The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-09-10
CITY OF DENVER.
Events of the Past Week in Catholic
Circles.

Circles.
The old Coover residence adjoinin
the new cathedral site at the corne
Of ColfaX and Logan, has been puI
chased by tie priests of the diocese q
a home for Bishop Matz. 1t viii be re
modelled and the bishop viii occupy
about the last Of this month. Tn
clergy should be congratulated for Sc
curing a home that is so desirable il
every way. it is rumored that TIT
ladies Of the diocese will furnish thu
home.
The Altar and Rosary society re
ceived holy communion last Sunday
morning and held their meeting in the
afternoon. 1t was the most important
meeting they have held for some time
Among the special things discussed
was the cleaning of the Champa street
Ean. where mass is celebrated every
Sunday. They have made arrange
ments for the hall to be kept in good
condition at all times. They also ar
ranged to have the altar at Logan
Avenue chapel decorated in more fit
ting manner than heretofore.
RI Rev. Archbishop Bourgade of
Santa Fe was visitor Of Bishop Matz
last week. He is looking much better
than he did when he was here last
year and reports that Bishop Pitaval
is doing well and is visiting missions
which in former years were not visited
without much trouble and hardship.
Rev Father Phillips returned home
from St. Paul Mimi. Friday, after
attending the funeral of his brother.
Father Brady, the chaplain at Lo-
retto Heights, has gone to visit his old
home in St Louis, and incidentally
take in the fair.
Mrs. A. w Kelly returned home this
week after spending her summer yaca-
lion with her sister in Washington.
Our newly ordained priest Father
Louis Hagus, who is stationed at Colo
RADIO Springs, is reported as doing fine.
The picnic 10 be given by st. Leo's
parish at Elitch's Sept. 10 promises 10
be a great success. Those concerned
Lave worked hard and earn it.
Sister Mary Nolasco, who will be re-
membered as superior at Logan Avenue
school, and who afterwards went TO
Santa Fe y. NJ, has been transferred
from that place to Pueblo.
Sister Mary Austin who also was
at one time connected with the Logan
Avenue school, has gone TO Albu- 1
querque, n. NJ.
Joseph A. Michel, who for some time |
has been choir director at the Logan |
Avenue chapel. has been attaining |
great success lately as a musical COM |
poser. A wedding march which he |
lately composed was played by Eau
ciulli's band at City park last week.
He has written other pieces and is
earning for himself a national reputa-
ton. Among his recent publications
are American Liberty March. Rocky
Mountain Echoes" twO-step, ''SaTaban-
de Moderna' and My Little Secret"
song
The remains of Anton Kotich, who
was accidentally killed by his brother,
were laid away in Mount Olivet ceme-
terry. The scene at the cemetery was
indeed a sad one and will be long re-
nembered by those present. Before
going to the cemetery services were
held in Sacred Heart church, and Faith
ar Barry, the pastor, delivered a very
touching sermon.
The fall term opened last Tuesday
for all the parochial schools There is
a marked increase i'll attendance at all
he schools particularly at Logan
Avenue and Sacred Heart. At the for
mer school an order has been sent IN
FOR forty new desks, and TIE sisters at
-hc latter are contemplating opening |
> new room. It seems that parents are !
At last becoming aware Of the import !
lnce Of imparting q thorough Cath
'lic knowledge to their children.
At Sacred Heart church last week a
cry pretty wedding took place be !
ween Fire Chief Terrence F. Owens
nd Miss Anna MCGUIRE. Only relatives
md one or two friends of the couple
we're present. Father Barry performed :
he ceremony. :
Mr.. Jonathan Mills, for whom prayers
we're offered at all the churches last :
sunday, is improving rapidly and will =
% doubt be UP and around in a few :
avs. I
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