The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-12-07

Animas, Nine Miles, Rocky

Missions-Las Animas, Nine Miles, Rock!
Stations-Caddoa, Granada. Lamar.
LAKE CITY-St. Rose. Rev.
/ lssions-Cimmaron, Sapinero.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Rev. ]. J
Gibbons; Rev. w. f. HeaIy, assistant.
Sehool-Sisters of Charity. Pupils, $50.
MISsions-Ibex st. Joseph's. Rev. JohT
LONGM0NT-St Johns. Rev. Nicola.
Seidl. Res, Boulder.
LoUIsvILLE-st. Louis Rev, Henry
MANIToU-our Lady of Perpetual Help
Rev. John Duffy, pastor.
Stations-Cascade, Green Mountain, Mid
oURAY-st. Patrlck's. Rev. C. NJ Fer.
rari
Observation-Disclosures San Miguel.
Stations-Ophir, Uncompahgre.
PpEbLO-St Ignatius. Rev. Edmund
Ley.
St; Patrick's-Rey. A. J. Brunner. s. j..
Reys. L. M. Krentz, S. j.. G. Massa.
school-Five Sisters of Charity. Pupils,
C6apels. st. Joseph's. St. Mary,s, Rev.
Cyril zupan, o. S. B., Revs. A. Blahnik,
schooi-sisters of St Benedict. Pupils,
175.
Observation-Disclosures.
St. Boniface-Very Rev. Gregory Zielin-
schoois-Two Sisters of st. Benedict.
SALIDA-St. Joseph's. Rev Frank HI
WALLER, pastor
MisSion-Buena Vista.
stations-Alpine. Centerville; Granite,
Mayersville, Mears, Monarch; Nathrop.
Newett, Poncha, Riverside, st. Elmo.
SI neiias 3 } 4 P Pasfor $ Kew eo'
Stations-How ardsville,, Red Mountain.
SOUTH BOULDER-Sacred Heart OF
Mary Rev. Cornelius Enders, pastor,
TELLURIDE-Rev Thomas Carroll,
pastor.
TRfTIDAD0Most Holy Trinity. Rev.
?. N: Penella. a Gilbert, Caietan
Bertelero, Alex. Dreane.
School-SiX Sisters of Charity. Pupils; go
Miissiognfim 7;5 Barela' Ell Moro
staf Ions Be- ming Hoehne, cordovac
Martinez Olquines, Rinconenac, Stark
yille st2neWail s2pTis s1 TTiPSfiiFa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Berwind, Engleville,
Gray Creek, Los Colorados, San
vfiCToR-st. victor's. Rev. Edward
Downey, pastor.
WALsENBURG-Our Lady Of Sorrows,
Rev. Gabriel Ussel, pastor.
NIissions-Los Chaves, Los Cretones Rito
stations|Cr1z Naran3o, cucharae, LIE
Neta, Las Garcias, North Neta, Rlto
WEST CLIFF-Assumption B. V. NJ. Rev.
r. Servant, pastor -..
AIission-Silver Cliff.
Stations-Q uerida. Upper Texas.
WRA1-St. Andrew 5. Rev. j. j. hloruatI
Missions Brighton, Holyoke, Plattville,
statio MS on Eckley. Fort Morgan,
Hardin. Lansing, Sedgwick Walden
In Charge of Religious Orders.
ORDERS OF MEN.
DENvER-Coiiege of the Sacred Heart
Bev 5t1 j. Br o S 5 pTes;M dd esi j.
sec; Rev. D Pantanella, treas: Rev
H. J. Swift, chaplain; Rev B. A
>Schiffini, pastor OF the Holy Family
Parish, Rev. L. Fede, chaplain of 81.
Vincent's Orphan Asylum; Rev. y J.
Bertram, director of music; Rev. n. A.
LauT, Mr., A j. Lebea2 E,,,rr MI
Mr.. t ). B. Hugh; Messrs. E. $. Bshiels,
c. ]. Garde. s. Meyer, G. Bucnlr, c.
A Mcdonnell, E. S; HYDE. all of the So
ciety of Jesus. Number of boarding
students, 80. Day pupils 20.
CANON CITY-St. Leanders PIlory-
Very Rev Gregory Zielnhofer, o. S. B.,
prior; Revs. P. Rettger, Edmund Butt.
DELTA-Monastery of st Juliana-
P. Burke, o. S. NJ, supr.
ORDERS OF WOMEN
House of the Good Sheperd,
Good Shepherd. Mother Mary of ST.
Emiliana, superior; preservation and
industrial classes, 70; reform classes,
81; to the House is attached IN Indus
Loretto Heights-(Loretto P. O.. ColoD
This Academy is situated seven miles
from Denver. Thirty-three Sisters of
Loretto. Sister NJ Louis, superior; Sis
St. Anthony's HOSPITALITY. ColfaX Ave. !
SO Poor Sisters of St. Francis of the |
Perpetual Alteration. Sister NJ. HUI
Convent and Novitiate of Sisters CT !
Mercy. Twelve Sisters.
St. GATHERINGS Home for Working Girls. |
California St, between 18th and 18th |
SITS. Under the care OF the Sisters OF |
Mercy, for the protection of young |
girls and women of good character: ii |
is d home for business women and girls |
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 |
mitted during the year, 500.
II. Clara 5 ConVent-952 Tenth street, cor.
Champa. Sixteen Franciscan Sisters.
Sister NJ. Donata, superior. To the
convent are attached Home for
ladies with or without employment, and
an Orphanage. Orphans, 123.
t. JOseRhsn HQspiS3lElg 5ir Ave
of Charity. Sister NJ Felicitas. sister
servant; Rev. Timothy O'Brien. chap
lain. Training school for nurses.
of Charity Mother NJ. Peter, supr. At
tended by Sacred Heart College. Or
t Mary's Academy-143o California
CIV fr1-f ION tod
Sisters of Loretto, is intended for day
scholars only. Sisters NJ. Dolorine SUI
perior. Pupils, $50.
he Mercy Observation-Disclosures by the
Sisters of Mercy, cor. Sixteenth ave.
and Milwaukee street.
OULDER-Mount St Gertrude Academy
Twelve Sisters of Charity.
Academy-Twelve Sisters of St Bene-
dict. Sister NJ. Rose, superior Sister
NJ. Callista, director; Ri; Rev. Archi
bald a. Hintenach, O. S. B.. chap {
lain. Pupils, 100. Connected with this
is a Novitate
ENTRAL CiTY-st. Aloysius' Academy
Sisters of st. Joseph. Sister NJ
1IoRADO PRINGSLConducted by the
Sisters of Charity. Rev. T. Volpe, chap.
lain Patients, 800.
2retto Asademy" Sisters of
!. Francis ospital-Twenty-one Sisters
Of St Francis of Perpetual Alteration.
Rev. A. J. Happe, chaplain. Patients J
during year, 1920.
JOS-Sacred Heart Academy Five
Sisters of Loretto.
RIPPLE CREEK-St Nicholas Hos S
oitai Six Sisters of Mercy. \
TRANGO-St Marys Convent and S
Boarding School Thirteen Sisters of
ercy Hospital-six Sisters of Mercy.
Joseph's Hospital. l
Seven Sisters of st. Joseph.
2AND JUNCTION-St. Mary's Hos
,itaI. -Four Sisters of Charity \
Vincents Hospital.
eight Sisters of Charity. \
A NITOU-The MontcGlme Sanitarium.
\ pleasant and sunny place of retire S
rent and rest for priests and lay people
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