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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12
st. Patrick

The assertion has often been made by
a certain Presbyterian preacher in this
country-he reiterates it every 18th of
March-that ST. Patrick. instead of be-
ing very good Catholic as is COM
monty believed, was in reality an out
and-out Presbyterian. The contention
that the Apostle of Ireland was a GEN
uine Englishman is more credible. for
the simple reason that Britannia was
in it, as an Irishman would say. and
Presbyterianism certainly was not lin
IT. when st. Patrick first saw the light.
An array of evidence to show that he
was a native of Northampton is pre-
scented in d striking article from the
pen Of the late Mr. Cadwallader Bates.
appearing in the Ushaw Magazine. The
London Tablet informs us that he was
q learned antiquarian, and a considera-
bic landowner in Northumberland of
which county he had published a his
tory He was converted to the church,
and his death is of recent occurrence.
II is remarkable that Mr.. Bates theory
should have been arrived at independ-
entity by three other writers. The con-
lention is sure to meet with strong pro-
lest. and it is to be hoped that these
gentlemen may be prepared to de-
lend 1.-THE Ave Maria.
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CLERICAL CONVERTS.
Two Episcopal Ministers and Their
Families Embrace Catholici+v

The latest convert to the Roman
catholic church from the ranks of the
Protestant clergy is the Rev. Rudolph
clement AltschuL a minister of the Re
formed Episcopal church. who, with
his wife and five children, has recently
united with the Catholic communion.
having been privately confirmed in his
new faith at St. Patrick's cathedral in
New York, by Archbishop Corrigan
shortly--before the latter's fatal Illness
Mr.. Altschul was born in Prague, Bo-
.hemla, and went to England, where he
studied for the Christian ministry and
was ordained as minister of the Re-
formed Episcopal church and became
an assistant to Bishop Richardson of
that denomination. He afterward trav-
eled extensively through continental
Europe, lecturing and preaching, and
finally came to this country.
Information has been received also of
The conversion 10 Catholicity of the
Rev. Robert Percy Eubanks, rector of
Grace Episcopal church, DEBORAH, Ia.
who, with his wife, has adopted the
Roman Catholic faith. Mr. Eubanks is
a friend of DR.. b. F. De Costa of New
York city, once an Episcopal minister,
who renowned his faith for that of the
Roman Catholic church and whose in
nuence, it is said was largely response
bic for MIR. Eubanks' remuneration of
his ministry and religious belief Mr.
Eubanks is a native of Virginia, and
was ordained by Bishop Llman of
North Carolina in 1885, He has been
appointed a teacher of Latin and Greek
in St JOseph's college, Dubuque, by
Archbishop Keane.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12

The first meeting of the newly elected
Fermanagh county council held yester-
day June 16), marks a new epoch in
the history of that historic county. In
spite of the strenuous and sustained
efforts of the Orange and landlord par
ty to maintain their traditional ascen-
dancy and to completely deprive the
pationalists of representation on the
popular boards, the county is now in
the proud position of having as chair
man and vice chairman of it's principal
board two tried and trusted champions
of their own political creed. They have
successfully checkmated every move of
the jerrymandering party, whose I'M
derhand tactics have now recoiled upon
themselves. The nationalists were put
on their mettle. and they have given
splendid testimony to their pluck Here,
as elsewhere, the policy of give-and-
take, which the nationalists would have
been glad to have seen pursued, was
not acceptable to their opponents, who
could not understand the giving side of
the question. There was no alternative
then but straight fight on political
lines, and never, perhaps. has the pow
er of a single vote proved of such con-
sequence to the fate of party. One
of the nationaliSts councillors was de-
clared elected for his division by a ma
jority of one. This one vote gave the
nationalists a majority of one on the
council-thirteen nationalists and
twelve unionists. But two additional
councillors were to be co-opted. The
majority. of course, chose two of their
own political persuasion, and thus the
council as at present constituted con
sists of fifteen nationalists and twelve
unionists. One by one the defeated
unionist office-seekers entered protests,
bu1 without avail The imperial grand
master of the orange body has, there
fore, given place to that sturdy Pro-
testant nationalist Mr. jeremiah Jor-
dan, NJ. P. No more popular selection
could have been made. The national
lists have every reason to congratulate
themselves on this progress, and it is
to be hoped that their opponents will,
even at the eleventh hour. recognize.
however unpalatable it may be, that the
days of .aseendancy are past. and that
their only hope is to work in harmony
with their nationalist neighbors for the
common welfare,
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12
Removables' Sentences Confirmed by
Judge Carton.

After hearing statement of the case,
Judge Carton said it was unnecessary
to go into the details of the evidence.
The result would be that in five of the
cases he affirmed the sentences. With
reference to Mr.. O'Loghlen, he was not
satisfied that he was present at either
of the meetings, and accordingly in
that case he would reverse the de-
cision. sr aG
Mr.. Lynch made an appeal on behalf
of Mr.. Griffey, who was close on so
years of age.
His honor asked would he give bail.
Mr. Griffey declined. He would spend
the close. of his I'D year in Jail.
Mr. Hynes then applied to have war
rants made out.
Mr. Lynch appealed for time to en-
able some of them to settle their bust
ness. o.
The defendants We're asked would
they surrender themselves next day at
noon, but one and all declined, and said
they would go to Jail at once.
They were removed to Limerick by
the mail train.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12
Revelation Made to Blessed. Margaret
Mary.

/
AS. | was before the Blessed sacra-
ment, Blessed Margaret Mary writes.
on day within the octave of Corpus
Christi, l received from my God ex-
cessiVe graces of His love. Feeling my
self touched with desire of making
him some return and of rendering Him
love for love, You cannot make Me
any greater return of love, He said.
than by doing what l have so often
asked of you and discovering to me
His Divine Heart He said: Behold
this Heart which has loved men so
much that 1t has spared nothing, even
to eShausting and consuming Itself, in
order to testify to them Its love. and in
return / receive from the greater part
only ingratitude by reason of the con-
tempt. irreverence. sacrilege and cold
ness which they show Me in the Sac
rament of Love. But What / feel still
more is that there are hearts conse-
Grated to Me who use Me thus. On
This account l ask of you that the first
Friday after the octave of Corpus
Christi be set apart for special feast
to honor my Heart, by commemorative
on that day, and making reparation
to 1t by solemn act, to repair the in
dignities which 1t has received during
the time 1t has been exposed on My
affairs. | also promise you that My
Heart shall expand Itself to shed in
abundance the influence of It's Divine
Love upon those who shall pay 1t this
honor and procure 1t to be paid. Thus
the desire and command to establish
the. Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
and to receive Holy Communion came
from the Divine lips of Jesus Christ
Himself. The great promise that the
Sacred Heart shall expand Itself to
shower Its Divine blessings upon all
who honor this feast, ought to induce
US to do all in our power to celebrate
with love the Feast of the Sacred Heart
of Jesus, and TO persuade others to
offer on that feast homage, love and
reparation to the Sacred Heart of Our
I .n,.d,
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sacred Heart assures our supernatural
erace a marvellous growth and sur
Ptlslng fertility The devotion to the
sacred Heart, habituating souls to
grow by love, keeps them lin the best
disposition, the disposition which mer-
It's the most graces.
ne devotion to the Sacred Heart is
py the very nature of it's motives which
animate it, and the practices which
constitute it, the investment that yields
the largest interest.
This is what Blssed Margaret Mary
wrote: If you knew how much merit
ana glory there was in honoring this
amlable heart of the adorable Jesus
ana What the recompense will be, what
ne VIII give to those who, after hav-
ing consecrated themselves to it, ask
ohly TO honor it. . Yes. it seems to
me that this intention alone win give
more merit and approval to their ac-
.lons before God than all they could do
besides, without this application" And
AGAIN: The treasures of benedictions
ana graces that the Sacred Heart in
crosses are Infinite | do not know that
tnere is another exercise of devotion
IN the spiritual life that is more calcu-
Iated to raise soul to the highest per-
pefIectlon, Father Swan, S. j.
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Ehe Sin of spite.

Many of us who call ourselves Chris
tians are unworthy of the name.
Against our own brothers and sisters
OF the faith we treasure up deadly
hatreds or petty spites for the slightest
offenses. We glibly rattle off in our
morning prayers forgive us our tres
passes as we forgive them that tres
pass against US" utterly unmindful of
the sublime meaning of those words
which Christ himself has taught us.
These words have meaning and
purpose. They are not mere formula.
They are instinct with the very essence
Of Christianity. They express the con-
dition on which we hope for pardon
from the father who is in heaven for
our own innumerable offenses. If we
could only see what lies be4eath these
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12
Ever open Church Doors.

The ever open door, where peace
Divine is found-a refuge sheet,
"here careworn hearts may find sur.
cease
OF toll and kneel at Jesus feet.
The ever open door of love,
where ere sinners seek their Mothers
And, praying, plead that God above
VIII absolutiOn give and rest
The ever open door of hope
"here the poor outcast comes and
Where wounded sin-blind wretches grope,
Seeking the Sacrament that heals.
Oh, blessed door, to us a sign
OF Gods kind care, counterpart
OF this unchanging love divine
Ihat gave to us his Sacred Heart.
Oh; blessed door through day and night,
Inc SINNER may have entrance there,
ana ever find Gods presence bright
ana Offer up fervent prayer.
Henry Coyle
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A Cross.


written for the Pilot)
What if God does the poor heart sorely
press,
IT'S 50 he fashioned it most like his
own
And you must brave he in your deep dis
tress,
Though spite of will, It's nature to
make moan.
The grapes red heart must break ere
runs the wine;
And crushed the wheat's fair head be-
fore tbs bread.
No rose will give us all its soul divine
But when it falls. and by its bush lies
dead
And so it's always, Sister of my soul,
If you would do the Masters work in
deed,
And lead the rest through flood and
flame and dole,
Your heart needs know the spear thrust,
and must bleed.
Crew J. ]. Mccoy.
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Unconscious Wit.

At a recent examination a class of
infants was being questioned on nat
ural history. What bird is it, asked
the inspector, that is found in Africa.
and. although it has wings. cannot
fiy?' The class was unable to answer
this very puzzling question. Thinking
to encourage them, the inspector Of
fered Il siXpence to the little boy or girl
who could tell him. After brief hest
tation. little girl of years put out
her hand. Well, my little dear said
the inspector, what is it," Please,
sir, dead 'un"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12
Coercion Appeals in Ennis.

Ennis, June 26.-The hearing of the
appeal brought by the defendants in
the Corofin Crimes Act prosecutions.
who have been sentenced to terms of
Imprisonment varying from one month
to four month";, came on for hearing
before his honor, Judge Carton, at
Ennis quarter sessions June 16. The
defendants were Timothy Flanagan. j.
P, chairman of the Corofin district
council; Patrick ]. Linane, ]. P,
chairman Ennis Urban council; Mi
chael Griffey. D. c., Corofin, treasurer
of the league and chairman Corofin
board of guardians; j. Sullivan, Coro-
fin. secretary of the league; Michael
O'Loughlin, q. c., Corofin; Michael
O'Brien. d. c.. Corofn; Michael He
garty, D. C.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12
Falsehood About New Tipperary.

Clonmel, June 26-Dr. J. F. Organ,
one of the trustees of New Tipperary,
contradicts the statement that appears
in Tuesdays Irish Times London cor
respondence, that New Tipperary has
passed back to the hands of Mr..
Smith Barry. Mrs. William O'Brien
purchased the e-simple of the new
town, and it is vested absolutely in
three trustees for the benefit of the
town and those who suffered in the
struggle. Mr.. Smith Barry only
bought the mart, which he demolished.
The houses of the new town are all
occupied
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12

way a second began it with '.Rore
Britanier;' while a third attempted a
whole verse This was his version:
THE nations not so blest has he but
still in stern but still stern to God
most all this was the Chelter the Chel-
ter of the stall and God in Angles sang
the Strang Bulbiatanya biatanya woves
the waves for Britains never will be
slain. This boy, says the Globe, ought
TO compete for the Prize Coronation
Ode
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12
CHURCH CALENDAR.

sunday July 13-Anacletus. P. NJ.
Monday, July 14-St. Bonaventure. B.
j..
Tuesday, July 15-St. Henry. Emp.
Wednesday, July 16-Our Lady of Mt.
Carmel.
Thursday, July list. Alexis. c.
Friday, July 1S-St. Frederick B. NJ.
Saturday, July 19-St. Vincent of
Paul. c.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12
The Ballinafad Coercion Victims.
Saving Their Crops.

Boyle, June ga couple of days
ago an interesting scene was wit
messed in the vicinity of Ballinafad
Over 100 stalwart. men visited the
holdings of the FIVE men-Messrs. NJ
Dermottroe. Ruoyle, Sheridan, Cara
Condor. who are at present in Sligo
Jail under the Coronation Coercion Act
and carried out the summer work
The men went to. each of the farms
of the prisoners and worked with a
will, not leaving until they had all
completed. The work was carried out
amidst great enthusiasm.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12

Grant Us, Q Lord, the grace to bear
The little pricking thorn;
The hasty word that seems unfair:
The twang of truths well worn;
The Jest that makes our weakness. plain,
The darling plan o erturned:
The careless touch upon our palm;
The slight we have not earned:
The rasp of care. Dear Lord. TODAY.
Lest all these fretting things
Make needless grief, OH give, we pray,
The heart that trusts and sings.
Elizabeth Lincoln Could
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12
The Love of the Sacred Heart.

There never was a love so patient. so
much enduring, as the love of the Sa-
cred Heart of Jesus. It puts up with
neglect, coldness-nay, even a fond
mother would long ago have been re-
PEELED by such trea tment as he receives
from ungrateful man. But not so Jesus.
Can woman forget her infant" he
asks, so as not TO have pity on the
son of her womb? Even if she should
forget. vet will I not forget thee
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12
MAYNooTH COLLEGE DEGREES

The examination for degrees in the
ology and philosophy IN St Patrick's
college, Maynooth. were concluded ON
Thursday, the 18th, and degrees will
be conferred on successful candidates
on Tuesday the 24th, when the Irish
bishops meet, and distribution of prizes
takes place. The following are the
names of candidates who qualified IN
stand the examinations for degrees,
% Licentiatus Divinitatis.ZRey. p
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Where the Savior Wept.

Eight ancient and venerable olive
trees still stand in the Garden of Geth-
semane which some botanists assert
are the Oldest upon the face of the
earth, and have been pointed out as
me very ones under which the Saviour
wept and prayed.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12
A Timely Suggestion.

One of the papers gives the answers
of certain board school boys who were
asked to write down the whole or part
of the chorus of Rule Britannia. One
of them gave the first line as ROY
Brick Tanner Brick Tanner rules the
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12
The Government and MI. McHugh
M. P.

London. June 70.
In the house OF. commons. on the mo-
ton of Mr.. John Redmond. : NJ. p,
backed up by the Irish party, the gov
eminent was forced to appoint select
committee to inquire into the conduct
of the removable magistrates in COM
hitting Mr.. McHugh to jail for con-
tempt of court. and to report to the
house of commons.
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Church
Universal

words, would we be so unforgiving of
our neighbors and friends for their
trivial offenses against us?-Catholic
Home COMPANION.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12

The Italian colony in North Denver is
to have u school for the education of their
children. 1t will be opened in September
with two Italian Sisters from the east
in charge.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12

Murillo, the great Spanish painter of
our Lady, has made a beautiful picture
from this legend of THE Angels of the
Roses. Rubens and Muller and Itten-
bach also pictured these scenes from the
childhood OF Mary with brushes almost
inspired.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12
Mr.. T. w. Russell, NJ. P. Denounces
Wyndohom's Sham Land Bill.
Relfa st Inne 26

Belfast, JUNE 70.
At meeting of the council of the
Ulster Farmers union in Belfast June
IA, letter was read from Mr.. t. w.
Russell, M. p, severely criticising the
action of the chief secretary regarding
the Irish land bill He characterized
the attempt to send the bill to a grand
committee, as a non-contentious meas
ure, as audacious and unreasonable,
and said he would rather the bill per-
ished fifty times than that clause Sc
found its way upon the statute book.
There could be no compromise on that
point, as a bill with that provision
would be a curse to the Irish tenantry.
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Promoters Summer Work-Medita-
for Members.

Some years after the death of the
Blessed Mother of God, so says an old
legend, St John was as usual one day
thinking of her sorI ows, and longing
more intensely to again see her beauti-
full face. AS though to reward him, it
pleased our Lord to appear to his be-
loved disciple in company with his
Mother. st. John heard our blessed
lady praying Jesus to grant a special
grace to all who would have a special
devotion to her sorrows. And Jesus
replied that he would bestow four
graces upon those who bore her suffer-
ings. in mind:
First-He would give them a perfect
contrition for their sins some time be-
fore their death.
Second-He would extend to them a
special projections in the hour of death.
Third-He would let them understand
more deeply the mysteries of his own
passion and imprint them upon their
souls.
Fourth-He would grant to the
prayers OF Mary in their behalf spe
cial power.
We give the legend here in order to
excite devotion to our blessed SORROW
full Mother 1t is quite in keeping with
the doctrine and practice of the mother
church.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12

In st. Louis last Saturday Archbishop
Kahn ordained seventeen Jesuit scholas-
tics, and on Monday eight Franciscans y
large number of both orders received
minor orders.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12

Fermanagh County Council-Rout of
the Orange Grand Master and the
Unionist Gang in Fermanagh-
Great National Victory-Election
of Nationalist Chairman and vive-
Chairman.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12
when. promoters are cut off from do

When promoters are cut off from do
ing the usual league work at home they
must seek to do all they can abroad.
That is, if they go away for the sum-
mer they should not cease their efforts
on behalf of the league. It may be
possible for them to gather many new
members into the apostleship, who in
their turn will be instrumental in
spreading the good work. And because
the weather is hot is no reason to give
over their work People need incentives
to good actions just the same in all
seasons. and league members, as we'll
as all Others need TO bolster UP their
fervent resolutions by acts of devotion
and piety all the time.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12
Religious Intelligence.

1t is stated that 1882 men received holy
communion together in the church of ST.
Nlchoias, Madrid, on Palm Sunday.
The emperor of Germany is preparing
TO strengthen the position of the German
Catholic religions in the east, the care
OF winch was recently granted him by the
Nearly 5000 people took part in Corpus
Christi procession recently in Cardiff
Southern Wales An equal number later
witnessed an open air exposition of the
Blessed Sacrament on the site of the an
cient Black Friar monastery, founded
by Gilbert de Claire in 1850