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Full Title	The Catholic Standard and Times, v. 25, no. 45, Saturday, September 18, 1920.
Author	Catholic Church. Archdiocese of Philadelphia (Pa.)
Date Added	10 September 2015
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1920-09-18
Publisher	Philadelphia, Pa. : Catholic Times Pub. Co
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OCR « © ‘ ‘ r ¥ NO. 45. VOL. PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1920 and Giw Te Uep 4G d Trey Aetvig, ZtDe mort, a 8 wig FIVE CENTS oo. HOTABLES ADDRESS CHARITIES SESSION Secretary Colby and President Jndge Brown, of This City, Advise Conference Delegates. LAUD CATHOLIC PRINCIPLES postolic Delegate Celebrates Mass—Bishop Shahan Preaches at Opening of Convention. N. C. W. C. News Service.) 12.—Secre- vere two of the outstanding speakers t the first day’s session of the Con- erence of Catholic Charities which pened in the Catholic University here estel ong the Philadelphians, prom- jnent in social work, who delivered ad- iressed, in addition to Judge Mi gina G. rector Jourt, and Miss ance. Secretary Colb} ining nat he was not a Catholic was most fompilmentary in. bis expr essions of teem for tne work accomplished by y after explai fice. He Social Civil Justice. “Justice, which is the essence of our eligion, would bring an end to dis- een its ebster, in the true spirit of religion, justice is the highest concern of man ie then told of new developments urt reforms and the work of the unictpa Court in Philadelphia, whien said In our Misdemeanants Court we have ade {t possible for all to have jus- lice, No matter how poor they may be. We settle cases of conciliation or. by. ringing persons together. We have robation oflcers to, perform the tasks ¢ social service, and osts at all. If all that ie ‘Possible iD fa class of ¢% fo auccesstully in aettling Taraily isu that are most bitter.” Judge ited, “why cannot this’ most iuman of all methods be used in set- i disputes about debts or rents or ener etvil mai tien the jurist. told of a plan to e a conetiiation court in civil cases philadelphia. Pes inder this procedure,” he said, “if man has a claim for wages or for a would lerk, a lawyer. The clérk would write tei to the defendant, asking him would appear to- ener an ‘and thrash the matter and ad- \dge himself could be the conciliation ommissioner. a4 the defe Pay in full, 'As the probation officer, helping the ndant is unable message of a reater and nobler human charity into Re civit courts.” cota ary Colby’s A idress. his ooo dress Ma: not a Catholic, Secretary Colby "T feet should make eosident of the Catholic Women's Al- w for | the Solemn With the shining | inai the judge said, “in our Juvenile Court, | P yages oF small claims for damages or [7 this known | th ean if 3 “y se sn ae ey REV, FRANCIS P, MAGINN PASTOR AT FRAGKVILLE Most Reverend Archbishop Will] Preside at Ceremony in St. Jo- seph’s Church, Frackville. v. Fra Frackvite, of which he is Gra Most Reverend Arch- shop will side. fag and wi of St. Charies’ Sem. In the evening at 7.30 o'clock there will be Solemn Vespers, at which the Right Rev. Monalgnor Chavies F Kave anagh will pi Native of This City. father ~Maginn” was born in St. meres ‘8 parish. rook, and Pa, pursuing a special course, cove ing & year, ‘in the latter Institution. ‘to the- priesthood in St. Lukes Church, Chicago, Tk; on September 14, 1895, by the late Bishop E. unne, of Dal ‘exas, ani served on the missions of that diocese years, the last five of which St. Patrick's Church, a Ret anion %o. "nis native | (diocese in 1911, he was appointed assistar tor of the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Chester, where he served two years, His next appoint- {to the Church of the Sacred city, wh also re- mained ‘wo years, and wes then ap- Pointed pastor of St. Joseph's, Frack- Father Maginn's parents, both of whom are in good health, ‘will the unusual happiness of seeing a son celebrate such an late Rev, Jose pbell was an uncle of Father Maginn. Ed- ward D. Maginn, a brother, will jour- ney from Dailas, Tex. to be in atten- sides Man her ‘parents in Moga, and Mrs. William V. present. WOULD MAKE CAPITAL OF SEPTEMBER 20 FETE This Uikterest and most vul- gar enemy of, the ‘hurch has man- cd‘ to introduce. several unpleasant jm. woud be bad poley for the country. Indeed, a rer and more strik- tng indication of the spirit of the peo- ple is found in rat Eucharistic Congress _ since the wan now berg held'at Bergamo, with four Cardinals, Rumerous Bishops and members of the clersy sally remarkable de- voted ascemblage of the lalty embrac- classes, in attendance. a| ANCIENT BASILICA’S RUINS — | Serusat UNDER RHEIMS CATHEDRAL |°* (Ry N.C. W. C. News Service. atues vory sirangely and beautifully carved been discovered beneath the onaations of the great Cathedral of |i by work iho primitive building. ig the ven of which ree: of the sandy floor of the ani edi~ fice and these inventiations Tosult in finding the lont art treaeur Ie la apparent that the mon wot the m ays k with the fact that the repre- Btatives of your charities were very Sse to the line of fire, were very {Continued on Second Page) period had buried the images some barbarian invasion of | TO MARK SILVER JUBILEE! cay nels P. Maginn, one of Father Magion will be celebrant of | ¥! High Mas: u 4 | scholars, and Regan, will also be|F REAL PRESENCE RULES CITIZENS OF BOGOTA bia’s Capital, Called America’s Most Catholic City. ALL FREQUENT COMMUNICANTS With Church Flourishing, Social Conditions Are Exceedingly Good, Dr. Thos. Walsh Says. (By N.C, W.'C. News Service.) New York, September 10—Bogota, the capital city of Colombia, in the inion of Dr. Th . who 3 just rom. a several months" vi mote city, is t! ¢ most Cathole of any of the greater and with the possible exception of Dub- ‘atholic than F 3 3 3 2 in an inter porter for the N. C, W. C. News Service, Dr. ‘alsh states that Bogota is the one pital re there remains a uni of Church and State. Conditions {i the religious and soctal world is found to be exceedingly good. Religion 1 flourishing on every side. gent sermons are preached in all the churches. “Jeligion te an actuality.” sald Dr. ney Praver | such aS characterize [The people believe in the Real Pres- the Blessed Sacrament and rule their ‘salty lives im accordance, visiting hes, making ceaseless no- venas amd triduums, “with a constant gelebration of feast days, proclaimed rican, with a touch ef acorn, true, and Catholles should be ve proud of izens Erea ent Communicants, “The citizen of Rogo requent. ee othan “niiy" per snmabieantn men and cent. of the women, go to recelve Communion at Teast once a month. ‘The daily com nicants are very numerous, “The clergy are admirable in a re- markable way. ‘Thetr stipends ‘are very amalt and there can be no complaint against them on this score. ‘They Gecent and honorable in every rom their most deter- mined “Opponents there is never” th (Continued on Third Page) —+- REDUCED FARE OBTAINED FOR SHRINE CEREMONY Special Railroad Rates Arranged the Immaculate Conception on “ihe grounds of the Catholic University 3 prea in Washington to annual’ meeting of the Hierarchy, It is planned, will be ent, as they will be attend the Bishops. All the members of the Salve Restos necessary tckete at reduced (ra "The exercises on next ‘Thursday will begin at 3 P.M. ANCIENT TIBERIAS S (By NW. News Service, which me ‘Paienting Government io courne of thelr exeavas tone ‘came ‘Tenone the remains of cient 4 oolumns, The information was brought imme- diately fo Terusaiem and the Govern: 1 at once gave oriera for the work be ir, McKay, the director of the Department of Aniiqul: fles, went to the Apot accompanies two m tion Soctet: ag Bo 3 e emission to tho Jewish Ex- Religion Chief Industry of Colom.| v= ft North and South America, | .; {the objects, The jon |raculous and aul in | th tot int= footed along the docke and placing btn in the press and by placards on the oity valle pcReligion Js the ehief in lustry of the citizens,’ sald a visiting |ang Tt is | M4: ry MeKenne for specially reduced rail- 2 LOCATED BY EXCAVATIONS CABLE FLASHES FROM ROME. (Ry N.C. 'W. C. Cable Bervice.) of where there is urgent need for pending help. ‘The earthquake cau jous dam: age to religious property, including works of | arin churches, The Right Rev. J. O'Leary, BD. Bishon of Enariatetown, Prince Edward Island, been tranaterred to ‘Eamon tom, ‘Alberta, eeeeded by his Breiner: the jRignt Rev. Louls 3.0! Leary, D. Dy Bia Chatham. New Bru naignor lek A Chiasson, vicat spontelte ot of St. Lawrence, Bighsp r Chatham, » Patrick J. Keane, of Oak~ land hea’ been appointed ‘Auxiliary Bishop of Sacramento. —e CABLE NEWS FROM DUBLIN. N. . C. Cable Service.) “September 13. nifestations are re have occurred at the residence ot Dean Ryan, of the Archdiocese seen by the Dean and others appar- ently sweating followed by the ob- nervance of a tint resembling blood on n has cautioned People againat giving. premature. cre= dence to these manifestat r ‘are ‘bound to bea taken place in Galway, The ragged a young man out of bed _xiving him time to dress, tore ry. dro against a lamp post fired ten bullets into his body. He was attended by a moments, his last priest in his dying rds bei va been reciting prayers fo Ine in the prisoners’ BUYING LAND IN PARTI. | JEWS DISTURB CHRISTIANS Lionists Acquire Property in Per- petuity from. Impoverished Natives Forced to Sell. (By N, C. W. C. News Service, don, September 2.—The methods of the Zionists to acquire land in Pal- of transfer are so drawn up that the land passes into the possession ist in _perpetui n of Zio} which lend money of Interest tians throughout the world. FOUR CHINESE WOMEN © ORATED BY PONTIFF (By N.C. W. C. News Service) — daughters o} ho have been recently decorated Pope Bened! Tho mother, Mrs Sophie Song, was Jmown for a charity Irepired ‘snaty y the love of God. | Her was it especially. by Inisioners ana re- is Hous commurtt ng. to bulla his Brevaratery ‘sem- inary, where re now more than me hundred wtuden! ta :] Bisnon "Reynaud roinis dom of encouraging the initiative of fervent and invent Christians ina count ere, a the people exrect the ‘missioners to supply all Sept. 11.—The canada i of ‘Denver, the debt on which has just been lifted as the result of a financial campaign, will be connecrated ew Trill form on RUSSIANS RECEPTIVE TO CATHOLIC TEACHING ny People Regard Reunion with Rome Necessity for Nation’s Rebirth, Native Priest Says. NQ TIME FOR PROTESTANTISM Congregation of 6,000 at Katkov Embrace Faith—Hope Held for Ending of Old Schism. (or Bo C. News Service.) Rom tember 1—"Any study of the poet a} upheavals of Russia that does accoun as a necessity of the rebirth nation. “International, politieal crises vary in different countries,” de~ clared Father rece! mad in {ts search for v tea x Russian People Ali the activities of the Church guided by the people, who have Garish and diocesan” counciie wns ch dominate church affairs. The ‘cannot breals with these without ‘omit ment of Russia foreca to give in to the people. 1 could (Continued on Third Page) PLAN CORDIAL WELCOME TO RETURNING PILGRIMS estine, whic! vigorously 4 os . for Visitors to Laying of Corner- | nouncea by Bou: Given Supreme Knight and . . time , show no signs of slackening il ii stoneinWashingtonThursday. | yy sieven. “tt will be rome Other Philadelphians. : Cardinal, quoting from letters In order to facilitate a very large|Patomine, said that the Bioweat in The Philddelphia Chapter of the attendance at the laying of the fous buying up the land from the Palestin-| Knights of Columbus is making ar- * | dation stone of the National Shrin jans, who are forced to nell on accor rang nts for a great public demon- ot thelr poverty, and that the deeds f Flaherty and the Philadelphia mem- bers of the Order, who will retu next Monday, September 20, abroad. The party Is scheduled to ar- — Fates to and from Washington. [atter of land purchare, But they are/ morning. o ¢ donations, eks More Human Justice, (By Special N.C. W. C. Cable.) FEhis announcement in of interest to members of} A Committee consisting of the ofM- “We are, however, ambitious of g Rome, Sept. 12.—As the time for the | Clergy and laity, will Journey to the [their faith, An instance of thir kind | cere of the Philadelphia Chapter and 1S one step further. Concifiation celebration of the fiftieth anniver nation's pial te rticipate in the A weal hy Jew ofia large delegation Philadelphia cin ao fare become ten coy [te allan ery. Into Rome ap) en neni Wi he read tah Aiionai| Hmvents wil foave le city early on bincen Modifica, which, will” be reare nd more efficient. We 5 , ti-clericals he! are memorial to the soldiers and [Lund @ sum of more than $50,000, The Me ree as morning rain veialize civil Justice doubling their efforts to make capital | Ssnors "of tne United Staten, who ly for the to ‘New. york. @ human, as well as more eatcient out of the occasion against the Church. | fought in the world war. purchase of Jand in Palestine, which ie oro "tne supreme knight ‘and p party to a eve ig that we may be able to} The responsible ore of the Hierarchy to. nd t ged | Piiledelphia Japting to its meds @ form of what {celebration kept anti~ ‘iorcaitn ‘out of His Dminence James “ rdinal Gib- er Line of March, call our probation syst Nat |the programme, knowing there 18 | pons will offeiate, and the sermon will rds, At 7.30 P. M.. all the members of the “The essence of & good probation |8° Seneral desire for maything of the be preached by the Right Rev. Bishop ard helping bring about the|twenty councils affiliated with the stem |e the social investigation in [Sort but unfortunately allowed the | 550 eNicholas, of Dull Jew! is Philadelphia Chapter will assemble oD Ome before the hearing in. order | Nasonte controlled Glodano Bruno As- he members of the America: rt the te: East on the to Chestnut, to to Broad, to Git Girard’ avenue, where addresses will en prominent in the na- ity and order. ‘The Counciis of the various districts arkway ax follows: Wrest of Fifteenth street: fit tomobiles will be allowed in the tine oF the Parade ¢: for the returning pilgrim: "|FULL HARMONY REIGNS : IN SOUTH OF IRELAND (By N. G W. C. News Servi —— $500,000 CATHEDRAL IN DENVER. | Cer! $500,000 | PR! next spi ny will be one ot the note notable in the Catholte history of the West fed pe Floration Society to undertake. im- mediate excavations in the locality. ne parish” pad for this butting, he credit for the Bnancing of th pear Gothic. structure goe o the Bev. Mugh L. McMenamin, enetr ‘tne have a healthy effec ow aleteict where thounanda of Cath Wes were on the verge of atareation ‘ant of employment as @ result an fomenicira. and soctal| | pc 4 .| Duress "which makes ie, ‘mica; oS at 2 Union meeting, will have we rogramm Parade and Public Reception to Be ie rive in New York harbor next Monday | soo: mor y wil que: a me avenue, to the headquarters, at 1358 adc excepting two feu ‘of lereni fonsignor San! An the diocese of Brook, VERY REV. M. J. RIPPLE, ©, P, HOLY NAME UNION PLANS GREAT OUTDOOR MEETING Transit Company Will Run Addi- tional Cars to Accommodate Thousands Expected. quarterly meeting of the Holy be heid to-morro ree ian people lool rd to a reunion with Catholicity | I, peau of this | pearance ample time pected to have a representative dy of members nt in order to show that the generosity and self- riftce of the Rev. Edward J. Cur- be an enoouragement to the newly elected Frederick A. Riemann, chairman the entertainment bureat, has obtained a splendid array of among whom rit ;|SYON ABBEY, 500 YEARS OLD, UNI (QUE IN ENGLISH ANNALS By REV. P. G. 7. Ph. D. (Written for N.C. W. C. News Service) land re’ Vv ‘sul tion, five Oo-080) ah community ot Engiien Pecrutted spite its long exile f thi a 8: places of 1420, Henry Vill Bridgettines ‘returned over to the Abbey in 1420 on this con~ dition, record of half a thousand years is unique in English Catholic annals, LONDON NEWS BRIEFS. By Special N. C. W. C. Cable.) London, Sept. 13.—Meetings are be- held throughout ed Sewanaing freedom. Irish Seif-Determination League held a large meeting at Newport 10 protest and at Nottingham Irish societies and abor organizations passed resolutions favoring the removal of Bermondsey district of London. in the Southwark diocese, an address of wel- lergy and jonsignor Kelley of Chicago. inter- viewed torday New ‘York. expressed mediately Ung up of The Avorbishep of St Andre scotland, has ordered public prayers throughout the diocese for @ apeedy termination the struggle between Great Britain and Trelund and for the establishment of a just SYRIAN PRIEST HONORED, for & complete set~ talented artists, | ® the ban. In the | °° come is ted Archbishop Mannix by Holy, “arinity parish, th 2 oldest Catholic London, me mndea In 1772 ort iis ashore. The REMARKABLE CURES Tlf IAloH TOWNS Cistercian Novice Relates Mystex rious Happenings at Templemore and Curraheen, North Tipperary. STATUES “BLED,” HE ASSERTS Paralytic Touched with Crucifix Reported Healed—Woman Re- gains Sight—Girl Healed. (By N, CW. C. News Service) Dublin, Ascot ne view the Chu: y take of the so-called miraculous neppenins at Templemore and Currabeen, be evi- fence with respect to them has weighed, there doube that these hap; have re~ sprang up. The statues cooaich “ica? in Templemore were obi gome of Cures Re the mystertour bleeding of on the otber statues, he opened the trunk and amined the statue, xho is a Catholic, is remarkable. "On Tas id to an chew rd about the when all the torn was atkins about them, T went nd Bai oa, and the blood Walsh, nor for that matter anyone of their people. has ever been in the barracks since the time F wot the statue and locked it © MOF, to disbelieve that the cu: of the latest cures ‘ampi Festored to her, although the ere haa n affected for yea Paid that De hed been attending Helena Crowe. a llttle girl, for years. She could ‘not go devon “ visited her yesterday,” he added. “and ound her going out for a walk.” The priest felt arsured t no fraud ree phastealy strong enough to be ace mber of the order, but ie he could appiy again when twen- y-one years of age. There is no in- | Gication Im his manner of any desire for publicity, and nothing abnormal in he to about 930, = on uy Sand the mess him was that she was Sto convince some people tn the Word of sin, pride and insti” Parish Priest's Reser focal parish priest maintaing an attitude of reserve regarding the Jeged incidents, but three curates who ed the houre In Templemore, and me es The parish priest deprecates at present any Grau ue snferences being drawn from the occu wledzed, fe ack however, that Af It Walon and his family are reevectabie are stated to Dave Pecorino. statuve bleeding, and AC prevent the coloration of something Rebmbling biocd is visible, and so turally lmned, if limned’ it te. alonly an expert artist 001 formed the work, that ro pers

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