The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-10-21
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

New Ulm: During the visit of the
Most Reverend Archbishop to New
Ulm last July it was decided to or
ganize another parish in the city.
Recently an option was secured by
Church of the Holy Trinity, on a
piece of property at the corner of
Minnesota and Sixth streets, South,
and the new parish was incorporated
under the name of ''the Church of St.
Mary" The incorporators are the
Most Reverend Archbishop, Presi-
dent; Right Reverend Bishop Lawler,
first Vice-President; Rev. R. Schlin-
kert, second Vice-President; John
Bartel, Secretary; Martin Eichten,
Treasurer. All the territory south of
Center Street is included within the
boundary of the new parish. At a
meeting held recently in the parochial
school the majority of those residing
on the south side voted in favor of
purchasing the tract on which the OPP
ton had been secured. Plans for a
new church were discussed and
three members of the congregation
were selected to act as consultors with
the pastor and trustees. 1t is ex-
pected that before spring the neces-
sary details preliminary to the erec-
ton of the new church will be COM
pleted and work will then begin.
Hibernian Festival: The festival
to be given by the Ancient Order of
Hibernians and the Ladies Auxiliary
of Ramsey County, will open on No
vember 6 at Hibernian Halls and con-
tinue for week. Monday night will
be for the Hibernians; Tuesday night
will be set apart for the Germans;
Wednesday night will be for the Hi
bernians of Hennepin County; Thurs
day the Ladies Auxiliary of Ramsey
County will have charge; and on Fri
day night the Shamrock Club will at
tend in a body. The closing night will
be municipal night when the Mayor
and other city officials are expected
to be present. A number of contests
will be carried on. An automobile
will be disposed of by lottery on the
closing night, November IL.
Concert for Italian Church: The
new Italian church on Bradley street,
which has been placed under the pa,
tronage of ST. Ambrose, will be dedi-
Gated early next month. 1t is OF
the first of the two churches which
will soon be provided for the Italian
people of the city who are ministered
to by the Rev. R. Balducci For the
benefit of the new Church of st. Am
brose a concert will be given under
the auspices of the Italians of st.
Paul in the Knights of Columbus Hall,
4OS Cedar street, on Sunday evening,
October 80. A splendid program of
musical and vocal selections is being
prepared for that occasion and will
be rendered by some of the leading
musicians of ST. Paul. Those who at
tend are assured of treat. An adj
mission fee of fifty cents will be
charged.
Visit of Brother Emery: During
the week Brother Emery, former
director of the Cretin High School,
has been the guest of the Christian
Brothers who have charge of that in
stitution. Brother Emery is the Off
cial Visitor of the Order and is on
tour of inspection through the North
west, during which he will examine
all the schools conducted by the
Christian Brothers. The Office of
Visitor is second only to that of the
Provincial and at present Brother
Emery is acting Provincial of the
Christian Brothers in, the middle west.
A great spirit of athletics has taken
hold of the students of Cretin High
School Several basketball teams
have been formed and many contests
have been waged for supremacy. So
far the Seniors have won all the
games in which they participated this
season. The Junior A team comes
second and the rivalry for first place
is very keen During the week five
new students were added to the high
school class and the attendance is
the largest in the history of the in
stitution.