The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-01
THE lNTepuouNrAIN AND COLORADO CATHOLIC. APRIL 1905

might be his door was always open
ia the humblest dealer who had some
thing to sell which no one else had.
Two days later the Iifan returned bring
ing the cope with him again. He had
sold it to Mr.. Morgan and brought 1t
back to be placed in his collection III
the museum.
Mr.. Morgan hassIeturned the cope TO
the Italian government uncondition-
aIlv and it may now be placed in one
of the state museums, the theft having
proved that it was not safe in the
cathedral.
In chronicling the news Of the dis
astrous accident which occurred at
Brockton, Mass Monday 10Th instant.
whereby many employees, as the result
If a boiler explosion in d shoe manu-
factory in the Campello district, con-
Quoted by the r. b. Grover company
lost their lives, the secular press says
among the first TO arrive on the scene
was Rev. James o Rourke. curate at
ST Margaret's church nearby, At the
risk of his life he. removed seven per-
sons from the ruins before the fire
had reached them and was returning
for the eighth when he tainted Father
O'Rourkc administered the last rites of
the church TO many Catholics, both to
those who were saved and some who
later persisted. No matter what the
emergency the priest is every ready ana
at hand. Honor to Father y Rpufkc'
the priest hero.--Caatholic Tribune
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Much excitement prevails just now
at the Vatican Because of the an
nouncement that both King Edward of
England and Emperor William Of Ger-
many are to go to Rome in April and
pay a visit TO the Pope.
The details of the visit of Emperor
William to the Vatican have already
been arranged, and will follow the
precedent laid down on former occaS-
ions when the German Emperor went 10
Rome. He will start for the Vatican
from the German embassy i'll his own
private carriage, instead of coming d.
rect from the Quirinal Palace, using the
livery of the house of Savoy. He Is eN-
pected to arrive in Rome about the
middle of April after his visit to Sicily,
which will last a little over two weeks.
In the case of King Edward it is
known that he will arrive in Naples to-
ward the end of the present month
but it is not certain If circumstances
will permit him to be Il guest of King
Victor Emanuel in Rome, who has sent
him a direct invitation to visit him.
I'm Dortant results are expected from
the interview the German Emperor
will have with the Pope, especially re-
garding the protectorate over Cath0llc
| interests in the East
A new church is to be erected NJ
Rome at the initiative and expense OF
| the Belgian Catholics At 4 recent
audience granted to Belgian newspaper
men. who presented an address and al
album containing a large number oil
! subscriptions to the enterprise Plus \
consented to bless the corner stone oil
| the church which he did i'll the pres
ence of the Belgian pilgrimage pre-
scented by the archbishop of Malines
This will be the three hundred anc
siSty-seventh church in the Eeterna
! CITY. where every nationality has
snecial place of worship.
In his address to the Belgian news
paper men the Pope dwelt at length oil
the necessity of moderation toward th'
Liberal party in Belgium which of lat
has gained great ascendency auC
threatens to overthrow the ConserNa
tive government.
The demand for the Qualification o
Plus TX. now before the Sacred Con
| gregation. bears 93,1t7 signatures,
'O7S from France; 5,17S from Belgium
1918 from Spain; 1913 from Italy; ~
from England and 1,13S from Canada.