The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-07-04
COL 0RADO SPRINGS
lsnecial Corresnondencel

Inc FEAST OF corpus CNrlSIl or InuiS-
| day, June IS, and the feast of the Most
Sacred Heart on Friday, June 26, were
celebrated at st. Marys church with
solemnity Many of our parishioners
received holy communion on both of
these solemn feasts.
On last Friday the grand feast of the
Sacred Heart was celebrated with much
solemnity at the chapel of St. Francis
| hospital. Exposition of Most Blessed
| Sacrament all day, closing with Bene-
diction in the evening. AS announced
last Sunday. the collection to be taken
up on next Sunday is the so-called Pc
| ter's Pence, which is sent to the Holy
Father. Endeavor to give your mite.
Rev c. L. Klug of Pittsburg, Pa,
was a visitor at the recory last week.
Mrs. Mark j. Griffin of 1900 North
! Cascade avenue. who has been quite i'll
at the Glockner, is doing well, consid-
ering, and on a fair way to a speedy
recovery.
Rev Joseph p Carrigan, rector of
ST Patrick's church at Denver, was a
visitor at the rectory last week.
Right Rev Mgr Henry Robinson,
vicar general of the Dener diocese and
rector of the Annunciation church at
Denver, returning from the celebration
of Rev. Edward Downeys silver jubi-
lee at st. Victor's church at Victor,
Colo, made call on the fathers at St.
Mary's rectory early last week.
Rev. NJ. G. Hanley, C. NJ, and Rev.
Thomas A. Shaw, c.. NJ, who had con-
Quoted a very successful mission at the
Logan avenue chapel at Denver for two
weeks, made pleasant call on the ia
theirs at st. Mary's church last Tues
| day.
Rev. R. F. Keenan, of Superior Wis,
Rev. L. P. Regan of Springfield. Mass,
and Rev. Paul Murphy, Sioux City, Ia.
made pleasant call on Fathers Raber
and Hague Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Foley of Okla
homa City attended high mass at st.
Mary's on last Sunday. They are en-
route to Baltimore, Washington, Phil
adelphia and New York.
Miss Anna. daughter of Mr. Carl Zit-
tel, 416 Uintah street, who has been
attending the Young Ladies' seminary
at Canon City, Colo, Mount st. SchoI-
astica, conducted by the Benedictine
Sisters, is spending vacation at home
Her former school chums and friends
are delighted at the great advances she
has made at this noted academy.
A very large number of the members
of Colorado Springs council, Knights OF
Columbus, will take the fourth degree
at Denver on next Sunday. July 3.
Miss Agnes Hammer will be an at
tendant at Mount st. Scholastic acad-
envy at Canon City next season.
Miss Ella, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas McCaffery, II West Boulder
street, has returned from the Ursuline
academy at Toledo. o., to spend hel
vacation with her parents and broth
ers.
There were many tourists who at
tend the services at St Mary's church
last Sunday.
Mrs. Morton and family, 2426 Cooper
avenue. entertained a few friends al
dinner last Sunday
Rev. Louis F. Hagus is expecting t.
go east early in August to meet his
brother, Rev. Charles Hagus, on his
arrival in this country. Father Charles
Hagus will be ordained priest on July l:
at the famous university at Louvain
Belgium. He intends to visit in Ger.
many. France. Italy and England ere
he comes to America. The two broth.
ers expect to visit in New York, Balti
more, Washington and Chicago ere
coming to Denver. Father Charles Ha
gus has been abroad for a number o.
years. During that time he has studied
hard for holy orders. No doubt his anx
iety of reaching home to see his deal
parents, brothers and sister who re
side in Denver is great. We bespeal
for him royal welcome.
Holy Mass on week days have beer
changed to $50 and o'clock.
No Sunday school during July anC
August.
The great solemnity of the Fort!
Hours devotion Alteration will TAX
place in St Mary's church beginnin:
! IT,.;1 he =,
render music much in keeping with tn
great solemnity.
The large pipe organ in St Mary
church has been retuned.
Rev. Richard Brady of Lorett
Heights was a guest of the fathers a
the rectory last week
The angel of death has taken a moth
er and esteemed member of ST. Mary
parish.
Mrs. Bridget Goodrow, who on tn
; oath of June departed on that Ion
, last journey from whence no travele
! returneth," and while it is with feel
r ings of sincere regret that we are call
$ ed upon to chronicle the death of
! devoted member of St. Mary's church
: we must bow in humble submission t
: the holy will of God who doeth a
: things well, and pray that ne in his in
f finite mercy has bestoyed upon he
a that great reward which she by he
j Christian life has merited.
The funeral services took place o
Y Friday morning, June IS. Rev. l.. I
v Hagus offered the requiem high mas
n at o'clock.
: Let us offer a prayer for her the
d she may enter the bliss of heaven.
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