The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-06-17
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Archbishop will administer the Sacra-
ment of Confirmation in the Church of
the Assumption, St. Paul, at three
o'clock; on Sunday, June %, in the
Pro-Cathedral of the Immaculate Con-
ception, Minneapolis; and on Sunday,
July 2, in the Church of the Most Holy
Trinity, New Ulm
cretin High School: The closing
exercises of Cretin High School will be
held at the Grand Opera House, Tues
day evening, June 20. Twenty-one
graduates will receive their diplomas
from the Most Reverend Archbishop,
who will preside An elaborate pro-
gram has been prepared, including
pills chosen from the grade classes and
a selection of patriotic songs by the
members of the Glee Club.
The orators of the class are Walter
Sullivan, who will deliver an address
on william Mckinley; Clarence Els
wirth, who will present "a Plea for
Good Reading; Bernard Ferber, who
ern Education; Paul Frenzel, the vale
dictorian, who will deliver an address
on Our Ideals" At the conclusion of
the exercises the Most Reverend Arch
bishop will address the graduates. An
invitation has been issued to the AL
umni of the institution and it is hoped
that they will be present in large num-
III o0Su io4S Of hn
work done by their Alma Mater.
Church of st. Matthew: Rev. Hen
ry J. Minea, who was ordained at st.
Paul Seminary on June 8, celebrated
his first Mass in his native parish of
ST. Matthew, on Sunday, June II. He
was assisted by Very Rev. F. J.
Schaefer, D. D., Rector of st. Paul
Seminary, as assistant priest; Rev.
B. V. Kelly as deacon; and Rev. Fran
els Nolan as sub-deacon. Rev. j. Link
enmeyer was master Of ceremonies.
A sermon in German was preached by
Rev. P NJ. Jung, of st. Matthews
Church, and one in English by Rev.
NJ Gillen of the College of st. Thorn
as. Special music was furnished by
the choir under the leadership of the
director, Mr.. B. M. O'Bryen. After
the service banquet was served in
the school hall; and the pupils of the
parochial school gave a musical and
literary entertainment in the evening.
Holy Angels Academy: On June
II, the Holy Angels Academy, Min
neapolis, will close one of its most
successful years. The enrolment of
boarders, day scholars and music
pupils is the largest in the history of
the institutions; and the work done by
the students in all departments gives
evidence of application and ability of
more than the usual order. Early in
the spring the members of the music
classes gave their annual recitals-
the advanced pupils on April 8, and
the Intermediates on May 6.
The commencement exercises will
take place at three o'clock in the af-
ternoon of June II. A program of
vocal and instrumental selections will
be rendered and the diplomas will be
presented to the sixteen graduates OF
the eighth grade, by the Rev. ]. Dono-
hue, City Missionary of st. Paul, who
also will deliver the address.
st. Anthony High School: The
Commencement exercises of st. An
thony High School, Minneapolis, will
be held in the Princess Theatre Fri
day evening, June 16, at o'clock
FaribauIt: A class of 100 children
was admitted to first Holy Commun
ion at the o'clock Mass on Sunday
June II, at the Church of the Immac
ulate Conception. After Mass the
children were enrolled in the scapu
lar. presented with rosaries and Com
munion certificates, and pledged to
total abstinence until they reach the
age of twenty-one. Breakfast was
served for them in the Church hall by
the ladies of the parish
lie Sueur Center: The. following
members of the Confirmation class
were awarded medals for Christian
Doctrine in the examinations recently
held in st. Mary's Sunday school. Fol
girls: First prize, Mary Ellen Butler
second prize, Florence Meyer. Fol
boys: First prize, John Kolars; sec
ond prize, Joseph Schlosser. In tht
class of Bible History the first prize
was awarded to Susan Schlosser anC
the second to Aloysius Dwyer. Al
these prizes we're gold medals, two o
which were presented by the pastor
Rev. James J. Woods; two by thu
Young Ladies' Sodality; and two b.
the Ladies' Sewing Circle.
st. Peter: The ceremony of layin;
the cornerstone of the new Church o
st. Peter took place Sunday afternoon
June IL. The cornerstone was blesset
and placed in position by the Rev. Z