The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20

Young such men as Governor General
Smith Of the Philippines. ID. NJ. Delmas,
stephen NJ. White. Thomas J. Bergin.
John J. Barrett. John OGara and a
the affairs of California and OF the
country at large received their youth
full training.
Father Young was typical Ameri-9
can Jesuit He was great big. loving
hearted man. ever jealous for the well
fare OF his charges: always desirOuS
OF pushing them to the fore. but al
ways keeping himself in the back
ground. The cross and the flag were
MS only standards, and round these he
would rally his boys. His aim was to
turn out good Christians and patriotic
citizens. No American ever cherished
the traditions OF the country OF hon
ored her institutions more reverentIy-,
The three words. Love one another
formed the motives which guided his
every act
Delphine VI. DeImas thus voices the
sentiments of the old students toward
their never forgotten teacher.
Father Young was indeed most
finished and eles CANT scholar. But he
was more. He was me highest type
OF a gentleman gentleman in the
0roadest, most generous and most
Christian conception. OF the ternt-a
dinaI Newman's matchless description.
l never think Of him without emotion
He was the most lovable and. in his
day. among those with whom he had
his being. the most beloved OF men,
The presence OF Mgr. Seton OF New
York at the beatifcatiOn OF Joan Of
Arc in Rome recently was peculiarly
appropriate. since he IS a descendant
OF Sir Thomas Seton. who, as captain
OF Charles Wis Scottish guard in
France, fought beside the maid at
Orleans and at Patay. and was with
her at the erowning of Charles after
ward in the cathedral Of Rheims
Mgr. Seton, on account OF his Scot
-t1sh lineage, was admitted to the Aca-
depia Ecclesiastical OF Rome for which
noble birth is a requisite; and he is
the only American priest who has ever
ton.
Another member Of the American
branch OF the historic Seton family was
Mother Seton, fOundress Of the Sisters
of Charity in the United States whose
cause is now under consideration in
Rome. and who. it is hoped will one
day be placed among the canonized
saints of the Catholic church.
Rev d. Mcguire. Phi. d.. of the Cath
Ole university. a priest of the PhiladeI-
ph1a diocese, has been engaged by the
Carnegie institution of the United
states to re-edit the authors of the mid
die ages, whose works in Latin viii
be reproduced with amended text and
English translation commentary and
induces.
1t has seemed well to some Jealous
propa gators OF Catholic truth to make
/ a specific effort for the conversion OF
the Hebrews of America. Accordingly
we have the Catholic apOstoIate to the
Jews. at the head of which IS a con-
verted rabbi. A. S. Kayser.
Thus far the movement is represented
chiefly by monthly pamphlet. "Hazofs
l. Beth Israel CThe Waterman in the
House OF IsraePO, a publication ap-
proved by Bishops Canevin, Foley and
Alerding- The intention Is to form at
WorthingtOn. o., an Industrial school
for Jews, who may at the same time
inform themselves concerning the truth
OF the Christian religion.
Professor Canevaghi. who so distin-
guished himself last year by his mar
ve1ous restoration of the Last Supper
by Leonardo da Vincf and who is the
greatest authority in Italy on the con-
kservatiOn and restoration of paintings.
has been chosen to succeed the late
Commentators Seitz as director of the
Vatican museums and picture gallery
Notre Dame post. No. $50 OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic in Notrs
Dame. Ind. is unique in that il is en-
tirely composed OF Catholic priests and
brothers OF the Order Of the Holy Cross
who served throughout the civil war.