The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-06-08

! marked the farewell of the grand .Te-
suits who have labored so successfully.
! so untiringly among the people of st.
Josephs Bishop Seaman will confer
the Sacrament of Confirmation next
! Sunday.
! Magnificent exercises were held at
st. Joseph's church in Ogden this morn
ing. this being the closing day of the
mission of the two weeks service by
the Jesuit priests. Fathers Donaher
and Rosswinckle. who ended their Og-
! den mission tonight
There was mass at 6 a. M and $50
but the high mass at 1890 was one of
! the greatest since the mass at the iu-
bilee OF Father Cushnahan year ago
! this month. Ii was celebrated by Faith
er Rosswinckle, and the music was one
! of the highest class. Elmerson'S mass
in r fiat was sung, and there was a full
choir with all voices. The offertory
| Ave Marie. was sung by Miss Mayme
Carter. and her rendition. together
With the sacred character of the mu-
sic and the occasion, was very inspir-
ing on the congregation of st. Joseph.
The two weeks mission services at
st. Josephs Catholic church ended to-
night before q congregation that filled
every seat in the church. The Sermon
tonight was by Father Donaher of the
missions. When Father DOnaher had
finished Father ROsswinckle took the
pulpit and i'm a characteristic talk CON
graduated st. Josephs parish on it's
fine church and good. clearly condition.
addressed the altar society. congratu -
lated it's members on the beauty of the
sanctuary, which is under their care.
and spoke of the beneficience and good
qualities of their pastor. the Rev
Father D. NJ. Cushnahan. He said
that the pastor who has presided over
Il parish for twenty-five years and has
built such q magnificent church must
of necessity be all right. There were
many injections of humor in Father
Rosswinckle's address. He announced
that he would deliver to the congrega-
ton the papal benediction, He read his
authority from the Pope to perform
this act first in Latin and then in Eng
fish, and then began the prayer of the
benediction.
He interrupted himself before he had
proceeded far. and expressed himself
as follows: I'VE desire to acknowledge
the courtesies that the press of Ogden
and the Salt Lake City Tribune have
given and extended to US throughout
these missions. and the earthly sup
port that their efforts in publishing the
news of our missions has brought to
the CHURCH. Inc IdIIGr I0eQ went on
with his supplica ton. which included
blessings and divine protection for the
president of the United States, all of
the legislative and judicial bodies of
the general government, and especially
for the state government of Utah. and
again included the Salt Lake Tribune
The music tonight was of an excep-
tional character and fittingly closed
the meeting. Mis- Mayme Carter sang
an Ave Maria. Miss Mae Conroy rem
dered 'Veni Creator" and other solos
were sung by Mrs. Dan Laughran.
Miss Irene Tomasek and Miss Daisy
Maginnis The TIE Deum Laudamus'
was sung by the choir.-Salt Lake Tri-
bune, June ,.
w. E. Whalen. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Whalen of Ogden, who is
studying medicine at the University of
Pennsylvania, is home for the summer
vacation. He has one more year in the
college. and then two years work in
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