The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-11-23
Missions-Las Animas, Nine Miles, Rocky

Misssions-Las Animas, Nine Miles. Rock!
Ford
stations-caddoa, Granada, Lamar.
! LAKE CITY-St. Rose. Rev. -- -
! MIssions-Cimmaron, Sapinero.
/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Rev. ]. J
/ Gibbons; Rev. W. F Healy. assistant.
AllSslons-lbex. st. Joseph's. Rev. JONI
! L0NGMGNTNst. Johns. Rev. Nicola.
SeIdl; Res, Boulder.
MANIToJ-our Lady of Perpetual Help
Rev. John Duffy, pastor.
Staton5-Cascade, Green Mountain, Mid
OURAY-st. Patricks. Rev. c. NJ. Fer
rari.
Missions-Montrose, San Miguel.
Stations-Ophir, Unconpahsre.
fGEBLO-St. Ignauus. Rev. EdmunC
st. Patrick s-Rev. a. ]. Drummer, s. ].
Eeys. L. NJ. Krentz, S. j.; G. Massa
school-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
175.
Observation-Disclosures.
St. BonifaceNTery Rev. Gregory zielin-
schoois-Two sisters of St. Benedict.
SALIDA-St. Jcsephs. Rev. Frank Ri
WALLER, pastor.
stafions-AIpiae Centerville. :, Grants tHlte
Mayersville, Mears, Monarch; Nathrop
Newett. Foncha, Riverside st. Emo no.
SILVERTON-St. Patricks. Rev Cor
nfil9S O R0uPns Red Mountain
| SOUTH BOULDER-Sacred Heart o.
Mary. Rev. Cornelius Enders, P pastor
TEBLURIDE-Rev Thomas CaFroll
TPf%IDADDMost Holy Trinity. Rev
E Paiy 1 Peh Psf5one A Gilbert tp caetan
schcol-Six Sisters of Charity. Pupils: 80
NJ sions;-AqutIIar, Barela' FL Moro
sta si o4s-- Be- aoehne Cordovac
Martinez Olquines, RirconenaG STARK
vile st2neWa 9 525 sf i31RTfjfla
stations-4pishopa Berwind, Engleville
Cray Creek. Los Colorados' San
vT it7T victor's. Rev. Edward
wAIsENBTRG-our Lady Of Sorrows
Rev Gabriel Ussel, pastor. n,.-
st TAI C!i. Naranjo, Cucharac, i e
Veta, Las Garcias, North Neta' hito
Oso Rprse, ST. Mary's.
WEST CLIFF-Assumptlo B. V. NJ. Rev.
z. Servant, pastor.
AIission-gilver Cliff.
Stgtions-Querida. Upper Texas.
WRAY-St. Andrews. Rev. j. }. Rlofoan'
INSTRUMENTATION HoIyoke, Plattville'
sf 'st1t ms .- Eckley. Fort Morgan,
Hardin, Lansing, Sedgwick, Waldoh'
In Charge of Religious Orders.
ORDERS OF MEN.
DENvER-Colege of the Sacred :, i Il:
Rev; ]; J, BrTwn S, j.: pTesiMj o dest s.
sec; Rev. b Pantanella, treas; Rey-
II ]. Swift, chaplain; Rev. 3: A:
Schiffini, pastor of the Holy Fanny
Parish. Rev L. Fede, chaplain OF 81
Bertram, director of music; Rev. A. A.
4 ka"T Forst nF Mr.. ), j, : .. Murray,
Mr.. J. B. Hugh Messrs- E. B ;, Bsnleiss'
A. Mcdonnell. E. S. HYDE. all Of the So
ciety OF Jesus Number of boarding
students, g; Day pupils %. p-,orv
Very Rev Gregory zielnhofeT, Q; 5; b.
prior; Revs P. Rettger, Edmund Butt.
DELTA-Monastery of st julian q ma.
Home for the Seryite Fathers' new
p. Burke, Q. S. NJ. supr
ORDERS OF WOMEN.
DENvER-House of the Good sheperd.
Evans and Cedar Sts.---H Sisters OF the
Good Shepherd. Mother Mary of 81;
industrial classes. 10: reform classes,
81: to the House Is attached IN induS-
trial School.
Loretto Heights-GICTetto p. O.. Colo)
This Academy is situated seven miles
from Denver. Thirty-three Sisters OF
Loretto Sister NJ. Louis superior, SIS
ter Nj. Pancratia. diTectress OF stuoleS-
St Anthony's HOSPITALITY. ColfaX 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 18th
SITS. Under The care OF the Sisters el.,,, Oh
Mercy, for the protection of young
girls and women of good character; IL
IS a 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. Ad-
mitted during the year, 500.
ST. CiaTs's Co1vent-s52 Tenth street, cor.
Champa. Sixteen Franciscan Sisters.
Sister NJ. Donata, superior To the
ladies with or without employment, and
an Orphanage. Orphans, 123.
St. JosSphs Hospitai-EL 1;5 Ave
a. oPd cbaT H0o Sister St n F Chez Sisters sser
servant: Rev. Timothy O'Brien, chap
lain Training school for nurses
St Vincent's rphanage-Eighteen Sisters
of Charity. Mother NJ. 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 M. Dolorine, SUI
perior Pupils, 100
The Mercy sanitariunl-Conducted by the
Sisters of Mercy, cor. sixteenth ave.
and Milwaukee street
BOULDER-Mou St Gertrude Academy
Twelve Sisters OF Charity,
CANON CITY-Mt; St: sch 10 1, $
dict Sister NJ Rose, superior; Sister
NJ Callista, director; Ri. Rev. ATchi-
bald a. Hintenach, o. S. B., chap
lain. Pupils. 100. Connected with this
Ch 3 Z RAJ cfTY-st. Aloysius' Academy
Sisters of St: Joseph. Sister NJ
As66tRRaab sgPsPPRSTN R9pc!s DUO by the
Sisters of Charity: Rev. I. Volpe, chap
lain. Patients, 800.
Loretto Academy-Seyen Sisters Of
ST. Francis Hospital-Twenty-one Sisters
of St. Francis of Perpetual Alteration.
Rev A ]. Happe, chaplain. Patients
5prjn gEoS{@ e2sT; l5" Heart Academy Five
CB3tTPPIE CREEK-st. Nicholas Hos
pital Six Sisters of Mercy.
DIRANGo.st Mar ~ :. Cony s5tors and
Mercy ere : Hospital-slx Sisters of Mercy.
GE0RGEToWN-st. .JoS7eph.S Hospital.
Grand JTNCTION-St. Ma~y's Hos
nital. -Four Sisters of Charity.
LEADVILLE-St. Nincent's Hospital.
E;pht Sisters of Charity.
ATAEITOT-The MontcGlme Sanitarium.
4 nieasant and sunny place Of retire