The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-10
RECEIVED HOLY ORDERS
SOLEMN CEREMONIAL YESTERDAY
AT ST. PAUL SEMINARY,
GROVELAND PARK
TODAY IS CHILDREN'S DAY
There VIII Be Special Services for
the Young People In a Num-
Der of the City
Churches.

Thirty-nine young men received holy
orders at st. Paul seminary yesterday.
Ten of them are now priests. having
completed the six years course of philo-
sophie and theological study at the col
lege- The others have still one or more
years to remain before they can take
priestly orders and go out upon their life
work
Archbishop Ireland conducted the cere-
monies. being assisted by Monseigneur
Oster. spiritual director Of the college;
Father Hefron. the president: Rev.
James Reardon and Rev Robert Schlin-
kert The service occupied over three
hours.
At the close of the ordination the men
who had been ordained formed in pro-
cession and marched to the administra-
ton building, where an opportunity was
given them to receive their friends Those
ordained priests were:
ReVerends John Goergen, John NIiko!a,
Robert Schlinkert, Matthias Stukel, Fran
els Rant, Oliver Dolphin, John Dunphy,
EDWARD Walsh, John Walsh and Edward
LOOney.
The subdeaeons We're Cornelius McDav-
lit, John Kennedy, Louis Buechler
Michael O'Reilly, John O'Sullivan. Jo-
seph Raith, Henry Bruenagel, William
Griffin and John GuZdek
large class was given minor orders,
including those of lector, exorcist, acolyte
and ostlarius They were:
,Aloysius Ziskowski, Jerome Dawskow-
SKI Vincent Havlicek, Peter Lang Mar
TN Griffin, Henry Mccall, John Stelmes
Thomas Cullen, David Moran, William
Gutnon Henry Fey Richard Kennedy.
William Fleming, Philip Walsh and Ed
ward Fahey.
The following received the tonsure with
the minor orders:
III damascus R5isI Richards, Aloysius schiskow-
Wilbee. 0' 'oliiI
The following received the tonsure
alone:
John Sherman, John O'Brien, James
Klein Anthony SchOlzen. Michael Hit
n ne frank Lenger. William Cannon and
Sunday. July l. at o'clock, p. m, the
ceremony Of blessing a new bell eft ST.
andrews Church, Como Villas, will take
pace, the vicar general. Very Rev: John
Hlairha. officiating. The sermon will be
preached by Rev. j. ]. Kcans. pastor OF
the Church Of the Immaculate Concen
ton. Minneapolis. his subject being:
Why I am a Catholic"
The new bell weighs 500 pounds. was
cast at the Cincinnati bell foundry. and
bears the following inscription: Holy
year 1900 Jesus Christ, Yesterday.
Today. and the Same Forever and IN
commemoration of the closing century
II has nineteen crosses cast into it. ST
Andrews Church is in Father Cosgrove's
charge. being an adjunct to his main
parish. st. Vincents
Bishop Whipple will deliver the fifth
Of the course of lectures to the neonIo
at the Church of the G bod Shepherd to.
morrow evening. Subject. MY Brothers
keeper.
The Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety Of the DaytOn's Bluff German M.
T. Church will hold a thank-offerine
service in the church this evening There
Will be special programme This morn
ing at 1890 a class of seventeen cate
chumans will be examined and admitted
to the church
The Mems Club Of Plymouth Church.
will give lawn social at the home of
Peter Berkey, College avenue and West
Sixth street, Tuesday evening.
Rev. William Oehler will deliver the
baccalaureate sermon to the graduates
of the Humboldt high school, West side.
IN the German Peoples church at D. m,
Today children's day exercises will be
held by all Of the Methodist churches and
in The main the other denominations viii
hold similar service.
AT Grace Methodist church the exer-
cisrs viii be IN charge Of Mrs. J. S. Ham,
ilton. At The First Methodist church
Rev, T. B. Cowgirl will speak to the
children and Mrs. Cox will conduct the
programme.
Hebron Baptist church will celebrate
its fifteenth anniversary today This
morning the pastor, G. II. Gamble, will
preach an anniversary sermon This
evening there will be an address for
men on The Manliness of Christ"
The second annual exodus of the St.
Paul. Christian Endeavor union will take
place Monday evening. They will
journey to Minnetonka and enjoy a three
hour tour of the lake. The special train
to carry the party will leave the union
depot at G:i0 p. m. and will leave the lake