Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14

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pereins, uuo George Stel3Ie. Vereinsz
Srsaniiator bon @inneiota,
Siihof 8arrisnn ihreibt:
Bishops House, Sioux City, Iowa,
Oct. z, 1913.
Msgr. G. W. Heer, SIS. Peter and
PauPs Church, Carroll, Iowa.
Rt. Rev. Msgr. Herr
| regret that circumstances will
prevent me from attending the con-
vention of the St. Bonifatius- Bund
at Carroll on the 9Th and 9th inst.
1t would be a pleasure for me to be
with you on that occasion, and to
express my encouragement and sup
port of your organization by my
presence and by my words.
| am glad that the distinguished
presence of yourself and the Most
Rev. Archbishop, and his strong
words of encouragement, will more
than supply for lesser deficiencies.
| wish you a large, harmonious,
practical, and profitable convention
of the st. Bonifatius- Bund, and pray
that its deliberations NAV be of the
greatest benefit to the Church, the
Home and the Country.
Yours very truly in Christ.
p. J. GARRIGAN,
Bishop of Sioux City.
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Siihof 5otplina ifreibi:
Bishops House, 1000 Grand Avenue,
Des Moines, Ia, Sept. %, 1913.
My Dear Father Brunei
/ regret that l shall be unable to
be with you on the ninth of Octo-
Der on the occasion of the tenth BIZ
ennial meeting of the ST. Bonifatius-
Bund at Carroll. For / should like
to meet the members Of your con-
vtntion and to wish them God
speed in their efforts for the Cath
Ollie cause. The Germans have done
a good work in introducing from
the Fathcrland those societies
which have given a form and a
voice to our Catholic ideals. Every
body sees that now; few saw il
when Bishop Won Ketteler began to
champion it. Though the Church
"ohAu otiii LIZ tiC SiIulS VII WIFI IItT
own organization, her own spiritual
vitality and spiritual weapons, were
all u societies to vanish; still as il
Is part of Gods Providence that we
have the political freedom so to or
ganize, so it is the inspiration of
His Providence that we should do
so. God grant that, as in Germany,
we in this country shall be able
through these societies to hold our
own and make Il way i'm a world
of thought hostile to us, that the
time may soon come and come
through organization and fedora
ton, when our millions of Ameri-
can Catholics shall be redeemed
from the ignominy of their present
Intellectual helotry and we shall
see spread the noble Catholic litera-
ture which the Church past and
present called into being. where
ever there are minds capable of APP