The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-05-02

| hao,,,, 10 the work so ausnicionsiy
ami terr 1r,1uia be brought to a triumph.
came . I'M tlon. But Father DonneII,
r,.la ana on last Sunday roo,s,i,is
preached his initial sermon =, ny ilioIiils
~ en-. He fifty chose for bis s,,h liz
80 me and work of the 1ata 800.
ana said in part: id'e pastor
fare,+ couid have chosen from the diff.
s'.a eile gospels for the wear I T,oi,id
,, Sa, eeIy nave found one moro annro-
on On the present occasion that the
can LAY, ny Just read. None could re.
late leilaerly the memory of you1
-. pastor than this. None cou1d h.
more suggestive of my oU-r 5,,tiN - -,
S sile Iulufe and of the relations which
, ,,e,,sI "a exist between us as pastor and
..WII'.,S 81 this congregation
w hlle the church is still 5ran.,7 =,
~, ana your hearts are still
+ny win the pain of loss; while vouT
Nm, are sun falling for the shepherd
e,i,e,, an no longer care for Won il is
be,. - a cUhSollng thought to remem-
tIidl Jesus Christ Himself foun1
slory IN his office as pastor ana con-
e 9it IN the knowledge that He had
lllea II faithfully Shall We ask : a
SIedtei glory for the discipIe than tba +
ne walked in the footsteps of his I,orG !.
itre ne LOO was, according to his abil-
ny a good shepherd: that he foo
ea ~ ms lie for his sheep?
nave no intention this morning of
III; HiostTiIg the memory of Father Nor
IN; rms was done simply and truth
LuIly in the funeral sermon of Fatbar
CaIIiSah, his lifelong friend Even he
could only recall to your minds those
' IId!tS OF your former pastors gentle
-oNI'IS' devoted character, with which
you We're familiar. You knew Father
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II, too. have known. and loved Fa-
, .IieI NIorrih. 1T was my privilege to be
IecSlNed by him as a friend and
could not stand here and sneak n Won
ds ne mas spoken a few short weeks
L5o' Wlthout expressing my respect for
nm ds priest, my affection for him
a. d man. and my sorrow for his nm
timely end. l would that I could have
uohe this as silently and as effectively
as was done by the little children of the
i pa IsH Wnen they passed around his
- DieI ana lald their lilies on his coffin.
II WAS beautiful and impressive cere-
mony Father Morrin's heart never
ioSt us touch with the heart of child
hood. The best features of chiIdhood's
soui, us truthfulness, gentleness. sim
pHclty ana affection, were never
crowded out Of his soul. They re-
NAMED and gave to his heart a peace
brightness and a buoyancy which
Il-5de MIN always the sympathetic and
beloved friend of children. Other
hdhQs VIII raise the sacred host in sac
ilelaI offering for you and yours. but
you VIII not then forget him whose
hands are folded now forever. Other
ups will form the words of prayer and
praise and instruction which are spok-
en- on thls altar, but you will not for
get MIN whose voice is stilled on earth.
he viii never enter the temple which
he hoped to build for the glory of God
and your edifieation. but we hone that
temple
Il hope that God will give me the
grace TO take up his work and to con-
niue 1t in the same spirit in which he
that He win enable me to
AIRY out his designs in regard to the
leW church. and that the happy future
which seemed to be dawning for St. |
trancis de Sales parish may still, to
some extent, be realized
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The annual prize elocution contest |
or the students of the College of the |
sacred Heart will take place at the |
College auditorium on Sunday after |
us gold medal. There will be twelve !
contestants.
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The testimonial which the people OF |
Denver We're to have given to James |
7helan Cuddy on next Sunday at the !
Broadway theatre has been postponed /
Until May 10. Mr.. Cuddy has Won the |
of the Catholics of Denver |
" his stanch support of its religious
Institutions and by his unfailing labors
n their behalf. Many of the most |
1ever devices for the approaching fair |
n aid of the House of the Good Shep- |
erd are the fruit of Mr.. Cuddy's brain, |
nd the heartiest support of the Cath
lies should be with him in his benefit.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
oseph c. Hagus was baptized by Fa-
her O'Malley in the Logan avenue
hapel last Sunday The name given
vas Mary Eliza beth.
The sermon of the Rev. NJ. f. Gala
ian delivered in Logan avenue chapel
asst Sunday has attracted considerable
ttention. His subject was christian
ty and the Duties which it Imposes"
.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Ahearn was buried
rom the Logan avenue chapel on Tues
ay morning. May she rest in peace.