The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-11-23
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

St. Agnes Church: The silver jnbi-
lee of st. Agnes Church, st. Paul, will
be celebrated next week. The exer-
,cises will begin with the celebration
of Solemn Pontifical Mass at ten
O'Clock Sunday morning, November
"a. Right Reverend Bishop Trobec
will be celebrant of the Mass and the
Most Reverend Archbishop will preach
the sermon. In the evening at eight
O'Clock there will be an address by
Bishop Trobec and an entertainment
by the pupils of St. Agnes School. At
nine o'clock Monday morning there
will be a Requiem Mass for all de-
ceased members and b~enefactors of st.
Agnes parish. In the evening there
will be a social gathering of the pion-
GERS and other members of the parish.
A bazaar will be opened Tuesday aft
ernoon in st. Agnes Hall and will
continue until Wednesday evening,
closing with a turkey rattle. The
ladies of the parish will have a social
meeting Wednesday afternoon. At
nine o'clock Thanksgiving morning
there will be a Solemn High Mass, at
which the Annual Collection for the
st. Vincent de Paul Society and the
poor of the parish will be made.
Cretin High School: On Friday
morning, November Is, the students of
Cretin High School, st. Paul, assembled
in the hall, where the reports of the
first quarter were read. Prizes were
awarded the leaders of each class.
The following boys distinguished
themselves in the various classes, the
first mentioned holding the highest
honors: Senior-Frank Heck, William
Moore, Aloysius Markert, Daniel
Heaney and Paul Marien. Junior GA"
Francis Borovansky, Byron BERTHE,
Anthony Conroy, Paul Barry and Fran
els Cunningham. Junior "B'-Arthur
Walden, John Tierney, Edward Cleary,
Arthur Duggan and Andrew Lauer-
mann. Academic "A"-Roman Beier-
estettle, Louis Barcher, William
Casey, Walter Heidenrich and John
Donovan. Academic "B"-Herbert
Schwartz, Cyril Rothmund, William
Marin, Francis Einck and John Court
ney.
At the conclusion of the reading Of
the reports, Right Reverend Bishop
Lawler addressed the students and an
nounced a half holiday.
The Bishop was accompanied to the
school by Right Reverend Mgr. De
Becker, Rector of the American Col.
lege, Louvain.
Under the direction of Mr.. Colville,
the Cretin Glee Club is making rapid
progress. The renditions on Friday
morning evinced considerable talent.
During the past week Brother H. Pat
rick, Director of the School, enter
tanned his brother, Rev. Matthew Mar
ron, who is on his way to Los Angeles
after spending the summer months in
Ireland.
Church of st. Philip: A Holy Name
Society has recently been established
at St. Philip Polish Church, Mime
apolis, of which Reverend Ambrose
Kryjewski is the pastor. The mem
bership is increasing rapidly.
Church Of St. Anthony: Right Rev.
erend Bishop Lawler administered
Confirmation to a class of five hundred
in the Church of st. Anthony, Mime
apolis, last Sunday afternoon. The
Bishop received an offering from the
class of $3.50 for the Pro-Cathedral.
Several distinguished visitors were
present, among them Right Reverend
Monsignor De Becker, Rector of the
American College in Louvain, Belgium.
Hennepin Council: The newly
elected officers of the Hennepin
County Council, Knights of Colum-
bus, we're installed at the club
house, Eighth street and Fifth avenue
south, Monday evening, November II.
Those installed we're: George D.
Flynn, grand knight; Hugh Hennessy,
deputy grand knight; Raymond Caver-