The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-08-30

| there also occurred the celeDfdllol ol th'
| Jubilee of Rt. Rev. Innocent Wolf, Wht
completed his twenty fifth year as abbot
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Mgr. Munderlin. chancellor of the dio
! cese of Brooklyn. states that there are
| at least $4,000 attendants at the Variou:
| Catholic churches in Brooklyn. There arr
| seVenty-eight churches in the city, anC
! the chancellor saws that an attendance
| Of 5000 each is an extremely conservative
estimate
The contract for new $4,000 addition
| To the Glockner sanitarlum, at COLORADO
! Springs Colo. has been let and work vii
/ commence at once. 1t is proposed to equil
! tie new addition with the finest operating
room in the state.
The new monastery building. at Car.
! rolltown. Pa. is now under roof and the
rapidly as possible. 1t is expected tt
| nave the building ready for occupancy be
| fore the cold weather sets IN.
A contract has been awarded for the
erection of new church at Canton, u
1t will be 102 feet long and siXty-stX feet
wide with Transcripts of eleven feet Oh
either side.
st. Lawrences church. Portland, Ore,
has received a new set of stations of the
cross that are pronounced works OF the
highest ecclesiastical art. They were sol
emnlv erected on Sunday last.
That there will be a new school erected
by the members of the Dubuque cathe-
dral parish seems a certainty. 1t is
planned to erect the building on the prop
ertv south of the cathedral
Bv the will of the late Mrs. Margaret
Flynn of Washington. d. G., 500 each is
bedueathed to St. Joseph's orphanage, ST:
Vincent's orphanage. the Little Sisters OF
the Poor and the st: Aloyslus' bTanGin oI OF
the Society of st. Vincent de Paul; to
Father Cornelius Gillespie. 500; the pro,
ceeds of a life insurance policy Tor Sl,VoO
to st. Aloysius church.
St. Aloysius' congregation in New York
CITY will soon begin the erection of new
church building For that purpose SIX
lots have just been purchased.
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Thieves robbed the residence e,,S?f Of the the
Christian Brothers teaching the Nisltatlon
school in PHILADELPHIA the other day., TAX
ing habit of the order and vlonn.
Toe former was put in use oy one Oh @ l@he
scoundrels. who. attired as a brother;; so. So
licited aims with some success untll ne
invited a police officer to take drink
with him.
A magnificent new pipe organ was ded-
icated on Sunday in st. Anthony cnurcn,
cleveland. o. It's brilliant strains were
first heard in La Hache's "Missa FRO
Pace.
Subscriptions to the amount Of S12a. 20
have been handed over to the Mt. car
mel Sisters at ThibodauX, La, tor the
reduction of the debt on thelr mouse vi
that place.
Priests of the oregon archdiocese have
been in annual retreat at Columbia uni
versity during the week. The exercises Csc
We're conducted by Rev. A. a. Lambert
the well known missionary apostoilc.
Tho narisbioners OF St. Patrick's par
ish Memphis. Tenn. are coiltlliIlls .I ~ aae
GOOD work of raising funds for the erec-
aon of a new church
On Oct Bishop McCloskey OF me th 4i3- s3
cese of Louisville will celebrate the NJ
tie+b anniversarv of. his ordination TO
the priesthood
Rishop Hoban of Scranton, Pa, has
consented to act as the fifth man on the
hoard of arbitration engaged in settling
the dispute between the street car COM
pany and its employees of that place
Friday Saturday and Sunday of last
week a Iridium was held in Cincinnati
to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary
of the founding of the motherhouse OF the
order of Sisters of Charity in that CITY,
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The church at Abbeville, La. is being
fitted up with 125 electric lights.
A movement is in progress to organize
= new parish and erect a Catholic church
at Guthrie, Tenn, in the near future.
The dedication of the new st. Mary's
Catholic church at West Allis, Wis. set
for Aug. Is, has been postponed to Aug.
81. as it was impossible to finish the edl-
flee in time.
His Emenince Cardinal Martinelli has
been appointed by his holiness member of
the Sacred Congregation of Propaganda
Eide, charged with the affairs of Oriental
Rite.
The fall of the belfry of Venice has been
the cause of drawing attention to the
condition of various monuments through
out Italy, among others the tower ana
belfry of San Silvestro in Capite, the
church for English speaking Catholics.
South African papers are discussing the
advisability of giving higher education TO
the Kaffirs The policy of the church so
far has been to give the natives an IN
dustrial education. and England seems
disposed to adopt it.
The pope received from the Spanish
ambassador a magnificent gift from the
Duchess of Villa Hermosa. Some time
ago the duchess got the consent of the
pope to convert her castle into Catho-
lie church. and. to show her gratitude
had the castle produced in diamonds, gold
and silver. 1t is said to be worth half
million pesetas.
Recently, in Patagonia. Bishop Cagliero
placed the habit of Salesian on Gofer-
ina Yancuchre, daughter of the cacique
dian woman in Patagonia to become
Sister. Her education was received part
ly in Italy where once she was granted
audience by Leo XIII. Her age is about
"a years.
In the University of Cambridge en-
trance examinations, just over in Eng
land, five Catholic young women, grad
yates of converts. won first and second
honors. Six others passed. Score this to
the credit of Catholic teaching.
A French court recently decided that
the charge that the Sisters of the Good
Shepherd at Nancy were overworking the
ment was without foundation. The case
is one which has been frequently referred
to in religious discussions in England
during recent months.
1t may interest Irishmen to learn that
the Vicompte Urbain de Maille,
now prominent in the agitation in favor
of the French religious orders, IS of Irish
descent. His ancestors went to France
at the time of the Danish invasion, set
ting in Picardy
The ST. Vincent de Paul society of VI
emma will build a large charity hospital.
The fourteenth international Eucharist
ic congress will begin at Namur, Belgium,
on the Sd of next month.
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Lord Gerard. the premier Catholic bar
onet of England, died at Eastwood Park,
near Ashford few days ago.
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A pamphlet on Montenegro and the
Holy See, the Question of St. Jerome