The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-08-29
Church Notes.

Church Notes.
The Catholic choirs of Denver hav,
been searched for musical talent TO b,
used by Professor Henry Houselev II
the Eistedfod at Salt Lake City. The
Sololsts in practically every church
nave been invited to participate in the
musical festival and the fact that Pre-
lessor Houseley has recognized their
worth is proof that the Catholic cboire
rank well in the eyes of the critics. ST
EHzapeths s church has yielded an espe-
OlaIIy large quota Of singers. This
speaks well for the care Miss -Josenhine
Woebber has displayed in selecting her
Soloists. The Eistedfod is scheduled for
october. and rehearsals are in progress
new. They are not, however. interfar-
ing with regular choir work for high
mass has not yet been resumed for the
winter months
On Tuesday, Sept S, the day follow
ing Labor day, the parochiaI schools
OF Denver will open for the fall and
winter term. Immaculate Conceptios
school announces no changes in its ex-
cellent faculty, Sister Irenae continuing
IN the capacity of superioress. One
new school room viii be opened TO re-
neVe the congestion of the building. II
mas neen made possible by lifting the
roof between the two gables and does
not in the least mar the architectural
beauty of the structure
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Father Christopher Walsh. assistant
pastor of the AnnUnciation church. eel
eorated solemn high mass in Central
Clty on Wednesday morning of this
week. Ihe service was attended by the
uelegates TO the annual state conven
llon of the Ancient Order Of Hiberni-
ans. The mass was the opening Of the
meeting.
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never IN the history of the Church |
OF our Lady Of Mount Carmel in Dem
Yer has the feast of St. Philip beer. Gel /
ebrated with such eclat as marked th, (
IestiNal this year. Bishop Nicholas c. !
hdtz oiflciated at the high mass. which I
opened the exercises of the dav. and I
pressed the Mount Carmel school house |
IN the presence of a large concourse of
people. In the afternoon a class of 75o
children was confirmed
The Servite Fathers now have Mount
1atlnel church and the feast of St
Phlp Is therefore one Of the gala dave
on the calendar. St. Pbilip was a Ser-
VIC SAINT and his natal day has beer
ceIeDrated in that order for centuries
Inc entire population of the Italian
colony, in the heart of which tba
church Is located, turned out to partfc-
lpate IN the ceremonies. Father. Thorn
as Morlschlni is the pastor Of the Ital-
ian church. The new school house was
erected at cost of $4,000.
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picnic for the little ornban inr,,+oe
OF St. Clara's home was held at Ike {
slde park, Denver's White Citv, on
Thursday afternoon of this yvael, /
through the generosity Of Denver bus-
mess men who learned that no outing
Ilad been given the little ones duriner {
me entire summer. An entertainment 5
. co coiiiIllltIee composed Of Godfrey 5
schirmer former German cons1i
AdoIph Zang, Peter J. Friedericb
-, ! alih hlrschoH, John A. Keefe and !
federlck Siegel was formed to SEQ thai I
a genuine picnic was furnished the q
.hlluren- The regular weekly children,s u
aay at Lakeside was selected for the e
Duung and every boy and every eirl at
-he home was taken through everv con
'esslon and introduced to every. arn1,se-
nent device in the park. In additio, p
% thls the lemonade flowed with the !,
recon OF water and there was ice T
5ream soda, and root beer. peanuts
,opcorh, candy and sandwiches for
.sIIy one. The picnic began at II
CLOCK in the morning and lasted 7,nril
he children were tired. The + los If
- - cara s Aid society assisted in taxi a
ng care Of the little ones. 81
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Father John Fenion. s. s. Of Ra1+i- il
more, Nd, was visitor in Denver a
.arly this week. He celebrated mass s+ Fl
logan avenue chapel on Sunday FaN il
her Fenlon belongs to the faculty. of ei
ne Sulpician seminary at Baltimore It
where many Denver priests receive5 81
neir training for the ministry. His 3
'isit, therefore, enabled him to renew
ONE pleasant acquaintance.
Father Stempker of ST. I,ouis uoe d,
mother clerical visitor recent1v entor- bf
aimed at the pro-cathedraL He too te
cad mass in the chapel last Sunday fr
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Father j. +. McDonough win return 70
ext week from a visit to his home in te
Massachusetts,.
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A meeting was held Friday evening A,
-ug. q, at Logan avenue school house r.
{ all those interested in the success of e.
ne coming picnic for the benefit of in
egina Coei Villa, the orphanage con- w,
ucted by the Missionary Sisters Of the Of
acred Heart on Boulevard F. The pic he
ic is to be given by the Queen of
eaven Aid association, of which Mrs.
H. Butterfield is president, but ap-
the vast good accomplished no
Y the modest little nuns in the short -
me they have been in Denver, the So ~,