The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-10-25
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Interesting Paragraphs Gathered
From "Church Progress"
DOMESTIC.


From "Church Progress"
DOMESTIC.
BY his will the late Francis Dugan OF
New York City leaves $1,000 to the
Church of st. John the Evangelist; tc
the pastor of the Church of st. Paul the
Apostle $1,000, to be used by him in char
ity as he sees fit, and to the Sisters OF
| the Poor of st. Francis, the sum of $1,000
:, At Massillon, O., a few days ago Rev
| Father Kacrupker baptized twelve chill
dren during the course of one morning.
Rev. Francis Kensel of Boston has re-
written his play pilates Daughter,
which, contrary to rumor, he has not dis
posed of, and it will be given again later
| in the season.
Ground has been broken for the new
! st. GATHERINGS church in Baltimore. Its
! cost will approximate S24, coo, built of the
| Romanesque style of architecture. The
basement will be used for hall purposes.
As a result of the recent mission given
| in DeS Moines, Ia, by the Paulist Fa-
theirs about twenty-five persons have eX-
pressed desire to become Catholics.
Two postulants and nine novices pro-
nounced their vows the other day at the
| Convent of the Holy Trinity, in New
! Orleans.
|
A generous benefactor has donated two
beautiful altars to the Church of st. An
| thony at Washington, d. c. The same
! person has also given a statue CT the
| Blessed Virgin and one of St. Anthony,
| which will shortly arrive from Europe.
The regular fall conference of the bish-
| ops Of the Cincinnati province was held
| at the residence of Archbishop Elder on
! Wednesday last.
| A parish for Portuguese Catholics, of
| whom there are 10000 in New Bedford,
Mass, has been organized in that place.
A church will be erected next spring.
Subscriptions are being taken up for
the rebuilding of the church at Zachary
La. The same was recently blown down
in storm before completion.
Brother Phillips Doran, the oldest in
mate of Gethsemane monastery at Bards
town, KY, died the other day at the ad-
Vanced age of 95. Death was the result
of a fall in which his skull was crushed.
The handsome new pipe organ donated
to st. James church. Pittsburg, Pa, by
Mr.. Andrew Carnegie. has arrived and is
being placed in position.
A new church. costing $4,000 will soon
be commenced at Matthews, Ind.
The Catholic Institute of New Orleans
was organized not only to continue the
work of the Catholic winter school, but
also to construct and maintain a building
which shall be the home and headquarters
of the various Catholic societies in that
city.
St Roses beautiful new church in New
most, likely be dedicated early next
month
Fourteen handsome paintings and the
stations which will adorn the walls of
the Sacred Heart church at Dayton, O.,
have all been donated by members of the
congregation.
The Sailors club house at Charlestown,
Mass. which is supported by the sodal-
lists. has had an overhauling during the
summer and is now ready for the winter
The new hall built by the Catholic
knights of America at Lake Charles,
La. has s., been most ausDiciously dedi-
cred by Hon. S. o. Shattuck.
o
Verv Rev. Father Daugherty, S. J.,
president of Georgetown college, recently
dedicated in Chicago q chapel erected on
the estate of the Hon. P. ODonnell, an
old Georgetown student In Milwaukee
the Wisconsin society of Georgetown
alumni rendered him a banquet at the
Pfister hotel.
On Monday a drunken soldier of the
Sixth United States infantry broke into
the church at st. Marys, Kan. and did
about $500 damage. The vestments were
about while the sanctuary was strewn
with broken images and furniture.
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Catholic societies in Detroit and those
throughout Wayne county. Mich, have
effected a permanent Organization and
effected a permanent organization and
affiliated with the National Federation of
Catholic Societies.
The recently completed parochial pri-
mary school of the Church of the Sacred
Heart in Bloomfield N. J.. which was
erected at a cost of $4,000, has been
opened.
At the annual convention of the Inter-
national Association of Fire Chiefs, held
recently in New York. the Rev. William
st. Elmo Smith. S. P. M. of st. Vim
cent de Paurs (French) church. New
ment in that city, opened the convention
by prayer and also made an address on
the duties of chaOlains and the spiritual
needs of the firemen. which was received
with great applause.
In the will of Mary A. Ryan of South
Boston the following bequests are made:
Two hundred dollars each to st. Vincent's
Orphan asylum, the Working Boys Homo
and the Home for Destitute Catholic
Children. Boston: S1G0 each to Carney
Hospital. South Boston; the Little Sisters
of the Poor. and the Free Homes for
Dorchester; $500 to St !
Augustine's Conference of the ST Vim
cent de Paul Society; $500 to the pastor
Of the church; like sum to the parochial |
school. and 500 each to the four curates
The rest and residue of the estate is |
for the Door of the parish
Bishop Garrigan of Sioux City. Iowa. |
S interesting himself in the establishment |
Of q rescue home in that city He has |
conferred with Police Matron Thurston |
)n the subject. She speaks most highly |
Df the work of the Sisters of the Good |
Shepherd in this field.
The practical sympathy of the A. o. II.
was substantially demonstrated a few ,
weeks ago by the members in Pennsyl- |
7ania donating $1,000 to aid the striking |
miners.
FOREIGN.
Mgr. Mantegazza, coadjutor bishop Of |
Milan, is dead at the age of 65
The little Earl of Bective, baby son of |
he Marquis and Marchioness of Wead- |
ort, has been baptized in the Catholic |
'hurch, his mothers religion.
The new city theatre of Cologne was
olemnly dedicated recently in the pres
nee lof the chief officials of the province
nd Cologne.