The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-28
Ordination at St. Elizabeth,s.

The sacrament of holy orders was
tunferred upon Rev. Marcellus Kobe
.. f. NJ, at st. Elizabeth's church, lest
Tuesday morning.
Rt Rev. Bishop Matz officiated.
Father Marcellus is a graduate of st.
Joseph's college at Tentopolis, Ills In
1895 he entered the Farncis Cain order
at ST. BonaVenture's monastery, Pater-
son, n. J. Having finished his novici
ate he studied for two years at Crog
han, n. Y. Thence he returned to Pa
terSon and from there went to st. Bo-
naventure's seminary, Allegheny, n.
Y, where he finished last week. Father
Marcellus arrived in the city on Sun
day.
A large crowd was in attendance at
his ordination on Tuesday, as the cere-
mony is rare one in Denver. Assist
ing Bishop Matz in the ceremony
We're Fathers Carrigan, Phillips, O'Neil,
Cantwel and Poulin.
Father Marcellus will offer up his
first holy mass next Sunday, when
Father Eusebius will preach.
The Italian colony of North Denver
is to have a school for the education of
the children. 1t will be opened in Sep
TENDER by Father Lepore, with two
Italian Sisters from the east in charge.
The news of the transferring of
Father S. r. Brockbank, o. P, pastor
of st. Dominic's church, in this city,
came as a shock to his many friends
here last week He left on Sunday
evening for New York City, where he
will take charge of a parish numbering
1900 members. His successor at st.
Dominic's is the Rev. Frank O'Neil, the
youngest pastor in the city. He is in
every way fitted for his new mission.
Bishop Matz was in Central City last.
Sunday, where he confirmed a large
class.
Father White is expected to return tc
the city on Sunday next.
.
Rev. DR.. Henebry spent the week on
his ranch near Denver.
Bishop Cunningham left for his home
IL Concordia on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Yerger and family of Leaven-
worth Kans.. have come to join Mr..
Yerger in Denver, and will make their
home in the cathedral parish. Mrs;
Yerger was formerly choir leader of
the church in Leavenworth.
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Subscriptions to the new cathedral
building fund were discontinued for
lime owing to the demand for money
necessary to rebuild St Nincents or
manage: but last week Father Gala
han resumed the task with the follow
ing results: Mr.. John Cooke, $500; Mr..
CHARLES Hubbard, 500; Mr.. S. J. Dun
leavy, $3.50; Mr.. John Thames, 500; Mr.
and Mrs. A Morrell, $500, and Hon.
John I. MuIens, $500, making the total
subscription list to date, $39,175, eXclu-
sive of the $4,000 donated for the pur-
chase of the site.
St Patrick's and the Annunciation
churches will give joint picnic at
Berkeley Lake on July 4.
The priests of the diocese of Denver
will hold their annual retreat at Sac
red Heart college, beginning the second
week in July.
During the week the Sisters of Char
itv opened their annual retreat at I'm
maculate Conception school 1t is in
charge of Father Weir S. J. Sisters
from all parts of the state are pres
ent.
Tho Gaelic league held an important
meeting at St Leo's hall last Sunday
evening at which DR.. Henebry presid-
ed. s class of seventy-siX was organ
lied with staff of ten teachers. In
short time classes will be opened in
the Cathedral, Annunciation and st.
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