The Catholic bulletin., 1911-06-24
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

received word that, owing to press of
business, His Excellency, the Apos-
tolic Delegate, will not be able to pay
his intended visit to st. Paul during
the month of June.
Church of the Redeemer: On Sun
day, June II, the Italians of ST. Paul
celebrated the feast of st. Anthony in
the Church of the Holy Redeemer, of
which Rev. R. Balducci is pastor. The
st. Anthony Society, of which Mr..
Angelo Goduto is President, led by
band and preceded by a platoon of
mounted police marched to the Church
where Solemn High Mass was cele-
brated by Very Reverend F. J. Schae-
fer, D. D., Rector of the ST. Paul Sem
mary, assisted by Rev. J. Donahue as
deacon, and Rev. R. Balducci as sub
deacon. The sermon was preached by
Father Balducci. After Mass the
members of the Society reformed in
line and marched to their hall where
banquet was served and speeches
appropriate to the occasion made.
Bishop Stariha's Visit: The Right
Reverend John Stariha, D. D., Titular
Bishop of Antipatris, in Palestine,
and formerly Bishop of Lead, S. D.,
arrived in St. Paul last week, from his
home in Laibach, Austria. He will
spend some weeks visiting his former
friends and the scenes of his mission
ary labors. Before his elevation to
the Episcopate he was pastor of the
Church of St. Francis de Sales, St.
Paul. During his visit he will be the
guest of Rev. A. Ogulin, pastor Of the
y Church of st. Bernard.
Bethlehem Academy: The exercis-
es of Commencement Week at Bethle-
hem Academy, Faribault, were opened
on Friday evening, June Is, at 8
O'Clock, by the presentation of "The
Piper" by the senior class. On Sun
day evening, June 1S, the Honorable
M. H. Kelley of Joplin, Missouri, de-
livered the Baccalaureate address;
and on Tuesday evening, June 20, the
commencement address to the gradu-
ates was delivered by the Rev. J. M.
Cleary of the Church of the Incarna-
tion, Minneapolis, after the presenta-
tion of medals and diplomas to the
members of the graduating class.
West Newton: Rev. F. Pozek, pas
tor of the Church of St. George, left
last week for an extended European
trip during which he will visit the
home of his parents in Austria. Dur
his absence the Rev. A. J. BiebI of
the Josephinum College, Columbus,
Ohio, will have charge of the parish.
De La Sale Institute: The ninth
annual Commencement exercises of
the De La Sale Institute, Mime
apOlis, in charge of the Christian
Brothers, was held Friday evening,
June %, at the Princess theater.
Forty graduates were awarded diplo-
mas by the Right Reverend Bishop
Lawler, who presided and delivered
an address in which he extolled the
work of the Christian Brothers as
educators of the young. The program
for the evening comprised an address
by John T. Kane on American
Statesmen; an essay on 'The Power
Ii,
and the Valedictory, by Louis G. Fla
herty. The De La Sale orchestra rem.
dered several selections and a choir
Of one hundred voices under the di.
rection of J. A Williams, furnished
the vocal numbers.
ST. Margaret's Academy: Til e
forty-four young lady graduates of the
different departments of st. Margar
cts Academy, Minneapolis, received
their diplomas and certificates, on
Monday evening, June IL, at the Shu
bert theater, from the hands of the
Rev. J. M. Cleary, pastor of the
Church of the Incarnation, who deliv
cred the Commencement address in
which he paid a high tribute to the
manner in which the fundamental
principles of Catholic education are
applied and emphasized at the Acad
emy
Church of St. Lawrence: The Rev
James A. Byrnes, recently ordained al
the st. Paul Seminary, celebrated his
first Solemn High Mass in his native
parish of st. Lawrence, Minneapolis
on June 13. Rev. John Fahey, of Rem
vile, was assistant priest, Rev. VIII
liam J. Busch Of st. Paul, deacon, ant
Rev. Daniel ]. Ryan, of Port Huron
Michigan, subdeacon. The sermon
was preached by the Rev. James C
Byrne, pastor of the parish.
Graceville: The first Mass of Rev
James c. O'Hara, native of Grace
vile, was celebrated in the Church o
the Holy Rosary, on Sunday, June II
He was assisted by the pastor of th'
parish, Rev. R..V. Kennedy, as assist
ant priest, Rev. James A. Byrnes, o
Minneapolis, as deacon, and Rev. vii
liam ]. Harrington of Ishpeming
Michigan, as subdeacon. The sermon
was preached by the Very Reverend
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