The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-11-15

build a new church by their persona
labor instead of letting the JOB py cor
tract. Contractors have offered 10 pull'
the church for $4,000. but the congresa
ton believes it can save $4,000. The mel
will work under the direction OF tn'
architect and the pastor.
Sister Mary DoIors Marshall of the
Order of Visitation of the Blessed VIZ
gin Mary, a member of the little pane
of Sisters who were placed in charge o.
the Mount De Sales academy and con
vent, Gainesville, Md, when 1t wa:
last week, aged ~. Her mother was
Virginian and her father a Greek. VINO
came to this country on VISIT, out sun
sequently settled here, eventually chang-
ing his name from its Greek form &c
Marshall, it's English equivalent.
During the past summer season ABOUT
$50 children were entertained for week
at the Paulist parish summer nome
New York These children were sent in
weeks there were nearly 100 chlldren
cared for at a time. Besides these there
were over 100 more children who were
entertained for day. The amount oId eH-
Rev Father Kalman Kovats, pastor OF
ST Stephens (Magyar) church, Mckees-
port, Pa, has been honored by special
recognition from Emperor Francis joseph
of Hungary. Kalman Sell, president of
the cabinet of Hungary, has sent an offl-
cial letter conveying the personal tlanks
of the emperor for a special resolution or
respect to the emperor from the Magyar
priest and his congregation on the occas-
ion of his birthday celebration at Buda
Pest on Aug. Is.
St. Xavier parochial school. Cincinnati,
now harbors more than 1000 children
daily, and few tardy ones still continue
to arrive. The Parochial society is grow
ing. and with it the fund. The children s
coming entertainment The Cruise of the
Polar Star will help to swell the fund
which must reach $4,000 before the school
can be declared self-supporting. A beau
tiful statue of the Sacred Heart was
placed in the main hall this week.
Rev. Father Thomas Merendino, who
is in charge of the Italian Catholics at
Italian Consul in New Orleans authority
to act in his name concerning the military
of young men subject TO the
Italian flag.
Archbishop Keane dedicated the new
church in Haverhill. Ia, last week. The
new building is worth $4,000 and is fine
brick structure. Thursday the corner
stone of the new hospital in Sioux City
was laid. Archbishop Keane delivered an
is to cost $4,000.
A generous friend of st. Martins
academy. Newport. Ky, has donated to
that institution a magnificent life-size
statue of the Sacred Heart.
The cornerstone of a new S25O,OOO
building. which will practically double
the working capacity of St. Mary
academy, Notre Dame, Ind, was laid last
-o0I- Oss.I. he or
Wayne diocese, in the presence of a large
gathering of visiting prelates, alumni,
students and friends of the institution
FOREIGN.
The Rev. Frederick Alfred Ingle, B. A.
Of st. Johns college, oxford, lately cur
ate of Great Ilford, Essex, and formerly
of Falmouth has been received into the
church at st. Mary's, Chaplain.
1t is credibly stated from Rome that
Mgr. Zaleski is to succeed Mgr. Falconio
IS apostolic delegate to Canada. 1t is
also stated THAI Mgr. Sbaretti will sue
coed Mgr. Zaleski as apostolic delegate
10 India.
1t is announced that Bishop Favier of
Pekin has had a stroke of apopleXy af-
.ecting his left side. (. High official hon
lrs had been conferred on him lately by
he Chinese government.
o.
1t is stated that the renewed minis
-erial attempt to force on Italy divorce
aw is to be uncompromisingly pushed by
he Masonic party, whose hopes have
been quickened by the late successes of
heir French brethren. Even liberal jour
lals admit that for the present such law
S not called for at all.
In Germany many jealous Catholic pas
ors have, the several decades past, been
successfully devoting themselves, in adj
lition to the other duties of their office,
lnions. The same is true. in a large
of priests in Switzerland, Aus
ria and France.
The Able Gayraud, who had notified
lis intention of interpellating NJ. Combes
IN the persecution of the religious, will
lot be able to take his seat on the re
assembling or parliament. His medical
Ldviser has ordered him complete rest
or month at least
President Loubet will. it is stated visit
he Quirinal, ignoring the Vatican. This
S supposed to be ruse of the church's
enemies to force both the pontiff to at
ack the French republic, and King En-
manuel to quit the Dreibund and join the
Franco Russian coalition.
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Pope Leo XIII, on Wednesday, received
Archbishop Bruchesi of Montreal in pri-
ate audience. The pontiff showed great
interest in Canada and spoke in flatter-
ng terms of Premier Laurier. The arch
bishop presented to the pope diocesan
'ffering of $500.
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In the conflagration of the town of st.
Pierre, Miquelon, N F., the cathedral at
hat place was completely destroyed.
At recent convention of men from
Ill parts of Alsace-Lorraine, at Stras-
,urg, it was decided to form a political
organization of the Catholics. A COM
nittee was elected whose duty it shall be
o elaborate a programme of principles
,ased on the official programme of the
center party, and adapted to the special
reeds of Alsace-Lorraine.
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Cardinal Ferrari, archbishop of Milan,
old the convention of the Catholic So
ieties of Lombardy, recently held at
donza, Upper Italy, that he has ap-
pointed and maintains at his own ex-
,ense six chaplains, whose sole duty it is
o devote themselves to the labor question
md to the organization of workingmen's
Inions. In Belgium the institution of la
,or chaplains has existed a number of
ears.