THREE BISHOPS AT SETTING UP OF NEW PROVINCE YOMING WILL Contents Copyrighted— Permission to Reproduce Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue ST. ANTHONY’S ET TWO FINE FRANCISCANS TO EW CHURCHES INSTALL MOTHER Rites Fri(iay Morning Are to. Be Attended by [lock Springs and Powell to Build— McGinnis Many Colorado Priests & Walsh Design Former Town’s The formal inauguration of the Western province of the Two new churches are to be buUt this year in Wyoming, according Poor Sisters of St. Francis of Perpetual Adoration under the announcement by the Most Rev. Patrick A. McGovern, D. D., Bishop of iheyenne, who has been visiting Denver. Work will start on both just patronage of St. Joseph will take place at a Solemn Pontifical h soon as the weather permits. McGinnis & Walsh, the famous ecclesiastical Mass at 9 o’clock Friday, March 18, in St. Anthony’s hospital H'chitects of Boston, have'desigpied the one to be constructed at Rock Springs chapel, to be celebrated by the Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Bishop nr Our Lady of Sorrows’ parish. This edifice will cost $65,000. The The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Serrice Sappliee The Denver Catholic Repieter and The Regiater. We Have AUo Our Own Extensive Special Service, the K. of C. Service, the Central Verein Service, the Fides Service and the California Catholic Preea Service of Denver. The Most Rev. J. Henry Tihen, former Bishop of Pirish has already raised $45,000 o f ^ e amount needed. The other new Denver, and the Most Rev. Patrick A. McGovern, Bishop of lurch will be at Powell, and will Cost $20,000. The money for it has |ien raised. The Powell edifice will be brick and a beautiful building. VOL. XXVII. No. 31. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, MARCH 17,1932. $2.00 PER YEAR Cheyenne, Wyo., will assist in the sanctuary. The Very Rev. The pastor of Our Lady of Sorrows’ parish. Rock Springs, is the Rev. Dr. William Brennan, C.M., president of St. Thomas’ seminary, flvester A. Welsh. The pastor at St. Barbara’s, Powell, is the Rev. John will be archpriest of the Mass. The Very Rev. Leonard Schlimm-, tpillane. Father Spillane has Yellowstone Park among his missions. Ready for K. of C. Jubilee O. S. B„ Apostolic Administrator of Holy Cross abbey, Canon City, and the Rev. Eusebius Schlingmann, 0. F. M., will be dea­ cons of honor. The Rev. Francis Walsh and the Rev. William Higgins will be deacon and subdeacon of the Mass. The cere­ [\ncient Spanish Carvings The suicide within the last few monies will be in charge of the Rev. Justin McKernan, O.S.B., days of two of the richest men in the and the Rev. Roger Hoehn, O.S.B. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Godfrey world, lyar Kreuger, the Swedish match king, and George Eastman, the Raber, P.A., V.G.; the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph Bosetti, chancel­ in New Mexico Translated Rochester kodak manufacturer, gives lor, and the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Richard Brady will assist at the shocking proof that happiness is not Mass. All the local clergy are invited to attend. _______ _ In its Sidelights of Washington emor and founder of Santa Fe. His to be found in great wealth. There Shortly after the Mass a banquet fiws feature, the N. C. W. C. News successor, Felipe Zotylo, is believed is no such thing as a completely for about eighty of the clergy will be the sisters did all the work them­ Ftrvice this week declares; to have written one dated 1620. This happy man on this earth. We need served by the sisters in their spacious selves, winning the highest encomi­ 1 Over 50 . Spanish inscriptions, in- latter inscription and others on the heaven for unalloyed bliss. But many ums for their untiring labor. luding those of five of the early banquet hall. A short entertainment monolith reveal that much of the people are fooled by thinking they consisting of vocal and several nov­ The forty years that have passed [Danish governors of the province, colonization by the early Spanish ex­,,would be made perfectly content with since the' completion of the first hos­ re carved on the sides of a giant elty numbers will be given by Ted plorers of that region was accom­ overwhelming riches more easily Day, Joseph Newman and several pital wing in 1892 have seen a tre­ Indstone monolith in west central plished or attempted with a Religious than by any other method. former Orpheum circuit performers. mendous change in equipment and lew Mexico known as El Morro and as well as a material object in view. The new Mother will meet informally facilities, but the charitable endeav­ [reserved under the jurisdiction of Another inscription, dated in 1737, Kreuger’s death was motivated by all the clergy after the banquet. ors of the nuns remain the same; it lie National Park service as a na- records the Visit of the Bishop of worry over inability to get necessary Mother Basilia, provincial of the is estimated that last year 68 per [onal monument. Durango, Don Matrin de Elizacochea. loans to keep his immense business oent of the work done at St. An­ The earliest inscription was carved The record reads: “ September 28, flourishing. Eastman’s suicide was new Western, province, and Mother Bernarda, provincial at LaFayette, thony’s was for charity. The hospital 1606 by Don Juan de Onate, gov- 1737, arrived here the most illustri­ probably caused by mental derange­ houses some 200 beds, double the ous Senor Doctor Don Martin de ment owing to illness. Sentimental­ Ind., arrived in- Denver Wednesday. Among the superiors of institutions original capacity, and has as its out­ Elizacochea, Bishop of Durango, and ists have already begun to make a standing features the surgical and September 29, passed on to Zuni.’’ great deal of the “ beautiful’’ senti­ conducted by the Franciscan Sisters legis College who are in Denver for the installation x-ray departments, A new wing was The discovery of the inscriptions ment he penned in his last note: built on the hospital two years ago is ascribed to Lieutenant J. H. Simp­ “ My work is done. Why wait?” No­ of the new province are Sisters Cres- [Saved, Result centia, Lincoln; Agnella, Columbus; at a cost of $75,000 to house these son, U. S. A., and R. H. Kern, an body but God can say that any man’s departments. Up to January 1, 1932, artist. They noted their discovery in work is finished. We are not the Theotina, Terre Haute, Ind.; Wal- frieda and Agnesa, Gallup, N. M., 65,259 patients had been cared for of Aid Given an inscription below the Spanish rec­ czars of our life span. But let us On Marcb 29, lome 600,000 Knights of Columbus in the United States, at St. Anthony’s, surely a fine tribute ords. They were translated by Even find no fault with Eastman, for he Canada, the Philippine islands, Panama, Cuba, Mexico, Puerto Rico, New­ and Elisa, LaFayette, Ind. Others were expected to arrive Thursday. to the work of the nuns. fefinite Announcement by Z. Voight, superintendent of El was a great man and was likely not foundland and Alaska will celebrate the golden jubilee of the founding 'The paramount factor considered Morro national park. responsible for the tragedy that of the order. Left to right, above, the Rev. Michael J. McGivney, founder The establishment of the Western- President Assures It province with headquarters in Den­ in St. Anthony’s hospital is that of closed hit useful life. Kreuger in both of the Knights of Columbus, who, as a curate at St. Mary’s church in New providing modirn hospital facilities ver marks a step forward in the work Will Continue his life and death was a man of mys­ Haven, Conn., in 1882, conceived the need for such an order; Martin for patients of all types. The utility tery. H. Carmody, supreme knight of the K. of C.; the Rev. John J. McGivney, of the Franciscan Sisters, a labor that has extended back nearly forty years and service rooms are in such loca­ ;The Very Rev. Joseph A. Herbers, brother of the founder of the K. of C., and present supreme chaplain of tion that the nursing and adjunct per­ Holy Week to Chief Plenty Coups of the Mon­ the order. here, with a record of achievement |J., president of Regis college, in tana Crows, who was buried a few under difficulties that is astounding. sonnel will not at any time be re­ address to the Regis College quired to travel more than 70 feet days ago after a , Solemn Pontifical The hospital was founded May 12, lirents’ association, Sunday, an- from patient to service room. In Mass of Requiem offered by Bishop 1892, in surroundings that seemed at Imnced that the good - will fund, analysis of the floor plans, every con­ be Observed Edwin V. O’Hara of Great Falls, was the time almost in the wilds. There [ider the fine leadership of Father K . O F a JUBILEE TO OPEN sideration has een given to provide a convert to the Church. The Office were no houses, no improvements of L. McMenamin, had already come facilitfes that will save time and en­ of Indian Affairs, in a statement is­ any kind. A round trip for a doctor close to its goal that it is <;lear! ergy of the hospital personnel. Am­ sued about him, declared that “ no from what is now downtown Denver tat Regis will not close. Father at Cathedral AT COMMUNION MASSES ple provision has been made for fu­ other member of his race was ever took about three hours’ time, and ferbers paid splendid tribute to Fa- more honored,’’ and tells how he was ture expansiin.