The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-03-29

In the list of vice presidents of ii
national civil service reform league fl
the present year is the name of No
Rev. Patrick John Ryan, d. D., arcl
! bishop of Philadelphia.
The fund for the establishment of
Sisters Hospital AT MarShalltown. Ia.
growing very rapidly Already the SUI
Of $1,000 has been subscribed althoug
not single dollar has yet been aske
; for the purpose.
Some clerical friends who visited til
Sunday school in Holy Rosary parish 6
Cleveland, o., recently We're agreeabl
| surprised to find a class of about A
Italian children.
Catholics of the town of Corpus Christ
n. Y; have collected during the pas
year the sum of $5,153.50 for the erectio
of new church.
Within a short time ground will b
proken for new church at Beaumont
Tex 1t viii have very large seatin
capacity and beautiful in it's unique style
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Mr.. Patrick Downs, an old resident o
| Northheld, Mich, has bequeathed his es
tate, consisting of forty acres of land an,
church of that place.
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The Sisters of Providence, Holyoke
Mass, receive a goodly Inheritance, fol
of the late Maurice Manning of Long
! meadow.
On Saturday and Sunday last the usua
| ordination took place at st. Francis semi
nary. Milwaukee. Deaconship was CON
| ferred on twenty-nine students and minor
orders on nineteen.
Rev. F. Meyer. O. F. NJ, and Rev. Bar
nabas Meyer, o. F. NJ, of Cincinnati,
have been appointed by the Very Rev.
Louis Haverbeck, o. F. NJ, to take
charge of the new missionary headquar-
ters at Jemez, \. NJ.
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Rev Francis Sullivan has been elected
a member of the board of educatinon at
Albion, n. Y.
The Sisters of the Incarnate World at
Beaumont, Tex. have just completed very
extensive additions and improvements to
their hospital. the cost amounting to Sl5,-
co., The institution is now up to date in
all its appointments
BY the will of the late John w. McDon-
aid the Home for Destitute Catholic Chill
dren. Boston, and the Particular Council
of the Society of st. Vincent de Paul are
each to receive $500.
Work has been resumed on st. Math-
ew's church at Monroe, La, and it is eX-
pected to be under roof during the sum-
mer The altar has been received from
Belgium.
An architect has prepared plans for
remOdeling and making an addition to the
z street Baptist church in Washington.
D. c. This property was bought some
time ago by the knights of Columbus
After extensive repairs made inside and
out the building will be known as the
knights Of Columbus Temple.
Fire, caused by a defective flue. re-
Gently destroyed the Catholic school at
Moulton, Tex.
The Gibbon club of Pittsburg will soon
have home of its own which will cost
$4,000. It viii be a two-story brick build
ing. with bath room, library reading,
also be a gymnasium and a hall capable
Of seating 300 people.
The Sisters of st. Joseph at New Or |
eans are contemplating the establish |
nent of large sanitariUm at Crowley. |
La. Assurances have been given that |
The town will aid in the building.
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Plans for the new ST. Thomas church, |
3raddock. Pa. have been accepted by
he trustees. The cost will be $4,000.
St Vibiana's cathedral at Los Angeles
$ probably the only church in the United
states to have enshrined above its sane
uary the remains of its patron. st. Vibi-
ma, which were brought from Europe
many years ago and encased above the
Ugh altar.
The recent lectures to non-Catholics in
ioly Angels church, Chicago, were sue
essful beyond expectation About 100
ersons have signified their intention of
ecoming Catholics.
BY will of the late Mrs. Nathalie +. /
.eynal of New York. the founding asy- !
I'M conducted by the Sisters of Charity
eceives $4,000, College of St Francis ,
avier. $S3S3; the associates for be-
lending children and young girls, $1,000
A movement is on foot at Tacoma.
ash, 10 establish guild for the pro-
ction of trained nurses. Those who arc !
orking on the matter are the Sisters of {
{. Joseph,s hospital. Their efforts are I
ply seconded by the Woman's Auxiliary G
the same institution. +
BY the will of the late Mr.. p. Mcshane !
Louisville, KY, Rt. Rev. Bishop Nc
oskey has been given $1.000; the Little
sters of the Poor $3.50, and $500 for the
urch which he had helped to erect in Z
lylorsville, that state. c
Since its opening in 1S41, st. PauTs or ?
anage. Pittsburg Pa has cared for =
"a children. of which number 5,476 were
Us and 4.79S girls. v
rhe Sisters Of Mercy in Cincinnati are a
eparing to dispose of their old mother s.
use and move to new quarters. The
)ney realized from the sale will enable
EN- TO complete the erection of thu new :,
house. II
The new St. Joseph's hospital at New o
buquerque, n. NJ, is nearing compile II
n Great attention has been given to a
sienic conditions and it will be mod a
1 in all its appointments. r
ssed a magnificent set of stations of m
Cross for Holy Family church. g
chester, N. Y. They We're imported ii
m innsbruck, Tyrol, and cost 1920. fe
'ommon sense is simply the sense
It does not put square pegs into tt
Ind holes. r.
asst your bread upon the waters. but ro
not wait until it is too stale for w
II own use. oy
10 man has so many faults as his in
mics declare, nor so many virtues hi
his admirers claim. ~ -.
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