The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-02-07
niccese Of Denver.

IA oclooSa himself at the door Of the
stauoli0 remained to meet the con-
churcn.. - ss they left after the service.
gTegd', ba presented a blue covered
TO CO.. relating at some length his
panlpn,,5 wrongs. The title, Appeal of
suppo,o Iobn Cushing, appealed to
the h' b1t after perusing it they came
MANY D,anclusion that the statements
20 ny ,,rinted were rather eXagger-
lfet he taken as they were, meant.
ateo " booklet a most scandalous as
in w i made upon the bishop of the
saul and caused righteous indigna-
dloCe7o arise in the hearts of his peo-
pie. ,riest at the door of the church
,nnoticed by the clergy for some
vas and by the time he was discoV-
~ ~ sufficient harm had been done. for
t!e-arricious booklet was in the hands
u.' ,rrerv family in the parish. In every
Ga-hOlic church of the city the
- had been placed within the YES
.i,la with conspicuous signs reading,
~ one In very few of these the
.tinr was called to the notice of the
lh. .rs before it was too late. By
Peonine there was scarcely family IN
erfire city that was not in possess
of one VI AllN hPE'Nelte- -4olAN
~ 5eefroved them without as much
noI alancing at the contents, and many
y read with disgust what they sup
se5 to be the fruit Of a diseased
mind. ~,
enc ia Denver sick and penniless, and
bie own expense Bishop Matz had
a., cared for in one of the finest rooms
y. St Joseph's hospital. He left there
Friday and. in a fit of temper,
threatened to do violence to the bishop.
Srca then he has been vigilantly
r.etcbed In many of the churches the
booklets were ordered destroyed by the
pastors.
The various churches of the CITY ar.
irving TO dispose of as many as possi-
Me of their proposed benefits before
the opening Of the Lenten season. ST.
Patricks and st. Francis de Sales
parishes viii open a joint fair in the
chamber Of commerce on Wednesday.
Feb l.. TO run one week, and conclude
IN the eve Of Ash Wednesday. Fathers
Carrgan and Morrin. the respective
pastors. are laboring earnestly to make
The bazaar a success, and there is little
likelihood Of their being disappointed.
The proceeds will be divided between
the two churches.
On the same evening a fair for the
benefit Of the Annunciation parish will
open in the Annunciation hall and will
continue for an equal period of time
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The Feast Of St. Blase was observed
IN all the Catholic churches of the CITY
last Tuesday. The threats were blessed
at all the masses and again in the
evening.
The Jesuit mission for the people of
the cathedral parish has passed into
history. and the many who were privi-
legged to make it have turned a clean
page in their lives, and from the depths
OF their hearts send up a prayer for
Fathers Boarman and McKeogh
Beyond the hopes of the clergy of the
parish, beyond the hopes of the mis-
sionaries themselves, the two weeks
mission was an unqualified success. /
Morning after morning and evening
after evening for two long weeks the
chapel was crowded TO its doors. and
The number of fallen away Catholics
who renewed their allegiance to the
church has never been equalled at a
similar service. The mission was par
ucularly fruitful in bringing people to
the sacrament of penance. and hun
dreds who had not entered a confess
aonal for upward Of ten years received
The sacraments. On Saturday evening
seven priests were kept busily engaged
in hearing confessions until nearly mid
night. Sundays services were unusu-
ally well attended, and long before the
Gpr for 10 Of
services there was not a seat left in
the church The vestibules and aisles
We're crowded and many were turned
away. Prefacing his sermon by a few
statistics Of the fruits Of the mission.
Father Boarman said: During our
two weeks in this parish we have heard
1000 confessions. given holy COM
munion 10 LOO people. instructed thir-
W-seyen in the Catholic religion, re-
0elyed SIX zen converts and righted
sixteen marriages which had been the
cause Of either of the contracting par
ties being communicated from the
church
On Monday morning masses were
celebrated without intermission from
e'5V to 1870. The day had been laid
aside by the missionary fathers for |
memorial exercises. and all those who
ldd been to confession within the few
nays previous were granted permission
20 receive holy communion at the Mon
lay services. Throughout the morn
ing the chapel was filled with those
VINO had come to do honor to their
uead. The Feast Of the Publication
nad also drawn large crowds TO the
services and the occasion was a fitting
"'Hlnation to a most successful mis-
@oh. The Jesuit fathers left Monday
evening for their home in Chicago.
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rather John B. White has returned |
y, his duties at the cathedral. and Fa-
Ger Deitcher, who has been i'll in this |
wy for some time. left Saturday for
Als nome IN Leadville, entirely recov- |
"a. Father White has been attend |
as 10 his duties at the Leadville |
'Hurch during his absence.
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me fair for the benefit of the Har- |
8Ian church which closed last Satur- |
va! evening. WAS an even greater sue
SS man was anticipated. Fully 81, 500 |
,, as realized. which will aid to a great |
I'M Do clearing the debt off the new |
,..,l The dedication will take place |
within fey weeks.
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+, ,alher casey, who has been i'll with |
!. una llatSm i'm this city for some time, |
b.s S0N " recovering, and will soon go |
''eA TO his work at Manitou.
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Mn, ,dieniine entertainment and dance |
NJ, oe gwen in st. Leo's parish hall |
~, saturday evening for the benefit of |
We organ fund.
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Fb,i,er Marshall Boarman, S. J., and |
s1ca,. I p mas McKeogh, S. j., who |
mis.. u'lE conducted the cathedral |
sior nave promised to open mis- |
chm. t.i sae congregation of St Deo's |
abI ", ailer Easter. They will prob |
Parish oiie LOT the sacred heart