The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-03-28
niocsse Of Denver.

oor special Correspondent
From swiftly speeding on and al
Lent J. e are being made for the
ready paor,.ices. OF course, as usual,
easter e5,,,,sicaI programmes viii be
special =, every Catholic church in
rendeIeuo sermons of unusual merit
the cly ,'ise1 Bishop Matz viii cele-
are pIOIianon Pontifical High Mass in
bTate s,,,enue chapel and will deliver
Logan Lon Mozart's Twelfth Mass
the SCI il ry,ng with the orchestra. At
will pe s.s the music is always of the
s. Leo rider and is considered the
hghes the city Haydn's Imperial
best - Iii be rendered with full or
Mass accompaniment. Rev. Father
cn e,.an will preach. In all the other
Oh!shos elaborate musical pro-
chui cnas are i'm preparation. The Holy
ELL ELL services in the pro-cathedral
Neeh n carried out the same as in pre-
N ',are wears, with Bishop Matz as eele-
Nous If the masses and Rev. p. A.
D 0i,',,,;ns as master of ceremonies.
Pn I,.I services which viii mark the
Ut l1+it1re of Father Henry Robinson
in INV, The robes of monsignor of the
W VIZ church will take place quiet
lal, wednesday morning, April Is.
E W annointment of Rev. Joseph p.
ILi pastor of the st. Patrick's
ta.rr5 10 the arbitration committee
chuI-o++1e the differences between the
~ ei onarators and the strikers at Colo
hi5, iitv and Cripple Greek has been
rde -o,rce of satisfaction to the public
neral At previous times Father
u ssigan has demonstrated his ability
al as arbitrator and the Catholics
", confident that he will admirably
en- ,ba position entrusted to him by
jl, ~ Peabody 1t is no easy task
y thoroughly sift down the trouble
Mich has upset the serenity of the
,,inine district for so long and it will
.aol,,re unusual ability along this
iina 10 satisfactorily adjust matters.
Tho post-Lenten weddings so far an
,ounced are few, but perhaps the late
snring viii bring a few more to light
Mr. NJ. Guinan returned from Salt
lake city last week.
one of the pleasing events of the
voek in Catholic circles was the re-
ca,tion rendered on Thursday evening
% Miss Sarah Murphy, who leaves next
geak 10 BEGIN her noviciate in the
order of Sisters of the Good Shepherd
In N.
tho music hall of the Immaculate Con-
csntion school and was largely at
tended bv members of the Young
ladies' sodality and their friends. No
social features were attached to the
nrogramme because OF Lent, but a
reli-rendered musical programme was
given. the participants being Miss
Gertrude Morton. Miss Bessie Meow
ern. Miss Margaret Goodwin, Miss Ma
dora Bonham, Miss Mary Mulrooney.
Miss Annie McGoyern, Miss Nora
OBrien. Miss Angela Scherrer and
Mrs. J. J. F. Moran. Miss Murphy,
although still in her teens, has been
prominent member of the sodality
of the cathedral parish for some time.
Two years ago. at tie time of the
mission, she brought a convert into the
church who has since entered the con-
vent. Her loss will be keenly felt by
the members of the sodality, which she
has served so faithfully. But she
hath chosen the better part" and the
congratulations of the young ladies
accompany her on her journey to
broader fields.
Active interest is being taken by all
the parishes of the city in the ap-
preaching fair for the benefit of the
House Of the Good Shepherd. Ladies
from all the churches are working en-
rgetically to make it a success and it !
will undoubtedly come up to their eX-
pectations The institution is recon-
mended by all the pastors of the city
as worthy of the most generous sup
port. and the fair will be the occa-
sion for the manifestation of the kind
ly feeling which all the Catholics of |
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Good Shepherd. Their struggle is a /
hard one and since the state with |
drew its support from the institution /
and opened up the Home for Incorri- |
gibe Girls, only the most careful man |
agement could make ends meet. The I
fair will continue for two weeks, dur /
ing which time it viii receive the I'M |
slnted patronage of Denver Catho- |
lies
The new st. Nincent's orphanage is
nov rapidly nearing completion and |
within few weeks viii be ready for /
On that occasion a recep-
ton will be held and elaborate cere-
monies will attend the formal opening. |
The solemn dedica ton services viii be |
conducted by Bishop Matz. assisted by
nearly all the priests of the city.
Miss George Shevnin is in st. Louis
visiting her sister, Mrs. Edwin Wag-
ner
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rigden have
welcomed a little daughter into their
home.
Mrs John J. Ryan, accompanied by
her brother. Rev. Thomas H. Malone, |!
eit on Saturday for southern Cali
lornia for the benefit of the formers
health