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Show DIOCESE OF HELENA. (DIoceusis Helenensis.) Erected March T. 1iW4 nnmnrlini the state of Montana: Square miles, 146.0SO. Right Reverend John Baptist Brondel, D.D.. first bishop of Helena; cons. Dec. 14. 1879, at Victoria, r. I.; res.. Helena, Mont. Cathedral Diocesan consultors. Revs. P. De Siere, J. J. Callaghan, H. B. Al- laeys, V. Day. Synodal Examiners Revs. L. B-. Palladin, H. B. Allaeys. S. J. Sullivan. Irremovable Rector Rev. Peter DeSiere. Judices Consarum Revs. P. De Siere, V. Uav, H. Arts. CITY OF HELENA-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart. Rt. Rev. John Baptist Brondel, D.D.. bishop and pastor. Rev. A'. Day, priest in charge; Rev. Stephen Sullivan. D. D., and Rev. M. O'D. Bar-- Bar-- ry. assistants.- St. Helena's AtUnded by Rev. S. J. Sullivan, Sul-livan, D.D. , Mission East Helena, Lewis and Clarke Co., weekly, Rev. M. O'D. Barry. ANACONDA St. Pauls, Rev. A. R. Coopman. St. Peter's Rev. John B. Pirnat, rector. School Seven Ursuline Sisters. Pupns, 200. St. Ann's Hospital Anaconda, Rev. J. H. O'Brien. AUGUSTA Rev. N. M. Snels, rector. Missions Chateau. St. Luke's; Dupuyer, .noiy Cross. Stations Bynum, Raymond, Teton Co. BELT Rev. Jos. Pudenz. rector. Stations Barker, Big Sandy. HIghwood, Klbby, NeiharL Sande-Coulee. BiLLiNGS St. Joachin's, Rev. Fr. Van Clarenbeck, rector. Mission Bridger. Carbon Co. Stations Gebo; Mirrett, Sweetgrass Co. BOULDER St. Catherine's, Rev. J. B. Thompson, rector. Missions Boulder A'alley, Clancy. Stations Alhambra,- Basin, Corbln, Elk-horn. Elk-horn. AVickes. BUTTE CITY St. Patrick's. Rev. P. De Siere, rector; Rev. John English, uornenus Harrington, Charles Mc-Giynn, Mc-Giynn, assistants. .-Schopl .-Schopl Sixteen Sisters of Charity. Pupils. 70. Stations Burlineton. Rocker, Silver Bow. Church of Sacred. Heart Rev. J. J. Callahan, Cal-lahan, pastor; Rev., Thos. Stack, assistant. assist-ant. ' " Bozeman Rev. H. B. AUaey. Station Meadervtlle. CHINOOK St. Gabriel's. Rev. i Eber- schweiler, rector.-Missions rector.-Missions Glasgow, ' ' Havre, Oswego, Poplar, Wolf Point. Station Assiniboine, DEER LODGE Immaculate Conception. Rev. Rem de Ryckere, rector; Thomas Phelan, assistant. : Missions Flintcreek Valley, Helmville. Stations Bearsmbuth. Blackfoot City, Eliiston, Garnet,- Gold Creek, Lincoln, Quigley, AVashington. DILLON St. Rose de Lima. Rev. Victor Vic-tor A'an de Broeck. Missions Laurin.' A'irginia. Stations Bannock City. Beaverhead, Brown's Glcndale. Horse Prairio. Par-rott. Par-rott. Sheridan, Trapper, Twin Bridges. FORT BENTON Immaculate Conception. Concep-tion. P. M. Gallagher, rector. FRENCHTOWN-St. John the Baptist. Rev. A. QuesneL- rector. GREAT FALLS St. Ann's, Rev. C. Tan-welyn. Tan-welyn. ' . Holy Family Mission Rev. A. J. Vasta, S. J.; Rev. Jos. Damiani, S. J. Mission Birch Creek. KALISPEL St. Matthew's. Rev. H. Arts. Mission Columbia 'Falls. LEWISTON St. Leo's. Rev. James A'ermaat. Stations Gilt Edge, Judith Basin, Maiden, Maid-en, Spotted Horse. Stations Big Timber, Belgrade, Central Park, Chestnut, Cook, Hoar, Manhattan. Manhat-tan. Timberllne. Whitehall. M ARYSVILLE SL Mary's. C. G. Follett. Stations Bald Butte, Silver. MILES CITY Sacred Heart. Rev. Joseph Blaere. ' School Connected with Ursuline Academy. Acad-emy. Missions Fort Keogh, Glendive, AVibe-aux. AVibe-aux. Stations Ekalaka, ,. Forsyth, Newton, Peace Bottom. . s : ( MISSOULA CITY St. Francis Xavier's. Rev. L. B. Palladino, S. J. School Sisters of Charity of Providence. Pupils, 170. .;. Missions Florence, Hamilton, Stevens-viller Stevens-viller I Stations Bonner, ' Carvallis, Grass Val-i Val-i lev. Guest House, Skalkho. r PHtLiPSBURG St. Philip' s. Rev. C. M. Aken. rector. Mission Granite. . Stations Combination, Deer Lodge, Penitentiary, Peni-tentiary, Rumsey. RED LODGE Rev. Al Holtmann, rector; Rev. M. P. Curran, rector pro tern. ST. FRANCIS XAVIER'S MISSION Crow Indian reservation. Rev. John Beschi, S. J.. superior. Missions St. Charles'. St. Simon's. Station Big Horn Valley. ST. IGNATIUS' MISSION Flathead reservation. Revs. J. D'Aste, S. J.; A. Dimier, S. J. j Mission Horseplains, Jocko. ' Stations Kootenai Indians, Thompson's Falls. ST. LABRE'S MISSION-:hevennes. Rev. Aloysius Mueller, 8. J., rector. Three Ursuline Sisters. Station Lame Deer Agency. ST. PAUL'S MISSION Gros Ventres and Assinboine Indians, Rev. Charles Mackin. S. J., superior. ST. PETER'S MISSION-Rev. P. Malto, rector. Mission Sun River. Stations Cascade, Fort Shaw, South Fork. TOWNSEND Rev. Father O'Farrell, pastor. Missions Missouri, Valley Fr., White Sulphur Springs. Stations Castle. Diamond City, Hassel, Radersburg, Toston, AA'inston. AA'ALKERVILLE St. Lawrence O'Toole. Rev. Fr. Batens, rector; Rev. Patrick Rvan, assistant. School Four Sisters of Charity. Pupils, 190. Stations Brown's Gulch, Strington. In Charge of Secular Clergy. HELENA St. Aloysius' College dav school for boys. Rev. Steuhen .1 ' Sulli van, D.D., principal. Four Sisters of Charity. Attendance. 125. In Charge of Religious Orders. ORDERS OF MEN HOLY FAMILY MISSION Indian school for boys in charge of Jesuit Fathers. Pupils, 40. ST. IGNATIUS MISSION-St. Ignatius Indian Industrial Boarding School for boys. Attended by the Jesuit Fathers and Brothers. Pupils, 60. tners ST. PAUL'S MISSION-Boarding school for Indians. In care of Jesuit Father Pupils, 40. ers' ST. XAVIER'S MISSION Boarding school for Indians. In care of Jesuit Fathers. Pupils. 30. Jesuit ORDERS OF AVOMEN. HELENA St. A'incent's Academv Board ! ing and day school. Eighteen Sisters of Charity. Pupils,-255. 11 St. John's Hospital Nine Sisters of Char it v. Patients during year, 975 St. John's Orphanage Twelve Sisters of Charity. Orphans, 140 ,M. D. O'Barrv chaplain. ..". - House of the Good Shepherd Eight Sis ters. Thirty inmates. Rev. Stephen V Sullivan. D. D. oiepnen ANACONDA St. Ann's Hospital Twelve Sisters of Charity. Patients durlne- th year. 1.100. Rev. J. H.. O'Brien BILLINGS St. Vincent's Hospital Seven Sisters of Charity. Patients yearly 1ST BUTTE CITY-St. James' Hospital Seventeen Sev-enteen Sisters of Charity. Patients during dur-ing year, 1,000. Sl Patrick's School Sisters, 19. Pupils, - DEER LODGE-t. Mary's Academy Boarding and . day school for girls" Eleven Sisters of Charity. Boarders &i" ' Day pupils. 20. St. Remigius School 'ler1 Boys One Sister of Charity. Pupils, 20. St. Joseph's Hospital Six Sisters of Charity. Patients during the year. 200. FORT BENTON St. Clare's Hospital. Seven Sisters of Charity of Providence. Patients during year. 361. GREAT FALLS Columbus Hospital. Six- , teen Sisters of Charity of Providence. Patients during the year, 1.0SS. Holy Family Mission Indian school. Eight Ursuline Nuns. Pupils, 52. MILES CITY Sacred Heart Academy. MISSOULA Provincial House of the Sisters Sis-ters of Charity and Academy of the Sacred Heart. Thirteen Sisters. St. Patrick's Hospital Eighteen Sisters of Charity of Providence. Patients during dur-ing year, 627. St. Francis Xavier's Mission Indian Industrial In-dustrial school. Five Ursuline Nuns. Pupiis. 7o. St. Ignatius' Mission Holy Family Indian In-dian school for girls. Twelve Sisters of Charity of Providence. Attendance, 14 poor inmates. Pupils, 73. St. Joseph's Kindergarten Thirteen Ursuline Ur-suline Nuns. Pupils, 100. St. Labre's Mission Indian Industrial school. Five UrSuline Nuns. Pupils. 70. St. Paul's Mission Indian Industrial Boarding school. Eight Ursuline Nuns. Pupils, 60. St. Peter's Mission Holy Family Ursuline Ursu-line Convent, Motherhouse for the Ursuline Ur-suline Indian Mission. Twenty Sisters. Ursuline Academy for white girls. Pupils. Pu-pils. 35. Ursuline College for boys. Pupils, Pu-pils, 15. Ursuline school for Indian girls. Pupils. 00. WALKERA'ILLE St. Joseph's school. Four Sisters of Charity. Pupils, 190. |