The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-03-05
Parish Notes.

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Parish Notes.
Next Monday the Feast of St Thomas
Acquinas will be observed with eclat at
st. Thomas Theological seminary on
Myrtle hill in South Denver. Priests
from all the churches Of Denver will be
guests of the college on that afternoon,
and theological disputatiOn will be
not the least interesting feature of a
program which has been carefully pre-
pared
The exercises begin at 8 o'clock and
musical selections will season a pro-
gram which reflects deep thought. g.
w. Ryan viii open the afternoon with
an overture and the salutatory, or for
NAL welcome, viii be made by j. c.
Mackenzie. A vocal number by F. J.
Brummel viii follow, and then will
come a paper on ''Transubstantiation,
by d. f. Callaghan. T. A. Upton VIII
have a solo, and then the panegyric
st. Thomas and the Eucharist will be
delivered by L. J. Grohman. Rev. E.
A. Schorsch will follow with musical
treat.
The scholastic 'disputation, which will
be the real feature OF the program, will
be on the Eucharist, and the defender
viii be J. j. Murphy. The objectors will
be T. j. BrummeI and j. D. RaTnOWsky,
but any of the geusts at the seminary
will be privileged to put questions to
be answered by Mr.. Murphy Annually
the feast of st. Thomas is a solemn and
Interesting occasion at the seminary,
and these disputations are a source of
-Eperience for the students and of graf
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ested in the advancement of the SEMI
nary.
A lasting monument to the memory
of the martyred Father Leo, pastor of
st. Elizabeth's church, will be erected
i'm the sanitorium for which the Fran
ciscan Sisters will shortly break ground
in the vicinity of Washington park. The
announcement was made on the ami
Versary of Father Leo's death last week,
and although it was known that the
hospital would be built, the fact that it
would be reared to the memory of
Father Leo had not been limited at.
The proposed sanitorium will be for
the treatment Of tuberculosis, and fif-
teen acres have been purchased out
close to the st. Thomas seminary and
near the site for the new home of the
House of the Good Shepherd. Father
Wulstan, o. f. NJ, assistant pastor of
St EliZabethS. church, and the priest
who gave the last rites of the Catholic
religion to Father Leo as he lay dying
OF a bullet wound, announced the plans
for the sanitorium at the requiem mass
in st. Elizabeth's church last week.
The Franciscan Sisters who conduct
st. Anthony's hospital will be in charge,
and one wing has been spoken for by
the allied printing trades.
The directory edition of Parish Topics
for the cathedral, which was distributed
last Sunday, is an attractive number. |
1t contains the names and addresses of |
the $500 members of the parish, and |
incidentally gives away what financial |
was borne by each dur
ing the year 1909.
A parish social April 4, will mark the |
close of the Lenten season for the ca
thedral congregation. 1t will be at |
knights Of Columbus hall.
months mind for Mrs. Bridget Nc !
Taggart was offered in Logan avenue |
chapel on Monday by Father H. L. Nc |
Nenamin.
The Altar and Rosary society of the /
cathedral parish had mass celebrated |
on Tuesday for Miss katherine Shea, |
who died last month. The pastor off
ciated.
Denver knights of Columbus ere on
The qui vive over arrangement for the
European pilgrimage which is scheduled
for August of this year. Definite plans
nave been made, and the Denverites
viii number about thirty, from present
While the tour proper COW
srs but fifty-two days, it is probable
hey viii return on later boat, giving
-wo weeks additional time for tour
IF Ireland. The knights and their
friends sail August 6, Saturday, from
Boston on the Romantic of the White
star line, and will stop first at the
Azore. From there Gibraltar will he
listed and on August is Naples will
,e reached. From Naples a special
rain will be run to Pompeii, and on the
'eturn to Naples the sail for Genoa
viii be undertaken. Genoa, one of the
principal seaport towns of Italy and
he home of Christopher Columbus, will
le one of the especially interesting
points covered on the itinerary. A spe-
ial program will be followed there. and
eading Knights viii make addresses.
Pisa will be visited August 90, and that
.vening the party will leave for Rome
Four days viii be spent in the Eternal
'ity, a special audience having been
rranged with Pope Plus X, who will
i've his blessing to the tourists. The
two days viii be spent in
florence, and there they viii attend
Ugh mass in a body on Sunday, Au-
ust 2S. The tourists go to Venice from
florence and thence to Minan. Short
isits to less important and interesting
laces win be made, Lucerne being
cached September 2. From there the
arty goes to Obermergau. They will
e entertained there in the homes of
he principal performers. On Sunday,
eptember 4, they win Visit the Passion
lay, which begins at o'clock in the
lorning and lasts until o'clock in the
vening. with two hours for lunch. |
funich will be the next stop, and then
Yiesbaden. Down the Rhine to Co {
)gne the party moves, going next to
BRUSSELS and then 10 Paris. Four days,