The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-04-09
TnterlllcMntdln News.
BUTTE. MONT.

g \ brilliant spectacle that greatly i'm
s pressed the thousands Of worshipper
= at Sacred Heart church Sunday even
s ing was the full illumination of the ed
e iflce by the many hundreds of elect i.
\ lights in the ceiling and walls of that
= church. 1t was the second illumination
i of the character in the history of the
specious and beautiful new house ;:
: worship. The pure white interior with
its dull dazzling display of lights was
a peculiarly splendid and appropriate
Easter occurrence. The first full IL
Elimination was on last Christmas.
4 The illumination followed a powerful
sermon by the Reverend Father NJ. J.
Marsile of Chicago. The father is a
man of heroic figure and commanding
appearance, which added to his elo-
quence and piety causes him to he
greatly revered by the Catholic people
/ Wherever he goes. The French mis-
sion which he conducted last week was
remarkably successful, the good that
attended his efforts being fully equal
| TO that Of the noted visit of the father
10 Butte four years ago. His sermons
! IN English during the concluding serv-
ices of Holy Week and Sunday were
listened to by immense congregations
that were greatly edited.
The masses at Sacred Heart church
Sunday morning were attended by
great crowds of worshippers. In the
evening there We're solemn vespers.
solemn benediction and the grand
illumination of the church with its
LOO electric lights. Besides the can
dies on all the affairs were lit, making
the whole church one blaze of glory
for the closing of the glad Eastertide. |
Altar boys to he number of forty !
eight in white vestments added to the |
beauty of the scene
Father Callahan, the pastor of the |
church, was the celebrant at the sol
emn high mass at II o'clock. The floral
decorations were among the most pro-
fuse and beautiful ever seen in a
church in Butte on similar occa-
sion. A special feature of the serv-
ices that greatly delighted the people
was the music under the direction of
the choir leader, Mrs. Jack Thomas.
1t was remarkably fine throughout.
-
All the masses and other services at
st. Pauick's church We're attended by
great throngs of worshippers Sunday.
The Easter floral decorations were
The affairs were a mass
u ,
and other beautiful flowers and green
cry This is the first Easter since the
handsome onyx and brass altad rail
was placed in the church, and it added
greatly to the effectiveness of the dec
orations on this glad occasion.
AT the solemn high mass at II O'Clock
Father De Siere was celebrant, with j
Father Harrington and Father Nc
lynn assisting. There were fifty-eight i
lcolytes in attendance. A fine sermon,
appropriate TO the Easter occasion and {
the lesson of the day. was q
delivered by Rev. Father Murphy of t
salt Lake. II
In the evening were solemn vespers.
The music of the day was up to the
light standard of that furnished by the
hoir under the direction of the organ
st and choir leader. Mrs. Rooney y
Mrs. Z. S. McRoberts. who has been a.
listing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs e. W
V. Kemper of West Broadway, has T
eturned to her home in Hampton, q
Wash nj
Mrs. D. j. Meagher of Helena is nc
pending few days with her sister. 70
IRIS. w. E. Knuth. on West Silver :.
ON Chicago, where she was called bu IN
telegram announcing the severe III
esq and death OF her mother Mrs. sFE
atherine Ryan. az
Miss Josie Holland is quite ill at =
: James hospital. suffering with sW
'rvous prostration. Her physicians I ~
'pe that she will very soon be able he
be out ev,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Donnelly of Hell wa
"a are in the. city, the guests of their hi
tighter. Mrs w. S. Linnenkohl of &c the
est Gold street. tht
The solemn high mass of Easter a. tor
e Church of Our Savior in Meader.. sra
lie, was celebrated at $50 a. m nv OUT
pastor, Rev. Father Giacalona, as ter
ted by visiting priests. The church eve
IS favored at this mass with the af- roo
ldance of the fine choir of Sacred
art church. The oral decorations c c,'.
re elaborate and beautiful. his
1t this mass the people were sum
med to the new house of WORSHIP,
the first time by the new bell Of
church. 1t was presented to the
lrch by a wealthy member of the II
ism. Inc church was taxed to the 'he
lest extent of its seating and stand swo
capacity to accommodate all who for
ended the services of the day II is:
an Easter day long to be renem- and
ed with pride and pleasure by the t me
tor and his people. sen SEN
- twel
he high mass of Easter was cole s 90 g
ted with much solemnity and eff befo
iveness at st. Lawrence church in i dali,
terville yesterday morning at 10:86 On
ock. Rev. Father Batens was celel IN, rne
Mt assisted by Rev Father RYAN abtis
Rev Father Moskopp. The latter polio
visiting clergyman from Spokane derft
is learned speaker and a professor %
college, He delivered an Slim
sermon peculiarly appropriate 10 and
joyous Easter occasion. The music abs
under the direction of Miss Katie prop
an, the choir leader and organisti e eete
- TIL,
". Father Mayer of C;onzaga COL trem
Spokane, delivered the Easter ser. stant
at, St Mary's church Sunday. The
lent visiting clergyman produced a Me
impression with, his earnest and We
1ncing discourse. All the. masses nets
MS church We're, vel, attended. The ~, a
ng and floral decorations were t paens
rb. The music reflected great credI isfat