The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-03-07

to attend the funeral services of Rev
Leo Heinrichs, o. F. NJ, at st. Eliza
bets church, on last Wednesday.
James r. Clark and daughter, Miss
Agnes of Sacred Heart parish at Den
yer, attended high mass at st. Marys
church on Sunday.
Rev. Peter j. Malloy of Washington.
D. c., spent two days here en- route
to Pasadena, Cal, during the past
week
Mr.. and Mrs L. V Struthers of st.
Patrick's parish. Kansas City, Mo-, at
tended the high mass at st. Mary's
church. They had much praise for the
sermon and the singing. Mr. and Mrs.
Struthers left on Monday for Spokane,
Wash, where they expect to visit for
four weeks.
Thomas Sullivan of Pueblo, Colo,
was a visitor here on last Wednesday.
Mr.. Sullivan made a call on a few
knights of Columbus while here.
There are no marriages to report UNI
til after Lent.
Lenten services at st. Mary's church
every Sunday, Wednesday and Friday
evening, at 1880. Let US endeavor to
make good use of this holy season of
grace Make some little sacrifice to at
tend the week day mass and the even
ing services
On Tuesday night one of our most es-
termed parishioners, P. A. McCurdy,
died at the Gloclxner sanitarium. The
funeral was on Friday morning. Re-
QUEEN high mass was offered by Rev.
Father Hagus at $50 o'clock at st.
Mary's church. The edifice was filled
with Catholics and Catholics. Fa-
Their Hagus delivered the eulogy of the
Christian character of Mr.. McCurdy
His death is a loss to the community.
MI McCurdy was known by the writer
for many years He was of a modest,
retiring disposition; his personal dig
nifty, the charm of his manner and 9TH
er qualities coming from a heart al
ways glowing with friendly warmth
and loyalty to the laws of peace and
harmony. His best qualities of mind
and heart were displayed in his untir-
ing devotion to his family. His faith
full Christian life was such as to lead
us to the firm conviction that in the
completion of such a record is a sub
stantial victory. His memory should
inspire us to greater effort to profit by
the lively faith which he practiced. and
which was one of his pre-eminent
traits.
NJ. w. Purcell kindly took charge of
the funeral arrangements. We kindly
ask our readers 10 say d prayer lOI IIG
repose of his SOUL. F. r.
Rev. Philip Saint Louis of Mishicott,
Wis, celebrated the children's mass at
9 o'clock last Sunday.
The knights of Columbus of this city
have adopted the following resolutions
deploring the murder of the Rev. Fa-
Their Leo Heinrichs in Denver:
Whereas, The lamentable murder of
the Rev. Father Leo eHinrichs, o. F.
NJ, while performing his holy office in
his parish church in the city of Den !
yer on Sunday morning, Feb. %, 1908, !
at the hands of a Sicilian anarchist, |
has lost to the church one of her most |
devoted sons. and to the state one of
it's most loyal and respected citizens; |
now, therefore, be it
Resolved, That we. the knights of |
Columbus of Colorado Springs council |
No. $50, and our guests, our fellow |
Catholics of the parishes of Colorado |
Springs, Colorado City and Manitou, |
in meeting assembled, do most sincere
y deplore the sudden and untimely end |
Of one who was well and favorably |
known to many of us, and whose mem
Dry we will ever treasure dearly: be it |
further
Resolved, That we condemn in the
most emphatic terms the strange, foul
and malicious spirit which prompted
he awful crime. and the malignant.
Vicious and un-American organization
which appears to have wilfully permit
ed, if not indeed directed, the foul
murder: be it further
Resolved, That we express to the
rider of Franciscans (Friar MINOR Fa-
hers, o. F. NJ, in charge and the con-
sregation of st. Elizabeths church in
he city of Denver, our deepest sympa-
by and coincidence upon the loss of
heir beloved pastor; be il further
Resolved, That a copy of these reso-
utions be engrossed and sent to the
franciscan Fathers of Denver, and
hat they be published in the leading
ay and religious journals of the state.
JOHN F. MCCONNELL,
MICHAEL B. HURLEY,
n. w. HAAS,
foa