The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-03-25
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Most Reverend Archbishop at the
Church of ST. Michael on Sunday,
March &c. On the following Sunday,
April 2, Right Reverend Bishop Law
lor will give Confirmation at the
Church of st. Mary Germany and
of st. Joseph (French).
Minneapolis: Columbus Sunday"
was fittingly observed by the local
Knights. The members of the Henne-
pin Council received Holy Communion
in body at the Church Of st. Stephen.
The sermon was preached by Rev. J.
F. Dolphin, Chaplain of the Council.
Breakfast was served in the church
parlors.
The Minneapolis Council of the
Knights of Columbus attended Mass
and received Holy Communion in
body at the Church of the Incarnation,
and listened to an appropriate sermon
by the pastor, Rev. J. M. Cleary.
st. Paul Seminary: Last week
Right Reverend Bishop Lawler con-
ferred Subdeaconship and Deaconship
on two students: and priesthood on
one, Rev. John J. O'Reilly, of the Do
cese of Lead
Novitiate and Normal Training
School for Sisters: Work was re-
sumed this week on the new Novitiate
and Normal Training School for the
Sisters of St. Joseph, which is being
erected on Randolph street adjoining
the College of St. Catherine. The
foundation was built last autumn; and
the superstructure will be completed
as rapidly as possible in order to ac-
commodate the needs of the commun-
ity When it is finished the Novitiate,
in connection with St. Joseph's Acad-
envy, will be used to enlarge the capa-
city of that school and provide accom-
modations for it's pupils.
Minneota: James Kiley, one of the
pioneer members of st. Edwards Par
ish, died at his residence near Min
neota on March 18th. Mr.. Kiley was
born in Ireland, but emigrated at an
early age to Canada. From there he
came with his wife and family in 1881
to Minneota in response to Bishop
Ireland's call for Catholic colonists.
The funeral took place on Saturday
morning Father Stewart sang the
Mass and after the Absolutions paid
q suitable tribute to the virtues which
characterized the life of the deceased.
May he rest in peace!
Father Carlin of Tracy, Father Do
mestici Of Marshall and Father Van
Walleghem of Client assisted Father
Stewart during the forty hours devo-
lions which we're held at st. Edward s
Church on Sunday, Monday and Tues
day. Great crowds went to Comics
sion and Holy Communion during
those days, and many children re-
first time.
Green Isle: st. Patrick's day was
observed with appropriate religious
ceremony At half past o'clock,
Mass was celebrated in st. Brendan's
Church at which the Knights of Co.
lumbus observed columbus Sunday
by receiving Holy Communion in a
body. High Mass was celebrated by
the pastor, Rev. James E. Doyle, at 10
o'clock and the sermon was preached
by Rev. P. J. O'Connor, of Mendoza.
In the evening a comedy-drama. in
five acts, entitled Grandmother Hide.
brands Legacy" was staged at the
opera house. Between the acts vaude'
vile specialties were presented.
Anoka: Last Sunday Revs. E. j
Mullaly and o. A. WEIGH, the Paulist
Fathers from Chicago, concluded
two weeks mission in st. Stephens
Church The first week was devoted
to Catholics, and the second to the
non-Catholics. The latter showed
their appreciation of the opportunity
afforded them to receive instructions
in regard to Catholic doctrine by at
tending in large numbers and patron
iZing the Question Box. Rev. 0. Dol
phin, the pastor, will continue to lee
ture every Sunday evening during Lent
on some point of Catholic doctrine Of
special interest to non-Catholics.
st. Peter: The plans prepared fol
the new Church of st. Peter, by Mr.
e. L. Masqueray, architect of the new
Cathedral of ST. Paul, were submitted
to the members of the building com
mittee last week and approved. The
specifications are now being prepared
and the contract for the construction
of the church will be awarded early
next month.
The plan calls for church built IL
the modern renaissance style in thu
form of Greek Cross. The buildin,
will be 1876 feet long, with transept
20 feet wide. It will have a seatin'
capacity of 600. The old church ha
been moved from it's foundations, ant
the work of excavating for the base