The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-10-12
Missions-Las Animas. Nine Miles, Rocky

Missions-Las Animas, Nine Miles, Rocky
Ford.
stations-Caddoa, Granada, Lamar.
LAKE CITY-St. Rose. Rev. -- --
Missions-Cimmaron Sapinero.
VILLE-Annunciation. Rev. j. ].
Gibbons; Rev. w. F. Healy, assistant
Missions-Ibex. ST. Joseph's. Rev. john
| LoNGMoNTNst. Johns. Rev. Nicolas
Seidl: Res, Boulder. u,
MANTToU-our Lady of Perpetual Help.
Rev. John Duffy, pastor: AZ,
Stations Cascade, Green Mountain Mid
oURAY~st. Patricks. Rev, C. NJ. Fer
| rari.
Missions 6Montrose, San Miguel.
Stations-Ophir, Uncompahgre.
PUEBLO-St. Ignatius. Rev. Edmund
Ley.
st. Patrick's-Rev. A. J.. Drummer. S. j.;
Revs. L.. NJ. Krentz, S. j.; c. Massa.
school-Five Sisters of Charity. Pupils.
Chapels. st. Joseph's. St Mary's, Rev.
Cyril zupan' o. S. b. Fevs- A 6iahniN'
schooi-sisters of St. Benedict. Pupils,
175.
st. Boniface-Very Rev. Gregory Zlelih-
schoois-Two Sisters of st. Benedict
sALIDA-st. Joseph's. Rev. Frank XII
stations-Aipine, Centerville, Granite
Mayersville, Mears,. Monarchy N a,IIo
sf HsTsfs PSnfaa Pa Gfei?s Rev Cor
nelius ORourke, pastor ,,.,,n
stat9ps-BoYa9r9dfXRile Red M9 geart of
Mary. Rev. Cornelius Enders, pastor;
TELLURIDE-Rev. Thomas Carroll
pastor.
TRfNIDADNMost Holy Trinity. Rev,
PaiT M Pei RslsoHeIA A. Gilbert. Caietan
Bertelero, Alex. Dreane ,,. ozo
! School-Six Sisters of Charity. Pupils Zoo.
Missions-Aquilar, Barela. Ell Moro
stationsbogning HSghn9 Gors sfaTf
vile, stonewail. sopris, Trincesr,a'
Tijeras, Trujillas, Upper Starkvilie'
Varos, Weston. ,..,,,.
Gray Creek, Los Colorados, San
vf M1EoG5: victor's. Rev. Edward
Downey, pastor. - eorro,.s
Rev. Gabriel Ussel, pastor r,,..
Missions-Los Chaves, Los Cretones, Rlto
| de Gal1inas.
Veta, Las Carcass North Veta, Rito
Oso. Rouse St. Marys
WEST CLIFF1Assumption B. V. M Kew.
IL servant, pdOIOI
Mission-Silver Cliff.
! Stations-Querida Upper Texas
WRAY-St. Andrews. Rev. j. j. Riordan'
Missions-Brighton. Holyoke, Plattville,
stations@Akron EckIey, Fort Morgan,
Hardin, Lansing, Sedgwick Walden.
In Charge of Religious Orders.
ORDERS OF MEN.
CnlIoca Of no Sacred Heart,
Rev j. ]. Brown. s. j., pres; Eev: D.
B. schimpf. v. P; Rev. l. Modestus'
Sec Rev D Pantanella' treas. Key
schi ii Iwl pastor rnI Of the Holy Family
Parish. Rev. L. Fede. chaplain of st,
Vincent's Orphan Asylum; Rev. a !.
Bertram, director of music sn aey' a M r.
Mr. J. B. Hugh; Messrs. 2. S; , Behiei Is
G. J; Garde, s. Meyer, G; B Hs mar 81 q.
ciety of Jesus. Number Of boarding
students, 80. Day pupils, 20.
| CANON CITY-St. Leanders Pr1oTy'
prior: Revs. p. Rettger, Edmund ButS.
Home for the servite Fathers. Rev.
P. Burke, o. 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 st;
I Industrial classes, 70; reform classes,
"a; to the House is attached IN Indus
trial School.
Loretto Heights-9Loretto o., CoiiSol
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 Noyitiate of Sisters Of
Mercy. Twelve Sisters.
ST. GATHERINGS Home for Working Girls.
California ST., between 18th and 18th
SITS. Under theseare of the Sisters OF
girls and women of good character; 1t
is a home for business women and girls
employed in stores of seeking work In
nestle economy, etc. will also be
necfed with the house. Sister NJ. John
Baptist, superior. Fifteen Sisters. Ad-'
mitted during the year, 600.
St. Ciara's Convent-s52 Tenth street, cor.
Champa;. Sixteen Franciscan Sisters.
Sister NJ Don .,6c,s superior 4ond TO the the
ladies with or without employment. and
an orphanage: Orphans, 12$.
St Joseph, Hqsplfs3E!Ehtsenth s,. Ave
servant; Rev Timothy o'Brien, chap
lain. Training school for nurses
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 Loret to. is Intended nj for day
perior. Pupils, 100.
Sisters of Mercy, cor. Sixteenth ave.
and Milwaukee street.
BoULDER-Mount. st. Gertrude Academy
cTE EdN SISTERS St chssFity so,o,.
cA AosdemyeTweI7e Sisters Of 'G St. Benes
dict. Sister N. Rose, superior; Sister
NJ callista; director ct Ri Rey A oha
lain. Pupils. 100 Connected with this
is Novitiate.
c q 4 jo AI0ysus s Assdey
COLORADO PRINGsICondueted by the
Sisters Of Charity. Rev. T. Volpe, chap.
Loretto. Pupils, 100.
st. Francis ospital-Twenty-one Sisters
Rev A. j. HaPpe, chaplain. Patients
CONEJo s-Sacred Heart Academy. Five
Sisters = of L L1r n EH .. N,,o,,. 10.
pital Six Sisters of Mercy.
DURANGO-st. Marys Convent and
Boarding School Thirteen Sisters of
Mercy Hospital-six Sisters of Mercy.
GEORGETOWN-St. Joseph's Hospital.
Seven Sisters of ST. Joseph.
GRAND JUNCTION-St. Mary's Hos
pital -Four Sisters of Charity
LEADvILLE-St. Vincents Hospital
Eight Sisters of Charity
MANITOU-The Montcalme Sanitarium
ment and rest for priests and lay people
who wish to enjoy the comforts ~
home. combined with the care usually
given in a sanitarium. Conducted by
the Sisters of Mercy. Mother NJ Vim
cent superior Six Sisters; 1876 invalids
received during the year. No infectious