The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-01-24
niceesc Of Denver.

our Special Correspondent
(fIOin for the solemn induction OF
Ihe uard Henry Robinson into the
me me- - of monsignor Of the Catholic
ONCE lac not been definitely decided
ohul0" ,,+ viii take place about the
upon u u. of the week of April u,
NediieSUis-,, oediately following Easter.
that - cement committee was con-
the al he advisability of holding the
sdeiIns bout the middle of March, but
serN - If requests have come from
a hu.nf the mountain towns who say
prless,I5s ~ irnpossible to leave the Lent
j VIII WIS 10 come to Denver. To ac-
en- ssa5ots these priests and to make
ccLliD-irIa for the entire body of clergy
il pr diocese to be present, the date
OF 'iI -, postponed until the conclu
nas ~ lent. on this occasion num-
sioH cb1irch dignitaries from adjacent
peI soc will be present, and Will par
ugata in the ceremonies which will
ucparI,e5 with unusual solemnity. The
De II viii be a demonstration of the
tgas,ion in which Father Robinson is
"a bv the priests of the intermoun-
As'u rest and will also be a recognition
l@l4 NE honor which has been conferred
upon him III tho oboirs 90 +ho
- -iIl take part in the musical pro-
~ which viii be of an extra
s7r5inary high order.
-r,,;- ie the first time that the title of
,ronsignor has been conferred upon a
49,, o4 he Rocky mountain region,
l,5 will be an occasion of great re-
li.;ng Plans are being rapidly
lIaN'-g 60
.,.os and large number of the clergy
have signifed their intention of being
present
The mission being conducted by Fa-
..r Marshall Boarman and Thomas
wcKeogh of the Society of Jesus at the
Togan avenue chapel. is proving an
..r6ra1ifed success. The most sanguine
Sv1actations Of the priests of the ca
,ba5raI have been realized, and every
ear,ica has crowded the chapel to it's
Utmost capacity. The opening on Sun
5sv morning was an suspicious one
crowded church. splendid music and a
ft-ing sermon combined to make it So
rather Roarman chose as his opening
mir 1.-THE Prodigal Son" The sub
iact was happy choice and seemed to
s,ril,e. q responsive chord in the hearts
NJ the congregation. The missionary
announced that he had not come to
.,old but TO show the mercy of the
ord This simple statement had its
immediate effect. and many who dread
the very name mission decided forth
with to make this one in earnest. Fa-
iber Boarman is possessed of a sincere
and kindly manner, and is an orator
of no mean ability. His assistant, Fa-
Their NcKeOgh is also typical of the
d-hearted missionary with the gift
Of stirring mems souls to penitence.
Although the first rays of dawn have
not begun to break at the opening of
The early morning mass, the chapel is
daily crowded, and at the $3.50 mass the
attendance has been much larger. This
week has been devoted to the women.
but the remainder of the mission viii
be given over to the men.
.
The promoters of the League of the
Sacred Heart held their monthly meet
ing in Logan avenue chapel last Sun
day.
Miss Margaret Mullen and Mr.. Rich
ard F. Ryan were married at the resi-
dence of the grandparents of the bride,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mullen, JOG West
Ellsworth street, last Wednesday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs Ryan will make
their home in Butte, Mont.
The feast Of the Holy Name of Jesus
was observed in a solemn manner at
ST. Dominic's church on Sunday. Fa-
the -rancis O'Neill, o. P, prior, cell
e5rate5 solemn high mass, with Fa-
Their 1ettemer as deacon and Father
Gavin as sub-deacon. The sermon was
preached by Father Organ of st.
Leo's
One hundred and fifty Irish primers
were distributed to the members of the
Gaelic league at the weekly meeting
last Sunday evening, and the number
was found to be far insufficient to ac-
c5mmodate the rapidly growing class
Great progress is being made in the
study of the Irish tongue.