The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-03-22

"a - SOLON AOO (FA l.
De Almond of Missouri Rodey of Ney
Mexico, Hill of Connecticut and Dris
coll of New York.
"A great French pilgrimage will go t.
sections.
Inc faith has recently lost one of it:
leadlng Journalists in Australia. w. H
Gunson, editor of the Melbourne Adyo-
cate, died in that city few days ago
MI; MI; Gunson founded the Advocate In
leos, ana 1t may be of interest to know
that he was a convert.
Cardinal Logue, the archbishop of
! Duolln, ana the bishop Of Raphoe, have
issued striking pastorals over in Ire
Iand on the evil of intemperance, the
circulation of irreligious and immoral
literature, and threatened revival OF
gambling and wakes Games OF chance
IN ana of worthy church charities are
strictly prohibited henceforth.
.
Father Herbert Thurston, S. j., is at
present working in the British museum
examining and copying documents OF
the reformation" period. The Amer
lcan Ecclesiastical Review and the Dol
phln will shortly publish series OF
papers, and the result of his researches.
The articles Will be entitled The Ear
ly Printing Press in the Service of the
Church" They will be illustrated by
fac-s SMILES from the old English ana
German texts preserved in the British
museum.
The Loughrea cathedral, in Ireland,
begun two years ago, is now nearly
completed.
Three great pilgrimages from Bel
gium are scheduled to arrive in Rome
during the month of April.
Mascagni, the composer, who says he
has not written a note for two years,
will take Marie Antoinette as the
theme of his next opera.
Mgr. Campbell, formerly rector of
the Scotch college, and well known in
the Roman ecclesiastical world. died
recently at Fiesole, near Florence.
The holy father gave private au-
iience the other day to Princess Ma
Ida of Bavaria ami her husband, the
prince of Sage Coburg Gotha.
.
A police court in Birnbaum, province
If Posen Prussian Poland, fined the
distinguished Catholic Organist, Fill !
)owski. 80 marks, a few days ago, for |
he crime of training the children of |
parochial school to sing Polish |
lymn in the parish church.
A performance of sacred music will
e given early in June in the new
athedral Westminster in order to
est the acoustic properties of the
which will be a public one,
re to be divided between the choir and
he building funds.
The census returns just completed of
.ussia show the population of the en-
ire to be 125, ,66S, 900. OF these 1884
10 belong to the Greek orthodox
hurch, 2,173,09O to the old Greek
II 10000 are Catholics,
74S,000 Protestants, and 1,220,0 600 be-
ng to other Christian creeds. Ma
Omedans number 1S.S80,OOO, Buddhists
lS9,Oo0 idolators7 $4,000.
The newly appointed assistant to the
shop of Ratisbon, Germany, who was
'nsecrated on the feast of st. Ma
has, will probably have the shortest
sme in the Catholic hierarchy. He
the Rt. Rev. Baron Ow, and received
e tituiar see of Arethusa.
.
Pricess Potryiani died recently in
ONE, after many months of suffering
avely borne. She was attended by
e pope's surgeon, Professor Mazzoni.
le deceased lady was not only lead
g light in social and literary circles,
4 fairy godmother" to the poor.
The fiftieth anniversary of the foun-
ton in the city of Berlin, Germany,
the Society of st. Vincent de Paul,
IS celebrated there last year There
e fifteen conferences in the city it
#, and thirty-nine in all are attached
the superior council of Berlin.
'atholic buildings which will be
ected this year in Sunderland, Eng
Id, will cost close to S250,OOO. The
tile Sisters of the Poor lead in ex- Y
nditure, closely followed by the new /
lools of St. Mary's and the mag
icent home of the Young Mems In =
tute. -
he Sacred Congregation of Rites {
5 held preparatory meeting to in
'tigate various important documents Z
the cause of the beatification of the (
lerable servant of God, Sister Mar {
'et of the blessed sacrament, a dis
ced Carmelite of the monastery of }
n in France. -