The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-04-04
nineese Of Denver.

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next ushers in Holy Week,
SUNDAY. he marked with services OF
which , Hllt solemnity. Masses, on
the uiliy Tnesday and Wednesday Will
Monday ,,suaI hours, but on thurs
he al iiT I'm Avenue chapel solemn
n day. ill = LG 2}igb Mass will be celebrated
fOntiilca1ii ,iork by Bishop Matz, during
4 at s:5V ~ holy oils VIII be blessed.
which .n noctuary win be almost every
ID the ,ba city. In the evening there
4 priest % .rrariaI services in the chapel.
Il will DC 'r,.,,,on on The Blessed Sacra-
. with u ~ ~ bishop Matz. Throughout
ment IN in every church the Blessed
the cH will be exposed for adora-
SacTdH',.-. ,ba morning mass until aft
ion io ,,.sning devotions. Repositories
G tle ,,anared by the ladies of the
viii uI t,arishes but the members of
yarlouo5 location are requested to send
the 'oiS of flowers or the money with
dolayio - INV them. If flowers are sent,
TllllN :, ..Iwavs preferable to co.ors.
Tll'e I'll, of constructing and deco
Gne he repositories viii be begun
Isl1IIs evening so that the flow
% I'D arrive as early as possible
ers snoo. morning. On Good Fri
Neu ~ Mass of the Pre- anctified will
da! a+ q o'clock. followed by Adora-
besin ,l,a cross stations OF the Cross
ton ~ .al.a Mace in the afternoon and
VIII a,,aning a sermon on the Pas
~ ~, nv one of the priests OF the ca
soIs -,l narish. will be given. Adora-
llsu'' he cross will also follow the
lVn service. On Saturday morn
Us will begin at s O'Clock. Be
lIs tba beginning of the service the
.u rater viii be blessed by Rev. P.
IOH pbnlins. Confessions, preparatory
rostar sunday communion. win be
ia throughout the remainder of the
I On Easter special music will be
ue. sora5 bv all the church chOirs of
,'.r,,ar with orchestra accompaniment.
=, The uro-cathedral the sermon will
X nv Bishop Matz.
.
considerable controversy has arisen
,,or tbe proposed plans of the Sisters
=, Mercy fer building an addition to
We new Mercy sanitarium. Property
.r.rers of the vicinity have appealed
w the law TO protect them from what
.ss,. term nuisance" and in all
urnh4 llIllA TIE law W III ATNOl A4lGllA.
I, fact the city council passed an or
5nance forbidding any hospital to
r,ola any addition without the permits
sion of the property owners of the
.oigbhorbood. Il is claimed that when
vother Baptist desired to build the
rrasent grand institution she secured
tho permission of a number of the tax
nsrers with the understanding that
1, would be sort of a state home for
the Sisters where they would treat
fsU patfents by the Father Kneip wa
ter cure Mother met her tragic death
before the accomplishment of her
mans and they were thus frustrated.
ger successor was called from a dis
,gnt city and was unfamiliar with the
promise which the property owners
daim was made by Mother Baptist.
Now that they are contemplating the
ERECTION of a needed addition to relieve
their crowded quarters. the question
has arisen in the minds of these men
whether they have not already secured
enough. The Sisters will make a siren
nous fight for what they believe are
their rights. but so far have little hope
Of success The hospital. although still
rastically in its infancy, is over
crowded continually and the ground
an either side of the present building
could be utilized to advantage in erect
Ing additions.
Another addition to the already ex-
ensive plant of st. Joseph's hospital
is being contemplated by the Sisters.
They will in the near future ARA nge
Tor some sort of benefit TO aid in
raising the necessary funds.
There will be a number Of small card
parties and dances Immediately after
Faster to be given by various Cath
ollie societies.
Miss Adelaide Abel, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Abel of 2T44 Curtis
street, and Mr. William Henry Grimm
Ull be married at the residence of the
brides parents on Wednesday evening,
April -
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph c. Hagus vel
omed little daughter into their home
On Monday
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Last Sunday was Passion Sunday and |
10 all the churches sermons appropri- |
Ne 10 the occasion were delivered. The |
OCULAR Lenten pastoral from the pen /
Bishop Matz was read throughout !
me diocese and attracted considerable !
dention In it the good bishop made |
plea for the charitable institutions |
y the state, setting forth the noble |
YORK accomplished by them. The let
Y was reprinted in part by many OF |
ne daily papers of the state. and the /
Shop's views on labor and capital |
'ere accorded favorable comment.
Palm Sunday viii be observed in all |
" u churches with great solemnity. The /
,sSSlhg Of palms viii precede the High |
. .,aS ana later the palms will be dis