St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-25
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Burke. B. Bernhard. F. B1nnetace, Ri.
Rev. Mgr. Cailet l.. C0sgrove, A.
Christie, Nj. Cauley, j. NJ. Cleary, j. j.
Conry, P. Carey. c. Corcoran, f.
Combette, E. Casey. p. Cunning
ham, p. j. Danel,y. X. j. Deus
terman, NJ, Egan, f. Ellshorst, ID. Els
hoist. j. Fleming. j. A. Fitzpatrick, A.
Fitzgerald, 4. Fitzgerald. T. j. Gibbons,
Z. Gems, J. Girlmondi. }. Gmeiner, }.
Goitfun, j. H. Gnnghan, L. j. Gleason,
F. X.lGoeres. j. Harris. F. J. Heachovs-
}. j. Harrington, P. Hart. j.
Dorfmeister. j. Darche. 7. Daune.
I. +. Dolphin. Nj. JOY. A. Kasugar, j.
Koeberl, j. Kane. J. }. Keane, A. Kober,
I. Kennedy, q. koering, Z. Kenny, s.
Keukelink, E. Lee. w Lette. Z. Lucey,
l. LalZon. 1. Limberg, j. Lawler, NJ.
Mahouey, j. Maloy, A. +. Heller. j. Illig,
F.Jager. Ii. Jajeski.J. Jacobs, W Jansen,
P. NJ. Jung, j. O'Connor. p. j. OCon-
nor, j. O'Rellly, A. Oguliu, Nj. O'Brien,
A. Oster, p. O'Neill, j. Plant, }. Pacho-
loski. }. Peters. C. Pax. f. Pnjec. K.
Power, A. Pint. J. Ravlin. A. Petit.
grew. NJ. Quinn. W. Raleigh, }. Rynda,
D. Mayer, y. McCatfrey, Il. Nc
Dewitt, r. McCarron, W. McGolrlck, E.
Martin, P. McCabe, Al. Mcintyre, P.
Mcmahon, A. McNulty. II. Moynihan,
NJ. OBrien, Il. O'Brien, K. Polasek, }.
Slevin, j. Schubert, j. Schroeder, P.
Schmid. j. Schaffer. d. Sullivan, f.
Swift, F. Savoy, j. Stritch, j. Tro-
bee, j.. Tvei, F. ITCHY, j.
Turner. B. VanDerlage. c. Rob-
ert, d. ROyayne, p Rosen.
NJ. Rhaugan, j. Rice, j. Solnce. j.
Sonmis, j. Stariha, b. Sandmtyer, w.
StulZe, f. Simonlk, +. Wilmar. 7. Winn,
+. Windich, A. Jalewski. l.. Zawadski,
}. Zavadan, A. Cestiili. f. Chareyre. j.
Conway, A. Gerhard. }. Harrington. j.
RavouX, i. Durant.
What They Did.
Military discipline marked the regu-
larity with which the clergy attended
all the exercises, so much SO that the
conductor of the retreat felt justified
IN paying them special compliment.
Not man missed ali exercise from the
singing Monday evening of the Veni
Creator Spiritus of ST. Gregory to the
chanting Saturday morning of the
lie Deum of St.Ambrose. The subj Joined
programme will give an idea of what
the clergy did during the retreat:
5 a. m.-Rising.
$50 a. Rehabilitation.
$3.50 a. m.-Holy mass.
f7:l5 a. m.-Breakfast.
7S:l5 a. m.-Part of divine off ce and
half an hours spiritual reading.
10 a. m.-MeditatiOn.
n:50 a. m.-Particular examen.
II H. Dinner, followed by recrea-
ton.
2 p. m.-Vespers and compliDe.
8 p. circumference.
4:S0 p. m.-Matins and lauds.
5:45 p. Rehabilitation.
6:45 p. m.-Beads in private.
Up. ms upper, followed by recrea-
ton.
$3.50 o. m.-Bepediction of the blessed
sacrament, evening prayer, brief insti-
tuition.
| should like to say word about the
growth of Christianity in these parts,
but it might look too much like what
the average newspaper says in its New
Years issue about the growth of its
city. This, however, may be per.
IN tilted to say: There was at last
weeks retreat on octogenarian clergy
man, who in the distant past was the
only priest i'll the vast territory COM
prised IN Minnesota and he Dakotas.
Today there are six bishops and $50
pilcStS III WnHl was once the parish OF
Rt. Rev. MOnsignor RavouX. The ven
cradle prelate is still with us, slightly
bowed with the weight of years, but
young with an enthusiasm for good, and
as ready today TO engage in discussion
as he was two generations ago, when
he changed the fierce Paganism of the /
Sioux into the gentle Christianity of
Christ.
Mrs. Browning speaks of people who
pile up goodness SO high that it topples
over and becomes kind of badness,
probably on the principle that EXTERN
meet. The clergy who left the semi
nary yesterday morning for their re-
spective home make no such Pharisaical
boast. But they are manly Christians.
ready to recognize for the sake of the
good that will come of it that the divine
and the human are often strangely
blended: that their sympathies must al
ways be with the oppressed, that if they
keep silent when they should speak out
they become Judases instead of Christs.
JOHN CONWAY.