The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-06-29
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Church of St. Vincent: The Rev.
Timothy Crowley who has been in
charge of the Church of St. Vincent
for the past year has been appointed
pastor of the parish by the Most
Reverend Archbishop.
Visit of Father Burke: During the
week, the Rev. John E. Burke, Director
General of the Catholic Board for
Mission Work Among the Colored
People of America, spent few days
in ST. Paul, as the guest of the Most
Reverend Archbishop.
Holy Angels Academy: The COM
mencement exercises of Holy Angels
Academy took place in the Academy
hall on the afternoon Of June 20. The
address to the graduates was given by
the Rev. T. F. Gleason, pastor of the
Church of St. John, st. Paul. The
Rev. B. F. Audus of the Immaculate
Conception parish, Minneapolis, pre-
sented grade diplomas to thirteen
to fourteen.
De la Sale Institute: The Right
Reverend Bishop LaWler delivered the
address at the graduating exercises of
De La Sale Institute, Minneapolis, in
the Bijou Theatre on the evening of
June 20. Essays were read by John J.
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els E. Murphy. Music was furnished
by the school orchestra and a choir of
seventy-five directed by J. A. Williams.
Graduating diplomas were granted to
sixty-six. The institution is in charge
of the Christian Brothers, and has an
enrolment of three hundred and forty.
Kilkenny: Fifty-three children, So
boys and II girls, were admitted to
first Holy Communion at the Church
of st. Canice on Sunday, June Is, in
the presence of a large congregation.
The children assembled in the
parochial school and, preceded by
flower girls and the Communion class
of last year, marched to the Church
sermon preached by the pastor, Rev.
J. H. Prendergast.
Faribault: An institute for teachers
will be conducted at Bethlehem
Academy during the month of July.
1t will be attended by Dominican Sis
ters from Minnesota and the neighbor-
ing states. At the close of the in
stitute the Sisters will enter upon
spiritual retreat of eight days.
Retreats for the Sisters: Last
Tuesday evening retreats for the Sis
tiers of St. Joseph began in st. Joseph's
Academy and in St. Agatha's Con-
servatory under the direction of Jesuit
Fathers. The retreats will close on
next Tuesday, July 2. Later on another
retreat will be given in the College of
st. Catherine.
Frontenac: The twentieth annual
commencement exercises of the Villa
Maria Academy were held last week.
Father Coleman of Milville, delivered
the baccalaureate address on the 18th.
On the following evening the class
play, "A Disguised Prince" was cred
itably presented to an enthusiastic
audience. The piano recital of Miss
Eleanor Davis indicated high degree
of talent and reflected great credit on
her instructors. On Thursday, the
goth, the Minims gave an interesting
play following which the regular grad
uation exercises were held. The Rev.
James Donahoe of st. Paul presented
the medals and diplomas to the six
graduates and delivered the address.
The Fitzgerald medal for penmanship
was awarded to Miss Barry of st. Paul,
the Liguori medal for application to
Miss Ogden of Minneapolis, and the
Raleigh medal for music to Miss Davis
of Dickinson, N. D.
The graduates we're Miss Angela
Meghan, Miss Mayme Hertz and Miss
Mary J. Randall of st. Paul, Miss
Eleanor Davis of Dickinson, N. D.,
Miss Aimee Girling, Minneapolis, and
Miss Ruth Halliday of Amery, Wis.
Red Wing: The twenty-fifth ami
Versary OF the ordination of the Rev
Patrick Carey, pastor of st. Joseph's
Church, was celebrated last Monday.
The Reverend Jubilarian officiated at
the Solemn High Mass, and the sermon
was preached by the Rev. ]. J. Hurst,
Chaplain of Villa Maria Academy,
Frontenac, MINI.