the will of the late Henry Diesin-
ger Of Philadelphia. 5000 is left to the p
church Of Our Lady Help of Christians Il
for a memorial window. :
Bishop Messmer of Green Bay. WIS I
whom report has it will be made Arch y y
bishop of Manila, denies any knowledge
IF the fact. If such action is contem- [
plated he has received no intin1a ton of C
John Lynch. a member of the lannon's 9
'apal guard that fought for the integrity :,
u the papal government at Rome in 1850, =,
lied last week at his home in Worces- W
er, Mass. Mr. Lynch was e. years OLD n
lie was born in Killarney county Kerry Il
reland. wife. two sons and six daugh- 81
ers survive him. a
During two weeks mission given by
he Augustinian Fathers in the church Of
he Nativity. Philadelphia over 300 con
essons were heard and twenty-five adults
pphed Tor instruction in the faith a
Plans for new $1,000 church, to be
rected at GEORGETOWN. o.. are now ready
nd building will commence at once tn
The old convent building at Altata So tn
ora adjoining the historical church of pl
aoaca; has collapsed. as a result of be- st
lg undermined by the river. Fortunate hi
no one was injured. pr
Fifty pilgrims, representing the flower pa
the Catholic aristocracy of Holland OF
III accompany the archbishop of Utrecht we
Rome, on visit TO the holy father an an
lrly next May. ch
BY the viii of the late AIr. James =. DO
ombard Of Dublin. $50 each is be- sd
leathed to number of Catholic chari-
es in that city.
The holy see has issued DEGREES estab- In
'hlng ing cathedral chapters for the dioceses
Waterford and Galloway.
The Most Rev DR.. Donnely. bishop Of Ap
lnea. has been named dean of Dublin in | dir
ccession to the late Mgr. Walsh. i,,a
. ills
r. Rev. Mgr. O'Reilly has been once bel
ain elected chairman Of A., III @ DllSe sin
spltal trustees of Auckland, n r.. for me
e ensuing year. loc
During an address a few evenings aco ,I pII
liyered at San Juan before the Feder- nys dVs
ed Catholic associations of Porto Rico an; an;
at the time has arrived for the holding ''eo
annual Catholic congresses under the
g of the new world.
. -
The lat Mr.. James Coghlan. J. p. min =
3 investor. Of Ballarat. N T., i'm his Sys
II pequeathed e2Oo to Nazareth House Ca
endouree, conducted by the nuns of the yea
!. ue[ 81, OF iNazareth; goo to Bishop Moore hay
, church purposes, and e1O0 each to the NAT
Ilarat Hospital, Ballarat Benevolent -
YUM and Ballarat Orphan Asylum. 20 a1,
o erS
)ut of the fifty-eight members in the ~
'ond chamber of the Holland parlia- lor
mt twenty-five are Catholics, and ciaI
re are three Catholics in the oueen's ry
'lnet- The advance of the faith in are