The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-11-30

Father Robertson of Breckenridge,
Father Healy of Leadville, Father Nc
Menamin of Colorado Springs and Fa-
Their Parsee of Leadville were visitors
in Denver during the week
.
Rev. Father Malone will arrive in
Rome this week. While there he will
meet Bishop Sbarretti Of Havana and
discuss important matters relative to
the condition of the Church in Cuba
and the Philippines.
Mrs Katherine Augusta Scott for
fOrty-one years a resident of Denver,
was buried from the Sacred Heart
church on Monday morning. The
requiem mass was celebrated by her
former pastor. Rev. Father Organ.
Rev. Fathers Barry and Corrigan were
also present in the sanctuary. Mrs
Scott leaves four grown sons and
daughters.
Rev. j. $. Mcdonald returned dur
ing the week from his visit in Santa
Fe.
The reported resignation of Bishop
Matz was entirely unauthentic. The
Right Reverend Bishops position in
the diocese was never stronger than it
is today.
The examination of the junior clergy
OF the diocese of Denver took place
last Tuesday.
Miss Josie Marion is i'll
The number of confessions heard in
he pro-cathedral during the recent
mission is estimated at over 1900.
Little Frances Mary Yer valin was
baptized in Logan Avenue chapel last
Sunday.
The beautiful appearance Of the al
tar in the pro-cathedral throughout
the entire mission is due to the untir-
ing efforts Of Mrs. F. X. Paul, sacris-
tan Of the Altar and Rosary society.
The Altar and Rosary society of the
oathedral parish viii meet on next
sunday afternoon.
Miss Tillie Shevnin entertained the
Aandern club at her residence, 1851
Pennsylvania avenue, last Wednesday
Afternoon.
Miss Marguerite King has returned
from a sojourn in the south.
AlT. ana MIS-. Ii. 4. . Nelli OF 9344
Julian street, celebrated the tenth an
uiversary Of their wedding on Monday
evening.
\ large number Of applications for
membership in the various societies at
tacbed TO the cathedral parish were
received after the ladies' meeting last
sunday afternoon.
Father Organ paid very pleasant
visit to the Immaculate Conception
school on Tuesday.
Mr. Charles Kelly. formerly of Den
YER. died in San Francisco last week.
Seven years ago he was married by
Father Organ to Miss Kittie Laugh
lin of St. LeO's parish. He leaves two
children. A rather strange coincidence
in connection with the death Of Mr.
Kelly: On the very day of his funeral
his father-in-iaw. Mr.. Alec Laughlin
Of Fifth and Lorimer streets. and for
forty years a resident of Denver. was
received into the Catholic Church by
Father Organ. Mrs. Kelly will re-
turn to Denver after the estate of her
late husband is settled.
Three handsomely carved sanctuary
'0dllS-Ile Seullld-0dNe DteH pre-
scented by kind friend to st. Leo's
church. The church has also been ithe
recipient of carved benches for the
acolytes and a new chime gong
A mission will open in the Annuncia-
zion church on next Sunday morning.
i VIII continue throughout the week.
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1t is confidently hoped that Rev
Father Robert. c. P. will give a mis-
sion to non-Catholics in one Of the the
aires or some large hall sometime be
lore Christmas His missions so far
have been wonderfully successful.
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Right Rev. Bishop Matz left Rome
for Paris a few days ago. He expects