The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-03-29
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.


A beautiful and artistic offering has
/ just been made to Archbishop ChapelIe
| OF New Orleans. by a friend who does
/ not care to have his name mentioned
Inc present Is so unique, however. that
| IL is worth describing. 1t represents a
! golden easel, about six inches in height
| The easel is wrought most eXquisitely in
/ FURNISHED gold, and on it hangs a solid
| gold medallion on which the portrait of
! the archbishop is engraved. The tracing
/ IS in the gold and the work is very fine.
! The portrait rests upon background of
stars. The medallion is magnificently
! ornamented with Greek border of dark
, Dlue enamel and precious stones The
| shape of the easel is in Gothic style. and
! the whole effect is very handsome This
/ exquisite Sift is intended as an ornament
Ior MSr. Chapelles desk or studio. and
was sent to him with the compliments of
I "A Friend
.
While the people were coming into SS
Peter and Pauls church. Rochester II.
Y. on a recent Sunday mornin.g for oarI,,
mass, the largest bell. weighing two
tons. broke loose from its fastenings and
crashed through a heavy beam 10 the
flooring above the organ gallery Happily,
no one was injured.
The Society of St Vincent de PAM in
New York City has taken up with great
earnestness the work of Catholic bows
clubs. of which there are now ten in the
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y new Catholic publication has been
launched in the frozen north It is called
the Yukon Catholic, and the subscribers
IN and about Dawson cheerfully pay 80
cents a single copy for the paper, which
Is issued monthly.
st. Joseph's parish in Cincinnati has
produeed upwards of fifty priests ana
The Knights of Abraham Lincoln Or
der Of Cleveland o.. complained 70 Tho
school council Of that city that tbe r,ic- /
lures of the Madonna, the Blessed Virpin
Mary, the Holy Family and the Ascen- !
ti'5 i'm were designed TO lead the mind of
Ile studentS along Sectarian lines and
should be removed from the school b,Iild- |
ing: The council heard the protest read |
ana then by unanimous vote disDosed of |
the the complaint by marking the petition |
On Tuesday, April %. all the clergy of |
The archdiocese of Boston will observa
the eighueth anniversary of the birtbdsv
OF ArlchoiShoD Williams by a pious me-
mento in the mass of the day ana ,nro
sent an address of filial affectior a,5
the afternoon 'e' iii
Last week congress passed a resnl,,+;o,,
4 n uddioIlZlhg u Ine payment of number of !
avn war claims. Among the others was
ms item: To Bishop Augustine Vande
EyVer, trustee OF st. Joseph's CatbnIic
church at Martinsburg. Va. 81 $50 for tbe
use and occupancy of the church by the
army of the United States during the
civil war 'ie
Brother Charles, president of Manha+-
an college. New York, and one of the
1est known educators of the Catholic
,hurch in America, is dead from pneu-
nonia at the institution of which he was
he head. ""S
Efforts are being made by the Catholic
Alumni Sodality Of Boston to secure \
.atholic chaplain for the sailors and ma
mes located at the Charleston navy
The late Mr.. William Skinner of Holv-
ke, Mass, left 5000 to the House of
'roVldence hospital in that city.
More than 5000 was realized from :. ca
red concert held recently under the aus {
aees or st. Columbia's choir in New 2
Plans have been accepted for the new :