The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-04-26

ITS Columbus. -N-''9 '''S
A free dispensary and an opcratin
he room for the poor have been opened h
y the Sisters of Charity at Hotel Dicu, I
bo PaGa, Tex, :
n NHhr Mr.. John John, \; Mccall, president of th
- New York Life Insurance company
re while on visit to his native city. Al
IS. b3ny, was guest of Bishop Burke, L
as whom he promised 50,006 pulpit 70
r the cathedral in that city
~ A contract has been signed for a ney
"a church for st John the Baptist's congre
cation at Pittsburg, Pa The cost of tn,
e. new edifice will be $55600 and work will
r be commenced on the same at once.
at o
nI The annual pilgrimage of Ohio Catholic,
Y 10 the SHRINE of Our Lady of Consolation
:, az carey in that state has been ar
y ranged for Thursday. May J. Present i'm.
$ formation indicates large attendance.
e Three hundred and fifty yards of Gle
y CANT carpet have been ordered for the
= sanctuary of the Peoria cathedral II is
Il the GIT OF the Rosary and Altar soci-
= cues and viii be put down before the ded-
d | lcdtory exercises take place.
[ Two thousand parishioners participated
= IN the golden jubilee of Brother Herman
q Gra9te of the RedemDtionist Order and
sacrtstan of st. Mary's church. New Or
leans. 1t was grand celebration and a
Iittlng testimonial of his appreciation in
the parish.
Rt: Rev. Bishop McQuaid of Rochester.
! \. u, assisted by a large number of the
clergy, dedicated the now church of the
Blessed Sacrament at Rochester.
Mr.. Thomas Hanon. a prominent Cath
oLc OF Erie. Pa, has again been unanim-
ously chosen city clerk of that CITY. Mr.
HanIon 51 mas held the, position uninter-
ruptediy for the past thirty-two years.
in In st; Patrick's church, Green Bay.
Wis, the pastor on a recent Sunday,
read apologies from two Catholics who
| mad given public scandal by their bad
! example. One had been divorced with
| out consulting the church authorities and
the other married by a justice of the |
peace
The Sisters of the Perpetual Alteration |
at Crowley, La, have Jet contract for |
the erection of convent to cost $4,000. |
This. with the buildings belonging to the
order, will make the block on which It |
is TO be erected one of the handsomest
in the city.
St Johns hospital at Helena. Mont
recently completed has been dedicated
by Rt. Rev. Bishop Brondel. a dozen
rooms of the hospital have been furnished |
by individuals or societies, and the insti-
tuition, is now one of the most complete
in the west. 1t was built by the Sisters
$4,000.
Mgr. Cannon of Lockport N Y. has
won his fight in the matter of Catholic |
pupils remaining out of class during the
reading of prayers in the public schools
and 1t now remains for parents to stand
by the decision given in the matter The
board of education called upon Father
Cannon and assured him that his demand
would be granted. !
A novel Easter collection was taken up !
Easter Sunday morning at both masses 1
at St. Peters church. Butler, Pa Every s
of the parish was asked to give u
one days wages of their earnings which
netted the neat sum of $780, which was =
applied 10 the renewal of the fire insur- >
lnce policy on all the church property. $
Last week Bishop Moeller of Columbus. r
D.. paid a note of s2l.C00 on the diocesan II
iebt. In little over a year the debt has I,
been reduced over Sl50,00O. a splendid .
showing, and one which is the source of q
balance is $4,000.
St. Leo's Congregation was Incorporated III
ecently at Pound, Wis, under the state u
avs and will soon proceed to erect a Is
hurch in their village; The st. Leo's con- oott
regation Is composed of German and 81
families. nf of
The Ancient Order of Hibernians is in eS
flourishing condition in Hampden
ounty, Massachusetts. There are now
SEQ members in the various divisions of
he county, with a total of $4,000 i'm the II
'easury Besides the eleven divisions t m
lcre are six womens auXiliaries. which (.
ave total membership of 500 The Ri
onor OF having the most members on its WI
III goes to Division of Springfield, tel
18th 300. Gle
Extensive improvements of St Je- lin
mes church. Chicago. and the sur ,iii m
,unding premises are now under way pc
he ladies of the Eliza Allen Starr as Al
'ciation have assumed the obligation of ter
Getting the necessary cost of the same .
> co;
The New York chapter of the Knights !"
Columbus, which is composed of rep 49,,
sentatiyes from forty-seven councils iiiu !.
Y hold grand festival and games at
,ltic park, Long Island, OH SATURDAY. VII
ne 1@. the proceeds to be devoted to q
Q establishment of an employment bu- wo
au. l Frank W. Smith is chairman and "
tee of 9rrs,1seroants ns u Tue COM vol
. Gro
The Catholic knights of America of
lnsas City will celebrate the twenty chd
III anniversary of the founding of the the
and order in a befitting manner. \ we
'yement ltdr.I IN that direction is about to pull
he. people of Mt Clemens, Mich. are
plNlllS AlldN iNP line library the VI
e Father Van Homisson-sald to be Ha!
h but one exception the finest private sucl
'arY in the state-is not to leave the IN {
.Josenh's sanitsri,,r, az 49, , TNtl 10 has
= the
he Sisters of St Francis hosnitaI 1t IL
,nton. \. j., have been given the sum sons
900 by the municipal authorities for ten
II work IN caring for smallpox VIC UniC
5. Two of the Sisters volunteered .cVt
lr services when the city was unable +ha
secure other nurses. i eiie
,thar Michael ~ gres
been instrimentsii y, =, lIesourG, lIl,G, Pa Mr.
aims of st. NieelIa which -, ing Ine -ciliti
val viii be placed beneath the high the
7 oi the chapel OF st. Paul of the whel
, y. ne precious relic is expected in said
ior the golden jubilee of the mon a go
time
e OF the most bTiliiant ,,.o,,.. for a
N 2h e,,,,, ~, ashingtoR D. G.. where all a..
II II functions are of high order, was On
recent concert given by the ST Vim the |
&c Paul society in that city. man
.,,.,.;,,. of hi
oli sistare5 siiia; ,;,, soon IS to have histo
"a at Abingdon, are preparing 10 rn- % iile
from that town i'm a few weeks says
having recently purchased the bea11 times
anu costly property which was none
ed and embellished by the former probe
arshaI for the western district of uro,,
Illia' ROBERT Gibboney.
cial inforuation h. ~..,., Hon
5ipoons that Rev. William J. Kenny tic.'
: augustine. Fla. has been elevated Sot. &C. !
e plshopric of st. Augustine. Father
y IS now in Europe. but will shortly
or nome; His conservation will take In
pee, I
ire some daxs 400 a. ~, free-tl
reservation. state &c ne Ttpa utnpa In for tn
Vhlch is supposed to have heen ~ = ~, 70 aW