The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-09-24
PARISH NOTES.

Beginning next Sunday. September
%. high mass Will be resumed at Lo-
gan avenue chapel Professor Column
DO, who achieved success with the or
chestra and glee club of the College
of the Sacred Heart, viii have charge
Of the choir. He is a worthy successor
to Professor Joseph A. Michel, who
brought the choir to a high standard
Of excellence. Rehearsals viii be held
on Friday evenings at 8 o'clock.
X X X
A class in catechism for advanced
pupils has been inaugurated at I'm
maculate Conception cathedral. For
The children who, having made their
first holy communion get no further
instruction in their religion, the class
is intended and Bible history will be
taught them. Parents are urged to
send their older children TO the Chris
tian doctrine class of Sundays.
The football team of the Immacu-
late Conception school has been fitted
out with uniforms that make the play
ers exceedingly proud. They expect
10 make a mark for the school in inter-
school games this year.
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Bishop Matz left late this week for
Cazzars in southeastern Colorado, to
dedicate a new church and confirm
class. Cazzars is sixty miles east Of
Trinidad, and a long distance from any
railroad. The establishment of
church there is the signal for rejoicing
among the people in that vicinity.
X X x
Rev. Michael W. Donovan Of the
cathedral is attending TO the parochial
duties at SilvertOn. Colo, during the
a yaF na ma GfO
Louis F. Hagus, who was called toI
Denver by the death of his father.
X
Rev. David O'Dwyer of Glenwood
Springs was in Denver for a few days
last week.
Rev. Father Ferrari is i'll at St. Jo-
seph's hospital Father FeTTari went
to Colorado Springs TO take the place
of Rev. Charles H. Hagus, who came
to Denver to attend his fathers funer-
al, and while saying mass at one of
the missions last Sunday was taken i'll
and compelled to return home.
X X \
Rev. Patrick McInery of Kansas
City. who is al st. Joseph's hospital |
suffering with typhoid fever, is rapid
ly recovering and will soon be able to |
return TO his home town.
The Children of Mary of the ca
thedral parish met last Sunday after
noon and elected officers for the en-
suing year. as follows Miss Hilda !
Fake, prefect: Miss Mary McPhee !
and Miss Pauline Smith, assistant 1
projects: Miss Maize Donegan. secre-
tary-treasurer; Miss Regina Egan, IL
brarian The sodality is in a thriving
condition. During the month of Octo-
ber the members will have a retreat
and it will close with reception Of
new members. Several candidates for
admission have presented themselves
on the day preceding the regular
mOnthly communion Sunday the mem
bers Will enjoy a social afternoon.
* X X
Rev. Francis X Barth of Stevenson,
Mich. will give the men Of the cathe-
dral parish a retreat in January. 1t
viii be preliminary to the celebration
,f the Feast of the Holy Name. Fa-
her Barth has a reputation for his
york among the men. For Two sue
cessive years he was engaged by the
Notre Dame university to conduct the
exercises for the young men of that
institution.
At the regular meeting of st. Angus
tine branch No. 366, Catholic knights
of America. Monday evening. resolu-
tions on the death of President John
j. Hagus were adopted as follows:
Whereas. It has pleased our heav-
enly Father. in His infinite wisdom,
to call from our midst the worthy
president and beloved member, John
j Hagus; and,
Whereas, In his death this branch
and the order Of c. x. of A. sustains
the loss of one of its most virtuous and
enthusiastic members. one who has
served the association faithfully for
many years as 4 member as president
Of this branch and the state council of
Colorado. and as representative of the
supreme council several times; of the
community an ideal citizen, devoted