The Irish standard., 1889-03-23
1880.
completed building aud has $50 pupiis.
The cathedral girls school has about
che same num bers with sisters Of St,

Joseph as teachers. .3.s II q: !. So. u
Ass0lnp nption priory, sermon, Rev. DIR,
Bernard Locnikar, prior, and Rev.
Stanislaus Preisssr. assistant, is at The
corner Of Exchange and Ninth streets
and has in it's parochial schools 500
|pnpils The chapel OF the Visitation is
ATTENDED ID from this church. Fathers l..
Caillet and j, ]. Corny are pastors Of
st, Maryi's parish, with a ciluEch at tie
Eccrner of Locust and Ninth streBt and
the 400 pupils III the parochialj schools
are taught by ths Christian brothers
and, Sisters Of st. Joseph. st. James
church, Rev. John Conway, pastor, has
only been organized two years and last
summer soccupisd q new $l5, GOO brick
church on Juno street. St. Jossph's
church is on Cafroll street: and the pass
tor, Rev. Walter Raleigh is s.n English
man and direct descendant Of the re-
nowned Sir Walter Raleigh. The par,
ish school has $50 pupils and The paEsor
is assisted in his lapors by Rev. john
Peters, the parish being one ct, che
largest in the city. ~
The Boheulisns attend ST. Stanis-
lsus' church, corner OF Western 1Yenns
and Superior street. the Rev. john
Reynder being pastor. The Sisters OF
Notre Dame teach this p&rochiai school
|:of 14O pupils, also that of ST. A1znes'
church With ESQ pupils. The pastor Of
( tie latter church is Rev. James Hlobee.
ST. Michael's and St. Patriek'schaIches,
Rev. Patrick C'Nell and fsav Thos. Js
Gibbons, pastors, respectively, eaci
lHhave t1curishing schools under the care
Of the Sisters Of ST. Joseph. st Adal-
| bert's is Polish chur5h, Rev. Dominic
Majer, pastor, and has q school with
200 pupils taught by: Sisters of ST..
Francis from Rochester. St Julius
church was buiIt in 1886, Jne priesIa
residence, was finished last yesr, and
work will soon be commenced on a.
parochial school building, this season.
! The church is on Dayton's blug, and is
growing rapidly under the minissra.
itions Of Rev. James Fleming. Tie
IIlCChurch Of the Sacred Heart,l Rev .iiElas.
|sKoeberl: St. Francis de Sales, Esv. J.
|N Stariba, and st. Matthews Rev. A.
PIut, are all prosperous German cbnr
Echps, ,each5with large schools: St.Ltil.e'k5,
LSt. Wncent's and st, Peter Gioyer's
lare all iattend ded from the cathedral, as
are also the chapel, for Italians, CS.apsl
l3of ST. Joseph, and Chapel OF the Little
Sisters Of the Poor, Rev. NJ. MalloneY
attends the Chapel of the House OF tbs
IGoQd Shepard, also Of the Catholic Or
Ephan asylum. ST. Louis French CATH
lolic church IS on Cedar street., the pas
Itor2 being Rey Elphege Godin, with ID.
and j B.. 3igot az assistants.
Y The provincial house and noyitiate Of
the. Sisters of ST, Joseph is az St. Paul,
ana there are nearly 500 Sisters and
lnovic4s. They conduct at st. Paul
1 with ESQ pupils rs we'll as the Acadsmy
lof the Holy Angels in Minneapolis.
4 |fAnDther Sc. Paul academy is tue Vista
Etion academy, conducted by the s sters
| Of the Visitation. with nearly one hum
Edred scholars. Among Other charitable
i institutions in st. Paul is ST. Mtry's
Home, and the. school for the deaf and
4 DUMB. at; 3l8 Somerset street. and St.
] osepb's hosp5Sal, with an average OF
seventy-five patients The Catholic
llrnnan asyluu1, FOR girls, Sisters of st.
/ Joseph and the German Catholic Or
I phan asylum, Sisters Of st. Benedict,
eacE has about seventy inmates. The
! LInt,ao .nf the Good EheDhard Ia Ia welt.