The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-25
nnMAN CATHOLIC.

4 solemn high mass viii be sung in
Ste. Annc's Catholic church sunday
! morning in honor OF the patron SAINT
of the church.
The Rev. 4. n. -. Macy, pastor OF
St HanIs Catholic church. crosse
| Pointe. returned Friday from an auto
mobile trip to Newport Oldpoft, MON
roe and Toledo.
Congressman Townsend and the Rev.
! j. t. Hallissey. OF Hudson. viii deliver
| addresses at the annual picnic OF tho
| Chelsea Catholic church To be held IN
| Frecman's grove CaNanaugh Iakc' Aug
l..
! In the parade at the laying OF the
| cornerstone OF the Minneapolis PRO
| Cathedral Catholic, We're ~ Japan
csc converts. who were received lnto
the Minneapolis church during March
and April.
The Rev. NJ ]. 4. Dempsey, vicar
general OF the Detroit diocese mas re
| turned from a live weeks vacation III
his home I'm Wisconsin. The Rev. John
\. Gabriels. assistant pastor oi 30
| Peter and Pauls cathedral on Adelaide
| ST, left Wednesday fer "A TWO weeks
trip 10 St lgnace, Mich.
The Very Rev. Fr. Baumgartner,
Snanreilor OF the diocesv. ana Ian
rS GrsrS OK 81 o osrpn ThHrsanV.
! where they were present at the sew
| vnty second birthday anniversary cele-
/ Dration or the Rev. C. g. Bulte, OF 81
| Michaels church, that city,
The members Of Division No. L. \. >.
! H., OF Wayne county. Will observe Lac
twenty eighth anniversary OF The ot 70
| RAnlzation OF that society. sunday, IA
their nall in the Elks' temple. torh'l nus
ODMNer. James Hogan auu william l..
/ MplonrS are the only surviving charter
4 members OF the society /. j. Manner
! has filled the offiCe OF seCrc tarS con-
! tiuuously for - years.
/ The cornerstone OF the new parochlai
school OF ST. Johns Catholic church, on
| the East Grand blvd. will be lald sun
"A "A .f.Hl. - latsN
/ Nj. }. Il. Dempsey. vicar general OF tie
| diocese. viii ofticiate at the services
and preach the sermon He viii De as
! sisted by number OF the local clergy
! The basement has been completed and
! work on the building will be pushed
AS rapidly as possible. IL IL eNpectt q
! that the school Will be ready hy lAe
| first OF the year.
! Work is progressing rapidly on the
J new paroChial school building lJr ST
! Bernards Catholic parish IN ST Clhlf
| Heights. The building IL or paving
| bs ick. with two stories a4td a basem nj
and VIII cost Ia the nrtGhoorhood ~
! $1,000 There will be class rooms AID
music rooms All the basement Will j..
| used for plaV rooms for the children
| Two OF the lass rooms Will be ntted
up temporarily for the Sisters OF II
/ Joseph, from Kalamazoo. who Will nave
| charge OF the school. II is expected Ny
( the pastor. the Rev. George Maurcr
/ that the building will be ready by the
! beginning OF the school wear. Thert
] are between -Hh anu oNV 'tiilhiNh III VIZ
! parish.
During the summer months a mum
/ her OF the Jesuit fathers connected
with ~. Pctsr and Pauls Catholic
/ church on jefferson ave. give retreats
/ for religious communities throuShot
/ his province. Among hose who are al
| present out Of the city are; Fahel
| Rector r. -. Slevin, president of De
troit College. In Chicago. giving a re-
treat 10 the Ladies' OF the Sacre6
Heart convent FIR. citing is at Bis
I Raetds. Micir9. iff5set+sriTt- AaSillnn
| Ohio: FIR. William Honend In Nermil
lion. Ohio. FIR Mccarthy In Peoria
| H.. and Ir. William y. Quinlan. foi
| the Sisters OF Mercy. Chicago. Tbs
Rev Fr. Schapman. :. j.. who hai
been i'll in 81. Mary's hospital for th'
last three months is sufficiently re
| covered 50 that he is expected TO re-
turn to the college next week.
The congregation OF the Chureh %
the Holy Rosary viii give an excursion
I TO Tashmoo. August q.
/ Cardinal Gibbons. who left recently
for trip 10 Rome. in company witt
! Archbishop Farley and Bishops Foley
! and O'Connell. is reported in a. Balti'
more paper as saying that conditions n
! this country are In state calculated
to trouble any sincere Cnurchman, a.
| there is a gradual trend towards I'M
righteousness. He said; The public