The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-12-24

auction last week, bringing $4,000
The panel is thirteen feet square. L
was found in mansion in Cornwall
An instance of the great progress
the revival of the ancient language il
making in Ireland is afforded in the
announcement of the coming publ
cation in Dublin of an edition of the
Messenger of the Sacred Heart in
Gaelic
Half of the thirty-eight young men
and women who took the examination
in pharmacy at Pittsburg, Kan, last
week, passed. The best grade was
made by Sister NJ. Edmond, who be-
came a pharmacist so she could fill
prescriptions in a Catholic hospital
Father B. S. Schmiehausen of st.
Marks Church. st. Marks Kan. was
invested on Thanksgiving day with
the insignia of domestic prelate to
His Holiness Pope Plus X.
Rev. Francis Dent, who died re-
Gently at the home of his sister in
New York City, was one Of the found
ers of the first Italian mission in New
York City. He was born in Ireland
in 1910. He was the author of sew
eral books on religious subjects.
Rt Rev. John Joseph Koppes, d.
| D., Bishop of Luxembourg, Germany,
was guest at st. Mary's academy and
college, Notre Dame. Ind, recently
The prelate has three sisters in the
order of the Holy Cross and a broth
er priest. Rev. j. Koppes, Immacu-
late Conception Church, Pesotum, III.
"A Catholic newspaper is a perpet-
ual mission in every parish. His
Holiness, Leo XIII.
Announcement was made that the
orphan asylum now being built on
the outskirts of Norwood Park by the
Catholic archdiocese Of Chicago will
be completed by March 1. 1911.
The Due de Loubat an American
citizen, whose title was conferred by
the Pope in 1898, has given to the
Academy of Inscriptions and Bellies
Lettres of the French Institute a sum
yielding $500 a year for learned men
temporarily disabled.
The Rt. Rev. Hilderbrand de Hep
Time, abbot primate of the historic
Benedictine Order throughout the
world, whose prospective visit TO
Louisiana has been announced sew
eral times, reached st. Joseph's Sem
mary and College, New Orleans, Dec.
4. He came direct from the Benedic-
tine College at Belmont, \. c., where
he was the guest of Rt. Rev. Bishop
Haid. d. D., o. 5. b.
The Rt. Rev. DR.. Clery, Bishop of
Auckland. whose years of editorship
of the New Zealand Tablet proved
so fruitful to the church, has been
received in audience by Cardinal
Gotti, Perfect of Propaganda, and is
to be received in day or two by
the Holy Father. Bishop Cleary
speaks Italian like native, having
passed his course in the College of st.
Apollinaris, Rome.
Setting of stone on the Catholic
pro-cathedral, Minneapolis has been
suspended for the winter. About
dozen steel men will be kept at work
placing the trusses that are to sup
port the room. The contract calls for
of the structure in No
vember, 1911. The edifice will cost
$500, 900
Bishop McFaul laid the cornerstone
of ST. Joseph's Chruch, Plainfield, n
J., recently, in the presence of a large
gathering.
The parishioners of St. Mary's
Church. Albany, Ore, recently OBJ
served the silver jubilee of the founda-
ton of the parish.
On November 80, the Rt. Rev. Her.
man J. Alerding, D. D., Bishop Of Fort |
Wayne, Ind, celebrated the tenth an
niversary of his conservation.
December 10 marks the twenty-fifth
of the ordination of the |
Rt. Rev. Patrick J. Donahue. d. D., |
Bishop of Wheeling, W. Va, to the |
priesthood. The clergy of the do
cese are planning special celebra-
ton.
There died recently in Swiss
Nursing Home a man who rendered
% humanity an inestimable service,
and who received the customary re-
ward of forgetfuIness and neglect.
This was NJ Henri Dunant, the
founder of the Red Cross Society,
whose merciful operations on the field
If battle do much to mitigate the hor-
'ors of war.
The scholarly Prince Bishop. DR. ST.
non Aichner, for many years the we'll
beloved chief pastor of Brixen in the
ryrol. died recently in the Neustift
where he had been residing
ince he resigned his episcopal charge
n 1904. He had reached the rare age
# ninety-five years.
His Holiness has received in private
audience three times for the past
welve days the Most Rev. Archbishop
Trainrith of the Order of Preachers,
apostolic Nuncio to Bavaria. A re-
,ort is current that the Bavarian
Government has requested exemption :
rom taking the anti-modernistic oath
or ecclesiastics (such as professors in
The Holy See will, it is
aid, have no difficulty in granting {
he petition. {
At the golden jubilee celebration of /
ne Jesuit Church in Edinburg, Scot i
and. Lord Ralph Kerr expressed ]
eartfe1t sympathy with the Jesuit '
athers abroad, who were suffering :
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