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Show , hi mm. OF THE Intermountain States. DIOCESE OF DENVER. iDiocesis Dcnveriensis.) ' Established a Vicariate-Apostolic in 3W. Erected a Diocese in is's;. Comprises Hie SlHto of Colorado. Square mites. ( -fcJ.". Right Reverend Nicholas Chrv.soa-tom Chrv.soa-tom Miiiz. D.D., Ri.shop of Denver; consecrated titulur Bishop of Telmessa. and Coadjutor eum Jure suceossionis, Oct. 2S, 1KK7; Bishop of Denver, July l(t, 1SS9. Residence, Denver, Co!o Former Bishop Rfpht Rev. Joseph Pro-jectus Pro-jectus Mathebeuf, D.D., consecrated titular titu-lar Bishop of Kpiphania and Vicar-Apos-luiic of C olorado and Utah, Aug. Iti, iw;; Iirst Bishop o Denver,' in 1SS7; died July Viciir Oencral Very Rev. Henry Robin-fcfui; Robin-fcfui; residence. Den ver. Colo. Secretary and Chancellor Rev. P. A. Phillips; residence, iJcnver, Colo. Bishoji's Counsel Wry Rev. Ji. Robinson, Robin-son, . ;., Revs. ;. Raber. J. J. Gibbons, 1. A. Phillips, J. 1". Carrigan. Procurator Fiscalis Rev. Richard Brady. Bra-dy. Defensor Matrimonii Rev. W. O'Ryan. Exarninatores Onlinandorum Very itev. " Henry Robinson. V. C, Revs. D. Panta-Julla. Panta-Julla. S. J.. W. O'Ryan. CDERUY, CHI RCHKS. MISSIONS AND SCHOOLS. City of Denver. Pro-Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. 1M2 Stout street, Rihl Kev. Nicholas Chrysostome Matz, D.D. ; Rev. P. A. Phillips, c hancellor and I secretary; Rev. M. P. Callanan. pro-pastor; Revs. A. B. Casey and V. J. Kinney, itssistants. School: Bight Sisters of Charily, Logan avenue and Kifrhteenth ttrei t.' Sister M. Nolasco, directress; pupils. pu-pils. Mission: lcnver. Our Lady of ioid Counsel, Lojran avenue and EiKht-centh EiKht-centh street. Chapels: St. Catherine's Home for Working Girls. Sisters of Merry; Mer-ry; St. Mary's Academy, Sisters of Lo-rctlo. Lo-rctlo. Annunciation Thirty-seventh and Hum-lioldt Hum-lioldt streets, 'ery Rev. Jlenry Robinson, V. (J., pastor. School: Bight Sisters of Charitv, Sister M. Joseph, oirectress; pu- Jloly Pamily Homer avenue. Rev. B. A. Schlftini, S. J., pastor. Chapels: College Col-lege of the Sacred Heart. Jesuit Fathers; St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum, Sisters of Charity, attended from Sacred Heart Colour Col-our Lady of Mt. Carmel (Italian), Palmer Pal-mer avenue and Murdock street. Rev. Mariano Ma-riano J.rf-pore, pastor. Sacred Heart, Twenty-eighth and Larimer Lari-mer streets. Itev. K. Barry, S. J., pastor; Revs. James 1 Holland. S. J., F. F. Roy, S. J., F. X. Bubilost. S. J., assistants; two lay brothers. School: 10 Sisters oL Charity, L'M4 Bawrence street, Sister M. Flavin, directress; pupils, 3:"J. St. Dominic's. Emerald avenue (Highland's (High-land's postomce). Rev. Rajhael Brock-bank, Brock-bank, O. P., pastor; Rev. F. H. Dugan, O. P.. assistant; residence, 10:.' Boulevard. School: Five Sisters of the Third Order of St. Dominic, Sister M. Dolora, directress; direct-ress; pupils, t0. St. .Elizabeth's, Curtis and Eleventh sireets. Very Rev. Francis Koch, O. F. M., superior and pastor; Rev. Fidelis Kireher, O. F. M.. Itev. liugo Kummer, O. F. M., Rev. Bernard Spiegelberg, O. F. M., Rev. Peter Ptister, O. F. M., assistants; as-sistants; two lay brothers. Sehooi: Four Franciscan Sisters, Sister M. Bongina, directress; pupils, 25. Stations: The Rev. Franciscan Fathers of St. Elizabeth's. ! Denver, attend various railway stations on the Kansas Pacilic: also Littleton, twice a month, and Golden City, every Sundav. Chapels: St. Anthony's Hospital, Hospi-tal, Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis; St. Clara's Convent; Franciscan Sisters. . St. Francis De Sales. Alameda and Lincoln Lin-coln avenues, Rev. Wm. Morrin, pastor. St. Joseph's, South Water street and Sixth avenue, Rev. Louis Brander, C. SS. R., superintendent and pastor; Revs. John McGeough. C. SS. R., Nicholas Miller, O. SS. It.. Benno Schum. C. SS. R., and t- tcr Ueiermann, C. SS. K., assistants; two lay brothers; residence. tS West Sixth avenue. School: Six Sisters of Mercy; two in Kindergarten; Sister M. Evangelist, Evangel-ist, directress; pupils. 2. St. Leo the Great. Tenth street and Col-lax Col-lax avenue, Rev. Wm. O'Ryan, pastor. St. Patrick's, Bell avenue, Denver, Rev. Joseph P. Carrigan, pastor. School: 11 Sisters of St. Joseph. Sister M. Esteila Teresa, directress; pupils, 25. Chapels with Resident Chaplains. ' House of the Good Shepherd; Loretto Heights, Sister ot Boretto. Rev. Richard Bradv. chaplain. Mission: Fort Logan, near 'Denver, St. Patrick s; St. Joseph's Hospital. Sisters of Charity. Rev. Timothy O'Brien, chaplain. Mission: Denver. Su John the Evangelist, Detroit street, Har-man. Har-man. Rev. T. II. Malone, Intermountain and Colorado Catholic, Denver, Colo. Allman, El Paso County Rev. Chas. J. Chit, pastor. Aspen. Pitkin County St. Paul's, Rev. J. B. Pitaval, pastor. Boulder, Boulder County Sacred Heart of Jesus, lZia Hill street, Modestus Winner, Win-ner, O. S. B., pastor and superintendent; Rev. Cornelius Enders. O.S. B., pastor ot Louisville; Rev. Lawrence Haas, O. S. B., assistant. Rreckenridgc. Summit County St. Mary's, Rev. D. J. Robinson, pastor. Canyon City, Fremont County St. Michael Mi-chael s. attended by the Fathers of St. oLander's Benedictine Priory; Rev. F. Gregorv, O. S. B., prior; Revs. F. Henry, O. S. B., F. Edmund, O. S. B. Chapel of Mt. St. Scholastica's Academy, Acade-my, Right Rev. Andrew Hintenach, O. S. 15., chaplain. Castle Rock, Douglas County Rev. P. Robinet, pastor; residence, Colorado firings. Central City, Gilpin County St. Marys of the Assumption, Rev. Joseph M. De-aulniers, De-aulniers, pastor. School: Sisters of St. Joseph. Colorado City, El Paso County St. 'Ann's. Rev. Wm. Howlett, pastor. Colorado Springs. 101 I'asd County St. Mary's. Rev. Frederick Bender, pastor; Rev. Albert Zomp. assistant. School: Sisters Sis-ters of Loretto, Sister Rosine, directress: pupils, &4. Coneios, Conejos County Our Lady "f Juadaiupe. Rev. Joseph M. Montenarelli. Jv J., superior and pastor (residence, Del Norte, Rio Grande county; address, P. O. box Ht'o; Revs. F. X. Tomassini. S. J., Manuel Ma-nuel Fernandez, S. J., and Stephen Good, fs. J. (residence. Del Norte . assistants. School: Five Sisters of Loretto, Mother 2d. Harriett, directress; pupils. IJO. Cripple Creek. El 1'aso County St. Pe-ter's, Pe-ter's, Rev. G. Raber, pastor. Pol Norte, liio Grande County Holy Name of Marv. Rev. Jos. M. Montenarelli, Montenar-elli, S. J., pastor; Rev. Stephen Good, S. J. assistant. Delta. Delta County Rev. A. Pritzl, O. B. M.. naffte-r. (B. hox 4rS.) Durango. La Plata County St. Columbia's, Colum-bia's, Rev. James G. Hickey. pastor. FehiHtil: Sisters of Mercy. (.Connected with Academy.) Fort Collins. Larimer County Immaculate Immacu-late Conception. Rev. T. Volpe. pastor. e(iorgetown. Clear Creek County Our ladv of Lourdes. Rev. J. J. Donnelly. jiast'or. School: - Three Sisters of St. Jo- . teph. Sister M. Tholinda. director. ' (J-illert, El Paso County (New church), Pov. victor hrasiant. pastor. Glen wood Springs. Garfield county, St. Stephen's (continued!. Golden, Jefferson county. St. Joseph's, attended by Franciscan Fathers of Den-'er. Den-'er. p t. Grand Junction. Msa cotinty, St. Joseph's. Jo-seph's. Rev. T. M. Conway, pa .-tor. School Sisters of Charity. Gunnison. Gunnison county. St. Peter's, Rev. Jos. I. a Jeunesse, pastor. Idaho Rprinps, Clear t'reek county. St. Taiil's. Rev. II. R. AlcCabe. pastor. Ba Junta. (Men county, St. Patricks, Rev. John Brlnker, pastor. j Bake City. Hinsdale county, St. Rose's Rev. Patrick Mt, pastor. Beadville. Bake county. Annunciation. Rev. J. J. Gibbons, pastor; Revs. George Salle and John Perse, assistants. School lo Sisters of Charity. Sister M.Agathe, director. Mar.itou, El Paso county. OuiBady of Perpetual Help, Rev. J. B. Francolon, pastor. Ouray. Ouray county, St. Patrick's, Rev. Charles M. Ferrari, pastor. Pueblo. Pueblo county, St. Ignatius'. Rev. Kdmund Ley. pastor. School Two Sisters of Loretto. St. Patrick's, Revs. I. M. Pennella. S. J.. Superior; Rev. Leo M. Krentz, S. j., pastor; Rev. Joseph Colle le Vita. S. J. School Five Sisters of Charitv. Sister M. Valeria, director. Pupils, Pu-pils, 150. Chapel St. Joseph's (for Mexicans. Mex-icans. St. Mary's (German), Rev. Chry-fustom Chry-fustom Lochsi hmidt, O. S. B., pastor; Rev. Cvrll Zupan. O. S. B. (for Slavs). Res., mi East ptreet. Scliool Sisters of St. Benedict. Pupils, IX Salida. Chaffee county. Si. Joseph's, Rev. Frank Rivallier. itastor. ' Silverton. San Juan county. St. Patrick's. Pat-rick's. Rev. Cornelius O'Ronrkc, pastor. Telluride. San Miguel county. Rev. E. A. McAlaney, pastor. Trinidad. Las Animas comity. Most Holy Trinity, Rev. Salvador Persone, S. J., Fiipcrintendcnt and pastor; Revs. C. Ber-tolers, Ber-tolers, S. J.; L. Fede. S. J.: F. X. Maffel. S. J. ; (J. Massa. S. J. (assistaiitsi. Three l;.'v brothers. Re.s.."2Jl Convent St. School '"1vp Sisters of Charity (Convent and -ourta St.) Sister Silvester, director. j t n ,c,or- Kl Paso county, St. Victor's, j Rev. Edward Downev, pastor. , Walsenburg, Huerfano county, Our Lady of Sorrows, Rev. Gabriel Ussel, pastor. , West Cliff. Custer county. Assumption, B V. M., Rev. R. Servant, pastor. "'ray, Yuma county, St. Andrew's, Rev.-J. Rev.-J. J. Riordan, pastor. Institutions In :harge of Religious Orders. Or-ders. Orders of Men: . Denver, College of tne Sacred Heart, and Philosophic House of Studies for the Scholastics of the .Mission .Mis-sion of Colorado and New Mexico,' Homer and College avenues. Rev. J. J. Brown, S. J. (minister and pref. of discipline): Rev. Michael J. Hughes, "S. J. (pref. of studies); Rev. "Dominic Pantanclla, S. J. (treasurer); Rev. Blasius A. Sehiffini.tS. J. (pastor of the Holy Familv parish); Rev. Francis X. Kowald. S. J. (prof, ot poetrv); Rev. Raphael D Orsi, S. J. (prof, of hu-! hu-! manities); Rev. A. W. Forstall, S. J. (prof. : of physics and chemistry!; Rev. James J. Sehucsler, 8. J. (prof, of second Academic); Academ-ic); Rev. Henry J. Swift. S. J. (prof, of i third Academic and elocution); Rev. lz-J lz-J agiirre Modestus, S. J. (missionarv i : Rev. I k J. Banks. S. J. (ass't treas.B Mr. Al-! Al-! phonse Bebeau." S. J. (prof, of rhetoric): 'Mr. Daniel Crowley, S. J. (prof, of Eng-I Eng-I lish literature): Mr. Eugene A. Montell. S. J. (prof, of first Academic); Messrs. F. X. Hoefkens, S. J.; R. Sping. S. J.;.A. Morris. S. J. : A. Valentine. S. J. (assistant professors' of nrefects of discipline). Lay brothers, .9. Number of students. 122. Canyon City. St. Leander's -Priorv. Very Rev. F. Gregory, O. S. B.', pastor; Revs. Henry Hohmann, O. S. R., Father I Edmund. O. S. B. P. O. box 2:iT. Delta, Home for the Servite Father?:. Rev. A. Pritzl, O. S. M., superior. Four lay brothers. 'i Orders of Women. Denver. House of the Good Sheperd. Evans and Cedar Sts. 27" Sisters of the Good Shepherd. Mother Mary of St. Emiliana, superior; preservation preserva-tion and industrial classes, 73: reform classes. X,: to the House is attached an : Industrial School. Loretto Acade.mv, Lo- 1 retto Heights (Loretto P. O., Colo. (.This Academy is situated seven miles from Denver. Parents wishinc their children to . have the benefit of Colorado's invigorating invigorat-ing climate, while receiving a solid and finished education, would do well to patronize pat-ronize this elegant institution, so-beautifully situated within the shadow of the nine-clad Rockies. Veiling ladies in search of health will iind here all the comforts of home, with additional advantages of being able to pursue any branch tnught in the Academy. Thirty-one Sisters, of Loretto. Lo-retto. Sister M. Ixiuis. superior; Sister M. Pancratia, directress of studies. Boarders. ,sii. St. Anthonv's Hospital, W. Colfax Ave 2S Poor Sisters of St. Francis of the Perpetual Adoration. Sis ter M. Huberta. suferior. Patients, fi). St. Catharine's Home for Working Girls, California St., between lfith and 17th Sts. Fnder the care of the Sisters of Mercy, for the protection of young girls anil women wo-men of good character; it is a home for business women and girls employed in stores or seeking work in families, etc. Music, needle work, domestic economy, etc.. will also be taught. An employment bureau is connected with the house. Sister Sis-ter M. John Baptist, superior. Fifteen Sisters. Admitted during the vear, fiiHl. St. Clara's Convent, !52 10th "St.. cor. Champa. lt Franciscan Sjsters. Sister M. Donata. superior. To the Convent are attached a Home for ladies with or without with-out employment, and an Orphanage. Orphans, Or-phans, 112. St. Joseph's Hospital, ISth Ave. and Humboldt St. 24 Sisters of Charity Sist:. M. Felicitas, sister-servant: Rev. Tirf.othy O'Brien, chaplain. Patients, Pa-tients, 70. Mt. St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum. Asy-lum. Homer Ave. 14 Sisters of Charity. Sister Francis Xaxier. sister-servant. Attended At-tended from Sacred Heart College. Orphans. Or-phans. 200. St. Mary's Academy, 1430 California Cal-ifornia St. This institution, conducted by , 11 Sisters of Loretto, is intended for day scholars only. Sister M. Dolorine, superior. su-perior. Pujdls, 120. I Boulder. Mt St. Gertrude Academy. 10 I Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin ; Mary. Sister M. Marguerite, superior; I Rev. Modestus Wirtner, O. S. B., chap- lain. j Canyon City. Mt. St. Scholastica's Academy. 12 Sisters of St. Benedict. Sis- j ter M. Rose, superior: Sister M. Callista, ' director; Rt. Rev. Arcnabbot Andrew Hin- i tenach. O. S. B.. chaplain. Pupils, 30. i Central City. St. Aloysius' Academy. Sisters of St. Joseph. Sfster M. Aimee, superior. Purdls, 13U. . ' j Colorado Springs. Glockner Sanitarium. Conducted bv Sisters of Charity. Sis-tor Sis-tor Ann Yavior simorlnr- Rv T JT Cummings. chaplain. Combines the advantages ad-vantages of the modern sanitarium with the comforts and attentions which ordinarily ordi-narily can be found only at home. Loretto Lo-retto Academy, 7 Sisters of Loretto. Sister Sis-ter M. Carmel. superior. Pupils, 85. St. Francis' Hospital. 16 Poor Sisters of St. Francis of. the Perpetual Adoration. Sister Sis-ter M. Clara, superior: Rev. A. J. Happe, chaplain. Patients, 605 during 1S96. Rev. Michael Fox. Conejos. Sacred Heart Academy. 1 Sisters of Loretto. Sister ML Harriet, superior. su-perior. Pupils, 130. Cripple Creek.- St. Nicholas' Hospital. 5 Sisters of Mercy. Mother Mary Veronica, Veron-ica, superior. Patients during the year, I 307. Durango. Novitiate of the Sisters of Mercy. 5 Novices. St. Mary's Convent and Boarding School. 10 Sisters of Mercy. Mother M. Xavier. superior. Tupils, S2. Mercy Hospital. S Sisters of ercy. Mother M. Xavier, superior. Patients in 1S96, 201. Georgetown. St. Joseph's Hospital. 5 Sisters of St. Joseph. Patients. 25. Grand Junction. Hospital. Sisters of Charitv. Beadville. St. Vincent's Hospital. fi Sisters Sis-ters of Charity. Sister M. Agatha, sister-servant.. sister-servant.. Patients. 325. Manitou. "The Montcalme Sanitarium.'' A pleasant and sunny place of retirement retire-ment and rest for priests and lay people who wish to enjoy the comforts of home, combined with the care usually given in a sanitarium. Conducted by the Sisters of Mercy. Mother M. Vincent, superior. Six Sisters. 195 invalids received during ' the year. No infectious or contagious ! diseases admitted. Rev. J. B. Francolon, chaplain. ; j Ouray. St. Joseph's Hospital. Lay nurses. Superintended by the Sisters of Merc v. Pueblo. Loretto Academy. IS Sisters of Loretto. Sister M. de Sales, .superior. Pupils, P0. St. Mary's Hospital and Sanitarium. Sani-tarium. 11 Sisters of Charity. Sister Anacletus. sister-servant. Patients, 450. Trinidad. St. Raphael's Hospital. 7 Sisters Sis-ters of Charity. Sister Lawrence, sister- servant. Patients, 30. j Religious Communities in Diocese. sion of Colorado and' New Mexico) College Col-lege of the Sacred Heart and Holy Family Fam-ily Church. Sacred Heart Church. Denver, Den-ver, Conejos. Del Norte. Pueblo, Trinidad. Benedictine Fathers (St. Vincent's Arch- : Abbey) Boulder. Canyon City. Pueblo. Franciscan Fathers (Province of St. Elizi-heth) Elizi-heth) St. Elizabeth's. Denver. Dominican Domin-ican Fathers (Eastern Province) St. Dominic's. Do-minic's. Denver. Dedemptionist Fathers (St. Louis Province) St. Joseph's," Denver. Den-ver. Communities of Women: Sisters of Loretto (Loretto, Ky.) St. Mary's Academy Acad-emy and "Ixiretto Heights." Denver. Colorado Col-orado Springs. Conejos, Pueblo. Sisters of Charity ((Incinnati. Mt. St. Joseph. Ohio.) Cathedral and Sacred Heart Schools, Denver; Hospitals at Colorado Springs, Pueblo and Trinidad . also " school. Sisters of Charity (Leavenworth, Kan.) St. Joseph's Hospital, St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum, Annunciation School, Denver; School and Hospital, GranVI Junction; Junc-tion; School and Hospital. Leadville Sisters Sis-ters of St. Joseph (St. Louis. Mo.V St. Patrick's School. Denver; Central City, Georgetown (school and hospital). Sisters of Mercy St. Joseph's School, St. Cath- i erine's Home. Denver; Hospitals at ; Cripple Creek. Durango. Manitou. Ouray, i Reliirions of th Good Shenherd (Province i of St. Louis) Reformation and Preservation Preserva-tion classes and Industrial School, Denver. Den-ver. Franciscan Sisters &t. Lou4srM.) St. Elizabeth's School, St., Clara'.s- Cop-vent Cop-vent with Home and Orphanage, Denver. Den-ver. Sisters of St. Benedict, (Chicago, 111.) Canyon City. Inrororated in 1HSD as the, Benedictine Sisters.. of. Colorado-.Sisters of the Third Order of St. Dominic, Congregation of the Holy--Rosary. (Siiv-fsinawa (Siiv-fsinawa Mound, Wis.) St. -' Dominic's School. Denver. Sisters of Charity B. V. M. (Dubunue. la.) Boulder. Sisters of! St. Francis of the Perpetual Adoration CLafayette, Ind.i St. Anthony's' Hospital, Denver; St. Francis' Hospital, Colorado Springs. - ' rinne, St. Mary's: Stations: Promontory, Box Elder county; Shoshone Indian agency; agen-cy; Tecoma; Toanna: Wells. i Park City St. Mary's of the Assump- ' tion. Rev. T. Galligan, rector. School: 1 Five Sisters of the Holy Cross; Sister M Gabrieiia, directress; day scholars, hi. Sta . tions: Coalville, Summit county; Echo; Heber City; Wanship, Summit county. NEVADA. Austin St. Augustine's, Rev. James Butler. " " Missions: Battle Mountain (.church); Belmont (church); Cariin, St j Thomas'; Tuscarora. St. Patrick's. Sta- I tions: Elko; Eelton, Boxelder; Ophir; ! Pallisade. EureKa, St. Brendans', Rev. Joseph I Mannio'n. rector. Missions Cherry Creek (church), Hamilton (church). Stations I Elv, Ruby Hill, Seligman, Taylor. ! PiocTie. St. Lawrence's. Rev. M. A. Ken- nedv. rector. Missions De Lamar, St. 1 John's; Silver Reef. St. John's. Stations Bullionvitle. Frisco, Miltord, Panaca, ' Tolute River. I ' Institutions in Charge of Religious Or-i Or-i ders. Orders of Men: Salt Lake City. I'tah. All Hallows College (Marist Fathers!. Fa-thers!. Very Rev. Thomas J. Larkin. S. M. (president and treasurer); Kev. Basil Mider. S. M. (vice president); Revs. Ernest Er-nest Guevmard. S. M.. Paul Kulquin, S. M., Francis Southeimer. S. M.. Theo. Roe-ser, Roe-ser, S. M., and Messrs. Charles. 1. McCus-ker. McCus-ker. A. T. Munro. Fras. D. Murrln, Hugh Ryan, John P. Fanning. Thomas J. Fanning Fan-ning (protessors). Boarders, 70. Day pu- I '"orders, of Women. Salt Lake City, Utah. St. Mary's Academy 30 Sisters o;" the Hulv Cross. Sister M. Lucretia. supr. ' B 'ardefs, C; dav scholars. Ha. Holy Cross Hospital. 22 Sisters of the Holy Cross. Sister M. Lidwina, supr. Treated during the year. 5(H) patients. St. Ann's Orphan Asvlum. 5 Sisters of the Holy-Cross. Holy-Cross. Sister M. Belinda, supr. Orphans, 0. Ogden. Utah. Sacred Heart Academy. 22 Sisters of the Holy Cross. Sister M. Celsus. supr. Boarders, 33; day pupils, o. Religions Communities in Diocese. Marist Ma-rist Fathers, Salt Lake Ciiy; Sisters of the Holy Cross, Salt Lake, Eureka, Ogden, Park City. Gifts For Education. The will of the late Mrs. Rebecca Reyburn of Ealtimore bequeaths to institutions in-stitutions of the Church a large part of her estate, valued at about $100,000. There is one legacy of $20,000 to the Catholic University at Washington and $10,000 to St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore. |