The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-07-28

W dlseHpGrS, Huerfano county, Our
Lady of Sorrows, Rev. Gabriel Ussel
! pastor
West Cliff. Custer county, Assumption,
3: Y NJ, Rev. r. Servant, pastor.
I j. j. Kiordan, pastor.
institutions in Charge of. Religious Or
/ aers-Orders of Men: Denver, College of
| the Sacred Heart, and Philosophic House
of Studies for the Scholastics of the Mis-
! sion of Colorado and New Mexico, Homer
and College avenues. Rev. J. J. Brown
| Rev. Michael ]. Hughes, S. ]. pref of
studies); Rev. Dominic Pantanella, S. j.
J ttreaSurer); Rev. Blasius A. Schiffini. IS J
Gpastor of the Holy Family PARISH; Rev
Francis Y. Kowald, S. J. prof. of poetry !:
! Rev. Raphael D'Orsi, S. J. prof of hu-
manities); Rev. A. w. Forstall, s. j. prof
OF physics and chemistry; Rev James J.
Schuesler, s. j. prof. of second Academ-
+ lc); Rev. Henry j. Swift, S. J. prof of
/ third Academic and elOcution); Rev. IL
! agulrre Modestus, S. j. missionary: Rev.
! +. J. Banks. S. j. asst treasD; Mr.. AL
phonse Lebeau, S J. prof. of rhetoric);
Mr.. Daniel Crowley, S. J. prof. of Eng
hsh literature); Mr.. Eugene A. MOntell.
). j: prof. OF first AcademicD; Messrs +.
! \. Hoefkens, S. j.; r. Sping. s. j.; "A.
Morris, S. j.; A. Valentine, S. j. assistant
/ professors of projects of discipline). Lay
brothers, 9. Number of students. 122
Canyon City, st. Leander's .Priory.-
Very Rev. F. Gregory, o. S b., pastor;
Revs. Henry Hohmann, O. S B.. Father
Edmund, o. S B. P, o. box 235.
Rev. a. PritzI, o. S. NJ, superior. Four
lay brothers.
Orders of Women.-Denver House of
the Good Sheperd. Evans and Cedar SITS
q Sisters of the Good Shepherd. Mother
Mary of St. Emiliana, superior; preserya-
ton and industrial classes, Is reform
classes, 30; to the House is attached an
Industrial School. Loretto Academy, Lo-
rettO Heights (LOretto P. O., Colo .-This
Academy is situated seven miles from
Denver. Parents wishing their children to
have the benefit of Colorados invigOTat-
ing climate, while receiving a solid and
finished education, would do we'll to pat
ronize this elegant institution. so beauti-
fully situated within the shadow of the
pine-clad Rockies. Young ladies in search
of health will find here all the comforts
of home. with additional advantages of
being able to pursue any branch taught in
the Academy. Thirty-One Sisters of Lo-
retto. Sister NJ. Louis, superior; Sister
NJ. Pancratia, directress of studies.
Boarders. 50 st. Anthony's Hospital,
Francis of the Perpetual Alteration. Sis
ter Nj. Huberta, superior. Patients, 3d.
St Catharines Home for Working Girls,
California St, between 18th and 18th SITS
for the protection of young girls and wo-
men of good character; it is a home for
business women and girls employed in
stores or seeking work in families, etc. 4
Music, needle work, domestic economy.
etc, will also be taught. An employment .
bureau is connected with the house. Sis /
ter NJ. John Baptist, superior, Fifteen ,
Sisters. Admitted during the year, 600. /
St. Clara's Convent, 952 10th St, cor. /
Champa.-16 Franciscan Sisters. Sister /
NJ Donata, superior. To the convent are /
out employment and an Orphanage Or
phans 112. St. Joseph's Hospital, 18th
Ave. and Humboldt St.-24 Sisters of
Charity SistRS> NJ. Felicitas, sister-serv-
ant; Rev. Timothy O'Brien, chaplain. Pa
tents, 20. Mt. st. Vincents Orphan Asy-
lum. Homer Ave.-14 Sisters of Charity
Sister Francis XaXier, sister-servant. At
tended from Sacred Heart College Or
phans, 200. st. Mary's Academy, 1870 Cal
fornia St.-This institution, conducted by
II Sisters of LOrettO, is intended for day
scholars only Sister NJ. Dolorine, SUI
Boulder. Mt. St, Gertrude Academy.-1O
Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin
Mary. Sister NJ. Marguerite, superior;
Rev. Modestus Wirtner, o. S. B., chap
Canyon City. Mt. St. Scholastfca's
Academy-12 Sisters of St. Benedict Sis
er NJ. Rose, superior: Sister NJ. Callista.
enach. o. S. B., chaplain. Pupils 80
Central City. st. Aloysius' Academy
Sisters of St. Joseph Sister NJ. Aimee,
q Tys1 :, PUPILS, 1S0 ,,o,..o son,.an,,,
Conducted by Sisters of Charity. Sis
er Ann Xavier, superior; Rev. I. H.
Cummings, chaplain. Combines the adj
-antageS of the modern Sanitarium with
he comforts and attentions which ordi- {
arily can be found only at home. Lo- {
etto Academy Sisters of Loretto. Sis I
er M: Carmel, superior. Pupils, So. st. ,
francis HOSPITALS Poor Sisters of st.
francis of. the Perpetual Alteration. Sis
err NJ. Clara, superior; Rev. A j. Happe, J
haplain. Patients, Cos during 1896 Rev.
iichael Fox. I
Conejos. Sacred Heart Academy
listers of Loretto. Sister NJ Harriet, SUI :
erior. Pupils, $50. :
Cripple Creek. st. Nicholas Hospital
yNfN
"a. superior. Patients during the year, S
Durango. Novitiate of the Sisters of
Iercy.-5 Novices. St. Mary's Convent !
nd Boarding School-iO sisters of Mercy. J
Tother NJ. Xavier, superior Pupils, 50. =
leroy Hospital Sisters of Grey. +
Iother NJ. Xavier, superior. Patients in I
96 POI.
Georgetown St Joseph's Hospitals
listers of st. Joseph. Patients, %. ,
Grand Junction. Hospital-Sisters of .
harity. A
Leadville. St. vincent's Hospitals Sis I
RS Of Charity. Sister NJ. Agatha, sister C
ervant. Patients, 325. t
Manitou. THE Montcalme Sanitarium. /
A pleasant and sunny place of retire a..
ent and rest for priests and lay people
no wish to enjoy the comforts of home. l
)mbined with the care usually given in
sanitarium. Conducted by the Sisters a
Mercy. Mother NJ. Vincent, superior. d
* Sisters. 1875 invalids received during |,
lie year No infectious or contagious !
seases admitted. Rev. J. B. Francolon, y
Ouray. St. Joseph's Hospitality t
Irses. Superintendent by the Sisters of F
Pueblo. Loretto Academy.-lS Sisters of .
oretto. Sister Nj. de Sales. superior. A
Ipils, 80 st. Mary's Hospital and SAM q
rium-11 Sisters of Charity. Sister ?
nacletus. sister-servant. Patients, $50: j
Trinidad. st. Raphaels Hospital Sis J
rs of Charity. Sister Lawrence, sister r
rNant. Patients, 30. o.
Communities i'm Diocese
,mmunities of Men: Jesuit Fathers mis-
ln of Colorado and New MeXico)-Col- u
ge of the Sacred Heart and Holy Fam )
Church. Sacred Heart Church. Den p
r, ConejoS, Del NOrte, Pueblo. Trinidad. j
,nedictine Fathers (St Vineent's Arch r
anciscan Fathers province of st. Eliza -
thl-St. Elizabeth's. Denver. Domin- V
IN Fathers eastern Province)-St. Do
MICS Denver. Dedemptionist Fathers F
t. Louis Province)-St. Joseph,s. Den N
r Communities of Women: Sisters of
retto Horetto, ky.D-St Marys Acad- 7
ly and '.Loretto Heights; Denver, Col L
Charity Cincinnati. Mt st. Joseph. Il
ITO. (-Cathedral and Sacred Heart
hools, Denver Hospitals at Colorado V
rings, Pueblo and Trinidad (also Il
looD. Sisters OF Charity Geavenworth. o.
INST Joseph'S Hospital, St Vincents -
phas Asylum, Annunciation School, :,
nver; School and Hospital, Grand June X
n ocnool ana hospital IeduNlll 5SlS-
s of st. Joseph (St Louis, Mo)--St r
tricks School. Denver; Central City. +.
orgetown (school and hospitaD. Sisters D
Mercy-St. JOseph's School. st. Cath -
mes Home, Denver; Hospitals at -
ipple Creek, Durango, Manitou. Ouray. II
ligious of the Good Shepherd province
st. LouisD-Reformation and Preserva- !: B
n classes and Industrial School Dem O.,
:. franciscan Sisters (St, Louis Mo- p
L. EliZabeth's School, St, Clara. s. Con-
1T with Home and OrDhanage Den
:. Sisters of St. Benedict, Chicago, M
Canyon City.-Ineorporated in 1889 as
Benedictine Sisters of. Colorado Sis il
5 of the Third Order Of St Dominic
nc.1nrra tinn of the HnlA. Rns..r-N-. LSial- n