The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-01-31
niccese Of Denver.

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,,,r Special Correspondent
Froh. lion which was opened for the
The Inl9 If the cathedral parish on
gentlerie,n, ,orning has throughout the
sunday a splendid success. The Il
week pe1 lass crowded the chapel TO
O'CLOCK and Sunday evening the at
its uoo was equally large. 1t was
tenda,It an unwise plan ii divide the
thousill nanv believing that the sec
Jnissiona,e would fall far short of the
ond THO men had, however, become
first Interested. and when their time
greau!. 10 homes of the missionary
came ~ we're fulfilled. On Sunday
ialieis the sermon by Father Nc
MOI L. an the Good Shepherd" was
he,o.5idn1arlv adapted to the young men.
pa .,o evening "A Purpose in Life" was
~ missed n by Father Boarman.
Gs-l,ssrro,Ighout the week success has
II,,.,,ed the efforts of the missiona-
co"N,,d the number of confessions
ne has never been equalled.
healu sunday afternoon a meeting for
o u, Women ~or0en of the parish was held in
81 "~banel at which Father Boarman
me tbe rapal benediction. On Sun
ea, o,.ening the mission will close with
10! nansl blessing for all the men who
~. s1v made the mission.
Tho fair for the benefit of the new
ti,rcb of St John the Evangelist at
S,HISu-,,an opened on Monday evening
'.b well arranged musical pro-
1rar,n7e The opening address was de-
saro5 bv Father J. P. Carrigan of St
po+rick's church, followed by a few
,,or5s from Father O'Brien, the pas
.or The booths have been an attract
-. feature Of the fair, and an excel
i,n+ nrogramme has been given each
evening.
Mrs Mary Kirk died at the residence
- berson-in-law, Peter Brandt, on
Tlorka street and West Twelfth ave-
me last Saturday. Mrs. Kirk had
rssesd her eighty year and was
etTr apparently in good health. Her
5eg-h came peacefully and rather un-
evpectedly. She leaves a number of
grandchildren. living in Denver, and a
FsU great-grandchildren. Mrs. Fannie
60 and Mrs. Ellis. both well known
here are her granddaughters.
The funeral took place from st. Leo's
church.
Mrs katherine Foley was buried
from st. Leos church last Tuesday.
o
Mrs Richard McFadden of 1905 Thir-
.eenth street died at his residence on
sunday evening. He leaves a widow
and five grown children. The remains
we're shipped to Kansas City for inter
menL
Miss Annie McGraw and Mr.. Frank
.Neary were married at st. Leo's church
last Thursday evening. Father Organ
performed the ceremony.
o
The new Catholic church at Hartman.
which has been the scene of the fair
during the week. is rapidly nearing
completion. Within a few weeks the
dedicatory. services will be held. Bishop
Natz viii officiate, assisted by a num-
Der of the priests Of the city.
Father Jarzynski has completed his
new church at Globeville and is hold
ing services there.
The attendance at Loretto Heights to
date is los This number is a decided
increase over last year. Three new
scholars were admitted during the past
week.
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Lively preparation is being made for
the annual musical to be held by the
pupils Of the Immaculate Conception
school early in February. Rehearsals
are held daily. and it is expected that
the entertainment this year viii be
even better than previous attempts.
o.
Last week the clergy Of Denver pre-
sented Father Robinson with the pur-
pie robes which he will wear after his
inyestiture into the office of monsignor.
The ceremonies as previously an
nounced through these columns will
take place the week following Easter.
o
As a result of last Sundays meeting
Of the ladies of the cathedral parish
number Of new members have signi-
fed their intention of joining the two
socialities of the church. Father Boat
man urged particularly that all ladies
atlllate themselves with at least one
Catholic society. The League of the
sacred Heart also increased its MEM
bership by the meeting.
Sunday next, being the first Sunday
u the month, the Altar and Rosary
society of the cathedral will receive
molly communion.
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The usual services in honor of the
Sacred Heart will be held on next
Friday, the first Friday of the month.
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The solemn observance of the holy
season Of Lent will be ushered in on /
rem % i'm all the Catholic churches of |
the city
The Feast OF the Publication will be
observed on Monday in all the churches |
'Aa on Tuesday the Feast of st. Blase. |
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Work on the new St. Vincent's or
manage is progressing. and it will not |
9s many weeks before the building
WY De ready for occupancy. The ded- |
l.auon services will be unusually sol |