The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-14
Greatest Conference Ever Seen i'm the World
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.

BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.
NEW YORK. Aug, 13-Three
princes of the church, headed by the
popc's S legate, Cardinal Vannutelli, 200
bishops. and archbIshops, representing
the whole Christian world, priests of
lower rank innumerable and not less
than 100000 Catholic laymen, will be
in Montreal next month in a body with
the International Eucharistic confer
cnce 1t will be the greatest gathering
of communicates of n single church
ever seen in the western hemisphere,
if not in the world. The congress
will last five days, and will be formally
opened at st. James's cathedral on
September 6. when the Archbishop of
Montreal, surrounded by the entire
hierarchies Of Canada and the United
States, bishops and archbishops from
England, Ireland, Scotland. France,
Italy Spain, Belgium, South America,
Mexico, etc, and Cardinals Gibbons
and Logue, will receive Cardinal Van
nutelli, who has been appointed by
Plus Y. with plenary powers to act
as his representative lstere.
To Meet Papal Delegate
ne Cardinal unu MS retlnue VIII
leave Ostend on AUGUST 2S for London.
There he will be Joined by the Arch
bishop Of Westminster, Monsignor
Bourne. the Duke of Norfolk and the
delegation Of English Catholics. A few
days later they will sail from Liver.
pool on the steamer Empress Of Ireland
for Quebec. Sir Thomas O 'Shaughnessy
will head the reception committee
that will go ont to sea to meet the .papal
n he nd otb
of Montreal will welcome him at for
NAL reception to be held at the city
hall on the night of September 9.
Midnight Mass
Chief features of the congress will
be the midnight mass at Notre Dame
church, at which $4,000 men will re,
ceive the communion, the pontifical
mass at st. James S cathedral, with the
papal legate as celebrant; and the eu-
charistic procession on the afternoon
of Sunday. September IL, with which
the congress will be closed. pontl-
fcal mass in the open air on Fletcher s
field on September 0, will be another
feature. On September II there will
be pontitcal mass at st. James s
cathedral Cardinal Gibbons will be
the preacher and Cardinal Logue will
be the celebrant.
Growing Incident.
The same afternoon will occur the
browning incident, public procession
in honor of the blessed sacrament,
which will be carried by the cardl-
nal legate, surrounded by the Cana
dian premier. Sir Wllfred Laurier, the
Duke of Norfolk, the city officials,
Judges of the, courts; etc; who VIII act
will march through four miles of
streets. under forty triumphal arches,
The principal discourses at the
Notre Dame church, st.
Patrick S and the public meetings will
be made by Cardinal Vincent Vannu
telli, Cardinal Logue, Cardinal Gibbons,
Bruchesi of Montreal. Mon.
signor Bourne of Westminster, Bishop
Heylen of Namur, Belgium, who is
Trenchet, a famous French
orator; Archbishop O'Connell of Bos-
ton, Archbishop Glennon of st. Louis,
The Rev A P. Doyle, C. S, P, the
Abbo Duchesne, Father Bernard
Vaughan and the Rev. Thomas j.
S. J.
India Becoming Christianized.
Rev. J. H. Gardner, missionary,
whose fields are in India. in speaking
IF the mission work among Hindoos,
said that the people of India are
'apldly becoming ChrlStlanlzed, and
hat the Methodist church is one of the
eading churches in the conversion of |
India, and at present has eight confer |
ences in that country. Mr.. Gardner |
has been engaged in missionary work
in India for the past twenty'six
years, being connected with the South
India conference "A great deal of |
opposition has been encountered by the !
- said Mr.. Gardner, "and |
they have been prosecuted greatly, |
by the native police. At one !
time, when 1 was preaching in the
streets of one of the cities of India,
was stopped by the police and told not |
TO preach there any more. I Immediate |
" reported the matter to the police
from whom / received |
the reply that if I did not wish to be