The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-09-06

I LuI the ensuing year as follows: Pres
n dent, r T. Moran; vice president.
a Frank O'Meara; secretary, John j. Dolan
= treasurer, James Myers
Work has been commenced on ney
r church edifice at Occidental Cal, an
2 when completed will be one of the neat
est and most comfortable religious struc
lures in the community.
A handsome life-sized statue of Mar,
Magdalen was recently placed in ST. Pat
| ricks church. Rockport, O. The donor i
a generous parishioner, who prefers t,
remain unknown.
The fine new two-story hall buildin,
of st. Leo's Branch No. Sg7, Catholic
knights of America, at Lake Charles
, La is now completed.
The directors of the Columbian Catholic
Summer School association will meet il
Madison Sept. % to select the place OF
holding the next session of the school.
Thirty-six nuns of the Order of Daugh-
ters OF the Cross arrived in New York
Aug. on their way to Shreveport, La
from France, driven out by the associa.
tions law.
Father Schlee, pastor of St. Martins
church, in Langford, N. Y, is to build
large and handsome church for the
growing parish of that town. The pas
tor has been with his people for many
years and this will be the crowning eff
fort of his ministrations.
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The vestments worn by the distin-
gulshed clergy who carried the relics of
st: Benedict and st. Victoria in the cere-
monastery, Pittsburg, Pa, were newly i'm
ported from France and were most ex-
quislte works of art. The series of ec-
clesiastical functions in connection with
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St Vitus' church, Cleveland, O., which
was struck by lightning last month and
considerably damaged, has been repaired
| Senator Mallory of Florida, whose term
Will soon expire, will, it is said, be re-
elected without doubt. The senator is a
Satnoiic and is trusted rather implicitly
by his people.
The new parochial school house of st.
JOINS Bohemian parish, Prairie du
ChIen, Wis, is nearing completion. It
will be one of the neatest school houses
in that city.
The annual pilgrimage from Kalama-
zoo, Mich, last week was attended by
over 5000 persons The train. which was
in two sections, arrived at Notre Dame m
crossing al 10 o'clock. and Immediately
the long line was formed for the march
70 the grOCtO.
The Catholic Universe states that most
Of this years visitors to Kelley Island,
Ohio, are Catholics.
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FOREIGN.
venerable Archbishop Murphy of Ho-
bart, Tasmania, was 81 on June Is. hav-
ing been born on the day the battle of
Waterloo was fought. A large deputa-
ton of the leading Catholics of Hobart
i'm h &c - Af,.&l,
besides pleasant address a substantial
souvenir of the occasion,
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court at Goblet in France. has SEN
fenced ell,s two priests by default, one to
Imprisonment for breaking the seals
placed by the police upon the premises
occupied by the members of religious or
Father Hartmann, the young Francis
can monk-composer, received from three |
productions of his great oratorio. ''St. |
francis" the sum of $4,000. He gave |
the money to charity and will so dispose |
of the receipts of ali his concerts.
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Mgr Francisco y Larios, bishop of
Nicaragua, who died recently at Mana
qua s,s . had been bishop thirty-six years. At
years of age. The claim was often made
for him that he was one of the greatest
of that country.
The Hebrew text of the Book of Ee-
eleslasticS from manuscript of the third
century b. C., discovered in the far east
!, few years ago, has been translated into
T5nnl T5ct11an; with. with Gopious notes by Father
oiogy in the University of Paderborn
ma ma is stated remarkable for its scholar
rat F;ather John Gerard, S. j.. writes to the
1ally News enclosing communication
rom the rector of St Agreve. France
which emphatically contradicts a renort
Is 10 Catholic attack upon Professionals
n tnat place published by an apostate
PRIEST named NJ. Corneloup.
distinguished writer soon to reach
MS country is Father Santiago Pava !
,rovlncial of the Dominican order in fhe
= ,hilPplnes. MP rather Paya goes from Rome
jmted States, and it is thought his Jour I
roblem. pp1iio ,
ollege of st. Francis Xavier, RombaV eite
led there on July %. He was born in 1SSi {
GreVenbroich, small village near
oIogne. The reverend gentlemen was t
onversant with all that belongs to the {
oroastrian religion, and was highly es- 8
eemed amongst the Parsees. :
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Five thousand German Catholics living !
|. 81. petersburg, Russia, have at last
blamed permission from the Russian C
overnment to build a church for their 4
wn use ii i
The fourteenth international eucharistic :
)ngress will begin at Namur Reiyi,,n,
ept. g. Cardinal Vannutelli of Rome viii I
reside and Cardinal Langenieux of '
helms, Goosens of Malfnes and Vauehen d
England will be present. a
According to several oversee journals 9
is thought that Emperor William of !,
is planning to secure from the y
! atlcan !I a general protectorate over 1
asn4lG a. G, interests IN Syria and Palestine. II
succeeding are excellent in case France
ndS the concordat.
Pagan Japan, like pagan China. does !,
't seem afraid to put Catholics in office
Id trust them abroad. One of her recent Q
'pointments is Mr.. Z. j. Hemelyrk who %
as only few days ago appointed con- n
! general of Japan in Liverpool, Eng n
nd. The new official is described as y
lite a scholar and linguist, as well as p
careful man of business and earnest | lie
actical Catholic. pI
A league for the defense of Catholic =,
imary schools has been organized at " "
IRIS and is spreading rapidly through -
t France. NJ
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Truth is always consistent with itself h
I'd needs nothing to help it out. 1t is
ways near at hand, sits upon our lips
I'd is ready to drop out. before we are o
7are; lie is troublesome and sets a m
ans invention upon the rack, and one tr
ok needs great many more to make r
good. he
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To know if a man. is really great one ce
Ist ask ones self what this man has ta