The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-10-19
Catholic Directory OF The Intermountain States"
Missions-Las Animas, Nine Miles. Rocky

Missions-Las Animas, Nine Miles, Rocky
stations-caddoa, Granada, Lamar.
| LAKE CITY-St. Rose. Rev -----
4 Observation-Disclosures, Sapinero.
! Inflammation. Rev. j. J.
! Gibbons; Rev W. F. Healy, assistant.
Missions-Ibex. st, Joseph's. Rev. John
! LoSG Sfi Johns. Rev, Nicolas
LOUISVILLE Louis. Rev. Henry
MANIToU-our Lady of Perpetual Help.
Rev. John Duffy, pastor; m.
Stations-Cascade, Green Mountain, Mid
oURAY-st. Patrick's. Rev. c. M. Fer
Missions-Montrose San Miguel.
StatiGas-Ophir, Uncompahgre.
PUEBLO st. Ignatius. Rev. Edmund
st. Patrick's-Rev. A. ]. Drummer. S. J.:
Revs. L. NJ. Krentz, S. j.; G. Massa.
schooi-Five Sisters of Charity. Pupils.
Chapels. St. Joseph's. st. Marys, Rev.
Cyril Zupan, o. S. B., Revs. A Blahnlk'
schooi-sisters of st. Benedict. Pupils,
Observation-Disclosures.
st. Boniface-Very Rev. Gregory Ziein-
sd aH5oE f s. sisters IS of St. Benedict
SALIDA-St. Joseph's. Rev. Frank III
WALLER, pastor.
Mission-Buena Vista. >-.,,ita
sfations-AIpine Ceq MIdpareh Nathrop
Newett Poncha, Riverside, St. Elmo.
SIN ERTON-St. Patricks. Rev. Cor
netgs o R9aTEs; Rasi0Rf Red Mountain
stS...rI B0JTLDER-Sacred Heart OF
Mary. Rev. Cornelius Enders, pastor.
TELLCRIDE-Rev Thomas CarroI'
s. % 2nDHtso Holy Trinity. Rev.
say2aoE IsEsone s c III S4pr' ca EGsS
+ BerI Mi Pen &ie1. D A .'O
schooI-slx Sisters of Charity. Pupils; 20
Ns sga i,i1s HsEting Bareia' FL MoIO
Martinez, Olquines, Rinconenae: starr
Tijeras. Trujiilas, Upper starkville'
Stations ishopa. Berwind, Engleville,
Gray Creek, Les Colorados' san
vIIiC51foR-st. victors. Rev. Edward
wALsENBTRGEour Lady Of Sorrows.
Rev. Gabriel Ussel, pastor. H..
AIis5ions-Los Chaves, Los Cretones. N1to
de Gallinas.
stations-Cruz Naranjo cucharse, ole LIE
Veta, Las Garcias. North Veta, Rlto
Oso. Rouse. St. Mary's y NJ Pow
WEST CLIFF-Assumption b. V. NJ. rev
f. Servant, pastor.
Missioa-Silyer Cliff.
sta tions-Querida, Upper Texas
WRAY-St Andrews Rev. j. J. Rioroah'
pastor. ,,.t.-,,1,
M.ssions-Br Holyoke, Plattvilie'
stations%Akron, Eckley, Fort N, Morgan organ
Hardin, Lansing, Sedgwick' Waiooh'
In Charge of Religious Orders.
ORDERS OF MEN.
DENvER-College of the Sacred Heart
Rev. ]. j. Brown. S. j., pres, lSey: D.
b. Schimpf, v P; Rev. L Modestus'
Sec Rev sE,,ft P P5a6Iain: Rev B. a.
scbi}fin I"I nastor Of the Holy Family
Parish, Rev L. Fede, chaplain OF ST
Vincent's Orphan Asylum; S S a a
K kauF Fors5 MF. Il j. L :. AuErsIy.
Mr.. J. B. Hugh; Messrs. E. 5: Behlei IS
cietv of Jesus Number of boarding
students, g. Day pupils. 90 prio-r
CANON CITY-St. Lsanders q eioT 3
prior; Revs. P. Rettger, Edmund Butt
DELTA-Monastery Of st: Julisna
Home for the servite Fathers. Rev.
P. Burke, o. S. M, supr
ORDERS OF WOMEN.
DENVER-House of the Good ShepeTd,
Evans and Cedar Sts.--N Sisters OF the
Good Shepherd. Mother Mary of St
Industrial classes. rs; reform classes,
"a; to the House is attached IN Indus
trial School.
Loretto Heights-(Loretto P. O., Colo)
This Academy is situated seven miles
from Denver. Thirty-three Sisters OF
Loretto, Sister NJ. Louis, superior; Sis
ter NJ. Pancratia. directress of studies.
st. Anthony's Hospital-W: CoitaX ave.
80 Poor Sisters of st. Francis of the
Perpetual Alteration. Sister NJ. HUI
berta, superior.
Mercy. Twelve Sisters
St. GATHERINGS Home for Working Girls.
California St, between 10th and nth
SITS. Under the care of the Sisters OF
Mercy. for the protection of young
girls and women of good character; IL
Is home for business women and girls
employed in stores of seeking work in
families, etc. Music, needle work. do
nestle economy, etc, will also be
taught An employment bureau is con-
nected with the house. Sister NJ. John
Baptist superior. Fifteen Sisters. Adj
mitted during the year, 600.
St. Clara's Convent-s52 Tenth street. cor.
Champa;. Sixteen franciscan Sisters.
ladies with or without employment, and
an Orphanage. Orphans, 12S.
St Joseph's acknowledgements Ave
OF oPd cha ahR00 Sister NJ Fe ha ster
servant; Rev Timothy O'Brien, chap
lain. Training school for nurses
" of Charity. Mother N. Peter, supr At
tended by Sacred Heart College. Or
ST Mary's Academy-14SO California
street This institution, conducted by II
Sisters of Loretto, is intended for day
scholars only Sisters NJ. Dolorine, SUI
perior. Pupils, 100.
The Mercy observation-disclosures by the
Sisters of Mercy, cor. Sixteenth ave.
and Milwaukee street.
BOULDER-Mount ST. Gertrude Academy
Twelve Sisters Of Charity
Academy-Twelve Sisters of St. Bene-
dict. Sister NJ. Rose, superior: Sister
NJ. Callista. director; Rt; Rey. Archi-
lain. Pupils, 100 Connected with this
CENTRAL CTTY-st; Aloysius' Academy
sbTSs s of s P P05SRh 14o Sister M
COLORADO SPRINGS Conducted by the
sisters of Charity. Rev. T. Volpe. chap.
lain. Patients, 800.
Loretto Academy-Seven Sisters OF
St Francis Hospital-Twenty-on Sisters
of ST Francis of Perpetual Alteration.
Rev A. ]. Happe. chaplain. Patients
CoNEjos~ Sacred Heart Academy. Five
Sisters of Loretto.
CRIPPLE CREEK-St Nicholas Hos
nItal. Six Sisters of Mercy.
DF-RANGO-St Mary's Convent and
Boarding School Thirteen Sisters OF
Mercy Hospital-six Sisters of Mercy.
G.BoRGETowN-st, JoSeph,s Hospital.
Grand JIiNCTION-St. Mary's Hos
pitaI. Four Sisters Of Charity.
I.EADVILLE-St. Vincents Hospital
Eight Sisters of Charity.
MANTTOU-The Montcalme Sanitarium
a nleasant and sunny place Of retire.
rnent and rest for priests and lay people
- rrish To eninN !he comforts nf