The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-10-31
Church at Manitou Dedicated.

Almost every priest of Denver who
rould be spared from his pulpit on Sun
day last went down to NIanitou tc
participate in the dedication of the
beautiful new church of Our LADY
OF Perpetual Help, which has lust
been completed. About a dozen of the
city clergy, including Rt. Rev. Bisbop
Matz, went down Saturday afternoon
and remained as guests of Rev. A.
Is. casey until Monday morning. The
services We're unusually impressive. In
me morning at 1890 o'clock there was
celebrated solemn high mass by Ri.
Key Monsignor Henry Robinson. AS
chaplains, Rev. J. J. Meyers OF. ST. 10
Seph, Mo-, and Rev. Father Campbell
OF Prince Edward Island OBLIGATED.
Both are visiting at present in Mani
lou. Rev. Father Raber of Colorado
springs was deacon, and Rev. Father
clarke, chaplain of the Glocknor san
larIum. sub-deacon. Rev Cor
Neiius O'Farrell. of the cathedral Den
Yer was master Of ceremonies p,
Rev Bishop Matz was present in +he
sanctuary and preached the sermon of
The day.
In few well chosen words the mas
Tor OF the pretty little church. Rev
Andrew B. Casey, thanked those who
mad made the erection of tho adi6co
possibility and asked that the bless
ing OF heaven would come upon the
htte congregation. Bishop Mates SER
mon was most Interesting.
Among the distinguished guests who
We're present at the dedicat tory service
MOST Key. Archbishop Boure-
E6aIue OF santa Fe, n. NJ: Rev. D. p.
aHlanella, :. j.. of the Sacred IJao,+
college Denver; Rev. Father y-inco,,+
president Of the Dominican coIlaoo -
Pueblo Oo"ese at
Everyone remembers whom tbo a.
't church at Manitou wasl destro,,a,7.
uS Hre early in the sulnn7e,, Il -
eau p'o" 10 the little congrega+io,,
80 0lleIi Jealous pastor. but with tbei,.
nOie assistance he Went To ,yo,,I, -,
IN TINS short time has succeeds, anu
raising the necessary funds 10 I,,,i,z III
rhufch even more handsome tb.,-,'
nrst. During the summer a ls,,erl 1Ile
Soihhodlous tent was pitched ON 81
lawn beside the church and directl,, -
front OF the pastoral residence. ana -
was mere that. Sunday after SUNDAY
services We're held. The tent attracted
u ulureoS OF tourists sojourning for the
: uiililer at Manitou and many of them
ieht material assistance II rebuildino
The church. The new building is o1ii+e
pretty and has a seating capacitv
somewhat greater than the old build-
ing being in the neighborhood of 500
II IS one Of the prettiest structures
~ Manltou, and is but a short dis
,ahce from the Iron springs. The build-
ing cost about $4,000. 1t is in tbe
Iolhlc style of architecture and has
:. stained glass windows. There is
~ " slight debt on the church. The
I'I Is handsomely decorated and
NVS,nents are quite as fine as
~, winch We're destroyed by fire.
J ne sacred vessels are -,earl,. all tho J
7.1,S OF friends of the pastor
,,.l. stained glass windows directly
-. ne sanctuary attract considerable
'''oH anu are Of very pretty de-
-L' one is of the Sacred Heart Of i
o1s' and the other of the ImmacuIate il
a. OF the Blessed Virgin Mary Over II
aI'ar is fac-simile of RaphaeTs {
H"HS ~ Christ in the Garden f" on p
i ,.''T side Of the entrance are two p
!, 'IieS by Karl Brandt REPRESENTING s
nm. o9seph and Our Lady of Cuade-
o,,,. ne church carpets are of hand
If req velvet and the landings are q
,ao- push. A splendid organ has {
isl installed. The music was a sne- s
-. feature of the services last sun
osa a me evening, at ESQ o'clock. Rev. Y,
bi,roh r Carrigan of st. Patrick's q,
esna,. Denver celebrated solemn II
Y DE- D. ana the sermon was preached II
William Organ Of st. Leo's oC