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Show ill lllf OF THE Intermountain States. DIOCESE OF DENVER. ItDiocosis Donveriensis.) Established a Vicariate-Apostolic in IVis. Erected a Diocese in Comprises tlie State of Colorado. Square miles, ll&,-Wa. ll&,-Wa. Right Reverend Nicholas Chrysos-liiin Chrysos-liiin Mat 2, D.D., Bishop of Denver; consecrated titular Bishop of Telmessa ami Coadjutor cum nr.- suceossionis, Oct. 2S, lxs7; Bishop of Denver, July Jo, 1XK. Residence, Denver, L'olo Former Bishop Right Rev. Joseph I'ro-lectus I'ro-lectus Machehcuf, D.D., consecrated litu-iir litu-iir Bishoji ol J-Jpijihania and Vicar-Apos-J.ilic of Colorado and Utah, Aug. 16, 1; I first Bishop ol Denver, in 17; died July 10. is!'. Vicar General Very Row Henry Robin-ton; Robin-ton; residence, Denver Colo. Secretary ana Chancellor Rev. P. A. Phillips; residence, Denver, -Colo. Bishop's Counsel Very Kev. H. Robin-loii, Robin-loii, v. iievs. . Jtaoer. J. J. Gibbons, P. A. Phillips, J. P. Carrisran. Procurator Fiscalis Kev. Richard Bra- y. . ; D.'lensor Matrimonii Row . O Kyan. Kxaminatores'Ordinandoriim Very Rev. Heiirv Robinson, V. C, Revs. D. Panta-aella. Panta-aella. S. J., V. O'Ryan. CLERGi, CJU RilIES. MISSIONS AND SCliUULS. City of Denver. Pro-Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Stout street, Rmht Rev. Nicholas chrysostonie Matz, ; Rev. 1'. A. Phillips, chancellor and iccretarv; Rev. M. F. Callanan, pro-pas-;or; Revs. A. B. Casey and V. J. Jvinney, issistatits. School: Light Sisters of I'haritv. Logan avenue and LiglUeentn itreet." Sister M. Nolasco, directress; pu-hs. pu-hs. Mission: Denver, Our Lady ol Jood Counsel, BoRan avenue and Light-onth Light-onth street. Chapels: St. Catherines l.n e. lor Working Girls, Sisters ol Merry; Mer-ry; St. Mary s Academy. Sisters of Lo- Im.anclation Thirty-seventh and Hura-..1.U Hura-..1.U streets. Verv Rev. Henry Kobinson, ' G.. pastor. School: Lif;ht Sisters of .'haiitv. Sister M. Joseiih, directress; pu- I . Holv Familv Homer avenue, Rev. 1.. . Se'liifiini, S". J., pastor. Chape s: Col-i Col-i .'fie ol the Sacred Heart, Jesuit 1-athers. ft Vincent's Orphan Asylum, Sister. or I'harity, attended lrom Sacred Heart Col- "Ci'ur Badv of Mt. Oarinel (Italian), Pal-ier Pal-ier avenue and' M unlock street, lU-v. Jla-.jano Jla-.jano Reporc. liaslor. Sacred J'leart, T wen t v-cipht h and Banner Ban-ner streets. Rev. K. Barry, S. J , pastor; Sevs. James F. Holland. S. J., F. K Roy. ' .1 F. A. Bubiiosi. S. J., assistants; two lav brothers. School: 10 Sisters ol rharitv, L'M4 Bawrenee' street, bister M. , f la via", dlt e. tress; pupils, SrMt. St Dominic's, Emerald avenue (Highland's (High-land's postolhee). Rev. . Rajhael Brock-aiiK Brock-aiiK . i'.. past.ir: Rev. F. il. DUgan. O. j aiflmil; residence; lO-'l Boulevard, i 5chool: Five Sisters of the Third Order ; Sl Doii.imc, Sister M. Dolora, directress; direct-ress; piipris, wi. ' St Elizabeth's, ' Curtis and Eleventh . li nets. Very. Rev.. Francis Koch, O Jr. ; IL. superior and pastor; Rev. 1- ideiis ; Micher. O. F. M.. Rev. Hugo Rummer, 'j 1 M., Rev. Bernard Spiegelberg, O. ;' M., Rev. Peter Blister, O. F. M.as-nstaiits; M.as-nstaiits; two lay brothers. Schooi: rour I Franciscan Sisters. Sister M. Bongina, I iirectress; pupils. SS. Stations: The Rev. i ' rYanciscan Fathers of St. Elizabeth s, envor, attend various railway stations m the Kansas 1'acitie; also Littleton, i ;wiee a month, and Golden City, every I 5undav. Chapels: St. Anthony's Hospi- ; ;ai Sisters of the Third Order ol Si. j Francis; St. Claras Convent; Franciscan j Bisters. , , . . St Francis De Sales, Alameda and Lin-oln Lin-oln avenues. Rev. W'm. .Morrin. pastor. St. Josephs. South Water street and Sixth avenue. Rev. Bonis Brander, C. SS. superintendent and pastor: Revs. John icGeough. C. SS. R.. Nicholas Miller. C. SS. R.. Ben no Sebum, C. SS. R.. and Pe-,er Pe-,er (ieiermaiin, C. SS. R., assistants; two av brothers; residence, ti'ui West fciXlh i venue. School: Six Sisters of Mercy; two m Kiooergarten; Sister M. Evangel-M, Evangel-M, directress; pupils. iiM. St. Leo the Groat. Tenth street and Col-iax Col-iax avenue. Rev. Wm. O'Ryan, pastor. St. Pa trick's. Bell avenue, Denver. Rev. oseph P. Carrigan, pastor. Schooi: 11 Sisters of St. Joseph, Sister M. Lsteha I'eresa. directress; pupils. 75. Chapth with Resident Chaplains. Bouse of the Good Shejiherd; Lorello Heights, Sister of Eoivtto, Rev. Richard Brauv. chaplain. Mission: Fort Logan, jear Denver. St. Patricks: St. Josephs Hospital, Sisters of Charity. Rev. Timothy L Prion, chaplain. Mission: Denver. Si. Inhn the Evangelist, Detroit street, Har-aian. Har-aian. j Rev. T. H. Malone, Intermountain and ' Colorado Catholic, Denver, Colo. i Altnian. EI Pas'o County Rev. Chas. J. j 7;arr. pastor. j Asj.ei). Pitkin County St. Paul's, Rev. f. H. Pitaval, ' pastor. ' Boulder, Boulder County Sacred Heart i f Jesus. i:;;5 Jiiil street. Modest us Winner. Win-ner. O. S. B., pastor and superintendent; iev. Cornelius Enders, O. S. pastor ot Louisville; Kev. Lawrence Haas, O. S. B., issislant. BrecUeisridgrt Summit County St. i Barv's, Rev. D. J. Robinson, pastor. ! Can von Citv, Fremont County St. Mi- ! haei s, attended by the Fathers of St . (Lander's Benedictine Priory; Rev. F. "iret-orv, O. S. B., prior; Revs. F. Henry, ! ' 5. S. B., F. Edmund, O. S. B. i i.i'o t .mi. St. Seholaslica's Acade- J ny. Bight Rev. Andrew Hintenach, O. S. ; 3.", cl'.a plain. ! Castle Book. Douglas County Rev. P. Robinct, jiaslor; residence, Colorado Epriiijiti. Central City, Giljin County St. -Mary's ; if the Assumption. Rev. 'Josepli M. De- ! l.iulniers, . pastor. School: Sisters of St. ; os.ll. ' ( oloiado -'ity. El l'aso t ounty St. ! (Vim'.-. Kev. Wm. Howlett. pastor. 'olorado Springs. El l'aso County St. Hary s. Rev. Frederick lit tuler. pastor; Re-.' Albert Zcmp. assistant. School: Sis- I iers oi Uorctto, Sister liosine, directress; ' pupiis, D4. ' t ' imejos, Conejos County Our Lady of; u:n:alupe. Rev. Josejih M. Montenarelli, ; ?. J.. superior and pastor (residence, Del , Sorte. Rio Grande county: address. P. O. j t,ox Res. F. X. 'J'omassini. S. J., Ma- !nuel Fernandez, S. J., and Stephen Good, : tv J. (residence. iJel Norte), assistants. : fcehool: Five Sisters of Loretto. Mother! M. ilarriett, directress; pupils, t'rippie Cre k. El l'aso C ounty St. Peter's. Pe-ter's. Rev. (j. Raber, pastor. 1m-1 Norte. Rio Grande County Holy Name ol Mary, Rev. Jos. M. Monlenar-tlli. Monlenar-tlli. S. J.. pastor; Rev. Stephen Good, S. 3. assistant. D. Ha. Delta County ltev. A. Pritzl, O. E. M.. !astor. I L. box 4.'V) Durango. La Plata County St. Columbia's. Colum-bia's. Rev. James G. Uickey, astor. Schoo!: Sisters oi ' Mercy. (Connected Willi Academy.! Fort Collins. Larimer County Immacu-1. Immacu-1. Jate Conception, Row T. Volpe, jiaslor. . eGorgetown. Clear Creek Count v Our Lady of Lourdes. Rev. J. J. Donnelly, pasior. Schooi: Three Sisters of St. Jo-teph. Jo-teph. Sister M. Tholinda. diri-ctfir. (iiilett. El Paso County (New church), Jiev. Victor Frasi :ni. pastor. ;ienwood Springs. Garlieid county, St. Btephen's (continued). G..lden, Jefferson county. St. Joseph's, tit tended by Franciscan Fathers of Denver, Den-ver, p. t. Grand Junction, Mesa countv. St. Joseph's. Jo-seph's. Rev. T. M. Conway, pastor. School Sisters of charity. Gunnison, Gunnison county, St. Peter's, Rev. Jos. La Jeunesse, pastor. Idaho Springs, Clear Creek county, St. Paul's. Rev. H. R. McCabe. pastor. La Junta. Otero county, St. Patrick's, R. v. John Rrinker, pastor. Lake city. Hinsdale county, St. Rose's Rev. Patrick Mee, jiastor. Lcadville, Lake county. Annunciation, Rpv. J. J. Gibbons, pastor; Revs. George Salle and John Perse, assistants. School lit Sisters of Charity. Sister M. Agathe, director. Manitou, El l'aso county. Our Lady of Terpetual Help, Rev. J. B. Francolon, pastor. Ourav, Ouray county. St. Patrick's, Rev Charles M. Ferrari, pastor. Pueblo. Pueblo county, St. Ignatius'. Rev. Edmund Ley, pastor. School Two Sisters of Loretto. St. Patrick's, Revs. I M. Pennella. S. J-, Superior; Rev. Loo M. Krontz, S. J., iador; Rev. Joseph Colle e Vita, S. J. School Five Sisters of Charity. Sister M. Valeria, director. Pu-''::-. Vi't. Chapel St. Joseph'? (for Mex-iei-nsi. St. Mary's (German), Rev. Chrv-sr Chrv-sr -r.n Loohsehmidt. O. S. B., pastor-R. pastor-R. v. Cyril Zupan. O. S. R. (for Slavs). Res., wit; East B street. School Sisters of Si. Benedict. Pupils. Vt. Salida. Chaffee county. St. Joseph's R v. Frank Rivallier, nastor. Silverton, San Juan county. St. Patrick's, Pat-rick's, Rev. Cornelius O'Ronrke, pasfor. Telluride, San Miguel county. Rev. E A. McAlaney, pastor. Trinidad, Las Animas county. Most Holy Trinity, Rev. Salvador Persone. Si J., tuperintendent and pastor; Revs. C Ber-tolers, Ber-tolers, S. J.; L. Fede, S. J.; P. X. MafTei I S. J.; G. Massa, S. J. (assistants!. Three lny brothers. Res., L21 Convent St. School v-is-f. Sisi era of Charity (Convent and Church su.) Sieter Silvester, director Victor. El Paso county, St. ictor a, Rev. Edward Downey, pastor. WaJsenburg. Huerfano county. Our I-tdy of Sorrows, Rev. Gabriel Lssel. pastor. West Cliff. Custer county. Assumption, B. V. Ji., Rev. R. Servant, pastor. "Wray, Yuma county. St. Andrew's, Rev. J. J. Riordan. jiastor. Institutions in Charge of Religious Orders. Or-ders. Orders of Men: Denver, College of the 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 Pantanella, S. J. (treasurer): Rev. Blasius A. Schifflni, S- J. (pastor of the Holy Family parish): Rev. Francis X. Kowald. S. J. (prof, of poetry); Rev. Raphael D'Orsi. S. J. (prof, of humanities); hu-manities); Rev. A. V. Forstall, S. J. (prof-of (prof-of physics and chemistry); Rev. James J. Se,hues!er, S. J. (prof, of second Academic!: Academ-ic!: Rev. Henry J. Swift. S. J. (prof, of third Academic and elocution); Rev. Iz-apuirre Iz-apuirre Modestus. S. J. (missionary!; Rev. F. J. Banks. S. J. (ass't treas.); Mr. Al-phonse Al-phonse Lebeau, S. J. iprof. of rhetoric); Mr. Daniel Crowlev, S. J. (prof, of English Eng-lish literature): Mr. Eugene A. Montell, I S. J. (prof, of first Aoademic): Messrs. F. j X. Hoefkens, S. J.; R. Sping. S. J.; A. j Morris, S. J.; A. Valentine. S. J. (assistant professors of prefects of discipline). Lay brothers, 3. Number of students. 122. Canyon Citv, St. Leande.r's Priory. Very Rev. F. Gregory, O. S. B., pastor: Revs. Henry Hohmann. O. S. B.. Father Edmund, O. S. B. P. O. box 235. Delta, Home for the Servite Fathers. Rev. A. Pritzl, O. S. M., superior. Four lay brothers. Orders of omen. Denver, House ol 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, 75; reform classes. ,15; to the House is attached an Industrial School. Loretto Academy,- Loretto Lo-retto Heights (Loretto P. O., Colo.). This Academy is situated seven miles from Denver. Parents wishing 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 beauti-fully situated within the shadow of the Pine-clad Rockies. Young ladies in search of health will find here all the comforts of home, with additional advantages of being able to pursue any branch taught in the Academy. Thirty-one Sisters of Loretto. Lo-retto. Sister M. Louis, superior; Sister j M. Pancratia, directress of studies. Boarders. M). St. Anthonv's Hospital, W. Colfax Ave 2S Poor Sisters of St. Francis of the Perpetual Adoration. Sister Sis-ter M. Huborta. superior. Patients. 60. St. Catharine's Home for Working Girls, California St.. between Kith and 17th Sts. Fndor the care of the Sisters of Mercy, for the protection of young girls and women wo-men of g;ood character; it is a home for business women and girls employed in i stores or seeking work in families, etc. j Music, needle work, domestic economy, j j etc.. will also be taught. An employment ; I bureau is connected with the house: Sister Sis-ter M. John Baptist, superior. Fifteen I I Sisters. Admitted durinc the year, 60(1. .St. Clara's Convent. :tf2 l)th St.. cor. I Champa. 16 Franciscan Sisters. Sister : M. Dmiata. superior. To the convent are attached a Home for ladies with or without with-out employment, and an Orphanage. Orphans. Or-phans. 11. St. Joseph's Hospital. ISth Ave. and Humboldt St. 24 Sisters of ! Charitv. Sistwi- M. Felicitas. sister-servant: Rev. Timothv 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. Pupils. 120. Boulder. Mt. St. Gertrude Academy. 10 Sisters of Charitv of the Blessed Virgin : Marv. Sister M. Marguerite, superior; I Rev." Modestus Winner, O. S. B., chaplain. chap-lain. Canyon City. Mt. St. Scholastica s Academv. 12 Sisters of St. Benedict. Sis-tor Sis-tor M. Rose, superior; Sister M. Callista, j i director; Rt. Rev. Archabbot Andrew tiin-I tiin-I tonach. O. S. B.. chaplain. Pupils, 30. Central Citv. St. Aloysius' Academy. Sisters of St. Joseph. Sister M. Aimee, ! superior. Pupils. lZ'i 1 Colorado Springs. Glockner Sanitarium, j I Conducted by Sisters of Charity. Sis-' Sis-' tor Ann Xavier. superior; Rev. T. H. i i Cummings. chaplain. Combines the advantages ad-vantages of the modern sanitarium with I ' the comforts and attentions which ordi- j i nari'.v can be found only at home. Lo- j ! retto" Academy. 7 Sisters of Loretto. Sis-j ; ter M. Carmel. superior. Pupils. 85. St. ! ' Francis Hospital. 16 Poor Sisters of St. I ; Francis of the Perpetual Adoration. Sis- ' ter M. Clara, superior; Rev. A. J. Happe, , chaplain. Patients, 605 during 1S96. Rev. j 1 Michael Fox. ! Conejos. Sacred Heart Academy. 4 : : Sisters of Loretto. Sister M. Harriet, su- PM-ior. Pupils, 13't. i Cripple Creek. St. Nicholas' Hospital. 5 Sisters of Mercy. Mother Mary Veron- 1 ica. superior. Patients during the year, 3"7. i Durango. Novitiate of the Sisters of I Mercv. 5 Novices. St. Mary's Convent ! and Boarding School. 10 Sisters of Mercy. ; ' Moiher M. Xavier, superior. Pupils. S2. ; Mercv Hospital. 5 Sisters of ercy. I Mother M. Xavier, superior. Patients in lWifi. 2t il. I Georgetown. St. Joseph's Hospital. 5 . Sisters of St. Joseph. Patients. 25. j ('rand Junction. Hospital. Sisters of Charitv. I Lcadville. St. Vincent's Hospital. fi Sis- ; ters of Charity. Sister M. Agatha, sister- ; servant. Patients. 3i!5. I Manitou. "The Montcalme Sanitarium." I A pleasant and sunny place of retire- i 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 i of Mercv. Mother M. Vincent, superior. . Six Sisters. 195 invalids received during : the vear. No infectious or contagious : diseases admitted. Rev. J. B. Francolon, . chanlain. Ourav. St. Joseph's Hospital. Lay , nurses." Superintended by the Sisters of ! Mercy. . ' Pueblo. loretto Academy. IS Sisters of i Loretto. Sister M. de Sales, superior, j Pupils, !0. St. Mary's Hospital and Sanitarium. Sani-tarium. 11 Sisters of Charity. Sister j Anaelotus. sister-servant. Patients, 4.V). i Trinidad. St. Raphael's Hospital. 7 Sis- j ters of Charity. Sister Lawrence, sister-servant. sister-servant. Patients. 30. Religious Communities in Diocese. Communities of Men: Jesuit Fathers (Mis- ! sion of Colorado and New Mexico) Col- j lege of the Sacred Heart and Holy Fam- t ily Church. Sacred Heart Church. Den-ver, Den-ver, Conejos. Del Norte, Pueblo, Trinidad. Benedictine Fathers (St. Vincent's Arch- i Abbev) Boulder. . Canyon City. Pueblo. I Franciscan Fathers (Province of St. Ellzi- i beth) St. Elizabeth's, Denver. Domin- j ican Fathers (Eastern Province) St. Dominic's. Do-minic's. Denver. Dedemptlonist Fathers : (St. Louis Province) St. Joseph's, Den-! Den-! ver. Communities of Women: Sisters of Loretto (Loretto. Ky.) St. Mary's Academy Acad-emy and "Loretto Heights." Denver.. 'ol-orado 'ol-orado Springs. Conejos, Pueblo. Sisters of Charitv (Cincinnati. Mt. St. Joseph, Ohio.) Cathedral and Sacred Heart Schools, Denver; Hospitals at Colorado Springs, Pueblo and Trinidad (also school). Sisters of Charity (Leavenworth. Kan.i St. Joseph's Hospital, St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum, Annunciation School, Denver; School and Hospital, Grand Junction: Junc-tion: School and Hospital. Leadville. Sis-tors Sis-tors of St. Joseph (St. Louis, Mo.) St. 'Patrick's School, Denver; Central City, Georgetown (school and hospital). Sisters of Mercy St. Joseph's School, St. Catherine's Cath-erine's "Home, Denver; Hospitals at Cripple Creek. Durango. Manitou. Ouray. Religious of the Good Shepherd (Province of St. Louis) Reformation and Preservation Preserva-tion classes and Industrial School, Denver Den-ver Franciscan Sisters (St. Louis, Mo.) St. Elizabeth's School, St. Clara's Convent Con-vent -with Home and Orphanage, Denver Den-ver Sisters of St. Benedict (Chicago, 111 )' Canvon City. Incorporated in lS!s as the Benedictine Sisters of Colorado. Sisters Sis-ters of the Third Order of St. Dominic, Congregation of the Holy Rosary (Sin-tinawa (Sin-tinawa Mound. Wis.) St. Dominic's School. Denver. Sisters of Charity B. V. M (Dubuque. Ia.) Boulder. Sisters of St Francis of the Perpetual Adoration (Lafayette. Ind.) St. Anthony's Hospital, Denver; Sl Francis' Hospital, Colorado Springs. |