The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-03-29
Diocese Of Denver.
DENVER.
Religious Notes and Hints About
Events After Easter.

Especial Correspondence
At high mass in Logan avenue
chapel on Easter a select choir will
| render Haydn's Imperial Mass. The
singers will be: Soprano, Misses Muir
ply, Kirkpatrick, Gottesleben, King,
Brown, Mrs. Granger and Mrs. Lewis;
alto, Misses Cronover, Marion Petit
clerc and Mrs. Hatch; tenor, Messrs.
McPhee, Lynch and Lewis: bass,
Messrs. Sayre, Butcher, McFadden and
Granger. The sermon will be preached
| by the pastor, Rev, NJ f. Callahan.
Pontifical high mass will be sung by
the right reverend bishop.
| Father O'Malley preached on the
| holy Eucharist on the evening of Holy
| sion was preached by Bishop Matz on
Good Friday.
The Holy Week services in the pro-
cathedral were very we'll attended. A
! full account of these will be given in
these columns next week.
Father McDermott- of Montreal was
visitor at the cathedral rectory dur
| ing the week.
Miss Kate Harkin and Mr. James
| Harmon will be married on Easter
Sunday evening in Logan avenue
chapel by Rev. NJ. F. Callahan.
There will be a number of Catholic
weddings solemnized in the few weeks
Immediately following the close of the
=! Lenten season.
| The Immaculate Conception school
closed for Easter vacation on Tuesday
noon. 1t will be resumed on Monday
morning.
A first communion class for the chill
dren attending the public schools was
/ opened in Logan avenue chapel last
Sunday This class, with the one re-
Gently organized in the Immaculate
Conception school, will receive their
! first holy communion in the latter part
of May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Sheedy are re-
! joicing over the birth of a son.
The Rosary and Altar society, under
the direction of Mrs. Paul, decorated
! the Repository in Logan avenue chapel,
which was one of the most beautiful
and artistic in the city.
/ Father White preached in the Logan
avenue chapel last Sunday evening on
THE Passion" 1t was one of the most
! beautiful Lenten sermons which has
been delivered in that church.
The Palm Sunday services in the
| chapel were well attended Palms We're
blessed and distributed at the late
mass. At the offcrtory Miss Murphy,
! whose voice is so greatly admired by
! the congregation, sang The Palmist."
There was no sermon.
During the blessing of the palms at
! St. Leo's church last Sunday Mr.. But
| Ter. the new tenor, sang Palms. The
sermon was preached by Father Casey.
Mr.. Andrew MacBreen of South
| Twelfth street died suddenly in Trini-
| dad last week. He was buried from
st. Leos on Tuesday afternoon. He
| leaves a wife and five children to
mourn his loss. Father Organ con-
Quoted the funeral services and inter-
ment was made in Mount Calvary.
Mr.. Arshle of 1923 South Eleventh
street died at o'clock last Tuesday
! afternoon. He was attended by Father
! Organ.
The funeral of Mr. James A. Quinn
| took place last Sunday afternoon from
the residence of his parents. Father
! Organ conducted the services.
Mrs Smith of 1886 Lawrence street
was buried from st. Leos last Sunday
afternoon
The Easter music at st. Leo's will be
unusually good. A double quartette
and chorus, accompanied by Cavallo's
orchestra. will sing Haydn's Second in
it's entirety. The sermon will be
preached by Father Organ.
A number of Catholic societies of the
city are preparing to give dances i'm
mediately after Easter.
A number of generous hearted peo-
pIe are coming to the assistance of St.
Vincent's orphanage. Many valuable
donations have been received and the
future is beginning to wear a brighter
| aspect School will be resumed in a
short time and work en- the new struc-
ture begin.
COLORADO SPRINGS.