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Show V ! 1, Catholic Directory Of The iotermoyotaio States j r ... . : DIOCESE OF DENVER. (Dioecesis Denveriensis.) Established a Vicariate-Apostolic in 1M8. f:reetrd a Diocese in 1SS7. Com- I prises the State of Colorado. Square miles, 103.G45. Rigrht Reverend Nicholas , Ohrysostom Matz. D. D.. Pi.hop or ; I'enver; consecrated titular liishop of f Telmessa and Coadjutor rum jure suc- oessionis. Oct. 28. lji7; Bishop of Den- j ver, Juiy 10, 1XS9. Residence, Denver, I Colo. ' r. J Former Bishop-Hifrht Rev. Joseph Pro- f jeetus Macheheuf. D. D.. consecrated titular Bishop of Ep.phania and Vicar- !; Apostolic of Colorado and L'tah. Au?. 1 1C, 188; first Bishop of Lenver in l!w; 1 died July Hi. 18S9. J Vicar General Very Rev. Henry Robin- I on; residence 3621 Humboldt St. j Kerretarv and Chanc-'-lior j:ev. P. A. Phillips; residence 173S Logan Ave. 9 Bishop s Counse; Verv Rev I. Kobin- l son. V. G.; Revs. G. Rabcr, S. A. ! BrocK-liank, Richard Brady, P. A. j Phillips and F. C. Roy, S. J. t Auditor Kev. V. O'i-tyan. 1 Procurator Fisealis Hev. Richard Bra- cy. ?- Defensor Matrimonii Rev. W. ORyan. Examinatores Ordinnd irum-Very Rev. j llenrv Rohinon. V O.. Revr.. D. Panta-I Panta-I nalia." S. J., W. O Ryan. Richard Brady, i I City of Denver, i Pro-Cathedral of the Immaculate Con- 1 ception Ht. Rev. Nichoias Chrysostotn I Mali. D. D. : Rev. P. A. Phillips, Chan s' cellor and secretary; Itev. M. F. Cat- lanan. pro-pastor; J. B. White, P. S. jcielkmald. i Bciiools Ten Sisters of Charity, logran i avenue. Ulster M. Carlos, dir. Pupils, 275. j Chapels St. Catherine's Home for Work- 1 Ing Girls. Sisters of Mercy; St. Mary'? 5 A'-a'lrmv, Sisters of Loretto. 1 ANNTN-'lATIOX-Thirty-seventh an! I HumbohH streets. Very Rev. Henrv Robinson, V. G., pat-tor; Rev. I. L. i Burger, asst. i School Eisht Sisters of Charity. Sister M. Perfect a. dir. Pupils. -SnO. i HOLY FAMILY Homer avenue. Rev. B. A. Schifflni. S. J., pastor. 1 ChapelsCollege of the Sacred Hea:-t. Jesuit Fathers. St. Vincent's Orphan J Asylum, Sisters of Charity, attended S from Sacred Heart College. I OVK LADY OF MT. CARMEL Palm r avenue and Murdock street. Rev. Mi- rlano Lepoie, pastor. Res., 1509 V.'est Thirty-sixth avenue. i SACRED HEART-Twentv-elsh:h and I Larimer streets, Rev. K. C. Roy, S. J., pastor; F. X. Gubitosl. S. J.; James F. Holland, S J.; J. F. Weir, S. J.; assist- j ants, two lav brothers. I School Ten Sisters of Charity, 2S44 Larl- i mer. Sister M. Aurelia. spur. Pupil?. i CU ! ET. DOMINIC'S Emerald avenue (High- land's postofflce). Rev. S. R. Brock- bunk. O. P.. pastor; Rev. P. T. McAllister. McAl-lister. O. P., assistant. Re.s. 2431 Boule- ' vard street. j Echool Eipht Sisters of St. Dominic. Sis ter M. Florentine. Dir. Pupils, 190. ET. ELIZABETH'S Curtis and Eleventh streets, Very Rev. Francis Koch. O. F M., superior and pastor: Rev. Fidells Kircher, O. F. M., F.ev. Bernard Spiegei-ber&. Spiegei-ber&. O. F. M., Rev. Peter Pfister. O. F. ! M.. assistants; two lay brothers. j School Four Franciscan Sisters; Sister M. Lonrina, Dir. Pupils, 225. Stations The Kev. Franclncan Fathers of St. Elizabeth's. Denver, attend various vari-ous railway stations on the Kansas Pacific. Pa-cific. : Chapels St. Anthony's Hospital, Poor i. Sisters of St. Francis of Perpetual Ad oration; Rev. Fr. Albert, chaplain; St. Clara's Convent; Franciscan Sisters. BT. FRANCIS DE SALES Alameda and Lincoln avenues. Hev. William Morrin, pastor. 6T. JOSEPH'S South Water Ftreet and Sixth avenue. Rev. Edward K. Cant-w Cant-w well. C. SS. R.. pastor; Revs. P. Geier- mann, Alphonsus Herzog. C. SS. R., Stephen Eisler. C. SS. K.: two lay brothers. Res. fi0" W. Sixth avenue. School Seven Sisters of Mercy; pupils. 230. ST. LEO THE GREAT Rev. William O'Ryan, pastor; Rev. A. B. Casey, assistant. as-sistant. BT. PATRiCICS-Rev. J. P. Carrigan. pastor. Rps., .12fil Bell avenue. Assistant. Assist-ant. Rev. Fr. Clark. School Seven Sisters of St. Joseph. Mother Moth-er M. Irene. Dir. Pupils, 325. ChapeJs House of Good Shepherd. LORETTO HEIGHTS Rev. Richard Brady, chaplain. Missions Fort Logan near Denver, St. Patrick's. St. Joseph's Hospital. Sisters of Charity. Rev. Timothy O'Brien, chaplain. Mission: Denver. St. John the Evangelist, Detroit street, Harman. OCR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL (Logan avenue chapel) Rev. M. F. Callanan. pastor: Rev. P. S. McDonald, Rev. J. B. White, assistant. ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST Third i ' and Detroit. Harman: Rev. T. O'Brien, i pastor. Res., St. Joseph's Hospital. I Rv. T. H. Malone, res. 133S Downing j Ave., Denver. ' Outside City of Denver. ASPEN, PITKIN CO.-St. Paul's, Rev. J. B. Pltaval. pastor. Station Ashcroft. BOUNDER Sacred Heart of Jesus. Rev. P. C. Lochschmidt, O. S. B., pastor and supr. School FlVe Sisters of Charity, B. V. M. Pupils, 160. Missions Erie, St. Scholastlca's; Ward, St. Benedict. Stations Eldora. Longford, Lyons, Springdale, Sunset, Sunshine. Chapel St. Gertrude's Academy. BRECKINRIDGE. SUMMIT CO. St. Mary's; Rev. D. J. Robertson, pastor. Missions Alma, Como. Fairplay, Montezuma. Monte-zuma. Red Cliff, Robinson. Stations Gilman, King, Kokomo. CANYON CITY. FREMONT CO. St. Michael's, Mi-chael's, attended by the Fathers of St. Leander's Benedictine Priory; Rev. Mar-cellus Mar-cellus Rettger. O. S. B., pastor; also attends the penltentiarv. FLORENCE St. Benedict's. Rockvale. St. Patrick's, attended by Rev. Edmund Butz. O. S. B.. pastor at Canyon Cltv. 8tation Brookside. Chapel of Mt. St. Scholastica's Academy-Right Academy-Right Rev. Andrew Hintenach, O. B.. chaplain. CASTLE ROCK Attended by the Fran-, Fran-, ciscan Fathers of Dener. " CENTRAL CITY. GILPIN CO.-St. Mary's of the Assumption. Rtv. Joseph M. Desaulniers. pastor. School Six Msters ot ist. Joseph. Stations Black Hawk. NevadaviUe, Russell Rus-sell Gulch. COLORADO CITY. EL PASO OO.-St Ann's. Rev. Wm. Howlett. pastor. COLORADO SPRINGS-St. Mary's. Rev. Frederick Bender, pastor; Rev. Hush McMenamln, assistant. School Sisters of Iyoretto. Pupils, 25. Stations Falcon, Fountain, Franceville, Pevton. CONEJOS Our Lady of Gaudalupe. Rev. Joseph Monu narelli. S. J.. supr. and pastor: Rev. Joseph Colie de Vita, S J. Trov ' j"' MaffPi' S" J- Rcv- Fer1 School-Sisters of Loretto. Pupils J50 Mlssions-Antonlto. Capulin. Cenlcero Cerrltas. Los Tir.os. Mesltas. San Antonio, An-tonio, ban Rafael, Sauces. Stations Cresco. umhres," La Jara No A;ua, Osier. Pinas. San Antonito, Sublette. Sub-lette. Toltec. Tres IMdras Tusas CRIPPLE CREEK St. lWr ' Rev ' - Father G.. Raber. pastor. DEL NORTE Holy Name of Marv Rev F. X. Tomassini. S. J.. pastor-' " Rev' Stephen Good, S. J., P. O. Box 96 Missions Alamosa. Bachelor. Creede Fort Garland. Monte Vista. Piaza Val-dz. Val-dz. Rio Carnero, Saguache, Upper Sa- gauche. Stations-Bonanza. Hooper. Los Mop.-)-tes. Mofflt. Moses. Orient. Mines Placer R.io Embargo. Rio S.m Luis.' Soutti Fork, Sierra Blanca, Suminitvllle Villi ! Grove. DELTA St. Julianas. Rev. P. Burke O S M.. pastor. ' DI'RANGO St. Columbus. Rev. J Hick- 1 ey, pastor. ' I School Sisters of Mercv. ! FORT COLLINS Immaculate Conception. Concep-tion. Rev. J. J. La Jeunesse. tastnr Mission-Greely, St. Peter's. Stations Evans. La. Porte, Loveland Stout. ' GEORGE TO W N O u r Lady of Lourdes Rev. J. J. Donnelly, pastor. School Three Sisters of St. Joseph. Mission Silver Plume. GILLKTT Rev. Victor Frasianl, pastor Mission Anaconda. GLENWOOD SPRINGS Rev. D. S. O Regley. riator. St. Stephen's church ' ! Missions Newcastle. Parachute. Stations Aspen Junction, Carbondale I 'ardiff. Eagle. Gypsus, Meeker, Min-I Min-I turn. Rifle. 1 GULDEN St. Joseph's, attended by the Franciscan Fathers of Denver. i Mission Morrison. Stations Buffalo Park. Evergreen GOLDFIELD Rev. Charles J. Carr. pa-- tor. ' I Missions Altman. Independence, Summit GRAND JUNCTION-St. Joseph's. Rev. T. M. Conway, pastor. Mission-Fruita. Mation Deboque J GUNNISON St. Peter's. Rev. F. Dilly. I Pastro. I Mission Crested Butte. - ; j -Rations Baldwin. Pitkin.' HMHO SPRINGS St. Paul'g. Rev. 1L v y1-- McCab. pastor. 7 Mission Iawson I M J'NTA St. Patrick's. Rev. John I Srlnker. pastor. j Missions Las Animas, Nine Miles, Rocky Ford. Stations Caddoa, Granada, Lamar. j LAKE CITY St. Rose. Rev. . Missions Cimmaron. Sapinero. ! LEAUVILLE Annunciation. Rev. J. J. I Gibbons; Rev. W. F. Healv, assistant, j School Sisters of Charity. Pupils. C30. Missions Ibex. St. Joseph's. Rev. John Perse, pastor. I LONGMONT-St. John's. Rev. Nicolas Seidl. Res., Boulder. LOUISVILLE St. Louis. Rev. Henry Hohman. IIAMTOU Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Hev. John Duffy, p'astor. Stations Cascade, Green Mountain, Midland Mid-land Park. . OURAY St. Patrick's. Rev. C. M. Fer-; Fer-; rari. Mission Montrose, San Miguel, i Stations Ophir, Ur.compahgre. Pi i'-BLO St. Ignatius. Kev. Edmund Ley. St. l'atrick's Rev. A. J. Brunner. S. J.; lie vs. L. M. Krentz, S. J.; G. Massa, ; S. J. School Five Sisters of Charity. Pupils. Chapels. St. Joseph's. St. Mary's, Rev. C.wil Zupan, O. S. B., Revs. A. Blahnik, O. S. B. School Sisters of St. Benedict. Pupils. 175. Mission Montezuma. St. Boniface Very Rev. Gregory Zlelin-hoier. Zlelin-hoier. O. S. B. Schools Two Sisters of St. Benedict. 1 SALIDA St. Joseph's. Rev. Frank Rl- valHer, pastor. : Mission Buena Vista. . i S;ations Alpine. Centerville, 'jrfinue. Maversvllle, Mears. Monarch. Nathrop, Newett. Poncha, Riverside, St. Elmo S1LVEKTON St. Patrick' s. Rev. cor-I cor-I nelius O'Rourke, pastor I Stations Howardsvilie, Red Mountain. SOUTH BOULDER Sacred Heart ot Marv. Rev. Cornelius Enders, pastor. TKLLVRIDE Rev. Thomas Carroll, pastor. StiU ion Rico. TRINIDAD Most Holy Trinity. Pev- Salvador Persone. S. J.. supr. Revs. P. M. PenelU. A. Gilbert. Caletan Bertelero, Aiex. Dreane. School Six Sisters of Charity. Pupils. 250. Missions Aquilar. Barela, El Moro. I Gaudalupe, iUtFtir.grs. j Stations Downing. Hoehne. Cordovac. Martir.cz. Oloumos, Rinconenac, fetark-viile. fetark-viile. Stontw;.'.!. Sooris, Trincert. Tijeras, Trujiilas, Upper Starkvi.le. Varos, Weston. , Stations Apishopa, Berwind. Englevllle. Grav Creek, Los Colorados, San Miguel. -VICTOR-St. Victor's. Rev. Edward Downey. ;-iastor. WALSEXBURG Our Lady of Sorrows. Rev. Gabriel Ussel. pastor. Missions Los Chaves, Los Cretones, Rito de Galiir.HS. ! Stations Cruz Naranjo. Cucharac, Le I Veta, Las Garcias, North Veta, Rlto L Oso. Rouse. St. Mary's. I WEST CLIFF Assumption B. V. M. Rev. I R. Servant, pastor. Mission Silver Cliff. I Ststions Querida. Upper Texas. WRAY St. Andrew's. Rev. J. J. Riordan, pastor. . ... Missions Brighton, Jlolyoke, Plattvllle, Sterling. Yuma, i Stations Akron. Eckley. Fort Morgan. Hardin, Lansing, Sedgwick, A aldon. In Charge of Religious Orders. ORDERS OF MEN. DENVER College of the Sacred Heart. Rev. J. J. Bruwn. S. J.. pres.: Rev. J. B. Schimpf. V. P.; Rev. I. Modestus, sec; Rev. D Pantanella, treas.: Rev. H. J. Swift, chaplain; Rev. B. A. Schifflni, pastor of the Holy Family Parish. Rev. L. Fede. chaplain of fct. Vincent's Orphan Asylum; Rev. A. J. Bertram, director of music; Rev. A. A. Laur. Mr. A. J. Lebeaii. Mr. A. Forster, Mr. J. P. Murray, Mr. J. B. Hugh; Messrs. E. S. Behiei.-s, C. J. Garde, S. Meyer. G. Bucnar. C. A. McDonell. E. S. Hyde, all of tne So-cietv So-cietv of Jesus. Number of boarding students, f. Day pupils. 70. CANON CITY St. Ieanders Priory. Verv Rev. Gregorv Zielnhofer, O. S. B.. prior.; Revs. P. Rettger, Edmund Butz. DELTA Monastery f St. Juliana. Home for the Servite Fathers. Rev. P. Burke, O. S. M., supr. ORDERS OF WOMEN. DENVER House of toe Good Sheperd, Evans and Cedar Sts. 27 Sisters of the Good Shepherd. Mother Mary of St. Emillana, superior; preservation ani industrial classes. 7a; reform classes, S4; to the House Is attached an Industrial Indus-trial School. Loretto Heights (Loretto P. O.. Colo.) This Acadotnv is situated sevn miles from Denver. Thirty-three Sisters of Loretto, Sister M. Louis, superior: Sister Sis-ter M. Pancratia, directress of studies. St. Anthony's Hospital W. Colfax Awe. 39 Poor Sisters of St. Francis of fne Perpetual Adoration. Sister M. Hu-berta, Hu-berta, superior. Convent and Novitiate of Sisters Ct Mercy. Twelve Sisters. St. Catherine's Home for Working Girls. California St.. between 16th and 17th Sts. Under the care of the Sisters of Mercy, for the protection of younr: girls and women of good character; It is a home for business women and girls employed In stores of seeking work in families, etc. Music, needle work, domestic do-mestic economy, etc.. will also be taught. An employment bureau Is connected con-nected with the house. Sister M. John Baptist, superior. Fifteen Sisters. Admitted Ad-mitted during the year. St. Clara's Convent Sto2 Tenth street, cor. Champa. S.xteen Franciscan Sisters. Sister M. Donata, superior. To the convent are attached a Home for ladies with or without employment, and an Orphanage. Orphans. 123. St. Joseph's Hospital Eighteenth Ave and Humboldt St. Thirty Sistwa of Charity. Sister M. Felicitas. sister-servant; sister-servant; Rev. Timothy O'Enen. chaplain. chap-lain. Training school for nurses. St. Vincent's Orphanage Eighteen Sisters of Charity. Mother M. Peter, supr. Attended At-tended by Sacred Heart College. Orphans, Or-phans, 2D0. St . Marv's Academy 1430 California street. This Institution, conducted by 17 Sisters of Loretto, Is intended for day scholars only. Sisters M. Dolorlne, superior. su-perior. Pupils. 130. The Mercy Sanitarium Conducted by the Sisters of Mercy, cor. Sixteenth ave. and Milwaukee street. BOULDER Mount St. Gertrude Academy CANON CITY Mt. St. Scholaatlca's Academy Twelve Sisters of St. Benedict. Bene-dict. Sister M. Rose, superior; Sister M. Callista. director; Rt. Rev. Archibald Archi-bald A. Hintenach. O. S. B.. chaplain. chap-lain. Pupils. 100. Connected with thu is a Novitiate. CENTRAL CITY St. Aloyslus' Academy --Sisters of St. Joseph. Sister M. Agatha, superior. Pupils. 140. COLORADO SPRINGS Conducted by the Sisters of Charily. Rev. T. Volpe, chap-lain. chap-lain. . Patients. 300. I Loretto Academy Seven Sisters of Loretto. Pupils. 130. St. Francis Hospital Twenty-one Sisters of St. Francis of Perpetual Adoration. Rev. A. J. Happe. chaplain. Patients during year. 1.220. CONEJOS Sacred Heart Academy. Five Sisters of Loretto. CRIPPLE CREEK St. Nicholas Hospital. Hos-pital. Six Sisters of Mercy. Dl'RANGO St. Mary's Convent and Boarding School Thirteen Sisters of Mercy. Mercv Hospital Six Sisters of Mercy. GEORGETOWN St. Joseph's Hospital. Seven Sisters of St. Joseph. GRVND JUNCTION St. Mary's Hospital. Hos-pital. Four Sisters of Charity. LEADVILLE St. Vincent's Hospital. Eight Sisters of Charity. MANITOU The Montcalme Sanitarium. A pleasant and sunny place of retirement retire-ment and rest for priests and lav peopl-i who wish to enjoy 'he comforts of home, combined with the care usually given in a sanitarium. Conducted by the Sisters of Mercy. Mother M. Vincent, Vin-cent, superior. Six Sisters: 135 Invalids received during the year. No infectious or contagious diseases admitted. OURAY St. Joseph's Hospital. Conducted Con-ducted bv the Sisters of Mercy. PUEBLO Lore tie Academy. Fourteen Sisters of Ixretto. St. Mary's Hospital Eleven Sisters cf TRInVdaD San Rafael Hospital. Nine Sister of Charity. DIOCESE OF CHEYENNE. (Dlocesls Cheyennesis.) Established Aug. 9. 1887. Comprises the State of Wyoming. Snuare miles, 37.575. Right Reverend Thos. M. Lenlhan, D.D., Bishop of Chevenne: consecrated Fe. 2-!. IS9,. Residence, Cheyenne, Wyo.. St. Mary's cathedral, corner Nineteenth and Ferguson streets. First Bishop Rt. Rev. Maurice F. Burke, D. D.. cons. Oct. 2S. 1SS7; transferred trans-ferred to the See of SL Joseph, Mo June IS, 18y3. Vicar General Very Rev. -H. Cummls- key, V. G. Res., Laramie, Wyo. .Chancellor and Secretary Rev. George J. Bryant. Res., Cheyenne cathedral. -Bishop's Council Very Rev. Hugh Cuni-i Cuni-i misky, V. G.. Laramie; Rev. John Deia-huntv. Deia-huntv. Rock Springs; Rev. M. Ternes, Rawlins: Rev. Peter Casey. Evanston. Procurator Fiscatis Rw. John Dela- hunty. Rock Spricgs- r Defensor Matrimonii Rev. SI. Ternes, Rawlins. CHEYENNE St. Marv's cathedral, Rt. Rev. Thomas M. Lenihan. D. D., pastor. Revs. George J. Bryant and M. P. Golden, assistants. Convent and Academy of the Sisters of the Holy Child Jesus. Stations attended from Cathedral-Badger, Cathedral-Badger, Egbert, Fairbanks, Chugwater, Fort Russell, Hartville, Horseshoe, ! Islay, Pine Bluffs, Sherman, Uva, ! Wheatland. CASPEK, NATRONA COUNTY St. An-1 An-1 thony of Padua's, Rev. James A. Keating. Keat-ing. Missions Douglas, Fort Laramie, Glen , Rock. I Stations Glendo, Lusk, Oris Junction. I EVANSTON. UINTA COUNTY St. I Mary Magdalen's. Rev. Peter Casey, iastor. i Stations Almv. Aspen, Carter, Castle Rock, Fort Brldger. Hilliard, State la-sane la-sane Asylum, Wansaich. KEMMERER St. Patrick's. Rev. L. E. Duschene, pastor. : Station Diamondville. : LANDER Church of Immaculate Con-ception. Con-ception. B. V. M. Rev. John Nolan. School Sisters of St. Francis. Stations Atlantic, Basin City, Fovt Washakie, Haley, Hot Springs, Miner's Delight, Thermopolis. LARAMIE, ALBANY COUNTY St. Lawrence O'Toole's. Very Rev. Hugh Cummiskey, V. G., pastor; chapel, convent con-vent and academy of Sisters of Charity. Stations Carbon, Dale Creek. Medicine Bow, Rock Creek, State Penitentiary, Tie Siding, Wyoming. NEW CASTLE Corpus Chrlsti, Rev. Thomas P. Hayes, pastor. Missions Cambria, Sundance, Merino. RAWLINS St. Joseph's. Rev. M. Ternes, pastor; assistant. Rev. T. J. Lynch. Convent and School Sisters of St. Francis. Fran-cis. Five sisters; Sister M. Aquint, supr. Day pupils, 80. Stations Boggs. Dana. Ferris, Fort Steels, Grand Encampment, Hanna, Rongis, Saratoga Springs. ROCK SPRINGS Church of Our Lady of Dolors, Rev. John Delahunty, pastor. Convent and school In course of erection. Mission--Green River. Church of Immaculate Im-maculate Conception. Stations Bitter Creek, Granger, Henry Gorks, Point of Rocks, State Hospital, Walmsutter. SHERIDAN Church of the Holy Name. Rev. P. U. Sasse, pastor. Missions Buffalo, Parkman. Stations Big Horn, Clearmont. Fort Mc-Klnney, Mc-Klnney, Gillette, Moorecraft, Ram-chester. Ram-chester. St. Stephen's Indian Mission Shoshone reservation, Fremont County. Very Rev. Balthazer Feusl, S. J., director; Rev. Frank Sansone. S. J., Soclus. There are 1,900 Indians on the reservation reserva-tion belonging to the Shoshone an-i Arapahoe tribes. Many of them have been oaptized and are practical Catholics. Catho-lics. The Mission schools are attended by ISO children. The boys are taught by the Jesuit Fathers and the girls by th.j Sisters of St. Francis. In Charge of Religious Orders. j CHEYENNE Convent and Academy of the Holy Child Jesus, Rev. Mother M. Gonzaga, superior. sixteen Sisters. Academy and boarding school of young ladies .conducted by the Sisters of tha Holy Child Jesus. Day scholars, 209; boarders, 50. LANDER School in charge of Sisters of St. Francis. St. Stephen's Mission. Indian In-dian boarding school; Boys' school, Jesuit Fathers; Girls' school. Sisters of St. Francis, Mother M. Columba, superior; su-perior; Sisters, 12; pupils. 150. RAWLINS. Convent and day school of the Sisters of St. Francis, Mother M. Anulna, supr. Eo.irders, 20; day pupils, 80. Religious Communities in. Diocese. Jesuit Fathers (Rockv Mountain Mission). Mis-sion). St. Stephen's: Sisters of the Hoh-Child Hoh-Child Jesus (Philadelphia, Pa.) Cheyenne; Sisters of Charity (Leavenworth (Leaven-worth Kan.), Laramie; Sisters of St. Francis (Philadelphia. Pa.), St. Stephens; Steph-ens; Sisters of St. Francis (Philadelphia, Pa.), Lander and Rawlins. DIOCESE OF BOISE. (Diocesis Xylopolitana.) Established as a vlcarlaie-Hpostolic March S 189 Erected a diocese by His Holiness Pope Leo XHI, August 25. 3S33. Comprises tne State cf Idaho. Square miles 84 -2A. Right Rev. A. J. lilorleux, D D Bishop of Boise; cens. Titular-Bishop of Apol Ionia. April IB, 1SS5; transferred to the fcee of Boise, August 26, 1&93. Res Boise, Idaho, HJ'J Ninth St. First VJear-Apostolle Right Rev. Louis Looteos, D. D.; consecrated Bishop of Castabala, Aug. 9, 186S; resigned, 1876; died. Jan. 13. 1898. Former Administrators Most Rev F X Blatichet, D. D., and Most Rev. C. j' Beg hers. D. D. Diocesan Consultor Rev. Cyril Van der Donckt. BOISE, ADA CO. Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist. 1133 Nintn St.; Rt. Rev. A. J. Glorieux, D. D.; Rev. J. Beus-mans. Beus-mans. Chapels St. Alphonsus Hospital, State street; attended from cathedral. St. Teresa's Academy Jefferson Ave.; attended at-tended from the cathedral. COTTONWOOD, IDAHO Co.-Our Lady Helg of Christians; Rev. L. Mueller. S. School St. Aloyslus; lay teacher; pupils, pu-pils, 25. Mission Grangeville, Idaho Co. St. Peter's Pe-ter's and St. Paul's. Stations Elk City, Florence, John Day's Creek, Mount Idaho. Warren. DE SMET. KOOTENNAI CO.-Sacrsd Heart. Coeur d'Alene Indian Mission, . Very Rev. M. J. Caruana, S. J. supr., assisted by Fathers from the Novitiate. Noviti-ate. GENESEE, LATAH CO. St. Mary's. Rev R. Keyier. School St. Joseph's, six Sisters of St. Benedict. Pupils, 91. HAILEY St. Charles. Rev. L. Gods- chalx, pastor. Missions Belleview, St. Francis Xavlers- Glenn's Ferry. St. Brldgids; Ketchum, St. Mary's; Shoshone, Lincoln Co.. St. Peter'H. 1 Stations Bay Horse, Bonanza, Broadford Bullion, Camas Prairie. Challis, Clayton, Clay-ton, Custer, Houston, Mountain Home, Rocky Bar, Sawtooth, Smoky. IDAHO CITY. BOISE CO. St. Joseph's. Rev. J. Thomas. Missions Centrevllle, Garden Valley Granite Creek. Stations Jerusalem, Pearl. Pioneerville Placervllle, Willow Creek. IDAHO FALLS Holy Rosary church, Rev. J. A. Mooney, pastor. Stations Bannister. Blackfoot. Market Lake, Rexburg. Salmon City, St. Anthony. An-thony. KEUTERVILLE, IDAHO CO. Holy Cross, Rev. M. Parolini, S. D. S. Missions Green Creek, Ferdinand. LAPWAY (SUckpoo P. O.), NES PERCES CO. St. Joseph's, Revs. Al. Soer. S. J.; J. Nicholson, S. J. School St. Joseph's Day. Pupils, 30. Missions Nez Perces, Holy Trinity. Stations Cameron, Fletcher, Forest, Fr.i- zer, Leland, Mason Prairie, Merthol, Oroflno, Peck, Pierce City, Pine City. Russell. Welppe. LEW1STON St. Stanislaus, Rev. M. Meyer, S. J.; Rev. C. J. J. Donegan, S. J. MONTPELIER Blessed Sacrament, Rev. W. J. A. Hendricks. Mission Z. A. Dempsey, Our Lady of Lourdes. Stations Cratar, Manson, Pegram, Soda Springs. MOSCOW Holy Trinity. Missions Juliatta, American Ridge, Ken- drlck. Lenvllle, Troy, Vollmer. NAMPA St. Paul's, Rev. L. Gillaume. Mission Silver City. Stations Bruneau, De Lamar, Sinker OLD C COEUR D'ALENE MISSION Sacred Sa-cred Heart church, Rev. Father F. M. Punghorst; Rev. C. Bmsten, S. J. POCATELLO St. Joseph. Rev. Father Van der Donckt. RATHDRUM St. Stansialaus Kotska, Rev. Thomas J. PurcelL Missions cBonner's Ferry, Coeur d'Alene, Kootenai. Priests' River. Stations Harrison, Fort Sherman, Hope, Leonia, Newport. Sand Point. WALLACE St. Alphonsus, Rev. F. A. Becker. "' , ' ' . Providence Hospital Rev. J. J. Burrie. Missions Mullan, Wardner. Stations Burke, Delta, Eagle, Gem, Llt-tlefleld. Llt-tlefleld. Murray, Myrtle, Osborn. WEISER St. Agnes, Rev. Father Van Nistleroy. Missions Emmet, Payette, Caldwell, Cuprum. Indian Valley, Parma, Salmon, Salubria. IN CHARGE OF RELIGIOUS ORDERS. ORDERS OF MEN. DE SMET Residence of the Jesuit Fathers. Fa-thers. Very Rev. Father J. M. Caruana, Caru-ana, S. J., supr.. Revs. H. Schuler, S. J., C. Rossle, S. J.. scholastics, 3 lay brothers connected with the Novitiate, 14 scholastic novices, 7 lay brother novices. Industrial School for Coeur d'Alene Indian In-dian boys, under the direction of the Jesuit Fathers. Pupils, 50. ! LiEWISrON-St. AJorstua Academy i Boarding and day school, conducted by the Jesuit Fathers. Students, 23. ORDERS OF WOMEN. BOISE St. Teresa's Academy. Boardin? and day school for young ladles. Sisters of the Holy Cross. Thirteen sisters Boarders, 33; day pupils. 108. St. Joseph's School for Boys Under the direction of the Sisters of the Holy Cross. Pupils, 40. St. Alphonsus Hospital Eight Sisters of ( the Holy Cross. : DE 3MET Immaculate Conception school for Indian girls. Seven sisters of Providence. Pupils, 64. Boarding and day school. GENESEE St. Joseph's school. Six sisters sis-ters of St. Benedict. Pupils, 91. LEWISTON Visitation school. Nine sisters of the Visitation. Pupils, 50. POCATELLO St. Joseph's Day school. Six sisters of the Hoiy Cross. Pupils. 100. WALLACE. Providence Hospital. Nine sisters of Providence. Patients average about 60. Heligious Communities in Diocese. Jesuit Fathers at De Smet, Lapwai, Lew. iston. Society of the Divine Savior at Keuter- vll.e and Cottonwood. Sisters of the Holy Cross. Boise and Pocatello. Sisters of Providence, De Smet, Wallace. Sisters of St. Benedict, Genesee, Keuter-ville. Keuter-ville. Sisters of the Visitation, Lewlston. DIOCESE OF HELENA. (DIoceusis Helenensls.) Erected March 7, 1S84, comprising the state of Montana, Square miles, 146,080. Right Reverend John Baptist Brondel, D.D., first bishop of Helena; cons. Dec. 14, 1879. at Victoria, V. I.; res., Helena, Mont. Cathedral Diocesan consultors. Revs. P. De Siere, J. J. Callaghan, H. B. Al-laeys, Al-laeys, V. Day. Synodal Examiners Revs. L. B. Palladia, H. B. Allaeys. S. J. Sullivan. Irremovable Rector Rev. Peter DeSiere. Judices Consarum Revs. P. De Siere, V. Day, H. Arts. CITY OF HELENA Cathedral of the Sacred Heart. Rt. Rev. Jonn Baptiat Brondel, D.D., bishop and pastor. Rev. V. Day, priest in charge; Rev. Stephen Sullivan. D. D., and Rev. M. O'D. Barry, Bar-ry, assistants. St. Helena's Attended by Rev. S. J. Sullivan, Sul-livan, D.D. Mission East Helena, Lewis and Clarke Co., weekly, Rev. M. O'D. Barry. ANACONDA St. Paul's, Rev. A. R. Coopman. St. Peter's Rev. John B. Plrnat, rector. School Seven Ursuline Sisters. Pupus, 200. St. Ann's Hospital Anaconda, Rev. J. H. O'Brien. AUGUSTA Rev. N. M. Snels, rector. Missions Choteau. St. Luke's; Dupuyer, iloiy Cross. Stations Bynum, Raymond, Teton Co. BELT Rev. Jos. Pudenz. rector. Stations 'Barker, Big Sandy, Highwood, ' Klbby. Neihart. Sande-Coulee. BILLINGS St. Joachin's, Rev. Fr. Van Clarenbeck, rector. I Mission Brldger, Carbon Co. Stations Gebo. Mirrett, Sweetgrass Co. BOULDER St. Catherine s, Rev. J. B. Thompson, rector. Missions Boulder Valley, Clancy. 6tations Alhambra, Basin, Corbin, Elk-horn, Elk-horn, Wickes. BUTTE CITY St. Patrick's. Rev. P. De Siere, rector: Kev. John English, Cornelius Harrington, Charles Mc-Glynn, Mc-Glynn, assistants. School Sixteen Sisters of Charity. Pupils, 76. Stations Burlington. Rocker, Silver Bow. Church of Sacred Heart Rev. J. J. Cal-ianan, Cal-ianan, pastor: Rev. Thos. Stack, assistant. assist-ant. Bozeman Rev. H. B. Allaey. Station Meadervllle. CHINOOK. St. Gabriel's. Rev. T. Eber- schweller, rector. . Missions Glasgow, Havre, Oswego, Poplar. Wolf Point. Station Asslnibolne. DEER LODGE Immaculate Conception, Rev. Rem de Ryckere, rector; Thomas Vhelan, assistant. Missions Flintcreek Valley, Helmville. Stations Bearsmouth, Blackfoot City, Ehlston. Garnet, Gold Creek, Lincoln, Qulgley, Washington. DILLON St. Rose - de Lima. Rev. Victor Vic-tor Van de Broeck. Missions Laurln, Virginia. Stations Bannock" City. Beaverhead, Brown's Glendale, Horee Prairlo, Par-rott, Par-rott, Sheridan, Trapper, Twin Bridges. FORT BENTON Immaculate Conception. Concep-tion. P. M.' Gallagher, rector. FREXCHTOWN St. Jofcn the Baptist. Rev. A. Quesnel. rector. GREAT FALLS St. Ann's, Rev. C. Pan-welyn. Pan-welyn. Holy Family Mission Rev. A. J. Vasta, S. J.; Kev. Jos. DamSanl, 6. J. Mission Birch Creek. KALISPBL St. Matthew's. Rv. H. Arts. Mission Columbia Falls. LHWISTON St. Leo's. Rev. James Vermaat. j k Stations Oilt Edge, Judith Basin, Maiden, Maid-en, Spotted Horse. Stations Big Timber. Belgrade, Central Park, Chestnut, Cook, Hoar, Manhattan, Manhat-tan, Tlmberllne. Whitehall. MARYSVILLE St. Mary's. C. G. Follett. Stations Bald Butte, Sliver. MILES CITY Sacred Heart. Rev. Joseph Blaere. School Connected with Ursuline Academy. Acad-emy. Missions Fort Keogh, Glenoive, Wlbe-aux. Wlbe-aux. Stations Ekalakt, Forsyth, Newton, Peace Bottom. MISSOULA CITY St Francis Xavier's. Rev. L. B. Palladino, 8. J. I School Sisters of Charity of Provldenc. Pupils, 170. Missions Florence, Hamilton, Stevens- vllle. Stations Bonner, Carvallls, Grass Valley, Val-ley, Guest House, Skalkho PHlLIPSBURG 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 tem. ST. FRANCIS XAVIER'S MI8310N-Crow MI8310N-Crow Indian reservation. Rev. John Beschl, S. J., superior. Missions 8t. Charles', St. Simon's. Station Blr Horn vai)ejr. ST TflTM ATI f TS' MI S9tO Vnl 1 Vio.l reservation. Revs. J. D'Aste, S. J.: A. Dimier. S. J. Mission Horseplalns, Jocko. Stations Kootenai, Indians, Thompson's Falls. ST. LABRE'S MISSION Cheyennes. Rev. Aloyslus Mueller, S. J., rector. Three Ursuline Sisters. Station Lame Deer Agency. ST. PAUL'S MISSION Gros Ventres and Asslnboine Indians, Rev. Charle3 Mackln. 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., Whiti Sulphur Springs. Stations Castle. Diamond City, Hassel Radereburg, Toston, Winston. WALKERVILLE St. Lawrence O'Toole Rev. Fr. Batens, rector; Rev. Patrick Ryan, assistant. School Four Sisters of Charity. Pupils. Stations Brown's Gulch, Strlngton. In Charge of Secular Clergy. HELENA St. Aloyslus' College, daj school for boys. Rev. Stephen J. Sulli-van, Sulli-van, D.D., principal. Four Sisters ol Charity. Attendance. 125. In Charge of Religious Orders. ORDERS OF MEN. HOLY FAMILY MISSION-Indlan 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. ST. PAUL'S MISSION-Boardlng school for Indians. In care of Jesuit Fathers Pupils, 40. ST. XAVIER'S MISSION Boarding school for Indians. In care of Jesuit Fathers. Pupils, 30. .. "C8U11 ORDERS OF WOMEN. HELENA St. Vincent's Academy Boarding Board-ing and day school. Eighteen Sisters of Charity. Pupils, 256. 3 ui St. John's Hospital Nine Sisters of Charity. Char-ity. Patients during year, 975 St. John's Orphanage Twelve Sisters of Charity. Orphans, 140 M. D. O'Barry chaplain. ' House of the Good Shepherd Eight Sisters. Sis-ters. Thirty inmates. Rev. Stephen J Sullivan, D. D. ANACONDA St. Ann's Hospital Twelve Sisters of Charity. Patients durlnr th year, 1,100. Rev. J. H. O'Brien. BILLINGS St. Vincent's Hospital. Seven Sisters of Charity. Patients yearly vn BUTTE CITY St. James' Hospital. Seventeen Sev-enteen Sisters of Charity, Patients dur- ' ing yeaf , 1,000. ' - " - St. Patrick's School Sisters, 19. Pupils, 770. ' DEER LODGE St. Mary's Academy. Boarding and day school for girls Eleven Sisters of Charity. Boarders 54' Day papUs S). St i Remlgius School for Boys Ohm Sister of Charity. Pupils, 20. St. Joseph's Hospital Six Sisters of Charitv. Patients during the year. 200. FORT Bi;XTON St. Clare's Hospital. Seven Si iters of Charity of Provide nce. Patientt during year, Srtl. GREAT FALLS Columbus Hospital, sixteen six-teen Sisters of Charity of Providence. Patients- during the year. 1.C3S. Holy Fi.milv Mission Indian school. Eight I rsufine Nuns. Pupils, 52. MILES CITY Sacred Heart Academy. MISSOULA Provincial House of the Sis-; Sis-; ters of Charity and Academy of the I Sacred Heart. Thirteen Sisters. I St. Patrick's Hospital-Eighteen Sisters of Charity of Providence. Patients during dur-ing year, 627. St. Fra.tcis Xavier's Mission Indian Ir.-dustrlil Ir.-dustrlil school. Five Ursuline Nuns. Pupils. 70. St Ignatius' Mission Holy Family Indian In-dian uchool for girls. Twelve Sisters of Charity of Providence. Attendance, 14 poor inmates. Pupils, 73. St. Joieph's Kindergarten Thirteen Ur sulinft Nuns. Pupils. 100. St. Libre's Mission Indian Industrial school. Five Ursuline Nuns. Pupils, i0. St. i?aul's Mission Indian Industrial Eoa'ding school. Eight Ursuline Nuns. FupUs. 60. St. Peter's Mission Holy Family Ursuline Ursu-line Convent, Motherhouse for the Ur-suliia Ur-suliia Indian Mission. Twenty Sisters. Unalae Academy for white girls. Pu-pili Pu-pili , J. Ursuline College for boys. Pupils, Pu-pils, 1. Ursuline school for Indian girls. Pupils, 60. , WALKERVILLE St. Joseph's school. Four Sisters of Charity. Pupils. 190. DIOCESE OF SALT LAKE. (Diocesis Lacus Salst.) Established as a Vicarlate-Apostolic in 18S; erected a diocese in 1891. Includes all Utah and the counties of Eureka, Lander, Lincoln, White Pine, Nye and Elko in the State of Nevada. Square miles, in Utah, 82,190; In Nevada, 71.578. Total. 153,768. Right Rev. Lawrence Scanlan, D. D., Bishop of Salt Lake, Utah; consecrated June 29, 1887; residence. resi-dence. Salt Lake City, Utah. Vicar General Very Rev. D. Kiely; residence. resi-dence. Salt Lake, City, Utah. SALT LAKE CITY St. Mary Magdalen's. Rt. Rev. L. Scanlan, D. D., bishop and pastor; Very Rev. D. Klely, V. G.; Revs. A. V. Keenan, M. Curran, M. A, Kennedy, and M. Sheehan, assistants. Missions Bingham, Mercur, Provo. Stations Alta, Fort Douglas. Sandy, Stockton. St. Patrick's Rev. R. Klely, rector. CASTLE GATE, CARBON CO. Holy Rosary Ro-sary church. Rev. Peter Bulfamonte, rector. EUREKA St. Patrick's church. Rev. P. Donahue, rector. Schools Five Sisters of the Holy Cross. Sister Marguerita, supr. Pupils, 130. Stations Diamond City, Mammoth, Sliver Sli-ver City. v OGDEN St. Joseph's church. Rev. P. M. Cushnahan, rector. School For bovs (connected with the academy). Sisters of the Holy Cross. Pupils, 130. Sacred Heart Academy Sister M. Celsus, supr. PARK CITY St. Mary's of the Assumption. Assump-tion. Rev. T. Galligan, rector. School Five Sisters of the Holy Cr038. Sister M. Gabriella, directress. Day scholars, 14S. Stations Coalville, Summit county; Echo, Heber City. Wanship, Summit county. Nevada. AUSTIN St. Augustine's. Rev. James Butler. Missions Battle Mountain (church), Belmont Bel-mont (church). EUREKA St. Brendans'. Rev. Joseph Mannion. rector. Missions Cherry Creek (church). Hamilton Hamil-ton (church). Stations Elko. Eli, Kelton. Boxelder, Ophir, Pallisade, Corlnne, Promontory, Rubv Hill, Seligman, Shoshone Indian agency, Taylor, Tecoma, Toanna, Wells. DE LAMAR, LINCOLN CO. Rev. William Wil-liam F. Morrissey, rector. Missions Pioche, St. Lawrence; Silver Reef, St. John's. Stations Bulllonville. Frisco, Milford, Panaca, Tolute River. In Charge of Religious Orders, ORDERS OF MEN. SAT.T T.AIvF. PTTY All Hallows College (Marist Fathers). Very Rev. Thomas J. Larkin. S. M. president presi-dent and freasurer). Rev. M. J. Murphy, S. M. (vice president). Rev. Ernest P. Gueymard, S. M., Theo. Roser, S. M., James Taylor, 3. M., Francis X. Lech-ner, Lech-ner, S. M L. J. Kelledy 9. M., Augustine Augus-tine Millet. S. M., Petsr McOscar S. M., J. J. O' Riordan. and Messrs. J. P. Fanning, Fan-ning, R. A. Canning, J. A. Gallagher, J. M. O'Farrell M. Keyes, A. Pedersen (professors). Boarders, 106. Day pupils, pu-pils, 25. ORDERS OF WOMEN. SALT LAKE CITY St. Mary's Acadetny. Thirty Sisters of the Holy Cross. Sister M. Lucretia, supr. Boarders, 87. Day scholars. 125. Holy Cross Hospital Twenty-six Sisters of the Holy Cross. Sister M. Lidwina, supr. Treated during the year, 571 patients. pa-tients. - Kearns' St. Ann's Orphan Asylum Seven Sisters of the Holy Cross. Sister M. Ballnda, supr. Orphans, 110. OGDEN, UTAH Sacred Heart Academy. Twenty-two Sisters of the Holy Cross Sister M. Celsus, supr. Boarders. 33 Day pupils, 100. Marist Fathers, Salt Lake City; Sisters of the Holy Cross, Salt Lake, Eureka, Ogden. Park City. |