The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-04-05
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
interesting Items Cleaned From
"Church Progress

S4luACn GTOSfeSS.
Three cities of Massachusetts hav,
lF1sh catholic mayors: Hon. Patrick a
Collins of Boston. Hon. John H II Nc
Nance of Cambridge and Hon. John f
: Hurley of Salem.
In Detroit there are ten divisions of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians. with .
{ membership of 100. There is an excel
lent military company in the city.
ST. Stanislaus' church, Milwaukee, Wis.
VIII shortly undergo complete remodel.
be $4,000 VII
: Members of the Grand View Avenue
Methodist church of Dubuuue Ia have
expressed their desire to cooperate with
Archbishop Keans in his struggle against
dlsreputable saloons with wine rooms
and women attached.
BY the will of the late Cornelius s55o Is
left TO ST. Charles Borromeo's church.
hellyville, and $3.50 TO St Roses church
at San Francisco
Plans for the new academy and chanel
to be erected in Newport, KY, by the
Slnsters of Providence have been re-
| turned approved from the mother house
in France. The building area is 200 feet
square and the cost will exceed $4,000.
Work on the new St Norbert college
at Green Bay, Wis, is progressing quite
! satisfactory. The well which is being
9riiied on the premises has reached a
depth of 200 feet and good flow of water
I Is expected at so or 100 feet more.
.
1t is expected that ground will be broken
and work begun on the new ST. Patricks
church. Erie, Pa, about Aug. l.
The ten divisions of Onondago County
ancient order of HibernianS marched in
the St Patricks day parade at Syracuse
n. Y. The number was nearly 1000 men.
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On the occasion of the 124th anniver-
sary of the birth of Robert Emmett Mr.
James d. Flynn, president of the Irish
Language society of Washington. D. c.,
guage.
The Rev. P, H. Callahan. rector of St.
johns church, Newton. Lower Falls,
opened the mems retreat at the cathed-
raj Boston. on Passion Sunday. Over
2'OOO men were present.
Elghty-fve converts were received at a
mission recently held in Holy Angels
church, thirty-five of whom were bap-
tized and are now under preparation for
their first communion.
.
Oshkosh will be the mecca of German |
Catholics throughout Wisconsin the weeL !
the eighth biennial convention of the |
stats Nerein OF Wisconsin German Catho-
lie benevolent societies, the meeting to |
continue for five days. Many others will
also follows
Memphis now has four handsome Cath
ollc churches-St. Peters st. Mary's. St
Joseph,s and the Sacred Heart-and in a
have an up-to-date edifice Chelsea will
doubtless have a new Catholic church i'm
the near future
St; Thomas Aquinas" B. " NJ. sodality
of Philadelphia, of which Rev Francis F.
Coyle is spiritual director, raised over
81 800 in a little over four months. and will
place Our Lady's altar and statue and
stained glass window in the church.
The Catholic population of the archdio-
cese of New York is officially estimated
at 100000: of Chicago 0000: of Boston.
55c,0oc. and of Philadelphia, 100000.
Over $1,000 have already been subscribed
by members of the congregation of Our
Lady of Lourdes, ChiCago( for a new pa-
-ochial school building on which work
will begin in May.
Henry Boyle, one of Fond du I.acs
Wis.,, most public spirited Catholics. is
lbout to add another to his list of bene- {
actions to the city-a home for the aged, s
!
. |
Seven hundred dollars will be expended
y the Young Peoples Union of ST. Pat '
iek's parish. Cleveland. O.. in the furn-
shing of their new club rooms. G
a new convent for the Sisters of St :
oseph, who have charge of the parochial i.
chool of st. Francis Xavier's church is {
o be built at Rochester, n Y, this
pring d
The Rev. Father Beecherini of San c
'ranciscos Italian church has receiveJ h
rom italy sixteen death claims of rela- | !,
ives OF the victims of the wreck on the =
sanash last thanksgiving. Mr.. Beecher- {
III says the company is not willing 10 r
lake any equitable adjustment of these p
laims so they will be pushed through "
he courts. :
One OF the latest and most magnificent y
the many beautiful gifts presented fo q
!. Aaviers academy, Chicago, is the a
4nctuary windows for the new convent o.
napeL They are the gift of Mrs A w | il
reene, former pupil r.
The Rt Rev. Bishop MoeIIer of Column 9
us, o., has issued q letter to the CLERGY, x
ms diocese, suggesting means of ira ,
ctions L1fs tne @ Parocnlal @ schools in his jurs- Il
ointment OF diocesan school insnecfnr !
. .;
Mr.. John "A. Henneberry has been an cr
1inted chief clerk of district attorneys "
nee; New York. He is a prominent g
night of Columbus and at present state pt
resident of the Catholic Benevolent T,e- Sc
on of New York M
The Very Rev. John R. slattery. nro- hi hi
neral OF St Joseph's Society of the 60
acred Heart, celebrated his silver Jubilee %
st. Patricks day. re
lie.
A new mission has been founded in tho fe
iondike region, namely, at Gold Run W.
there are ten places now where mass bi
said, viz: Dawson, Bonanza, Dominion %
eek, Hunker Creek. Last Chance Sul- ~
lur Greek. Gold Run, White Horse. Sell al al
rk and Forty Mile ch
. ag
Information has been received from, fh
lme. ltalV. that Xnr,- | ~,