The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-14
Church Notes.

The many friends Of Right Rev. Mgr.
Robinson are glad to welcome him
home, so greatly improved in health by
his sojouTn at Hot Springs.
Rev. Father Belzer spent the early
part Of the week IN Pueblo.
Mother Blanche o. Cincinnati, mother
general Of the Sisters OF Charity. is
in Denver. having been summoned here
by the serious illness of Sister Irenea.
superioress of Immaculate Conception
school on Logan avenue.
Forty hours devotion in reparation
for the sacrilege in st. Elizabeth's
church was concluded in the Church
Of the Sacred Heart on Sunday morn
ing. At the same hour the devotion
was inaugurated In St Dominics s
church for the same purpose. Cath
olics throughout the diocese seemed de-
fermined to do everything in their
power to atone for the insult to Our
Lord in the Holy Eucharist.
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The Sacred Heart Ladies Aid society
sent the following letter of coincidence
TO the priests of St Elizabeths par
ish in mem0riam:
Dear Father Eusobius: The members
OF the Sacred Heart Aid society. bow
ling with sorrow TO the dispensation we
can not understand, and. recognizing
the irreparable loss we have sustained
in the martyrs death of Father Leo
Heinricks. Q. f. NJ. do. while mourn
ling our own loss. extend to the fathers,
brothers and congregation Of st. Eliz-
abeth's our heartfelt sympathies, and
join with them in the grief and COM
mend them to the loving Heart of
Jesus
All Geo 1bn s,niIipo face with ont
stretched hand.
rendering the bread of life:
Oh. God. in felon hand trigger prest; |
With woe our church is rife
"A deed accurst," strokes have been |
struck before.
BY the assassin's hand, whereof men |
doubt
If more of horror or disgrace they
bore:
But thy foul crime, like Gains,
stands darlly out
Sacred Heart Society.
Denver, Colo, Feb. "A, 1908.
The Good Shepherd Aid association
met Tuesday afternoon. March 10, at
the home of Mrs. A. H. Flood. 200 West
Second avenue. The new officers were
installed and a new year commenced
which promises to be as successful as
last.
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Al the last meeting of St Vincents
Orphans Aid society, held at the home
of Mrs George T. Kearns 1885 Will
liams street it was decided to pur-
chase six lots on Franklin street, near
Twentieth avenue for the erection of
a nursery and hospital for the or
phans. 1t viii really be a branch of
ST Nincents home and viii be for
children under the age of two years.
il has long been the desire of the Sis
ters TO establish a place of the kind
IN proximity to St. Josephs hospital.
that their little charges may. in case
of Illness, have the benefit of medical
attention from the hospital staff The
next meeting Of st. Nincent's Aid So
ciety viii be held Tuesday afternoon. :
April Z, at the home OF Mrs. j. w.
Benson. 1919 Gilpin street.
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The Sacred Heart Ladies' Aid society
viii hold its next regular meeting
Thursday afternoon. March 10. with
Mrs. John A. Keefe 1901 York street.
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The card party to be given on st.
PatTick's day at Da Prom hall bv the {
Of the Sacred Heart Aid So
Hlety viii be great success of one
may judge by the sale Of tickets. Mrs.
M c Harrington. chairman of the ex- !
-cutlNe COMMITTEES, reports everything l
progressing most favorably The tick
'ts nave been placed at 80 cents sin
gle admissicn, including refreshments. '
Very handsome prizes viii be awarded 9
he winners. y
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Mr.. Joseph Newman has charge of !
ne program for Father Carrigan's Il
wenty, third annual St Patrick's dav I
oncertf and that alone bespeaks its ;
'ompiete success. The best local talent /
Nlll, as usual, participate in the affair. '
Nhicn VIII consist Of a short plav and +
popular Irish music both vocal and in a
'trumentaL The concert will be given '
II the Broadway theatre Tuesday aft l
'rnoon, March Il. Father Carrigan I
las made q wonderful success of these \
'nhuai concerts and the people have L
ONE to look forward to them and to L
Xpect the best the talented amateurs
# Denver can furnish
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All the Catholic churches of the CITY V
lave arranged special musical pro d
rams for St. Patricks day. as well N
IS sermons on the life and labors OF n
ne great patron saint of Ireland. but "
s IN previous years. the principal reIi
lous feature of the day will be the
Ugh mass at ST Patricks church S
y the pastor, Rev J. p. Carrigan. Ii
lev. J. F. AIcDonough Of the Cathedral al
~ deliver the panegyric on st. Pat tC
ick v
Count PasquaI Corte. the returning
Italian consul, was rendered a banquet /,
uesday evening at the Savoy by his st
ountrymen. All the prominent ItaI- M
ans of the city and state were assem- 2
led around the festive board. though p,
ne agthering was by no means confined
the sons Of Italy. the leading citi-
ems Of Denver joining with them on di
ne occasion 10 do honor TO one who Ns
uring his long term of service gained fr
he esteem of all with whom he came in IN
ontact Speeches were made by Gov of
nor Buchtel. Mayor Speer. District At "
orney Shdger, City Attorney Lindslev. v,
udge Hudson. Judge Bailey and other
aiding citizens of the community. Dur
lg The evening Count Corte was pre- X
7nted with magnificent gold medal M
caring the state seal of Colorado and 90
he coat of arms Of Italy On the re- or
erse of the medal is inscribed the "A
ames of the states included in Count II,
orte's territory during his time Of SER IL
Ice. For forty years Count Corte has ~
7rVed his country as consul. residing r.
irlng that period in nearly every coun. -