The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-09-06

The regular sessions of the MarylanC
catholic summer school are now under
way. An excellent programme of lee
lures makes I'D the course.
The Sisters of St Joseph of Green Ba3
are making preparations for the closing
Of the purchase of the Comstock property
! better known as the Kellogg place or
Monroe avenue. 1t is the intention of the
Sisters to open there, this fall, an acad-
emy for the education of girls.
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Always kind and generous to the Little
Sisters Of the Poor of Detroit during his
lifetime, the. late Senator Mcmillan gave
additional evidence by his will, in which
he left them the sum of $1,000.
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Recently, on a hilltop at Auriesville,
y. y, a statue representing in marble
the figure of Christ departed resting ON
the knee of His mother, was unveiled
Nearby was placed d massive crown of
thorns IN gold and precious gems as a
votive offering
By, the will of Neil McNeaIis of PhiIa-
delphia, st. Joseph's church of that CITY
will receive 4 legacy of $1,000 upon yari-
Gus contingencies named in the instru-
ment-
The large bell recently hung at EN-
manuel church, Dayton, o., fell from its
position one day last week. but fortunate-
iy its descent was interrupted by scat
folding lower down in the tower. Little
damage was done and no one was injured
The German Roman Catholic Stats
verband of California will hold its annual
state convention in San Jose this wear.
1t continues through three days.
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On Sunday, Oct. 5, Rt. Rev Risbon
Macs will lay the corner stone of the new
-. Jonn church at Carrollton, Ky. Rt
Rev J: /. Spalding, d. D., bishop of Pc
orla' MS, VIII preach the sermon. This
Rt. Rev M. j. Spalding. for fifty wears
coadJutor of Louisville diocese. preached
the sermon when the .corner stone of the
old church was laid forty-nine years ago.
VIII be invited TO attend.
A collection taken up on Sundav,of last
week IN the Mother of God church. Gov
ington,, KY, for the building of a new
school house, netted s2,54S.4O
BY the viii of the late Joseph B. Glover
Of Boston the sum of 5000 is left to the
Carney hospital.
The new altar for St. Johns church
Green Bay, viii be in place. about Sent. !
The altar IS of marble and is very mas
sive. The base OF the altar has beer, i'm
ported and will represent the Lords sup
PeI III Das-reneI.
Theaburning of the parochiaI school at
SALAMANCA, n, Y, in the spring. has
proven fortunate for the city. q fine
'ommodioqs building. suitable for a con. /
7ent for the Sisters Of St. Joseph and q |
'plendid school with every equipment viii |
De built. "-iA
Nine Franciscan Sisters of the Convent
4 Our Lady of the Angels. Glen Riddle
Pa, celebrated their silver Jubilee to,
'ether Aug. p. On the previous day fifty |
loYlces were professed into the order
Ryan presided at the UNIQUE
ceremonies
A handsome new church is soon to he
rected by st. Peter congregation, Steu-
'envillo. o.
A church for the Polish Catholics of
ilooevllle, Colo, will soon be commenced.
even lots have been purchased for that
urpose. There are about 100 families in
ne place, most of them employed in the
The new parochial school of st. Mary's
arish and the chapel of st. Anthony at |