The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-11-21
Sacred Heart Academy.

Miss Josephine Murray, who has been
| i'll for the past few weeks, is now con-
va1escent, to the delight of her many
| friends at Sacred Heart and elsewhere.
A visit from her two aunts contributed
to her recovery, and was enjoyed also
by little Louise and Gertrude.
| Though the good archbishop of Sgd
ney, Australia, is far from Ogden at
present, many enthusiastic blessings
were heaped upon his head last Mon
day by the pupils of Sacred Heart, for
on that afternoon they enjoyed the half
| holiday which he SO kindly obtained for
| them. The time was spent in taking d
| long walk. with the Sanitarium as their
destination, and tired party Of pedes-
trians wended their way home about
$50 p. M, wishing that Australia were
nearer Utah, and that his grace, Most
Rev Michael Kelly, would make an an
nual visit to the academy.
Ever genial and kindly in word and
manner the visit of Rev Andrew Nor
| rissey, c. S. c., provincial of the order
will long be remembered at Sacred
Heart as one of the most pleasant
events of the school year. Returning
| from a trip to the coast, he made the
long promised visit at Sacred Heart,
and Friday morning was invited to the
| assembly hall, where short but we'll
rendered program afforded much pleas
ure to the distinguished guest. A Sc
lection by Chaminade was played by
Miss Stewart, while Miss McNulty sang
with dainty finish my Jerushy,' and
Miss Genevieve Malone rendered one of
her favorite numbers. Recitations were
delivered by Miss Mabel Krauss who
pleased all by her rendition of "The
Two Portraits as did Miss Malone in
her humorous monologue, Her First
Call on the Butcher" which she gave
with charming ease and naturalness,
while Miss Cook portrayed the stage
struck girl in Fosters ever popular
number, Toms Little STAR At the
conclusion Of the numbers Father Nor
rissey addressed the faculty and pu-
pills, congratulating the latter on their
excellently prepared and well-rendered
program, and felicitating them on the
rare opportunities they enjoyed, re-
minding them at the same time that
such privileges entailed responsibilities.
He struck the note Of loyalty to ones
school-a trait all students should euI-
tivate, assuring them at the same time
that only by being good Christians
would they ever be true Americans.
Sunday morning Father Morrissey
celebrated mass in the academy chapel,
and spoke words of counsel and unction
that will not soon be forgotten at Sa-
cred Heart. Many of the pupils attend
ed the high mass at St. Joseph's and
listenede to an eloquent sermon by the
same learned divine The gospel of love
was the theme of his discourse, and ne
proved in forcible, terse English, that
only love could have accomplished the
deeds recorded of the God Man, from
his birth in Bethlehem to his death on
Calvary. He emphasized the mission of
Christ as expressed in the scriptures
He went about doing good" and urged
all to be Christ-like, to say the cheering
word. to perform the kindly act and
rest in the security that heaven would
be the portion of such. Father Norris
sey left Ogden Sunday for Chicago to
attend the Catholic Extension eonven-
ton, convened in that city.