The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-12-14

Mtsslons-Las Animas. Nine Miles. Rocky

M!!ssions-Las Animas, Nine Miles, Rock.
StatLons-Caddoa, Granada, Lamar.
J LAKE CITY-St. Rose. Rev. -- -
issions-Cimmaron, Sapinero.
Lt-ADEILLE-Annunc Rev. J. J
Gibbons; Rev. w. F. Healy, assistant
School-Sisters of Charity. Pupils, $50.
AIssions-Ibex. st. Joseph,s. Rev. job:
Perse, pastor.
LQUIsv1LLE-st. Louis. Rev. Henry
MANITot-our Lady Of Perpetual Help
Rev. John Duffy, pastor.
tations-Cascade, Green Mountain, Mid
oURAY-st. Patricks Rev. c. M. Fer
rari.
Missions-Montrose. San Miguel.
Stations-Ophir, Uncompahgre.
PIEBLO-St Ignatius. Rev. Edmund
St Patrick's-Rev A. ]. Drummer. s. J.
keTs L. NJ. Krentz, S. j.; G. Massa
sehool-Five Sisters of Charity. Pupils
Chapels. St. Joseph's. St. Mary's, Rev
C & TrPan' o. 5. B., Revs- a. Blahnik
school Sisters of St. Benedict. Pupils
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Observation-Disclosures
ST. [ace-Vsry Rev Gregory zieiin'
schoois-Two sisters of St. Benedict.
SALIDA-St. Joseph's. Rev. FRANK III
WALLER, pastor.
Mission-BUena Vista.
stations-Alpine. Centerville. 9, Granite ld,
Newett. Poncha, Riverside, 81 Elmo.
SILVERTOF- Petrick's. Rev. Cor
sta titTH o5 To- ards Red Mountain
SOUTH BoULDER-Sacred Heart OF
Mary. Rev. Cornelius Enders, pastor
TELLURIDE-Rev Thomas Carroll
station-Rico.
TRTNiDADNMost Holy Trinity Rev.
Saly2dOE PsTsOne s iibe Tfpr ca Esas
Berieiero, Alex. DTeane.
School-Six Sisters of Charity. Pupils; go
Missions-Aquilar, Barela, FL Moro
stations"B Sc; fioehne. cordovac.
Martinez. Olquines, Rinconenae. Stark
Fi5efas, ,TrGjiiias, Upper starkviils'
stations-Apishopa Berwind, Ehgleville,
Gray Creek, Los Colorados. San
vTTcfoR-st. victors, Rev. Edward
WALSENBURG-Our Lady Of Sorrows.
Rev. Gabriel Ussel. pastor.
Missions-Bos Chaves, Los Cretones, Rito
de Gallinas.
stations-Cruz. Naranio. cucharac, lie
Veta, Las Garcias. North Veta, Rito
Oso Rouse. St. Mary's.
WEST CLIFF-Assumpion B. V. NJ. Rev.
x. Servant, pastor,
Mission-Silver Cliff
Stations-Querida Upper Texas.
WRAY-St. Andrews. Rev. j. j. Rlordan,
Missions Brighton, Holyoke, Plattville.
stations|ARron. Eckley. Fort Morgan.
Hardin, Lansing. Sedgwick, Walden.
In Charge of Religious Orders.
ORDERS OF MEN.
DENvER-College of the Sacred Heart.
Rev. ]. ]. Brown. s. j., pres; KeN. ).
B. Schimpf. V: P; Rev. !. Modestus'
Sec Rev. D Pantanella, treas; Rev'
Schiffini, pastor of the Holy. Family
Parish, Rev L. Fede, chaplain of St
Nincent's Orphan Asylum; Rev. 4. J.
I BsTtram M director OF music E:b seH Mr.
4. Forster, Mr.. j. P Murray,
Mr. J. B. Hugh; Messrs. E. S. Behiels.
c i GardH s Me gsGs g. 81, B nf fne So.
ciety of Jesus. Number of boarding
students, 90 Day pupils, 70.
CANON CITY-St Leanders Priory.
Very Rev. Gregory zielnhofer. o; s; B.,
Home for the Servite Fathers. Rev.
p. Burke, o. S. NJ, supr.
ORDERS OF WOMEN.
of the Good sheperd.
Evans and Cedar Sts.-27 Sisters of the
Good Shepherd. Mother Mary of st.
Emiliana, superior; preservation ana
industrial classes, 70; reform classes,
81 to the House is attached an Indus
trial School.
Lorstto Heights-tLoretto 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 HOSPITALITY. Colfax Ave.
So Poor Sisters of st. Francis of the
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 18th and 18th
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
families, etc. Music, needle work, do
mestic economy, etc, will also be
taught. An employment bureau is con-
nected with the house. Sister NJ. John
Baptist, superior. Fifteen. Sisters. Ad-
IT. Ciara's Convent-s52 Tenth street, cor.
Champa. Sixteen franciscan Sisters.
convent are attached Home for
ladies with or without employment, and
an orphanage: Orphans. 12S,
Of oQ charity. Sister NJ Felicitas Sister
servant; Rev. Timothy OBrien, chap
lain. Training school for nurses.
of Charity. Mother NJ. Peter, supr. At
tended by Sacred Heart College. Or
It Msrv's Academy-l48o California
Of cd l,Hr1
Sisters of Loretto. is intended for day !
scholars only. Sisters NJ Dolorine, SUI |
perioT. Pupils. 100.
he Mercy Sanitarium-Conducted by the |
Sisters of Mercy, cor. Sixteenth ave. |
and Milwaukee street.
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 I
lain. Pupils, 100. Connected with this
CfTY-st. Aloysius' Academy
Sisters of St Joseph. Sister Al
of go6iRA Standardization o DUO by the
sisters of Charity. Rev. T. Volpe, chap.
lain. Patients. 300.
oretto Academy-seven Sisters of
t. Francis Hospital-Twenty-one Sisters
of St Francis of Perpetual Alteration.
Rev A. j. Happe, chaplain. Patients
during year. l,220.
Sisters of Loretto.
RIPPLE CREEK-St Nicholas Hos
pital Six Sisters of Mercy.
URANGO-St. Mary's Convent and
ercy HospltaI-Six Sisters of Mercy.
FORGETOWN-St. Joseph's Hospital
Seven Sisters of ST. Joseph
RAND JUNCTION-St Mays Hos
pltal. Four Sisters of Charity.
EADVILLE-St. Vinceats Hospital
Tcicht Sisters of Charity.
MontcRlme Sanitarium
A pleasant and sunny place of retire
nent and rest for priests and lay people
who wish to enjoy ,he comforts ~ !