St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-15
ReliplnnS Nnfns

The first day of Lent comes on the 18th
inst
Rev. f. DeKiere has been appointed to
take charge of the Catholic parish of Osseo.
The Jackson Street VI. E. church is holding
religious services every evening in the week
in some part of the city.
Rev. Francis Cores has been appointed to
take charge of the missions of Oakdale,
Langdon and Cottage Grove, with residence
at Oakdale.
Monsignor GlorieuX, the new vicar ap0s-
tolic OF Idaho, is at Baltimore awaiting the
papal bulls appointing him to that territory.
He will pass through st. Paul on the way to his
diocese.
The young people of jackson Street NJ. E.
church are making extensive arrangements
for a musical and literary festival, to be
held at the parlors of the church on Friday
evening next.
Father NeaIis place in st. Joseph's church
has not yet been filled, and no intlmation
has yet been given as to who will be aD-
pointed TO the vacancy. the matter is
wholly in the hands of Bishop Ireland.
The Catholic church Of st. Mary Of Waver-
Is, is about 10 purchase six lots in that town,
in oricr to erect thereon parish school
building. Father Guillot is credited with
having secured high license for Waveriy.
Tie q US Catholic clurch IN Rce's addi
ton, known az ST. PAtrick's church, under
Fatner Kelley, which WAS established a few
months ago. is in very prosperous condi-
ton, and nas very large and constantly in
creasing congregation.
Rev D. J. O'Connell, D. D., of Rich
mond, Va, private secretary to Archbishop
Gibbons, ot Baltimore, sailed for Europe
"Wednesday on the Seryia. He carries with
him purtion of the DEGREES of the recent pie
nary council at Baltimore. DR.. o. COnnel was
one of the secretaries OF the council, and has
since its adjournment assisted IN arranging
its work for presentation ut Rome. Bishop
Moore, Of Augustine Florida, who is also a
messenger from the council to the pope will
follow DR.. O'CODnell shortly, accompanied
by Bishop James Connor, d. D., OF Ne
brasks. He will carry the remaining por-
ton OF the DEGREES.
Tue Catholic orphans have all been moved
from the old Dana residence in lower town,
10 the new asylum just erected on the prairie,
within about four blocks Of Midway. For
many years the old Dana property, on the
corner Of Olive and Grove streets, has been
used for these little children. Tne accom-
modations there becoming a little crsmped,
10 WAS thought best to erect a suitable struc-
ture for their accom- mo JstOn. TGis has been
done, as stated above, 50 that now they have
large, pleasant and convenient home.
There are sixty Of them.
II is rumorcd that thu committee having
In chsrge the proposed Catholic unit, rsity
cOntemp plates lOcatingi II at Seat0n Hall college,
near Newark, Y. j., though as yet nothing
definite has been decided upon. It ia said
that Miss Caldwell, who gave the $500, 900 IS
the nucleus 81 e fund for the university,
hol Is . mortgage on the Seatnn Han property
which she would cancel, and Eugene Kelly,
the New York banker, who has donated
$50, 900 to the university, also owns property
adjoining the college which he will give To
the university II that locality is determined
upOn. This site IL particularly desirable, az
its proximity to New York, Philadelphia, etc,
makes it accessible from al the great centers.
Another meeting Of the committee, probably
at Chicago. will BE- s1prtly 5eid, when tie
locality viii be definitely settled.
CHURcH SERVICES.
BisnOp IreiSDd VIII preach al Lne tathecral
this e7euiug at 80 O'Clock.
B.tbel mission. corner Sixth and R0sabel.
Preaching at 3:3) ?. m, By Captain Smith.
r. Rev Bishop Grass, Of Savannah, has
been transferred by the Holy Father to the
arcaiepiscop8l see Of Oregon.
First NE .hnreb, Upper town. Preach
ing morning aud evening by Rev. +. J.
WAgneF; s1HdIy scaOo! at IL n.
Tle Caris.isu church (Disciples) bold
services at the Z. " c. a rooms, opposite
tue postofiee, at 10 80 a. IN. and 7:3O ,. n,
l. Lane, pastor
JACKSON Street VI. 2 church. Rev. p.
Forbes viii preach at 1920 q. 10. and 100
?. n; Sunday school Al u n: Young Poo
pies meeting at 6.45 pm.
Bates ATeuu~ s.. z church DavfOn-s biufT