Southern Messenger (San Antonio and Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 19, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 22, 1911 Page: 1 of 8
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OUTHERN
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SPANISH BISHOPS
vorce.
Spain, Austria and Germany. In the
One hundred ’niBslouary
priests
York’s new public library Most Rev.
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respondents.
the Holy See.
was decided sap- health,
generously sent reived :
upon Col. Vaughan
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We approach this legislatlve body the new chapel to the diocese
withconfldenoabconuseweknow it is d-k. n ~,
desirous - of ncccuhpltshing the nation-
ot CoadryKeetiEB&rfon.
fell The national conclave 6f‘:the St
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t Bos-
united to it In regard to all those
things In which separation would be
unsuitable to It, without making any
account ot Its own compromises and
slon upon them did not come to au
agreement with the Supreme Pontiff.
most
the
Home and to prevent Rome from hav-
ing any concern in it.
For these reasons the Pope con-
HOXORS FOR A NOTED
CATHOLIC FAMILY.
months In Romo recuperating
His Holiness, the Pope,
him and his father to aj
Dispensation tor the Catliolics of the
British Empire,
In order that the Catholics of the
whole BritlsluEmplre may be able to
participate fully in the joyous celebra-
tion of the Coronation, His Holiness
Pius X has been pleased motu pro-
vince of the law ef abstinence on Fri-
day, June 33.
received and his state of health did;
not permit him to be so obliging i—
cor-
ing place being Lucca, where a'good-
ly collection of ancient documents re-
lating to his great work exists.
been made by the learned Benedictine
for the post two years; a description
:-s
of
pledge
sens,
fere with such solemn engagements, church,
theimielves to concord and union with
illding a chapel in same needy pio-
r district, to memory ot the Moth-
. Apart the Government’s Pro- Strong nenugaatiou ef the Separa-
tion law.
The following additional partleu- mission one can form a ftilr Idea of
Associations lars of the Pope’s latest Encyclical re-
men.
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Cork, and whose age has been regls-
— ..J years. The old gentleman
Is still active and fairly vigorous. He
is in receipt of an old age pension.
By letters written by the late Arch-
bishop MeEvay and formally recog-
whilst excessive liberty, condemned
by the Constitution Itself, Is granted
- for movements and institutions oon-
iad.,^secretary of the National Con- trar? their ideas and sentiments,
m to peaceful citizens
who consecrate their lives to promote
the welfare of humanity, to most
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suffer for the
He exhorts them to keep
Issued to the Church with the date ot ...
May 2i. It strongly deplores the an- libraries of which patient research has and about the same number of Sisters
ti-rellglous attempts of the Portu-
guese Republic—namely, the violent
expulsion of the religious Orders, the
suppression ot Church festivals, of
the religious oath, and of religious in-
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A GENEROUS GIFT.
A short time ago, the Almunae of
Mt. HL Joseph, Philadelphia, Penn.,
took upon themselves the work of
to say, on that day Pius X had no
time to swoon for the gratification of
unscrupulous journalists, as there
were too many foreign prelates to be pro^'gandahVi^rf’a deita erert-
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briefly referred to In the Southern
Messenger ot Juno 8, are taken from
the Liverpool Catholic Times;
An Encyclical entitled “Jamdu-
dum," telegraphs the Roman corres-
Porto Rico.
The diocese’of. Porto Rici
and carried on with such splendid
results that from their experience
anil methods we can . profitably gain
7T-~7.5 ' r’-’T7~r’~ —-it™* avw»JiMG ml jut vj'viu viuiocj -omll
|t "It is wet! to remember always oj ecclesiastical rights. From the
; Church fromtbe very begin- moment when the secular power takes
luiuu, MMLU YStU tf, U lUHAL. JMJ
Mrs. Catherine Donovan has given And aUhymert coincidence, r
the, Bishop of Peoria a farm valued
at 813,000 conditionally for the eree-
(tlon of a new parochial school.
The will of Amedee C Fargls, of
- PntasfcBD^m® THE ArefflWHtnr of th® Rt. Riiv. Btsnoro of Dallas atoQan Aras inioakd the Vksar AFosraiMaeB’B^i^BsvKRJt.
SAI? AJg) PALLAS, TEXAS, JWI 2Z,
THE PAPAL ENCYCLICAL
ON PORTUGAL
A Protest by the Catholic Press.
With one voice the entire Catholic
Press of Rome has made a strong pro-
test against the false reports sent
through Italy and abroad Concerning
the health of the Holy Father. <
recently an Italian newsagency
formed all and sundry of a fit ot
weakness that had attacked the Pope Anthony Mlrtrenl ColL
'ilipMt growth.' ■;.. iJL-. dwirbua of nccompHsMng the nation- The diocese of Porto Rico, over will give you «
al will. and because it is clear that The wM!ch Hlitoop Jones tew charge, com- this fetor your
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are photographed; and a list of those ------Z7
Who have subscribed towards the ex- noldfus o£ the
el rut tine in schools, the intro duct Eon penfles incurred by the Commissittn.
of divorce, the arbitrary dUomlSHiil of ^om Gasquet* has left Rome for Eng-
land tor the summer. The route
chosen by Abbot Gasquet embraces
several places in which he expects to
find manuscripts that will repay the
tlon, declaring it void and Invalid
against the inviolable rights of the
Church. He warmly praises the Bish-
ops
: on this
"olnt the Roman pontiff is not con-
sulted a grave injury to done to his
a want
fidelity to the most sacred
is given to the cill- condemned the law and have declared
To be in a position to Inter- thelr readme to
August 4 to August 8 next.
Two flourishing missions in charge
of the Congregation of the Immacu-
late Heart ot Mary are those of the
Belgian Congo and the Upper Kassia
of Africa.
7,63^ were baptined.
Beyrout University conducted by
the Jesuit Fathers, under great diffi-
culties, has furnished over 400 skilled
physicians to the Ottoman empire and
has given about 350 priests to the
Church in the Orient.
A Warning.
The Sacred Cofigtogation of Propa-
ganda publishes the following notice:
"It has become known to this Sacred
Congregation that a certain Msgr. Jo-
seph Kbayatt, SjTian Cborepiscopus,
damns the Portuguese Mw of Separa- fe traversing various countries to Eu- J
rope and Intends proceeding to Amer-
ica for the purpose of collecting of-
fer! again favor of the diocese of Mas-
a nd clergy of Portugal who have sul, to which he pertains. Relative to 1
such Information the Sacred Congre- 1
i gation thinks it opportune to declare 1
i that Khayott has received, no permls- 1
slon from ‘it to make this collodion." !
Of late years, by reason of certain 1
abuses, the Sacred Congregation of 1
Propaganda has found it necessary to
show a good deal of rigidity in mat- <
ters like the above. J
"—f into an Independent Vicariate the Vatican, which
' Apostolic the Island of Guam. This
decree follows the recommendation of
Archbishop D. Falconio, Apostolic
Delegate to the United States. Recently the large cross wes tern
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ore about to establish
Catholic institute which will
for
and reeding room, to the middle of
the town, which will be a center of
Catholic life and social organization
for the West ot Scotland.
Even persecution has its coinpen- bons Memorial Hall funA
sating features. At a recent meeting ?i-!7 ' . ; . 7- . -L d .;-r7 . ..
of the Commerrial Club of Ontario,
Ore., a bonus of 310,000 was j
to Bishop O’Reilly tor the building
a 830,000 hospital, which will be to b
charge of the Irish Dominican nuns
recently exiled from Portugal. .
Reviewing the 'expulsion of
Carthusian monks from France in
1903, tl‘° United Slates
Court has upheld . the , monL— —«.■■■■ uors w<w .mire Jvmuv ii. ptzwiuiv, uuu .■■- ■ .
to this Amerlwua trade-mark on the a rtroug tribute to. the labors of, the;
liqueur chartreuse, formerly inade by committee'in.charge of the fwd.*<'7i7si7;i;
Rev. Father Francis Vaughan, the them to the Freni"
mark was also cialtai
Vaughan, has been passing a tew tllloiu.
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■ FRESCO ARTIS?- CH IfcOK
K FRESCOIHG A SPECL kLIT
< 122 Dreiss St, San Afttonm,
p M.£.Buckfey,.kn^o
i*Xiratfir Bldg., San Antonh, Texaa.
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Br, William D. Mi-'Cirty,
DENTIST.
[ Office, 518-319-13) fifoora 'Jldf.
DR. G. W. PHliJPS,
2221-2 W. Ctoonera 5t,
ANTONIO, - - - TEXAS
are needed at present in the Philip-
pines according to Msgr. Agius, the
of the process In which manuscripts Apostolic Delegate.
ni*A ricvi^ArvVi,a<3 - nn<4 o l^ni thnoo . s .
Arrangements are being made for
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Catholic Coogresis, which Is to take of Kilnamertyra, near Macroom, Co.
Newcastie-on-Tyne from Cert;,
tered 110
posed AsitrtiatioiD Bill
The following- protest against too
ton this month urns attended by over Spanish Government's
BUI has been drawn up by the Span- luting Io the Portuguese situation,
ish Hierarchy ond presented to the
Chamber by the Cardinal-Primate:
We, prelates of Spain, using the
right of petition, and convinced that
we are discharging a patriotic duty,
a respectfully pray the Congress of Dep-
uties not to sanction that part of the
Associations BUI relative to the lusti-
tutiona of tbe Catholic religion canon-
ically approved of. '
Recently when it was announced
that sueb a bill would be presented
to the Cortes we had the honor to ex-
plain the reasons why wo considered
It unnecessary, unbefitting, and un-
just. We shall now merely call the
attention of the Deputies to the form
in which toe bill as it stands has been
to r.helr deliberations.
Breach of Custom.
Contrary to the custom always ob-
served In such cases, the government
before
NEWS Mr RO&a, I
The Bevfelon rtf the Bfelh. '
From a cr
the Revision of the Vulgate Com- jtari' latior ftir a sermon against di-1
7 vB.S’tr1: '■a(V:;a'k3T
His commission to preach tire Gospel
to the poor, has all through t'
made charity and social w
primary and essential dot j
Is the brightest jewel the
brow of the Church.
“Your history of T5 years to a
glorious record of true Christian
charity. You have kept loyal to the
principles and teachings of your Cath-
'ollc faith, you have followed taitii-
the Blah ops of Oporto and Baja, and
the whole oppressive Law of Separa-
tion. The Holy See, the Encyclical
says, has been patient and long-suf-
fering In tLese matters, but now It trouble of investigation, the first halt-
can keep silence no longer.
The Pope reviews the long series of
material and moral oppressions con-
tained In the Law ot Separation,
which denies even common liberty to
the Church and to Catholic citizens.
Such a law does not mean separation.
Hitherto the civil power had leglslat- put spallation in spiritual mattera.Tlie
Church has not only been despoiled of
all the means which were indispen-
sable tor the maintenance ot worship,
of the clergy, and ot other religious
activity, but it has even been forbid-
den to possess such means in future;
tor toe law aven Interferes with too
manner freedom of disposing ot property by
testament.
The Ecclesiastical Hierarchy Is re-
— J ex-
cluded from any share-in the organ-
ization ot worship, which is entrusted
to charitable associations depending
entirely upon toe civil authority. It
is expressly decreed timt ecclesiastics
these charitable associations and ot spatchlng business with Blsgr. Sfifileti,
toe parochial corporations which con- Majordomo of the Vatican, Strange
trol them. The publication of eccles-
iastical ordinances, even In newspap-
ers, is forbidden, without permission
from the Government. It is forbid-
den to expose any religious emblems
even upon the fronts of private
houses. Rebellion and corruption of to furnish "copy" to American
toe clergy are encouraged by prom-
ises nt pensions to their widows end
children.
The law to intended to detach the
to consider Itself free from discharg-
ing Its obligations towards toe other
contracting party, the eivll power
should commenoe by renouncing the
,_l.:7.„.s granted to It In this com-
pact on condition of Its observance
and for toe time that It ehall be ob-
served. , &tId
Feeiicig in Spain. <
The Spanish Catholics would ossur- f
inellglble as menfiieii both of ou,,the'previous evening, while de- Qpmii
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found lawyer, a splendid scholar, a
man ot unfaltering courage, uud a
strict disciplinarian in court.
The Sacred Congregation of the
Lilli
the vast field covered by tlie Commis-
sion that labors under the presidency
of the Bight Rev. Abbot Gasquet; O.
S. B., in the work of revising toe
Bible. The report contains an ac- New Ym1£ lo[tvi(la t20t000 w _
count of too various literary journeys Homes for the Aged and the Little Boarman was for many years s dis
poudenc of uF"TimeB," has just been taken Dorn De Bruyns through Slstera ot the Poor.
New York, was of a notable quartet,
the others being President Taft,
Governor Dix and Mayor Gaynor.
The first English Catholic dally pa- tton Into the order, at the Bisters*
per
falo. Already nearly a hundred thous-
and dollars have been subscribed and
we are informed that there Is now no
Only question as to the carrying out of the
■ in- plan?
The net
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JAMES McI»ONALI >
LAWTI1R,
Prepares and examines abszrarta and and Correction, and David F. Tilley,
' n™ , wil0 BP'>ke in praise of the . .. .
frork done by tlie slteirtly laboring ptiur t0 layln|f tta prop<jflala
ViDtcttians and discussed problems tM Sovereign Chamber for its decl-
at ekatiinble work.
At e leu med By Bishop Andersoa.
Welcoming the delegates, Bishop
Anderson - said; "It was a happy
thought which prompted you to bold
your natioanl conference in conjunc-
tion with the National Conference ot
Charities and Corrections."
"This spirit of co-operation is
necessary to-day; we cannot afford to
stand aloof from and Indifferent to
what la betiig done by other societies
in social action. There are many ex- tjje gtate
cellent works inaugurated by others church as far as suits it and remains (used recognition by the lavTand
ed with absolute Independence in
civil matters; but in those affairs
which, owing to their mixed chai’ac-
ter, depend on both powers toe pro-
cedure was not onesided.
To proceed In that way is not in-
deed to prepare for the separation of
Church and State; It is In a
worse still than such a separation, for
the Olato separates itself from the
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f&BMK' NEWS All --MI
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>n of the Vuieato Com. hnrd' latirtr ftir it-fwriihnti ft^rtlrirtt rfi, of fcjjg at tier’s •■■■■: R
both were b^ at haor, .^ L II
lUWymert; coincidence, -:;r :• ■
The death la
Martial I. Boartnan, B J., who de- . ■
parted tlilB life May 30, In St Ig- < 7 ■
ndtlus* College, Chicago, Illinois, ; ■
after a lingering illness. Father. - 77
nuu-iuiui was for many years s A ■ . -s I
tingnlshed and successful member of .-'J ■
toe Jesuit Missionary Band working ' ■
in the middle western States. ■
One of the moat remarkable In-
stances Of longevity which the recent .
Irish census hail revealed finds illus-
tration In the person of William Dug-
gan, who resides in the little village
family has rendored the1 Church In jDg
England. The Pope ndded: "Como
back to Die nnrt year, Caioael, aqd. I
will give yon something lor yourself;
thtefeforyottrfamily.**- ■
iSr-' General of the Sisters of St. Jo-
seph. Two applications were taken
under consideration, toe one from
Opelika, Ala,, and the other from
Porto Rico. Opelika was decided op-
on, and the Alumnae I,.-.....,, - — -
31,3(15,00 to The Catholic Church Ex- and private audience and ^conferred
tension Society towards the erection
of a chapel there. The i
Community planned to :
for a like purpose, and have sent to
the Extension Society, 31,000.00 for
t-00 delegates, tram all porta oi! the
-ountry. There was much interest
raanltouted and work of great value
uiepused of.
Solemn^Hlgh Mass at the Cathedral
■Juntlay morning, a reception at the
Catholic Union in the afternoon and r
nubile meeting at night at the Shu-
bert Theatre made up Sunday's pro-
gram. At tire Naim a letter was read
from the Holy Father, sending grest-
mga and blessings to tlio conference.
The Moss Meeting.
In the evening the theatre was
illiet! wito clergy and prominent lay-
Blubop Anderson, Maj. Thomae
Walsh, representing Governor
Foss: Mayor Fitzgerald, Msgr, D. J.
McMahon ot New York; Alexander
Johnson of Fort Wayne, secretary of submitted
toe National Conference of Charities
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11 brirg toKsthe*' in obedience to toe comihand of the liberty of 'Interfering in eacred
Christ In His law of charity and’, matters freedom of conscience la in
danger. The despotism of the State
.ay go to the ultimate limits, and
Lisera may be a return to the days ot
omnipotent pagan Caesarism.
Tile Concordat and toe Religious Or-
ders.
The religious orders are Included
In toe concordat; and the Spanish na-
tion undertook that toe contract
should always have force In Its do
minions, adding to this solemn prom-
ise that "If afterwards any difficulty Portuguese Church from union with
should arise it will be settled by
amicable agreement between toe Holy
rauo upca.
COONNOR BLDGn VICTOrtlA, TEX. I
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DR. W. 1 SCHLOSSER i
DBFHfST
CATMOLEC EDUCATIONAL
ASSOCIATION CONWnOK.
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TeBe HeM In Giiixgo Jtse 2&29.
;i -The oflieisl jjrosi'am of toe rfgbtk
aauuti convention sf tha Catholic
Micitioiial.AssocljAfon tus bsan re-
Arifed and from tin names <tt th >
. vrilcrs and toe titliB of tbs papers IS
^sridmrt that a gieat deal of soRd ““ aT?
-.’Sverrity.' Chfcagt.^Ifl:~iiBtt'^e8fi-‘
::4sne 28-119, and it ‘(ill brtrg together
Aite most noted Catholic educators o2
the country for toe liscusskm of prob-
/tens that are timely and practical.
s/Theattendance of 1 fro Slstera will nov
be aa large oa on former occasion a, a;:,
lit Is Impassible tp co inst.tute work
durlu; the conveni ent. Tl.o t-iachsr:
at the Chicago scLXils, ho*-sevbr, wil:
i bs present, and ripresentatlv-ev of the
:aotherboueea ot tie country liave-
■ been Invited by toe Most Rev.
VteUon win bo the study toe prob- j by !i[llBtrlM)3 foumV
iloB.Lmenstu7y“ toe tofelioM of, C^^nto If
Ito Sim , tn <=n- 3r proud of you, and as you enter into ltt modifying the Concordat
TrxTsxv-trte -sx.-!= .
(ltire^n.^“h^UlW™art in C Mfow meJ^roMore tor !““Dle I’1
tbedfeciusions. . Fbbf feHow-^n, out ot love tor - —
TB^ntativ^ 4*. Cardtai Gibbons, Btogr.
- Dforntdo Falconio, the Apostolic Dele-
of ih0 Brofe^ Mary, Stm An- Washington, and from Homer
president of the. National Con-
ta eretoer column. :■ Terences ot Charities and Correction,
■;^«e were npwtrds of 35,090 ehfip X-Ze^ofX BL ’ V^t^e
PAU[ 80d-tr. aent a lettor from Parti.
..gflnnstta in tue diocere. t.f Mon-j : MoMajK1It York, rc-
w’f1’ th ' P.feae“ sponded to the addresses of welcome.
Silo promnTeaSin1 rS rn ttte ESUIie °f 310°° m’smbon5 110 0JC" edly deem It a iJGrlouo hijcstlee If,
«> ^tltode for tta reception in
iZwfefound tthe 1 Bid.,^hcratary-ot u.e 7,'n^^n.d trary to their w
r&fXgX sx“trub‘w™t sjxirSr
in tito 4^ XfoX tXXpta o7Z
£g£^..‘ '7 Hecall^'the'sbdto- the S;lv,01. whom the - Chtlrch
r_: ': ■ '*7' 7...' ArosWM- ■ organitStlon:..of.. Hs .^nd.:. Bije loves sua the apple of her eye.
£ 1- - ' David F- THlsr gave an account ot We approach, this legislative body
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During the past year nired by Msgr. Stagnl, ttm Apostolic
Delegate, and the senior suffragan
Bishop of the Ecclesiastical province,
the Rev. JohmT. Kidd, secretary and
chancellor, has been appointed ad-
ministrator of the archdiocese ot To-
ronto, Canada, pending tbe-appoint-
ment of a successor to the See by the
At the recent dedication of New* U°ly Father.
. . . At Los Angeles, CaL, recently more
prlo to dispense them fi-ona the obser- John M, Farley, D. D., Archbishop of ujjm 05g pioneers and their sons and
nnwinn jr> fl Al* n Tnwv j*fl n Is Svfl-tweMwS san a-w* Tf ftPlt*- WJLfl ' ftl"? Ft fl 11 ft T* 1fl T1 jplTt CTfl tO"
Mary Emmanuel, when she celebrated I
the golden anniversary ot her recep- . - 71
Is soon to be launched in But- hospital. Ab a token of esteem Bister I
Mary was presented a eosket con- ■ f
tnining (3,800 in gold, which she will : , |
devote to endowing a bed for the poor -I
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Holland la a kingdom Wat affords -J
>w cliief J’Wtico ot Jamaica is the church much consolation-and oc- 7
------Catholic castons her Utile trouble. The. queen ' 'I
nd lawyer, a splendid scholar, a cfoture has been established, tteNun- , :;
do ot Broaoels being the Intcrnun-
clo at The Hague. Now the Catholics -. j
- ot Holland are hoping for the re-es- 1
t- tablfehment of the Dutch legation at I
.0 the Vatican, which was aboUshed in -I
i874‘ ■ J
The elements seem to be against ■ 7’|
the Ravenna (Ohio) Catholic church. I
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The Catholics of Glasgow, Scotland, IWMe from the steeple by high winds. 1
■e about to establish In that city a Repairs had just been completed . .1
“i™ -^il! provide when lightning shattered the churth - 7 'J
the Catholic laity a club; library, steeple, ksocking most of It to the . I
ground. The damage is over f 2,000. J
The largest Garman parish in Bal- 7j^I
timore. St. Michael's, has contributed 1
21,585.38 towards the Cardinal Gib- ' ^1]
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• The Columbfed (official organ of I
. ”■ the Knights of Columbus) says that 7 lifil
-a
- 11 has been passed.1 “The fact speaks -
:---r volumnsifof tto splmnlld work that ■ .'■ './■'i®!
hM beeu gtvOT to thto iiudertnkliig
f tte^ce it first rtarted d
------lerly inode'by committee In charge of the fund."
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'years. Ths deemumd lady was as!^-.\~™i
tn th. 1,0. Tnd,n n-ftoMiArttooicJ,
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-.•^raxvai* UyQ v qek ej
found necessj.fas’ib
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have sent to of the great services the Vaughan M11 TOprMent over fifty teach-
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todibfehhjm;;^ Ishops, ;•»
ai and' rodent over fifty teach-
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hl8 I The registration for rtho Catholic
re*. Gnlvetfllty' Summer . School; for teach.-
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Campbell, William. Southern Messenger (San Antonio and Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 19, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 22, 1911, newspaper, June 22, 1911; San Antonio, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1266726/m1/1/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .