The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-10-05
Animas, Nine Miles, Rocky

Missions-Las Animas, Nine Miles, Rock,
stations-Caddoa. Granada Lamar.
LAKE CITY-St. Rose. Rev. -- --
Observation-Disclosures Sapinero
LLE-Annunciation. Rev. j. J
Gibbons; Rev. W. F. Healy, assistant
Missions-Ibex. St Joseph's. Rev. JONI
| L6 dSiiG. PSl7S Johns. Rev. Nicola
seidl; Res; Boulder: p Hon.,
MANIToU-our Lady of Perpetual Help
Rev. John Duffy, pastor; r,,
Stations Cascade, Green Mountain Mid
oURAY-st. Patrick's. Rev. C. NJ. Fer
rari.
-MQntrose. san Miguel,
PUEBLO-St Ignatlus Rev. Edmund
st. Patrick s-Rev. A. J. Drummer, s. j.
Revs. L. NJ. Krentz, S. j; e.. Massa
schooii-Ffve Sisters of Charity Pupils
Chapels St. Joseph's. St. Mary,s, Rev
Cyril zupan, O. S. B., Revs. A Blahnlk
seRoo 0i of St. Benedict. Pupils
| 1T5.
Mission ontezuma. ,,,.,,u
! st. Boniface-Very Rev. Gregory Glenn
schoois-Two sisters of St Benedict.
SALIDA-St Joseph's. Rev. Frank HI
WALLER, pastor.
stations-AlpIne, Ceqtervilles Grant, Grants
Mayersville, Mears, Monarch; Nathrop
Newett, Poncha, Riverside, St Elmo no.
Si neliG mN 6' iEGdSc pastor
stations ltitI 0HoWardsvfIIe, Red Mountain.
| SOUTH BOULDER-Sacred Heart o
Mary, Rey Cornelius , En6srs' Rs aSSSTI
|
TRINTDAD-Most Holy, Trinity F Rev Rev.
s Rert Mi 6s" Sie%. DreePs 90
| School-Six Sisters of Charity. Pupils. go
Missions-AquiIar; Barela' Ell Moro
st aaona-uBs, 9sf aoehne, cordovac
MARTINEZ, OIquines, Rinconenac, Stark
Tils st TPSas 5 Gpper starR RSff
stations ItTH -Apishopa, Berwind, Englevine
Gray Creek, Los Colorados, saH
vi NATfGi5. victOrs. Rev. Edward
w LaJ%HsS Lady of Sorrows
| Rev. Gabriel Ussel pastor.
Missions-Los Chaves, Los Cretones' Fllo
stationsmcruz Naranjo, Cucharac, i L.
Veta, Las Garcias, North Veta. Rito
w qsS E9 f 1FFs St. MaTyiS B. Rev
r. Servant, pastor.
Mission-Silver Cliff.
Stations-Querida, Upper Texas.
WRAY-St Andrews. Rev. j. j. Rlordan'
Missions-Brighton, Holyoke, Plattville,
Sterling. Yuma. ,,
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. ]. Brown, S. j., pres: KeV. d.
B., schimpf, Va P; Rey. l. Mode{{55u US;
s e. swat pasto fha Of the Hei Holy Family
Parish, Rev. L. Fede, chaplain of st,
vincent's Orphan Asylum; Sey, a !
L kauf Forsf MF. Il J. j. f r Murray %F
Mr.. ]. B. Hugh; Messrs. E. s. Behiei Is
4. Mcdonnell, E. S; Hyde, all of the So s.
ciety of Jesus. Number of boarding
CANON CITY-st. Lenders PGioT 3
prior; Revs. p. eRettger, Edmund ButE.
Home for the servite Fathers. Rev.
P Burke, IS M, supr
ORDERS OF WOMEN
DENvER-Housea of the Good sheperd,
Good Shepherd Mother Mary of St.
Emiiana superior preservation ess9yS l1.. and
"a; to the House is attached TN Indus
trial School. ;Ia tt-e.~ ..'
Loretto Heights Loretto P. O., Colo)
This academy Is situated ssyen miles eS
Loretto, Sister NJ. Louis, superior; Sis
ter NJ. Pancratia, directress of studies.
St Anthony,s HOSPITALITY ColfaX Ave.
sf-YA rF &c n
Perpetual Alteration. Sister M. HUI
berta, superior.
Convent and Novitiate of Sisters of
Mercy. Twelve Sisters
st. GATHERINGS Home for Working Girls.
California ST.. between. 10th and 18th
SITS. Under the care of the Sisters or
Mercy, for the protection of young
girls and women of good character it
-. employed in stores of seeking work III
families, etc. Music, needle work, do
nestle economy, etc.. will also be
nected with the house. Sister N. John
Baptist. superior. Fifteen. Sisters. Ad-
mitted during the year 600
Champa: Sixteen Franciscan Sisters.
Sister NJ. Donate, superior. To the
ladies with or without employment, and
an Orphanage. Orphans. l2S.
ST. Joseph's Hospital-Eishteent Ave
of Charity. Sister NJ, Felicitas, sister
lain. Training school for nurses.
st. Vincents rphanage--Eighteen Sisters
of Charity Mother NJ Peter, supr. At
tended by Sacred Heart College. Or
St D Mar VS. Aeademy-14sO California
street This institution, conducted By II
Sisters of Loretto. is intended for day
scholars 6 only Sisters NJ Dolorine' su
The Mercy Northumberland by the
Sisters of Mercy. cor. Sixteenth ave.
and Milwaukee street.
BOULDER-Mount st. Gertrude Academy
CANON CITY-Mt. st. scholastica's
Academy Twelve Sisters of st, Bene-
NJ cal iista director Dir RI Rev ArcRi
bald A. Hintenach, o. s. B., chap
lain. Pupils. 100. Connected with this
cBNTRAL ciTY-st. Aloysius, Academy
Sisters of st. Joseph. Sister NJ
COLORADO PRINGs-Conducte by the
Sisters elisha Of charit sSa Rev T. Volpe, chap
Loretto Academy-Seven Sisters of
Loretto. Pupils, 100.
St Francis ospital--Twenty-on Sisters
Rev. A. j. Happe, chaplain Patients
C0NBJos Sacred Heart Academy. Five
Sisters of Loretto.
pitai. Six Sisters of Mercy o!S''''''' 49,
DURANGO-St. Marys Convent and
Boarding School Thirteen Sisters of
Mercy.
GBORGETOWN-St. Joseph's Hospital
Seven Sisters of st. Joseph.
GRAND JUNCTION-St. Mary's Hos
pital. Four Sisters of Charity.
Vincent's Hospital
Eight Sisters of Charity.
Montcalme Sauitarium
A pleasant and sunny place of retire.
ment and rest for priests and lay people
who wish to enjoy me comforts %
home, combined with the care usually
given in sanitarium. Conducted BIZ
the Sisters OF Mercy, Mother or NJ Vim
cent; superior SIX Sisters; l9o lnvalids
receiued during the wear No infectinIis