Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-04

Sixth ward upon a site overlooking the
whole city. The old church having be-
come too small, the congregation began a
new church edifce last May, the corner
stone being laid in that month. The di-
mansions are 10Sx45, is built of brick, and
Will cost about $4,000. The roof is now
being placed upon it, and will probably be
dedicated next spring, The congregation
consists Of 200 families or more.
ST. srANIsLAUs CHURCH.
The church edifce of this congregation
is situated at the corner of Western avenue
and Goodhue street, and was built in 1871
by the Catholic Poles and Bohemians, and
was used by them up to 1881, when the
Poles withdrew and built themselves a
church on Rice street. This is a frame
church. They have built a pastoral resi-
dence during the past year, costing about
$1,000. There are about 175 families con-
nected with this church.
ST. JosEPHs CHURCH.
This congregation was cut off from the
cathedral in 1875, and had a ohurch built
by Christmas of that year, located at the
corner of Carroll street and Virginia ave-
nue.. The building is wood, veneered with
brick, forty-fve feet wide by ninety in
length, with basement containing four So
ciety rooms. Its cost was about $4,000.
The first pastor was Rev. L. Lebret, who
continued such until 1877. In March, 1873,
Rev. Joseph O'Keefe took charge, and con-
tinued its pastor till August, 1880, when
Rev. j. W. Nealis, the present incumbent,
was appointed. The parish consists of 40
families.
ST. ADELBERT's CHURCH.
This church was established by tbs Gath
Ole Poles in 1881. The building is on
Charles street, west of Rice street, is built
of wood and cost about $4,000. The church
is the building formerly owned by the
French Catholics, which they removed to
the present location, enlarged and fitted it
up at the above cost. 1t has about 175
families in its congregation. Rev. Joseph
Horbiachewski is the pastor.
THE CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART.
This church was built in 1882 by the
German Catholics upon Dayton's bluff, at
the corner of Arcade and Dawson streets.
The building is of wood, the residence and
church costing about $1,000. The congre-
CATION consists of about 120 families. Rev.
G. Koboert is the pastor.
GENERAL.
There will be two new church buildings
erected next year; one German Catholic,
on Fort road; one English speaking church,
in the vicinity of the new Manitoba shops.
There are several societies connected with
the Catholic churches, the numbers with
each being as follows:
Ten societies connected with the Cathe-
dral.
Three societies connected with st. Jo-
seph's.
Five societies connected with Assump-
ton.
Four societies connected with st. Mary's.
Three societies connected with st. Louis.
One society connected with st. Stanis-
laus.
One society connected with st. Adelbert.
-Four societies connected with st. Mich
ael's.
Three societies connected with Sacred
Heart.
These consist of six benevolent, nine
relief societies, five temperance and four
teen religious.
The Catholic Parochial school, with an
attendance of 800 boys, taught by the
Christian brothers.
The Sisters of st. Joseph have 26Opupils.
St. Mary's school, taught by Christian
brothers and Sisters of st. Joseph, has
about 800 pupils.
The school at the Church of the Assump-
ton has 600 pupils.
The school at st. Joseph's church has
$50 pupils.
Among the Catholic private schools the
Academy has ninety boarders and seventy
day scholars; the Academy of Visitation,
on Robert street, has about fifty pupils.