The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-02-28
nipeese Of Denver.

eiesaah,,ted al morning ana evening
distTllp2u-' on last Sunday the follow
serVlCeisa.s and regulations for the OBJ
ing iu of the Lenten season were
SCI in all the churches;
Te la,s-.tIAn the faithful. who have
FILIs+ad their twenty-frst year, are,
col Iaes Iegitimately dispensed, bound to
u hssrye the fast OF Lent.
selosrod--Au days of Lent, Sundays
l,ented. are fast days OF opllgatlon
ea which only one full meal Is per-
nII.,ssTir5-Bv dispensation flesh meat is
Inlg at The principal meal at all
aloH of lent. except Wednesdays, Fri
Gass s the Ember Saturday and Holy
Sa1ttuu,r,-f5-The use of fish with flesh
Il forbidden at the same meal,
IN .ap on sundays. in Lent.
eve Custom sanctions the taking Of
If coffee. tea or chocolate in the
ling In and in the evening a col
IA nv. Should not exceed the fourth
Ia -lt If an ordinary meal. At this col
p.ior meat only is forbidden, the use
l@ ID 5nrter. cheese, milk and eggs being
oa,,~a5 i'm virtue Of a special indult of
me ssiv+f5-The use of lard and drippings
H. .errnitted in the preparation of alb
stinence food.
s' s..e.,rentb-When the principal meal
..nnot be taken at midday, it may be
Len In the evening, and the collation.
IN the morning.
'riqbth-AH persons under q years,
Il. over 60 years of age, those who are
ENGAGED in hard labor, the sick and
co1yalescent, and those who cannot
cost without injury to their health. are
avannt from the obligation of fasting.
THOSE who have any reasonable doubt
as 10 their obligation to fast or alb
stsin. should consult their confessor.
Nintb-Those who are not bound to
fsst may use flesh meat more than
once each day on which its use is per-
mitted.
Tenth-The time for fulfilling the
rrecept Of Easter communion extends.
IN this diocese, from the first Sunday
IN Lent to Trinity Sunday.
Fleventh-The reverend rectors are
requested to have special lenten devo-
ijons in their churches.
Twelfth-In virtune of powers grant
ed US by the Holy See, on March Is,
1895. for ten years, permit working
men and their families the use of flesh
meat, once a day, on all the fast and
abstinence days throughout the year,
with the exception of Fridays, Ash
Wednesday. the Wednesday and Sat
urday Of Holy Week and the eve of
Christmas. Those who avail them
selves of this dispensation are not al
lowed to eat fish and flesh at the same
meal. and they are eXhorted to per
form some other act of modification.
such as abstaining from all intoxicat-
ing beverages.
The reverend rectors will read and
explain the above regulations and dis
pensation to their congregations.
n. c. MATZ,
Bishop of Denver.
.
During Lent, masses at the Logan
avenue chapel will be at $50 and SIS |
IN the morning. and on Wednesday.
Friday and Sunday there will be even /
ing service at 7:30 o'clock. Friday aft |
ernoons the children will have Stations |
Of the Cross and in the evening there !
will be the same devotion, with music, |
Tor the grown people.
.
On Monday evening the large music !
room Of the Immaculate Conception |
school was filed with an appreciative /
AUDIENCE to witness the sixth annual
recital Of the elocution class The pro-
gramme was rendered in a most artistic
manner, giving evidence of careful
training on the part of the Sisters. The
programme was as follows:
ohorus-"The Star of Freedom" -.
..''.-. ..-...... ...... .DoniZetti
Little Mary's Wish. Antonette Habrel
A Boys Troubles" George Devinny
The Song Of the Market Place.
........ May Connolly
The Queen of Palmyra" VIM. Ware
William Heating.
Mr. Brown Among the Dressmak-
ers 1890. .........-. Helen Devinny
The Child Martyr" Mabel Miller
Mad Anthony's Charge" d. A. n. Easton
Annie McGovern.
The Point With Old Pete" ......
......... ..-...........L eonora Ryan
The Pride Of Battery B.. Cecile HabreI
An Order for a Picture" Alice Carey
Mary Flynn.
Artemus Wards Lecture ........
''..,... ..................C. +. Browne
John Mccarthy.
Madame Malibran" 900. Ruth McCabe |
The Painter Of Seville" ...........
I'D, 800. .................Su Susan Wilson
0epAthah. Daughter" IN. p. Willis
Lillian Rowley.
Piano-Mary Mulrooney.
BILLY S Pets 800. -. Eugene Murphy {
-Ae Black Horse and His Rider. ]
'''........ ........-......C. Shepherd
-. Helen McGovern.
Modern Philosophy Gertrude Norton ]
7lecJon from Shakespeare.
-, Raymond Hickey. {
ne Catholic Dc. l7,,1t L = :
Angela Scherer.
what William Henry Did, j. Harbour
. Florence Sheedy. E
saved and Savior" Ruth Lang !
Inc Soul Of the Violin" NJ. NJ. Merrill {
MADEIRA Bonham
0"cie Daniels Apparition" -. -.
'''.... observation-disclosures. /. Clemens
p, Philip Lang. I
The Famine" ..... .Iongfellsw I
p, Jennie OiNell.
The Bridge" 49,. .T.ongfel1ow Y
Mary Mulrooney. l
7, Piano-Bessie McGovern. c
l ne Curse Of Regulus" 80. ...... +
NJ, 49,. ......... Maurice Hickey z
ne nigh Iide"..........Jean Ingelow :
n, Nora O'Brien. Y
-''N vain and the interviewer +
~ ....-.......-..S. L. Clemens 5
bo Villain Miller, Barney Morris.
"ofus-' Ring on Ye Bells. 80. a
Recommendation. Franz Abt Q
~ % I
,. me JOINT fair for the benefit of st. o
,.'i1h and St Francis de Sales par n
s c-2sed on Saturday evening, and c
ma result the treasures of the two r
mes are increased by a neat sum. j.
~ ,. g.,tlre plan Of conducting the affair
.e- r-...'.sa by the management proved il
annual success. In the contest for "
a.. 81 elegantly embroidered vest Fl
b y, pe.lWeen Father ]. P. Carrigan of
a'ick S and Father N,.--.4m Nor
~ ~, pastor Of St Francis. the latter d
ss 9y a close margin. The contest t
AL 1eeec.dedly interesting, as a great C
! 81 ~. lf'enjly rivalry was displayed. p
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