The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-06-10
CATHEDRAL NOTES.

Rev. Walter Elliot, the only slIrviv-
ing member of a band of Paulist Faith
erS who gave a mission in Salt Lake
and ODhiT thirty years ago. was in the
city last Tuesday. He expressed his de-
light at the many improvements that
have taken place since his last visit.
At the time the Paulist mission was
given there were only four Catholic
families in Salt Lake, st. Mary's acad-
envy was not yet begun, nor was the
hospital of the Holy Cross thought of.
The material advancement of the
church, since he gave his mission, he
pronounced phenomenal The new ca
thedral he examined critically and pro-
nounced it, if not in size at least in
sOlidity, and Symmetrical beauty, equal
to any Of the great cathedrals in the
east. He was profuse in his praise and
admiration of Bishop Seaman, who
steered and guided the church's prog
ress.
Very Rev. P. Phillips chancellor of
the diocese of Denver spent Tuesday i'm
the city. He was returning after a
short vacation with his mother in Brit
ish Columbia.
Father Donohoe of Eureka came to
Salt Lake on Wednesday. He reports
the prosperity of the camp to be mani
fest in all the surrounding districts
The Catholic church is being renovated,
and many improvements are added. |
which viii enhance its beauty and add |
to its solidity Under the direction of |
J. DriscolL p. Fennell, Mayor Stack |
and other prominent citizens the work |
VIII be soon completed. The closing of |
the sisters school viii take place on |
the 18th of June and later confirmation |
viii be conferred by Bishop Seaman.
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Miss Fitzpatrick sang an ave Ma
ria at st. MaTy's last Sunday. with |
violin obligato by Edward Fitzpat-
rick.
Trinity Sunday viii b celebrated on
June is. This is the close of the Pas
chal season and it is hoped that every
Catholic i'm the city will have complied
with the rules of the Church in re-
gard 10 his Easter duty.
Handsomely engraved invitations
have been received at The Intermoun-
tain Catholic Office to the commence
ment exercises Of st. Mary's academy.
All HalloWs college and the Sacred
Heart academy, Ogden,
Flowers for the affairs last Sunday
were donated by Mrs. P. s. Keogh.
Mrs. NJ Z. Mulvey. Mrs Lindsey Rog-
ers. Mrs Ronald Morrison. Mrs. /.
BiXby, Mrs. p L. Gleason. Miss Stella +
Salisbury Miss Dorothy Kinney. the !
ST Cecilia chorus and Miss Nora Glea-
son.
The beautiful wreath and shower
bouquet used for the Blessed Virgins $
statue Sunday night We're donated by /
Mrs u u loy Nth
The white ribbon used for the pews
was donated by Mrs. a. H. Tarbet and !,
Mrs Thomas kearns, the two dear. {
generous women who are always Will t
ing and anxious to assist i'm any work :
for Gods honor and glory
The altar of the Blessed Virgin was
lovely-the work Of Mrs. l. Bixby.
Mrs. Lindsay Rogers and Mrs. S. H. !
Pmkerton are the ladies appointed to !
attend to the affairs for Sunday. c
Rt. Rev. Bishop Seaman will admin
ist5r the sacramento of Confirmation r
ON Sunday at the II o'clock Mass
The examination for the children will \
week
Rev. p. Mannion of Eureka. New. r
came to Salt Lake las Tuesday and
is the guest of Bishop Seaman In his O
trip from Carlin to Ogden he spent a
month. saying Mass at all the small
towns and section houses on the F
southern Pacific railroad On his re- q
turn trip he viii visit Ely and other II
mining camps in the wide range of +,
country included i'm his jurisdiction.
Father scioeeheti visited scofeld on 7
NednE sday. During his san he ban
lied three children.
A new device for accommodating
money. You cannot spend savings. Re ~,