The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-09-16
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Visit of Bishop Foley: The Right
Reverend Maurice P. Foley, DID,,
Bishop of Tuguegarao in the Philip
pine Islands, spent day or two in ST.
Paul this week on his way to his
distant See and paid his respects to
its Most Reverend Archbishop and
Bishop Lawler. He also visited his
cousin, Joseph T. Mannix, State
Printer. Bishop Foley is a native of
Boston and made his course at the
American College, Rome, and was or
dained for the Diocese of St. Angus
tine, Florida, where he was Rector of
the Cathedral at the time of his con-
secration as Bishop of Tuguegarao,
P. T., on December Is, 1910.
ST. Josephs German Catholic Or
phanage: More than $4,000 was add
ed to the funds of this institution as
a result of the picnic held recently by
the ST. Joseph German Orphan Society
near the orphanage on Randolph
Street. The serving of dinner and
light refreshments as well as the sale
of needle work helped to swell the
net proceeds. The needle work was
done by the women of the society who
are much interested in the welfare OF
the institution, which has now one
hundred and thirty children.
Church of the Sacred Heart: The
parochial school opened last Monday
with added accommodation for the
pupils of the parish as result OF the
new wing built during the summer
months. The school now accommo-
dates more than four hundred pupils
and is in charge of eight Sisters OF
Notre Dame The new addition cost
about $4,000.
Institute of the incarnation: The
Institute of the Incarnation, Mime
apolis, opened it's doors for the first
time to the school children of the
parish on September IL. 1t is in
charge of four Sisters of st. Dominic,
of whom Sister M. Raymunda, 0. S. d.,
is Superioress. The Sisters reside at
$500 Pleasant Avenue. The Parish OF
the Incarnation is in charge of Rev.
J. NJ Cleary, who is assisted by Rev.
G. P. Carroll.
st. Agatha's Conservatory: Signor
Guiseppi Fabbrini, recently of the Con-
servatory, Naples, Italy, and at present
. with the Minneapolis School of Music,
played a short program to the Sisters
of St. Agatha's Conservatory on Sun
day afternoon. The program included
sBallade," by Chaplin; Romance" by
the pianist himself, and a "Tarantelle'
by Martucci, who was Signor Fab
brini's teacher. Press notices of this
young musician are very f1attering and
his playing, Sunday, proved beyond
doubt his genius and talent.
ST. Paul Seminary: The registra-
ton of students for the coming year
has reached one hundred and sixty
six Ten more who have made ap-
plication are expected to present
themselves during the coming week.
Glasses were resumed in all the de-
partments last Monday. The annual
retreat will begin on Monday evening,
September IS, and close on the follow
ing Saturday morning with the eordina-
ton of twenty-five sub-deacons to dea-
conship. The Right Reverend James
McGolrich, D. D., Bishop of Duluth,
will conduct the retreat and preside
at the ordination.
It is announced that new resi-
dence building for students has been
decided upon in order to meet the
needs of the Seminary. This building
will be similar to the other residences.
The foundation will be put in this fall
and the building will be ready for oc.
cupancy at the opening of next years
course.
College of St. Thomas: The regis
tration of new students continues at
the College of st. Thomas and the
prospects are that when it is complet
ed the number enrolled will exceed
that of last year which amounted to
six hundred and seventy-one.
The Rev. w. E. Etzel has been
transferred from White Bear to the
College and appointed professor OF
astronomy and physics. Rev. Francis
Kelly of Maynooth College, Ireland
/, has been added to the staff of the elias
steal department. Messrs. StepheI
O'Rourke, B. A, and ]. J. Ryan, have
also accepted positions on the teach
ing staff. The new commandant
Lieutenant Beck who arrived some
time ago takes charge of the depart
ment of military instruction in sue
cession to Major Rice.
Request for the Pro-CathedraI: B.
the terms of the will of Mrs. Saral
Glennon filed in Minneapolis for pro
bate this week the sum of $4,000 il
bequeathed to the Pro-Cathedral o
the Immaculate Conception, and al