The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-01-04

M!ssions-Las Animas, Nine Miles. Rocky


MIasions-Las Animas, Nine Miles, Rocky
stations-Caddoa. Granada. Lamar.
Lake CITY-St. Rose. Rev. -
Missions-Cimmaron, Sapinero.
DISCRIMINATION. Rev. ]. J.
Gibbons; Rev w; F. .Healy, assistant
Missions-Ibex. St. Joseph's. Rev. John
l. Pcrse, pastor.
LONGMONT-St. Johns. Rev. Nicolas
LOU1SVILLE-St. Louis. Rev. Henry
MANIToG-our Lady of Perpetual Help.
Rev. John Duffy, pastor.
Stations-Cascade, Green Mountain, Mid
land Park.
oURAY-st. Patrick's. Rev c. NJ. Fer
rari.
4MQPntrose San Miguel.
PIEBLO-St. Ignatius. Rev. Edmund
St Patrick s-Rev. A. ]. Drummer. S. j.;
Reys L. NJ. Krentz, S. j.; G. Massa.
sehooi-Five Sisters of Charity. Pupils.
Cbapels. St. Joseph's. St. Marys. Rev.
Cyril Zupan, o. S. B., Revs. A. Blahnlk'
sehooi-sisters of St. Benedict. Pupils,
l75.
Observation-Disclosures.
St. Boniface-Very Rev. Gregory zielin-
schoois-Two o sisters of St Benedict.
SALIDA-St. Josephs. Rev. Frank HI
WALLER, pastor.
MiSSion-Buena Vista.
Mayersville, Mears, Monarch; Na1throp'
sILVERTO> St. P. lrick's. Rev. Cor
nelius Oh .rke, pastor
StationsSHowards Red Mountain.
SOUTH BOULDER-sacr Heart OF
Mary. Rev Cornelius Enders, pastor.
TELLURIDE-Rev. Thomas Carroli'
TRfTIDADDMost Holy Trinity. Rev.
Salvador Persone, S. J.. supr. Revs.
Bertelero, Alex. Dreane.
School-Six Sisters of Charity. Pupils: go.
Missions-AquiIar, Barela, Ell Moro
stations~Downing, Hoehne, Cordovac.
Martinez, Olquines, Rinconenac, Stark
Vile Stonewan, Soprls, INncera'
Tijeras, Trujillas. Upper Starkville'
stations-Apishopa. Berwind Engleville,
Gray Creek, Los Colorados San
vICfeR-st. victor's. Rev. Edward
WALSENBURG-Our Lady Of Sorrows.
Rev. Gabriel Ussel, pastor.
Missions-Los Chaves, Los Cretones, Rito
Statiens-Cruz Naranjo, Cucharac, LIE
Veta, Las Garcias, North Veta, Rlto
0so. Rouse St. Mary's.
WEST CLIFF-Assumptio B. V. N. Rev.
r. Servant. pastor.
Mission-Silver Cliff.
Acknowledgements, Upper Texas.
WRAY-St. Andrews Rev. j. j. Riordan,
AIissions-Brighton. Holyoke, Plattville,
Sterling, Yuma.
stations@Akron, Eclley. Fort Morgan,
Hardin, Lansing, Sedgwick, Waldon'
In Charge of Religious Orders.
ORDERS OF MEN
DENvER-College of the Sacred Heart.
Rev. J. J. Brown. S. j.. pres; rev; j.
B, schimpfi V p; R s7Is / In, ModeT$t eg
H. J. Swift, chaplain; Rev. B. A.
Schiffini, pastor of the Holy. Family
Parish, Rev. l.. Fede. chaplain OF st.
Bertram, director of music; Rev. A, A.
4 Forgt TER: Mr. N :, J, :. murray
Mr.. ]. B. Hugh; Messrs. E. s. Behielss'
A Mcdonnell, E. s. Hyde, all of the So
ciety of Jesus. Number of boarding
students, 80; Day pupils, 20.
CI c, LEA Lean 6fd PEioT 3
prior; Revs. P. Rettger, Edmund Butz.
DELTA-Monastery of St Jullana'
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 and |
industrial classes, 70; reform classes,
81; to the House is attached IN Indus |
trial School.
loretto Heights-Ioretto P. O., Colo.) |
-TbfS &c eft al miles |
from Denver. Thirty-three Sisters of |
Loretto, Sister N. Louis, superior; Sis |
ter NJ. Pancratia, directress of studies. !
St. Anthonys HOSPITALITY. ColfaX Ave. |
SO Poor. Sisters of st. Francis of the |
Perpetual Alteration. Sister NJ. 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 of |
girls and women of good character; IL
is a home for business women and girls
employed in stores of seeking work in |
families, etc. Music, needle work, do
taught An employment bureau is con-
nected with the house. Sister NJ. John
Baptist, superior. Fifteen Sisters. Ad-
mitted during the year. 600.
It. Clara's Conyent-952 Tenth street, cor
Champa. Sixteen Franciscan Sisters
Sister NJ. Donata, superior: To the
convent are attached a Home for
ladies with or without employment, and
an Orphanage. Orphans, 12S
L. Joseph's Hospital-Eighteenth Ave
and Humboldt st. Thirty Sisters
servant; Rev. Timothy o'Brien chap
lain. Training school for nurses.
t. Vincent's rphanage-Eightee Sisters
of Charity. Mother NJ. Peter, supr. At
tended lee by by Sacred Heart College, Or
t Mary's Academy-14SO California
street. This institution, conducted by II
Sisters Of l~oretto, is intended for day
scholars only. Sisters NJ. Dolorine, su-
perior. Pupils. 100
he Mercy anitarium-Conducted by the
Sisters of Mercy, cor. Sixteenth ave.
oULDER--Mount St Gertrude Academy
kN SS5Se eITT-% n en St. scholasticas
diet. Sister N. Rose, superior; Sister
NJ. Callista. director; Rt. Rev Archi-
bald A. Hintenach, o. S. B., chap
lain. Pupils, 100. Connected with this
ENTR4L CTTY-st. AIOysius Academy
Sisters of st. Joseph. Sister Nj
Agatha, superior; Pupils, $40.
lain. Patients, 800.
oretto Academy..seven Sisters of
Loretto. Pupils, 100.
of ST. Francis of Perpetual Alteration.
Rev. A. j. Happe, chaplain. Patients !
during year. 1,220. l
1NEJos Sacred Heart Academy. Five
Sisters of Loretto.
RIPPLE CREEK-St. Nicholas Hos s
Dital Six Sisters of Mercy \
Mary's Convent and S
School Thirteen Sisters OF
ercy Hospital-Six Sisters of Mercy.
IORGETOWN-St. Joseph's Hospital. 1
Seven Sisters of St. Joseph.
RAND JUNCTION-St Ma-y's Hos
,ital. Four Sisters Of Charity. n
Nincent's Hospital
Eight Sisters of Charity. n
A NITOU-The Montcalme Sanitarium
\ pleasant and sunny place of retire S