The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-11-02

M!ssions-Las Animas, Nine Miles, Rocky

Missions-Las Animas, Nine Miles, Rock!
Standardization, Granada, Lamar.
LAKE CITY-St. Rose. Rev. -- -
Missions-Cimmaron Sapinero.
LEADVILLE-Annun Rev. j. J
Gibbons; Rev. W. F. Healy, assistant.
school-Sisters of Charity. Pupils, $50.
Missioas-Ibex- st. Josephs. Rev. Johr
Perse, pastor.
Seidl: Res, Boulder.
LoUIsvILLE-st- Louis. Rev. Henry
MANIToU-our Lady of Perpetual Help
Stations-Cascade, Green Mountain, Mid
oTRAYGst. Patrick's. Rev. c. M. Fer
Observation-Disclosures, San Miguel
Stations-Ophir, Uncompahgre.
PUEBLO-St. Ignatius. Rev. Edmund
St Patrick s-Rev. A. J.. Drummer S. j..
Revs. L. NJ. krentz, S. j.; G. Massa
schooii-Five Sisters of Charity. Pupils
Chapels. St. Joseph's. St Mary's. Rev
Cyril zupan. o. S. B., Revs. A. BlahnlE'
schooi-Sisters of st. Benedict. Pupils,
Mission-M
St. Boniface-Very Rev. Gregory zielin-
sc dW5eh o. sisters of st. Benedict.
sALTDA-st. Josephs. Rev. Frank Ri
WALLER, pastor
Mission-Buena Vista.
Mayersvilie, Mears, Monarch, Nathrop'
Newett, Poncha, Riverside, ST. Elmo.
siLVERToN-st Patrick's. Rev. Cor
Observation-Disclosures taH iowa Red Mountain.
SOUTH BoULDER.,,sacred Heart % OF
Mary. Rev. Cornelius, Enders' pastor pastor,
T TisfiSfnEfSo Holy Trinity. Rev
SaYadoF PeP PsIsone S Gilbert Iii ffpF ca EaSI
Berteiero, Alex. Dreane. ga
school-six Sisters of Charity. Pupils; go.
Mssi0nS1w nd. stiDF Barea 81 Moro
Martinez, Olquines, Rinconenae; Stark
Vile. Stonewall, Sopris, Trine .eI,l
Tijeras, Trujillas, Upper Starkville'
stations-Apishopa Berwind, Engleville,
Gray Creek, Los Colorados, San
vf ftlfc Oh: victOr's. Rev. Edward
WAIsENBTRGLOur Lady of Sorrows,
Rev. Gabriel Ussel, pastor
Missions-Los Chayes, Los Cretones, FlIo
stationsMCruz Naranjo, Cucharac, lie
| Veta, Las Garcias, North Veta,. R1to
VEST VEST c Cliff B. V. NJ. Rev.
| R. Servant, pastor.
Mission-Silver Cliff.
Stations-Querida. Upper Texas ,.a
| WRAY-St. Andrews. Rev. j. j. Rlordan,
Missions-Brighton, HolyOke, Plattville,
stations@Akron. Eckley, Fort Morgan,
Hardin, Lansing, sedgwick Walden
In Charge of Religious Orders.
ORDERS OF MEN.
DENvER-College of the Sacred Heart
Rev j. J. Brown. S. j., pres; Rev. D.
B. se him pa mt RfK treas ooe Rev
schiffini, pastor Of the Holy, Family
Parish. Rev. L. Fede., chaplain OF 81
Bertram director of music; Rev. A, A.
Laur, Mr. A ]. Lebean. Mr..
4. Forster, J Mr.; J.: P M MsbifIy
c. ]. Garde, S. Meyer, G. Bucnar, C.
A. Mcdonnell, E. S. Hyde, all Of the So
ciety of Jesus. Number of boarding
cA ztSes9tS' G s. Pay p"P IeanSers Priory
Very Rev. Gregory Zielnhofer, o: S: B.,
prior: Revs. P. Rettger, Edmund ButS.
DELTA-:Monastery OF -, st She Jull sa1
P. Burke, o. s. M. supr.
ORDERS OF WOMEN.
DENvER-House of the Good Sheperd,
Evans ana Gear StS.--ZI Oh Lie
Good Shepherd Mother Mary of St;
Emiliana, superior; preservation ana
industrial classes, 70; reform classes
"a; to the House is attached IN Indus
trial School,
Loretto Heights-Loretto P. O., Colo0
This Academy is situated seven miles
from Denver. Thirty-three Sisters of
Loretto, Sister NJ. Louis superior; Sis
ter M. Pancratia, directress of studies.
st. Anthony's HOSPITALITY. Colfax Ave.
80 Poor. Sisters of st. Francis of the
Perpetual Alteration. Sister NJ. HUI
Convent and Novitiate of Sisters of
Mercy. Twelve Sisters.
St Gatherings A9me for WORKING sts Girls IT'S
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
mestic economy, etc, will also be
taught. An employment bur bureau is con con
Baptist superior. Fifteen Sisters. Ad-
mitted during the Year. 600.
St. Ciara's Convent-s52 Tenth street, cor.
convent are attached a Home for
ladies with or without employment, and
ST. an J Sse5TAS Hospitai@Elght te Ave
and Humboldt st. thirty Sisters
of Charity. Sister NJ. Felieitas, sister
servant, Kew, Il1nOIly " brlSn CHAP
lain. Training school for nurses.
St Vincent's hanage-Eighteen Sisters
of Charity. Mother NJ. Peter, supr At
tended By Sacred Heart College, Or
st Mary's Academy-149O California
street, This institution, conducted by II
Sisters of Loretto. is intended for day
scholars only, Sisters NJ. Dolorine, SUI
The Mercy sanitarium-Conducted by the
Sisters of Mercy, cor. Sixteenth ave,
a and Nj Milyar Ma,en stree r. Aoa,o
C4NeiNs 9 ciTY-Mt St. scholastica's
Academy-Twelve Sisters of st. Bene-
S't ca SstsF III aor? R Rs% E ssfi
bald A Hintenach, o. S. B., chap
lain. Pupils, 100. Connected with this
Is Noyiti ni9v G. ,,,,..,,., o,.o,,.
Sisters of St Joseph. Sister NJ
c6fEo o1Ra, s9PSPR1N scon d by the
Sisters ait p Of cnsritS c Rev. T. Volpe chap
Loretto Academy-seven Sisters of
Loretto. Pupils, 15O
ST Francis Hospital-Twenty-one Sisters
Rev. A ]. Happe. chaplain. Patients
during year 1,220.
CoNEJOS -Sacred Heart Academy. Five
CRTPPIE CREEK-st. Nicholas Hos
pital. Six Sisters of Mercy.
DURANGO-St. Mary's Convent and |
Boarding School Thirteen Sisters of
Mercy Hospital-six Sisters of Mercy.
GEORGETOWN-St. Joseph's Hospital.
Seven Sisters of st. Joseph.
pital: Four Sisters Of Charity:
Eight Sisters of Charity.
MANIToU-The Montcalme Sanitarium, |
rnent and rest for priests and law people |