The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-06-11
PARISH NOTES.

The eat for the Prlests oI Iile
Dioces Denver will begin next
Mond eIing. 1t will be hela AZ
the s, ~ On as Theological seminary
on N lie south of Denver
Rather shav e the Lazarist order
will dirccc the spiritual exercises
Twenty ysars ago he conducted
diocesan ct. aat and has renewed
-acouaint44ce with the Colorado
priests on several occasions since
that time The last mission given
in the cathedral parish was in charge
of Father Shaw.
The priests viii be at the seminary
from Monday to Friday and the par
ishes of the city will be looked after
by the members Of religious orders
The Jesuit college will supply the
cathedral and St Elizabeth's church,
and the Franciscans viii look aIter
its neighbor, St Leo's.
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Denver heard with regret on sun
day Of the passing of Father teeley,
who was formerly at ST. Ihomas
seminary. Father Feeley was de-
vout priest and frequently assisted in
the Denver churches. His eloquence
70 was appealing and although he did
not enjoy good health at any time
during his residence here, he man
aged to go about, spreading cheer and
doing good works. Prayers were re-
quested for him in several of the
churches last Sunday
The special collection at Immacu-
late Conception chapel last Sunday
for the benefit of the $50,O0O fund
which it is necessary to have in the
building treasury by July l, amounted
to over $1,000, or twice the usual
monthly collection. The amount was
gratifying to Father H l. McMena-
min. as is also the work the collectors
are doing. There is every indication
that the amount will be on hand.
munificant loan will then be negoti-
ated and the new cathedral rushed to
completion Its splendid walls are
already attracting the attention or
tourists as well as Denver residents,
and the church promises to be one
of the handsomest between Chicago
and San Francisco.
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The knights of Columbus, Denver
council 539, have changed the date
for the picnic they contemplate Civ
ing in aid of the cathedral building
fund, from June is to July ?. The
earlier date did not give sufficient
time for the elaborate preparations
the knights desire to make that their |
outing may be an unprecedented |
financial success. Elich's garden has |
been selected as the place for the pic I
mic and the cafe privileges will belong !
to the knights for that day. Their |
wives and sisters will assist in taking |
care Of the booths and other conces-
sions. To arouse enthusiasm in the
sale of tickets, John X. Mullen. !
grand knight, has personally offered |
500 in prizes. To the person selling
the greatest number of picnic tickets
$50 in gold will be awarded; for sec
ond prize $25 will be given, and the |
third prize is SIS. \
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Miss Mayme Barry, one time presi-
dent of the Young Women's sodality,
will take the veil in the Dominican
order at Sinsinnewa Mound, Wiscon-
sin, on Saturday, July 2.
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Miss Lulu CHASER, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis at St
Luke's hospital last Sunday, is i'm
proving Miss Dixie Wynne, another
popular young woman of the cathed
raj parish, is recovering at st. Jo-
seph's hospital
A high mass of requiem to mark
the second anniversary of the pass
ing away of Mrs Modesto Mott was
oAllS cL LOSdll <ANtLluC GHdJtl OIl
Monday morning by Father P. A.
Phillips
The Sisters of Loretto will go into
retreat on June II
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The children of Mary's sodality of
the cathedral parish had 4 picnic at
City park last Saturday afternoon. 1t
was an informal affair and basket
lunch helped make the afternoon
merry,
Anna Marguerite MCGlone was bap-
tized at Logan Avenue chapel by
Father H, l. McMenanin last Sun
day.
Graduating exercises for Immacu-
late Conception High school will take
place Friday evening Of this week in
the basement of the school building,
This year the entire cathedral parish
is invited TO attend although special
invitations have been sent out by the
graduates. 1t has been the most sue
cessfuI year in he schools history and
the priests are anxious for all par
ishioners to show their interest by at
tending the commencement exercises.
At st. Mary's academy, on California
street the graduation was on We'd
neSday afternoon of this week, Spe-
cial program being offered
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For the summer months high mass
has been discontinued at Logan
Avenue chapel. Last Sunday it was
sung for the last time until Septem-
her.
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On Saturday, June Is, the Denver
Motor club will take the inmates of ,
the Denver orphanages on an auto
mobile ride through the Denver
parks. Ii is an annual custom and
the children look forward to the ride
as soon as the warm days appear. This
year it viii embrace Elich's gardens
in North Denver in addition to City
park and Washington park The chill
dTen viii assemble at the capitol
building and viii be driven past a
tent on Court place between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets where good
things to eat viii be distributed. The
Catholic institutions, whose little in
mates are on the invited list, include
the House of the Good Shepherd Cju-
venile Department., St Vincent's
home (boys). St Clara's orphanage
(girls), Regina Coela orphanage
Gtalian children)