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In the Wide World AMERICA the Captain-that the Protestants of The Catholic Colony at Stratton, Ulster "must jolly well look after
M.A., Jesus College, Cambridge, Vicar of the Church of the Annunciation, Brighton, since 1896. The Rev. Oliver Patridge Healy, of Keble College, Oxford and Ely, 'I heological College,, associated with
Church in England, like her Divine Founder, had to face persecution, and. has proven to the world that " the gates of hell shall not prevail against her," for to-dee , after nearl. four centuries of strife, she stands as firmly on the Rock of Peter as she did of old, and while lovingly welcoming all to her embrace, militantly and triumphantly defies the would-be marauder and despoiler.
it is a pity, adds the staff of St. Bartholomew's, the evening Paper that Captain Brighton, and for many years curate Catholic colonies are being estab- Craig, M.P., did not boo( after his of St. Matthews', Westminster. own tongue before allowing that lished in all ports of the country. The Rev. John Dalzell Knox, M.A., unruly member to talk a lot of nonThe question which always arises in sense about the armed resistance of Balliol College, Oxford Curate of the mind of a Catholic when conUlster to Home Rule. -' That in St. Saviours' Cathedral, Southwark, templating locating a home is formerly of St. Barnabas' South- SCOTLAND the Captain's a but choleric word " are Church and School facilities fields. which in the Nationalist is fiat blasDEATH OF NOTEWORTHY adequate ? The Rev, Henry Rhodes Prince, and mans an CONVERT. Irish Nationphemy," As you know, Catholics are not B.A., Oxford, curate of the Church The death at Bournewouth, is anclanish, therefore a mixed popula- alist has gone to prison for using of the Annunciation, Brighton for- nounced of the language far less incendiary than tion is usually the result where Hon. Mare Stuart. a merly of St. Saviour's, Pimlico. eldest daughter of the late Catholic Church and good schools that with which Captain Craig is reLord The same ported to have enlivened the season' journal notes that the Blantyre, of Erskine House, are to be found. Localities selected Bishop Rev. C. A. L. Senior, M.A.. until of and Peace good will in Lisburn. ton, Renfrewshire. by the Catholic colonization societies are It need not be feared, however, recentle curate of St. German's not yet to hand, but Particulars receive careful consideration as to it is known [loath, Cardiff, that has English papers been will received intake that the for some time past Miss Stugood surroundings, transportation "incendiary" language of gentlemen. to the Catholic Church. Mr. Sen- art had been in poor health, ant facilities, etc. ior, who was a like Captain Scholar and Craig Naden too seriously. had retired to sunne Boscombe A Catholic colonI attracting much to the Divinity student of St. John's C ol - regain her strength. The London reattention of late is the one in Eas- Unionist papers who were in lege, Cambridge, The Special graduated in Nei, Correspondents of sidence of Lord Blantyre was the tern Colorado and under the direcin in the first class of the Theological Bereeley Square, half a minutes' tion of the National Catholic Colo- North of Ireland four weeks ago kilTripos (second led the " part), Ulster scare" effectively, and in 1902 walk from the Church at nisation Society and aided by the Farm was of Street, and there Miss Stuart came Right Reverend Bishop N. C. Matz., though their intentions were of the the included in the first class Oriental Languages Tripos, af- under the kindle influence of the best. They drew the long bow too D.D., of Denver, Colo.. which Jeis ter winning the University Hebrew suit Fathers. She meeting with great success. This co- far, and quite overshot the mark. was Prize in 1901. In 1902 he also woo to the Church in 1886 received inlony is at Stratton, Colo., and many' Englishmen are credulous, but when by the Rev, Tyewhitt Scholarship and the Father Gallwee , S.J., and from that settlers are moving there to make it you skip Past the boundaries of rea- the Mason Prize. He was ordained in time to son in the effort to delude them, the hour of her death she their home. they become incurable sceptics with- 1902 to the Church of St. Mars was a most devout Catholic, untirThose who are seeking a home, out the Great, further 'Cambridge, and delay. for the ing in aiding everything connected where something more than the daily last five ,ears has been curate of with the Church. of living can he secured, expenses 'lbe Catholic St. What Germain's, Shall Roath, We in the Do with our Aldiocese Truth Societe the Crusade of Resshould investigate the matter of obof iens Llandaff. ? " Other The " Times" has hit upconversions not cue, the Home for Destitue Catholic taining rich and fertile farm land at on a toPic which will outlast the Vied are those of the Rev. David Children in danger of Stratton, Colo. losing their "sill, Rhys-Morgan, season." It ar ses naturally who was received into Faith, convents, charitable Tile object of the company is to societies, the church on December 8th at of every kind, had in her a liberal oPen Catholic colonies with Church out of the Houndscitch crime. There advantages in a locality where land are immense multitudes of aliens in the Franciscan College, Oxford ; the benefactress in fact, the measure of Rev. C. Russell, late curate of All her charities of is cheap and opportunities numerous. the East End and other Parts will never be known. For the greater part of the e ear, At Stratton, Colo., these conditions London, and in several of the larg- Saints', Notting Hill, received iota have been found. There es pure wa- er British cities, notably Liverpool, the Church by the Rev. Herbert Miss Stuart was in residence with Vaughan, D.D., at the Mission Housed 'her father at and The Erskine House. ter and the best of soil. It is a Manchester His a T Imes classifies Glasgow. them as "barber - arondesbury, Parr, N.W. and the Lordship was wellTo:loam in the west chocolate loam from two to six feet Rev. William tars" Martin and Bue-le, points out that the bar B.A.. of Scotland and in l'arliament deep, free from sand, gravel and of Wadham College, Oxford, and Ely House, Edinburgh, stone, with a ellow clay subsoil. barians who submerged the older cias a fearless litiTheological vili'sation College, were at least sound in and till late), gant, and for y ears he waged inDry farming is the successful method Curate limb of Holy Trinite and , bode. Hoxton, who cessant war against Cl? le Trust. They came as oreof cultivation and there is an anwas recei Ted into the Catholic The reception of his eldest daughter nual rainfall of over IS inches, which anised tribes or nations carrying Church with on the Feast of St. Cecilia into the. Catholie then: their traditions and their is Plenty for success under the CampChurch did not habits, not as isolated irresponsible (November 22) at Erdington Abbey meet with his apdroval, and traditall se stem. by the Rev. Father M. Ga in, S.J. tions are extant than on several ocunAll Inds of croPs can he grown, individuals, and the, soon fell which And the " Sydney Press" announces casions Miss Stuart was compelled including wheat, rye. oats, barley, der the spell of the. culture a clerical conversion as remarkable to walk to Houston for Mass, a discorn, millet. alfalfa, all vegetables, they at first despised. But what, asks the "leading jour as that of an, of the rest. It tance of seven miles, in her thin cantaloupes, peaches and nal" is being done in England or says -The Rev. John D. Knox, des- house slippers, his Lordship shruhaer., fruit, having same cendant of the notorious John Knox ordered that her hoots be kept from Four blocks of ground in Stratton America to bring about the and formerl, of St. Saviours' Cathe- her. results, to make true citizens have been deeded to Bishop Matz for the multitudes of persons who lose dral, Southwark, and St. Barnabas' The well-known convert. I at" HeChurch, hospital and rectory sites. their old citizenship and family ties. Church, Southwark, S.W.. has been bert of Lea. was her godmother in The church is ahead., under pro- ard received into the Church at the Be- religion, and it is related of who in their old homes live cess of construction. the nedictine Abbe, , Erdington, Birm- coachman that, when ordered Investigation is urged, and the very much aloof from the people to Ingham 'I he list is not complete, whose drive Lade protection they seek 9 Their Herbert and Miss Stuhigh standing of the Catholic Colon, but enough has children been ma, rooted be art to Mass -absorbed, to at though Houston, he declarComPany makes it a foregone conBut show that in the ran' -s of the An - ed he'd sooner drive them to-well, elusion that satisfactory results will that is by no means certain. glican clergy for there the are whole min read, a of lives their Place where most frost is supposed to be obtained. to give up every earthly prospect for be unknown. No matter the weaHere ae,ain, America gives us a les- of the newcomers are strangers takconscience' sake. ing For no part in them, ther. the burdens.. ignorant the no matter the state of son and a practical lead. the Would of our change in ever, muted ne respect, roads, Miss Stuart Near after year, history, with no traditions to it he Possible to form a Catholic, cannot but mean uphold or respect. in the country to sacrifice. A sac waPed seven miles to Mass, and seColony ComPan, in Western Austra ven hack, and sometimes did it fastwhich they come. of Mane of them rifice indeed, not unli're that lin? If we could agree upon some have those who. at the biddine of their no ties of any kind, cosmoPoliing. definite system and attract to West Master, left all things to follow Australia some of the Irish Imml- tans who are ready at a moment's ROME notice to go wherever a dollar more Him' grants who contemplate going to The unassimilated THE SUBSTITUTION OF MEDALS America during this year. we would is to be had. I ondon, December 29. 1910. FOR SCAPULARS. be doing a great work for ourselves alien is increasingly with us a grow ing cause of Perplexity. ,A t Since the days when Great Britain The following decree of the Conand our adopted country. and, it might be, danger. was Catholic from shore to shore. gregation of the Holy Office on this when every town possessed no other subject has been issued : ENGLAND " since it A NGLTC AN CLERGYMEN' place of worshle, except those is well known that the holy scapulin Several Wars quoted "striking" CONVERTS. which the Perpetual Lamp might be ars, as they are called, do much passages from the reports of CapThe number of analacan clergymen seen denoting the Real Presence cf to foster devotion in the faithful taro Craig's speech at Lisburn which who recently gave up their livings, God in the Sanctuary-and it was, and excite them to resolutions for a appeared in the Belfast journals ; and joined the Holy Catholic Church indeed, a very small town that did more holy life in order that the and the military orator will be inis causing a great stir in religious not possess two or three Churches- pious usage calculated to make them terested to learn that he has sue- circles in England an I can hardly never has the great Christian better known may grow from Festida ceeded in amusing many people who fail to give much subject for serious val been celebrated with such scle,m- to day, our Most Holy Lord Pius felt disposed to feel melancholy dur- thought in the case of the man; ea- nity as the X, be nineteen Divine Providence Supreme and ing this season of catastrophes and erywhere who, according to their tenth anniversere of hundred the Birth of the Pontiff, although earnestly desiring dull weather. The Captain's surgeslights. now-a-dee s thin: it right ti, Redeemer of lad. From the that the faithful should continue tee tion that an old soldier should be put forth their most zealous endeav- great Cathedralman carry them, as has hitherto bets of Westminster employed to initiate his embryo re- ours to introduce into English Prc- down to the humble chapel-of -ease or their custom, nevertheless come bell into the mysteries of "drill" testant Churches as many as Possi- temPorary Church in a struggling with the petitions presented to has attracted Particular attention in tile of the tenets and East End mission, the scene of Be - by a large number of persons him ceremonies oh has martial circles and the severe" the Catholic Faith. The movement thleherri Ives devoutly honoured and graciously designed to decree, after practical tone of the whole speech is started it Brighton. In that fas- to those whose progenitors in taking a vote of the Most Eminent a the subject of comment -in the "Ser- hionable sea -side resort of Londoners weak abandoned the Churcii Fathers the Cardinals of the In vice' Clubs. But it is just 'as well several of the local Church of Ens- of the moment Di Ine Babe, must have oe_ tion, in an audience granted to the Captain Craig is not here tc listen land clergymen have given up their curred some thoughts suggestive of Rev. Assessor cf this Supreme Conwhen remarks are made regarding charges and been received into the the recreaney and anostac, which gregation o'u Dec. 16 of last y" his tactical suggestions. He might Catholic Church. Their names ac- robbed the Mother of God of her that : it is lawful for all the faithbe tempted to create a "scene" cording to the " Tedet" are highly -prized dowers. ful who have loan enrolled he As eyeryonl the though peoele 'who eae they know The Pay. Arthur Reginald Carew !mows at the time of the sixteenth regular ceremonial, as it is termed, him allege that he is a mild and COCis, M.A., Exeter, College, Oxford, century schism for full, three months. cr shall afterwards be enrolled in real', harmless individual. Vicar of St. Bartholemews, Bri'gh- before Christmas the Midnight Mass one or several of the scapulars of The " Star'' intimates its cordial ton, since 18e -a was loo''ed forward to by all with the genuine kind, approved la the agreement with one remark made by The Ree. Henr'. Fitzichard Hinde, the greatest interest, but the Holy See feeceatine those which nrColo
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