The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-13

Father j. F. McDonough Of the ca
/ thedral went to Fort Collins on Mon
| day and preached for Father La Jeu
/ nesse at 'he Forty Hours devotion tha
/ evening. Father Francis O'Neil of ST
/ DomfniC'6 church was the orator o
| Sunday evening. The Sacred Hear
/ church, Denver, closed the Forty Hour
! Sunday Light.
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| The Ancient Order )f -Hibelnians vii
receive holy communion in body al
Annunc.ation church on Wednesday
March l.. Thestate chaplain, Father
Christopher Walsh. will ohiciate.
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\ class Of Twenty-Five Catholic chill
dTcl. who are attending the publ.
school. are being given religious in
struction in preparation for First Holy
Communion by Father T. y Henegan.
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The Wednesday sermons are being
made a feature of the Lenten deyotions
II Logan Avenue chapel This week
Father Christopher Walsh Of Annun-
citation church was the orator. and it
was thoroughly eloquent sermon to
which the congregation was treated.
Father John 3 White was able to
be out for the first time on Monday.
after a siege of illness at Mercy hos
pital.
Father Servant pastor OF the church
at Aspen. was in Denver early this
week
An anniversary requiem mass was Of
iered in Logan Avenue chapel Tues
day, March 2, by Rev II. J.. McAtena-
min for the repose of the soul of Thorn
as Sullivan. The Junior choir fur
nished the music
Rev. H. l.. MeMenamin. pastor of the
cathedral. entertained the ushers sun
day evening at Il luncheon at the pa
rochial residence. Matters of mutual
interest We're discussed
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Tickets are already out for the par
sh social to be given on Thursday
evening. April 10 at El Jebel temple
Gard tables will be placed in the bal
,ony, where a pleasant game may be
enjoyed from $50 until 10 30 and hand
some prizes awarded. On the ball room
iOor dancing will be INDUCED in from
go until 1870 o'clock. Lohmann's or
'hestra VIII furnish the music. 1t is
planned to make this one of the most
thoroughly enjoyable affairs the ca
hedral parish has ever attempted.
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The installation of officers in the
iood Shepherd Aid association occurred
Tuesday afternCn. March 9, at mon
ter meeting at the home of the new
PRESIDENT. Mrs. L. G. Straub, 1882 High
treet.
The envelope collection last Sunday 1t
che
eaching Father McMenamin hopes of
he $500 mark than any previous month |
ince the system was adopted. The
mount realized was over $40. and pos
IDLY enough viii be given in during |
he week to attain the desired sum.
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On Wednesday,. March 5, Rev Father !
)'Ryan read requiem mass in St Leo S |
hurch I'm commemCration of the |
lonths mind of Mrs. Alice Dunphy. |
he mass was the offering of St Vim |
)unphy had been affiliated for years.
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Rev. Philip Burke. c. s, mas fully re-
overed from a prGtracted Illness. and
) again on duty at Mount Carmel I
nurch.
Mass was read during the week at
ogan Avenue chapel for Mrs. Antoine
Vesterlin. a deceased member of St
mcent's Aid society.
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The birthday anniversary of Robert
mmet was appropriately celebrated
riday evening by the Irish-American
rogressive society. 4 program of pa
otic music, vocal and instrumental.
terspersed with discourses upon lead
g Irish topics. served to pass a pleas
ut and profitable evening.