The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-03-01

His Eminence Cardinal Gibbons has pc
sonallv contributed the sum of 81, ,0e4 al
His Grace Archbishop Ryan of Phil
delnhia 81, 757.57 for the Indian schools.
Right Rev. Bishop Moeler of Colun
bus O.. has issued letter to the clerg
of his diocese, suggesting means of in
proving the parochial schools in his juri
diction. and has recommended the al
pointment of a diocesan school tnspecto
The bishop is endorsed in this by man
leading Catholics.
The Pilots protest against the use {
Guests Lectures on the History of Ems
land in the Newton. Mass. High schoo
has been so far successful that the scui
.ilous book has been withdrawn fror
the school library; but it still remains j
| the recitation room. The persons VIII
| introduced it into the school in the frs
place cannot evade responsibility in thi
way There S no mercy in cutting dog
tail off an inch at time.
The papal brief was received by Ri
Rev. Bishop Burke during the week nam
| ing Very Rev Rean McDermott. paste
of St, Mary's Church. Albany, n, Y.
| monsignor, with the title Rt. Rev. Tn
the insignia of his high office will no
| take place before the month of May
| Bishop Burke and large number o
priests will attend the ceremonies.
y
The new Borgess. hospital at Kalama
zoo. Mich. costing $4,000, is completed
and opened March l.
Australians are now agitating the ques-
ton of religion in the public schools
Catholics do not stand alone for the prin-
ciple. Their efforts are earnestly sec
onded by ministers of the Presbyterian
denominations.
The pilgrimage from Great Britain and
Ireland to Rome for the Pope'S jubilee.
which will leave London on Tuesday,
May 6. will be headed by the Right Rev.
DR.. Patterson, Bishop of Emmaus'
It is announced that during the year a
Catholic congress will be held in Spain;
Madrid has been chosen as the place and
the sessions will consume several days.
In addition to distinguished laymen, high
disnitaries of the church will also be in
attendance.
Very Rev. NJ. J. Marsile. c. S. V, pres
ident of st. Viateurs college, Bourbon
nais Grove. H., is the only priest in the
country who has become famous as a
playwright.
A recent tea given by st. Agnes church,
Pittsburg, Pa, realized the su moi $4,000.
Division No l. Ancient Order of Hiber-
MANS of Dayton. o., has donated 800 to
st. Elizabeth's hospital at that place
and division No. the sum of $50 to the
same institution.
The new school building of Holy Name
parish, Sheboygan, Wis, has been dedl-
Gated. The new building cost $4,000 and
is one of the largest and handsomest
church school buildings in the state
.
A church for spanish-American Catho-
lies is to be opened shortly at 229 West
street. New York, under the
direction of the Fathers of the Assump-
ton.
The Hoffman memorial chapel at st.
Vincents Orphanage, Washington, d. G.,
will be solemnly dedicated on March by
His Eminence. Cardinal Gibbons 1t is
he gift of Mrs. r. o. Hoffman, as a
memorial TO her husband.
In the neighborhood of 100000 worth of
diocesan property was destroyed during
he Paterson. n. j., conflagration. St |
Toseph's church costing S2l7,O00, was en-
irelv ruined.
Sister Agnes of the Sisters of the Poor
Il st. Francis died last week at the St |
,lare Convent. Hartwell. o., at the age of |
/. She had been religious worker for
orty-one year sand before entering the |
onVent was Miss Anna Lang.
a new st. Mary's church will soon re-
lace the old one of the same name in
ersey City. Work will be commenced at !
nee. The structure will cost about $500
10 and will be one of the finest in the
The famous church in Iguala. state of
uerrero. Mex. was among the many
uildinss DESTROYED in that city by the
ecent earthquake.
Q
The Archduchess Magdalen of Austria.
he holy daughter of Ferdinand !. of the
ouse of Hapsberg, viii probably be de-
ared venerable by the church this year
.
The order of the Knights of Columbus
1w stretches its line of councils from
le Atlantic to the Pacific. On Jan. 10 a
nd on Jan. 26 another council was in
ltuted in Los Angeles.
The two upper stories of the new pa
chial school of the Sacred Heart par
h. East Cambridge, Mass. have been
actically destroyed by fire. The build
2 was nearly completed. but damage {
cupied. Ii is a five story brick build ]
e, costing $150,G0O The loss falls on the !
ilder and is largely covered by insur- :
zee.
monument is to be erected by popu-
r subscription in JeffeTsonville. Ind. to
e memory of the Rev. Father Ernest
Idran, who, after more than thirty I
ars as rector of St. Augustine's I
urch in that city died in 1900. .
rhe Door of st. Mary's parish. George =
hDN
ssession of fund of $1,000, by the will o
the late George Carleton esq. a Pro- g
'tant gentleman of that place, who, in t
wing $1,000 each TO the churches of n
At town. for the poor, did not discrimi- G
te against st. Mary's. This broad :
rlt OF charity is highly commendable, =
d in marked contrast to that which. ,
often, ignores the Catholic poor. +
me of the immediate and practical eff E
rs OF federation is the project now un- =
:, consideration by the Columbus, o.. '
handsome building to be the home of II
the Catholic societies in that city. A
nmttee was appointed at the meeting
t Sunday to negotiate for site with -
few squares of the state house. :
Iiss Abigail Campbell, who was re- d
lily married in San Francisco to d.
nee Kawananakoa of Hawaii by Arch w
mop Riordan, is a graduate of the col a,
OF Notre, Dame. where she became =,
onvert to the Catholic faith. =
he Catholic club of Philadelphia cele III
ted its silver jubilee last Wednesday pC
ong its guests were Cardinal Gibbons in
hblshop Ryan, General Joseph w
eeler. General James H. Wilson and fo
IT Admiral George w. Melville Tbe ~
holic club is the representative Cath -
organization in Philadelphia and in de
les among its members the best of IL
lalty- de
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nee the epidemic of smallpox has be-
lie prevalent i'm New Jersey there have
? special devotions in honor of ST
n the patron saint against contagious re
ases, conducted in the beautiful and R'
| little church which bears his name te
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