The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-09-01
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DIOCESAN NOTES.

DIOCESAN NOTES.
Correspondence 1nternountain CatholicJ
Helena. Mont, Aug. 2S.-BishOp
Brondel preached Sunday evening at
the Cathedral exhorting the faithful to
practice devotions in honor of st. An
thony. He gave a brief description of
the Saints life on earth and the many
wonderful favors obtained through his
assistance and intercession and hoped
that this grand devotion so widespread
will still increase among the faithful.
Bishop Brondel also spoke on the great
st. Francis of Assist, founder of the
Franciscan Order for men and st.
Clare Order for women. His Lordship
during his last visit to Rome celebrat-
ed mass in the Church of Assist, erect
ed as monument to this great Saint.
He also saw many relics which are
carefully guarded, among them the veil
worn by the Blessed Virgin and thorns
from the crown which pierced the head
of our Blessed Savior. Bishop Brondel
also made the Stations of the Cross
through the streets of Jerusalem. upon
the sacred places where our dear Lord
suffered such agony for us. The Fran
ciscan Fathers nave charge of these
sacred places in Jerusalem. This
beautiful devotion, the Way of the
Cross was brought into practice by st.
Francis.
School opens first Tuesday in Sep
TEMPER. Happy vacation days are num-
bered.
A brand new Republican morning
paper clothed with the title of The
Montana Daily Record put in its ap-
pearance not quite two weeks ago. 1t
is bright neWsy paper and aims to
give all the latest news concerning the
political affairs-but all one-sided.
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Mrs George S. Hoyt and son, who
have been visiting Mrs. T. c. Power |
and the Misses Murphy the past month |
leave this week to visit friends at Lake
Minnetonka.
Father Cataldo the we'll known Jesuit I
Father from Washington, is here to
conduct the Priests Retreat this week. !
Rev. De Becker from Louvain, Bel
gium, is expected at the Bishops resi-
dence this week. Father De Becker
is an old and valued schoolmate of
Bishop BrondeIs and his visit will
bring back happy "reminiscences Of
their early days spent together across
the ocean in Belgium.
Will Dawson of Boulder, who went to
Nome last spring, returned from that
a few days ago. He thinks
Montana is good enough for him now
and is content after seeking fairer and
better lands to settle down once more
IN the Copper state.
The many friends of Mrs. William
5tuewe regret to hear of her recent
Illness and 1T is to be hoped she will
soon be out of danger The latest re-
BORT is quite favorable although her
condition is quite critical.
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Joseph Callahan, clerk of the district
'Ourt, has been very ill with typhoid
ever. He IS much improved and is
low on fair road to recovery.
Catherine Haley a young student of
It. Vincent's academy, has had an at ]
ack of typhoid fever, but is now re-
covering.
Father McGlynn, one of the new t
Priests from Allegheny, N. Y, has been !
appointed assistant at st. Patricks, 8
Butte City, Mont, I
Father Stack has been appointed as |
istant to Father De Rychue, the Pho
eer Priest of Montana, at Deer E
lodge. Father De Rychue has been
to the faithful of Montana {
or the past thirty-four years and is c
veil and widely known throughout the t
tate. +
The mission given by Father Hooper, c
he Paulist missionary at Boulder last I
1eek was largely attended. The fore Y
art of the week mission services were S
ED morning and evening at Boulder Y
ity and the latter part of the week in \
'oulder valley. Y
Miss Mamie Young of Helena and her n
ousin, Miss Mamie Flynn of Cascade, E
ave the first of September to attend T
ehool at the Convent of the Visitation, V
t. Paul, Mimi. .
Little Hugh Carter celebrated his q
ghth birthday last Saturday by en- T
about thirty-five of his p
oung friends at a cake walk 1t was h
y amusing sight to see the young e
'lks, the boys carrying canes and the +,
rls fans and parasols, stepping grace II
lily to the cakewalk music. Fallon ~
'Byrne and Miss Annie Sweeney were
,nsidered the champion cake walkers c,
I'D were awarded the cake a
o.
Miss Pauley of Butte was the guest q
honor at a picnic party given last 6
lnday at the Dam. The day was =
'ent boat riding on Lake SeWeU and
nch was served shortly after the ar A
val of the party. Those who made
the happy crowd were Misses Lynch
auley, Frances Pauley, Jacoby, Caub D
mn, McDonough, Messrs, Schown I,
urn, Amann, Cady, Richard. N. m
ichard, Fox, Heckett, Finn and Mrs. %
ldy. ~
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