The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-02-12
Parish Notes.

substantial wing.
Parish Notes.
A series of sermons especially adapt
ed to the solemn season OF Lent VIII
shortly be inaugurated in Logan Ave-
nue. chapel The order in which they
will be delivered has not been an
nounced. but Father H. l.. McMena-
min. the pastor, will preach on Faith,
the Reason Why it is Lost" Father j.
F. McDonough will have for mis- sub
jeet THE Holy Eucharist" and Father
f. X Henegan's sermon will be on
THE Sacrament of Penance.' The hrst
Of the sermons win probably be at the
last two masses at the chapel next
Sunday.
The Lenten services at Logan Ave
nue. chapel viii be on Sunday wed
nesday and Friday evenings. The Sun
day devotions will consist of vespers,
sermon and benediction, and on We'd
nesday there will be the rosary sermon
and benediction, while Friday will be
given over to the stations of the cross
and benediction.
BY the sale of candles in the vesti-
bule of the church on the Feast of the
Puriication the Altar and Rosary So
ciety of the cathedral parish took in
$3.50. an unprecedented return from
their labors.
Three baptisms were performed in
Logan Avenue chapel by Father Nc
RIenamin last Sunday afternoon. Mel
lie. the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Mcclure; Catherine Winifred,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Z.
Coughlin; Parker John, the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Parker D. Shepperd, were the
three infants received into the fold.
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Denver girls attending the state
normal school at Greeley are assisting
Father Andrew B. Casey materially in
raising runds for the completion of the
handsome st. Peters church there. At
the dance given Tuesday night of this
week at Camfield hail. the young wo-
men saw that a social as well as a
financial success was scored. Green
and white was the color scheme for the
decorations. Miss Veronica Keefe and
Miss Marie Foley are two Denverites
who served on the floor committee.
The new church is almost ready for
service. The stations of the cross have
arrived from Munich and are in
stalled temporarily in the basement,
which is being used temporarily. When
they are placed in the body of the
church proper, each will have a cano-
py Of electric lights.
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At every church in Denver last Sun
day Bishop n. c. Matz had read an
appeal for the success of the entertain
ment planned for the relief of the flood
sufferers of Paris. The call directed to
all of the priests was sent out by
Father p. A. Phillips, chancellor of the
diocese. and must have helped mate
rally in filing the auditorium for
Thursday nights entertainment.
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The dance given by the Queens
Daughters last Monday night was the
largest of the pre-Lenten social af-
fairs. 1t took place at the new
knights of Columbus hall, and was
largely attended.
In order not to interfere with the at
tendance at the benefit for the flood
sufferers in Paris, which was held at
the Auditorium Thursday night of this
week the regular meeting of the Holy
Name society of the Cathedral parish
was deferred to the following Thurs
day, Feb. Il. Owing to the increased
attendance the society viii meet here
after in Logan Avenue chapel, instead
Of in the school room. The Blessed Sa-
crament will be romeved to permit
y
chosen subjects. Meetings viii close
with Benediction of the Blessed Sacra-
ment and congregational singing. Both
senior and junior divisions of the Holy
Name society will receive Holy Com
munion in Logan Avenue chapel on
Sunday, February 13.
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Requiem high mass was read in Lo-
gan Avenue chapel on Thursday, Feb
h. 7
for the soul of Joseph ]. Parker, who
was killed in q railroad accident at
Hustled last August. This mass was
the offering of the knights of Colum-
bus. Other deceased members of Den
yer council who were similarly remem-
bered during the week were Thomas L.
Kirk for whom mass was read in Sa-
cred Heart church on Monday; Samuel
d. Sterling, who was killed by a fall
from a telegraph pole few weeks ago.
and for whom mass was offered in st.
Dominic's church on Wednesday, and
John II. Ryan Of Sacred Heart parish,
was was remembered by mass on
Friday
A collection for the Indian and negro
missions viii be taken up next Sunday
in all the churches of the diocese.
D ne elllludl titNAlOl VI bulGtIS III Sol.
Nincent's Orphans Aid society, which
was to have taken place place on Tues
day. February l. has been postponed
unit March /, when the society will
meet with Mrs. c. J. Dunn, 1927 Grant
avenue.
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The Queen of Heaven Aid society
viii hold a regular meeting on Tues
day afternoon, February 10, at the
home of Mrs. W. c. Weldon, 22O9 West
Twenty-eighth avenue
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The Good Shepherd Aid association
met for the annual election of officers
on Tuesday afternoon, February g. at
the Home of the Good Shepherd on
West Cedar avenue and Cherokee
street. The members We're charmingly
entertained by the sisters and enjoyed
the opportunity of visiting all depart
ments of the home and witnessing the
Z excellent conduct Of affairs.
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The card party which was given for
the benefit of Doyola chapel Thursday
evening" February 3, at knights of Co.