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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24
THE ATTACK ON THE POPE.

The attempted assassination of Plus \ last
Sunday morning by unknown anarchists while the
holy sacrifice of Mass was being offered to His Holy
Majesty our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ was,
thank God fiasco; but it will serve a useful pur-
pose in showing many good and honorable Protest
ants the brand of hate by which certain men are
actuated, for assuming Catholics to be wrong, to
show more forcibv the point of our argument, such
dreadful hate and the means used to give it force
and existence are absolutely ngodly and subversive
of the doctrines Of atheists materialsts and Prot
estants themselves, which in their highest form is
individual liberty in worshipping God according
to ones conscience
The result of this attempted unlawful crime viii
indubitably conduce to give Pope Plus deeper
affection in the hearts OF the millions OF Catholics
of every nation under the sum- and will excite for
him in the honest breasts of millions of non Cath
olics feeling of pity for his loneliness Of position
which has been increased by the troubles in France
Poland and Spain
Pope Plus, who in his gentle, human, sanity
character is not fitted to contend with brutal in
fdes that laugh aud ieer at the dying sobs and
means of our sublime and magnificent Savior but
who is the superior of all anti-Christs by the help
and grace of that same crucifed God. win emerge
in triumph over his troubles and enemies and rise
to greater height in the love and honest sympathy
of mankind
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24
DR.. CRAPsEY is ExC0MMU GATED.

This weeks news items tell us that Rev. Al
gernon Crapsey has been banished from the Prot
estant Episcopal church because Of his heresies
against the Apostles and Nicene creeds The fol-
lowing is the decree of the highest court of that
church:
THAT the respondent Dr. Crapsey, be suspended
from exercising the functions of a minister of the
church. until such time as he shall satisfy the &C.
clesiastica authority of the diocese that his belief
and teaching conform to the doctrine of the Apos
ties creed and the Nicene creed as the church hath
reviewed the same However, we express the ear
nest hope and desire that the respondent mas see
his way clear during the thirty days which, under
the of the church. must intervene before SEN
tence be pronounced to fully satisfy the eccle-
siastical authority of such conformity on his part
The case has attracted wide attention since the
publication of Dr. Crapsey's book of Religion
and Politics" and as since he has preached num-
Der Of sermons in which it is charged he taught
doctrines which we're contrary to the faith of the
Protestant Episcopal church.
DIR. Crapsey contended that he had preached
only according to what he believed to be true lie
contested the Proceedings against him vigorously.
Edward NJ Shepard, noted lawyer of New
York, arguing IN behalf of DR.. Crapsey, contended
that Dr. Crapses had acted within his rights
throughout and Ia shown himself to be straight
forward and sindre in all his preaching. The de-
csion Of the co,a of review apparently brings the
Crapsey case to A. end. Under it Dr. Crapsey will be
suspended from barring the functions of minister
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24
ROMAN CATHOLIC TRUTHS.
Continued from Page l..

ments the same world says Behold the supersti-
tious Catholics
The Catholic Church erects beside every ALTA
statues of St Joseph and the Virgin Mother Of
Cod that glorious Mother that participated in
every agony of Christ. her Cody Son. from Bethlc
hem to Calvary that gentle Virgin that PR
destined before all ages who uttered that memora
bic prophecy in the first chapter of the gospel of ST.
Luke that from henceforth all generations should
call her blessed which has been fulfilled during the
1900 years that followed and when the Catholic
Church does so, she Is doing that which is in
cordance with the will of God.
Those recently formed sects that maintain thcy
are the true Churches of God are treading OH dam
gerous ground. They are unconsciously impugn-
ing the divinity and utterances of Christ Himself
for they say in substance that the world was i'm
error and darkness until they came and that the
countless billions who have died since the time of
Christ have gone down into their graves believing
in spite of the fact that Christ said to. His
apostles in the twenty-eighth chapter of Matthew.
"All power is given to me in heaven and in earth
Going therefore. teach We all nations; baptizing
them in the of the Father. and of the Son.
and of the Holy Ghost.
Teaching them to observe all things whatso-
ever | have commanded you: and behold | with
YOU all days even unto the contamination of the
world"
Again in the fourteenth chapter of St John.
the Savior promises His disciples 4 Paraclete-;r
holy spirit of truth-that would abide with them
forever
The Roman Catholic religion has been the reIi-
giOn of the world for 1900 years-the only one for
1900 years. The Emperors. kings. statesmen.
warriors poets. painters, priests and people of Ger
many for 700 years. Scotland and England for a
thousand years, Denmark Sweden Norway and
all countries protesting belief in Christ for many
centuries died Catholics.
Is the religion of Augustine the monk that
converted England 1900 years ago; of Bede. the
English historian who lived and died in monas-
terry 1900 years ago; Of Constantine. the Roman
Emperor; of .Charlemagne. King Alfred the Great
Of England. Boniface. who converted Germany.
Stephen. King of Hungary. Bruce and Wallace Of
Scotland, of those great monks who founded Ok
ford and Cambridge, Canterbury and Westminster
Abbey in England Christopher Columbus and the
3O0,000000 who profess Catholic Christianity to-
day vital and puissant faith that cannot be de
stroyed bv bitter prejudice and malicious SANDER
or a weak institution that has never left its inn
press on the world
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24
THANKSGIVING DAY.

From former ages which are of buried past, there
comes to us like the fragrance of lost dead rose
of love, like the memory of a withered aud
blighted hope the sweet odors of the sublime and
seraphic prayers that were poured forth from the
great hearts of magnificent prophets nhabiting the
verdant valleys, daes and hills of Gods chosen ma
ton hundreds of years ago
David, the young shepherd boy, who wistfully
gazed at the voiceless stars, which by their silence
lent sadness to his poetic heart sang in after years
from the throne of mighty kingdom to that
nipotent yet gentle God, whom he had wronged,
lofty and undying words of praise and thanksgiving
which were sorrow-born in his own afflicted but
contrite soul
Il will praise Thee Lord, with my whole
heart; in the council of the just and in the con
gregation Great are the works of the Lord sought
out according to all his wills His work is praise
and magnfcence; and His justice continueth for
ever and ever. He hath made a remembrance of His
wonderful works being merciful and gracious
Lord: He hath given food to them that fear Him.
He will be mindful forever of His covenant He will
show forth to His people the power of His works.
That He may give them the inheritance of the Gen
tiles; the works of His hands are truth and judg-
ment All His commandments are faithful,
firned forever and ever, made in truth and equity.
He hath sent redemption to His people, He hath
commanded His covenant forever Holy and terri
BILE is His name; the fear of the Lord is the begin
ming of wisdom. A good understanding to all that
do it: His praise continueth forever and ever"
Strong nbed Isaas too moulded into golden
words the passionate gratitude that throbbed with
in him for his God.
30 Lord thou art my God, | will exalt Thee
and give glory to Thy name for Thou hast done
wonderful things, thy designs of old faithful
Amen Therefore shall strong people praise Thee
the city of the mighty nations shall fear Thee Be
cause thou hast been strength to the poor,
strength to the needy in his distress; refuge from
the whirwind shadow from the heat
Mighty Daniel of marvellous and invincible
courage was not the least of the Israeite monks to
testify his great love, unbounded trust and fervent
praise of Almighty God, in thoughts, words and
deeds The eysian fields and hills flowing with milk
and honey rang with beautiful songs and canticles
of love and alteration to God. while the aurora of
the east sank into the soft twilight of the west in
the glorious land of the Jews How weak then are
our praises and thanksgivings in comparison TO
those of buried inlmemoria times! Let us cast off
orr materialsm and infdelity as wornout garments
let us contemplate on this coming Thanksgiving
dav the fields of waving grain made fruitful by the
abundant waters from heaven; the myriads of fishes
of the sea; the grazing cattle of the plains to fur
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24

of the Protestant Episcopal church until such
time as his religious views conform to the doctrines
of the Apostles and Nicene creeds. There can be
no further appeal, as the board of review which
heard the appeal from the original decision is the
highest court in the church.
DR.. Crapsey in his sermons and writings ques-
toned the virgin birth of Jesus. He also contend
ed that there were fallaces in other beliefs and doc
trines forming the foundation of the Protestant
Episcopal church.
The probability that DR. Crapsey will recant am
of the opinions which led to his ecclesiastical con-
demnation or that he will i'll any way recede from
the position he has taken is very slight as not
to be worthy of considerations Later he will issue
d statement ON his position in the controversy.
DIR. Crapsey has much right to reject what he
pleases according to his individual Judgment had
Archbishop Cranmer and lamented friend,
Henry VIII The Protestant religion whose high
est and truest form is Lutheranism is founded on
the right of private judgment, and DR.. Crapsey
should Immediately excomunicate the members of
the court that tried him. He would be well within
his rights as a Protestant
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24
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= To encourage CATHOLIC literature in every =
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= for the faith they profess, the Intemouutain :
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= to each new subscriber who pays one year in
I advance. All old subscribers who settle up past
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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24

nish with drink ans. foo; let us watch the glory
of the rising and declining sun: let listen to
the sweet song of the birds with the rhythm of th
swaying trees; let us raise hearts to that
white throne beyond the lofty heights, where sit
and rules the thorn-crowned King Of Mary. sorrow
queen, lavishing on us. His ungratefuI children
with unshortened hand. abundant blessings and
praise His Holy Name, asking Him for the benson
of contrite tears to water the barren soil Of hu
man hearts.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24
A "GATLING- GUMS" VOLLEY

The Calling Cum a non-Catholic magazine Of
Chicago (NOv. issue, p ~ has fired the following
shell" into the camp of the Jesuit-hating bigots
"The Jesuits have chosen a General, who Is
known the Black Pope and the election has
given an opportunity to every hide-bound Protest
ant literary yayper to say Something funny, well
filthy, of the Society of Jesus An editorial
writer in the Congregationaist and Christian
World has spread himself on record as the most
select specimen of the pinpleheaded intoerant that
rallied at a fellow-Christian. Lack of space
we'll thorough disgust of perverted Christian
ity prevent me from reproducing some of the state
ments concerning Loyolas Order made by the cer
zeal A. P. Ape in the Congregationast. | cannot
however, refrain from slipping in the following
The paragraph closes with this datribe:
Yet it is of this type that Great Britain
and the United States permit to go ON founding
monasteries and schools without the slightest in
reference as if the annals of Europe and South
America had not taught that Jesuitism sooner or
later has either bighted every nation it has touched
forced it, in self-defense to expel the body Of
contagion.'
Flows that. As speckIed, spangled and
spotted liar l guess this ecclesiastical Ananfas
parades somewhere near the head of the procession
1t is not necessary to say how he lies for that would
entail an argument, and an argument with liar
is tiresome and bootless when all the world knows
that he hes
Il know the Jesuits fairly well. although I've
never attended their Sunday schools as a scholar.
nor their seminaries matrculate and / have
ever found them loyal to their government.
know that in precept and practice they are as high
above the average Holy Joe intoerant as is the
oak above the "Jimson" weed for they arc kindly
charitable and clean. | have yet to hear one of
them say disparaging word of Professionalism. nor
have | ever seen any PROSECUTING for Catholicism.
where they hold forth. And this also know.
know them to have educated intellects beside whio
the brain of the average intollerant "yawp" wou1d
appear as mess of bran-mash The Jesuit IN
neither side lines nor hobbies on me- and his benc-
diction IS no more valuable to me than that of amy
other Cody man." Sincerely yours, K
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24
CARD FROM BISHOP sCANLAN.

- MY duty 10 protect Catholics and the nuo-
80 generally from fraud and imposition by notifying
hem from time TO time that person tearing the
'1ne md garb of priest sister anyone else. IS
-athorized permitted to solicit or collect in this
''N0ese for purpose whatever connected with the
'21hon Church without having from permission
~ writing. hearing my seal and signature Should
=HV0ne be found enFaged In doing this unlawful
work. collecting without such document. he or
no. - the case e. should be regarded by all as
81 cG and mposter T.. SEAMAN
Bishop os Sa'1 Lake
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24
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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24

Have you noticed disposition the part of
certain contemporaries to butt into controversy
whoa they are not attacked, as though the mana
MRS OF Catholic paper were not able to defend
themselves. What Is t--a desire for cheap adver-
tiscment. Is this positive fact.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24

Md it ever occur to you that there are lot Of
white worms who think colored people arc not as
-ood as themselves, yet these same people if their
todeqswere TO lie in the streets of city beneath
6uning summers sun, would breed a pestilence
from which millions would die. Well 1t is posi-
tive fact.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24

Certain editors have way of distorting and
twisting the meaning of utterances with which they
are not IN accord, interpolating here, looping off
there and making a great Topping about like lit
lie poodle in the sea. All Of which is the result of
trying to dispute what is true and honorable. And
this is positive fact
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24

Considering the present condition OF American
journalism with all Its trashy news in its Sunday
supplements etc. it is enough to make Balaam's
ass stagger and take the count in the first round for
amy editor to assume an attitude of l am holier
han thou in regard to Mr.. Hearst. And this is a
positive fact
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24

Philadelphia Jack O'Bren is as good as any
man that walks the streets of America. He has
by his energy and temperance, brought himself up
from $50 per day to the legal forum. man, r.
respective of his vocation. long as it is not dis
honest, is all right until he proves himself other
wise And this is a positive fact.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24

Did it ever occur to you that when We attack
the rich we do not mean you if you are n generous
ran of wealth, but only the msers of gold who try
II corner food products and make the people snf-
fer! You need not take offense and wear the shoe
6 it does not fit you. And this is positive fact.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24

Were you aware of the fact that uprisings in
penitentiarcs throughout the world are oftentimes
due to brutal and domineering guards whc are Sc
lec:ed not because Of their discretionary ability Tor
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24

Did YOU ever realize that atheists and material
lists squeal the loudest and the longest in ship
wrecks and train horrors Well. it Is a positive
fat.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24

There is a regrettabe disposition in many quar-
tiers of this wide country criticise and condemn
Italian laborers, because they underbid American
workingmen, but, like every issue there are two
sides to the story. Italians are reared to live in
very frugal manner, and in their sunny home be
yond the seas they can live far cheaper than the
American. Their daily wage amounts to about
thirty cents and consequently when they are of
fered $50 day by the American millionaire, it
is big money in their eyes. Who is to blame-the
Italian who receives, to him, big increase of pay
the millionaire with his fine mansion, spacious
grounds and up-to-date automobile constantly seek
ing the cheapest labor he can find!
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24

Did it ever occur to you that ii is the essence
of idoary TO ignore Christ the Celestial Empero.
and Ills dynamic words uttered between Bethlehem
aud Calvary to follow Darwins and Ingersoils .
W,ll. it is a positive fact.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24

Did it ever occur to you that there are a lot Of
InusL takers filing many editorial chairs who onght
to be digging bitches Well, it is positive TACT.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24

The Newark Monitor is showing itself. as time
advances. to be bright newsy. up-to-date Catho-
lie paper in every way And this is a positive fact
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24

Did it ever occur to you that you are guilty of
a million insults and wrongs against Christ dur
ing thirty or forty years OF life! Well. this is
positive fact.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24

The increase of wages which many corporations
have put into effect recently is welcome news. This
is the type of action that will go far to bury
archistic isms
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24

the position but to political pull These guards,
not ali, mind you, but very many of them, take adj
vantage of the helpless prisoners and wiring from
them by many small, despotic acts dreadful desires
of retaliation. In fact, there exist in many pris
ons the mutual hatred of devils between guards and
prisoners and this evil of brutal overseers exists
in many city hospitals as well. And these are pos
tive facts
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-24

Every man. Catholic and Protestant, if he is ans
kind Of a man, should thank God for the blessings
and favors himself and his country enjoy, And
this is a positive fact.