The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-06-03
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

AAASAS Va SOA1t1L Will NC
istered to large class of children by
the Most Reverend Archbishop on
Sunday afternoon, June 4, at three
o'clock
Bishop LAWYERS Appointments:
The Right Reverend Bishop Lawler
will administer the Sacrament of Con-
frmation at the Church of St. Mary,
LIE Sueur Center, on Sunday, June 4;
at the Church of st. Thomas, Cor
coran, on Wednesday, June z; and at
the Church of st. Charles, Minneap-
oils, on Sunday, June II.
FaribauIt: The Reverend J. J. Sle-
vim, pastor of the Church of the I'm
maculate Conception, left Monday,
May 20, on a trip to the East. He
will visit relatives and friends in New
York, Brooklyn and other eastern
cities before returning to Faribault
the first week in July.
Bethlehem Academy: The Alumnae
of Bethlehem Academy recently pre-
scented the institution with $500 to-
wards the founding of scholarship
to be maintained in perpetuity by the
Association.
An illustrated lecture on Rome by
Professor M. G. Rowan, of Marquette
University, Milwaukee, given at the
opera house on May 10, for the benefit
of the Academy, proved a great sue
cess. Professor Rowan presented an
= interesting series of pictures of the
Eternal City and his lecture was in
terspersed with "reminiscences of his
visit thereto.
College of St. Catherine: On Tues
day, May 80, Piano Recital was CIV
en- by Miss Ruth Stewart assisted by
the Misses Marion Baernstein and
Grace Clausen. On Thursday, June 1,
at 8 o'clock, a musical festival was
given by a number of the pupils of the
institution.
St. Agatha's Conservatory: The
exhibit of Students Art Work held on
Tuesday and Wednesday, May 80 and
81, from 2 to 6 o'clock, drew large
numbers of people friends of the
students and patrons of the institu-
ton.
st. Paul Seminary: The semi
annual written examinations in the
departments of Philosophy and Theol-
ogy took place last week. This week
was devoted to the oral examinations.
~ T1rn hn or
dents will enter upon the annual re-
treat preparatory to ordination. On
Thursday, June s, Tonsure and Minor
Orders will be conferred upon large
class; and on Friday morning at 8
o'clock the Most Reverend Archbishop
will confer the Subdeaconship on thir-
ty students and will ordain to the
Holy Priesthood nineteen Deacons, ten
of whom are for the Diocese of st.
Paul.
Church of ST. Michael: The Rever-
end Paulist Fathers, Mullaly and
Burke, of Chicago, are giving a two
weeks mission in the Church of st.
Michael of which the Rev. Patrick
O'Neil is pastor This week is de-
voted to the women of the parish, and
next week will be exclusively for the
men.
Church of St. Mary: A very i'm.
pressive ceremony took place in ST.
Mary's Church last Sunday evening
when ninety-three new members were
received into the Young Ladies' So
dality. The procession, led by the
president, Miss Gertrude FRANKIE, bear
ing the banner, and by the secretary
Miss Mary Mahoney, was beautiful to
behold as it wendell it's way to the
Church from the school across the
street The Sodality now consists oil
$50 members in good standing and
over 100 candidates. It's members de
serve great praise for becoming such
active and powerful factors in the
life of the parish.
Personal: Rev. John A. Ryan, D
d., Professor of Moral Theology an(
Political Economy in the st. Pau
Seminary, left last Monday evening
for a three months tour of Europe
during which he will visit Rome. Hi.
brother, the Rev. L. F. Ryan, assistant
pastor of st. Joseph's Church, st. Paul
accompanied him.
Polish Magazine: The plans TO
publishing the Polish magazine Rod
zina" 1.-THE Family in ST. Paul hav'
been changed; and the magazine will
continue to be issued from the pres
emit office of publication in Chicago.
Institute of the lncarnation: o.
Sunday, May %, the Most Reveren'
Archbishop formally dedicated tn
Church of the Incarnation, MinneaT
oils, of which Rev. ]. M. Cleary i
pastor, and preached the sermon a
Tho Solemn High Mass which fO]