The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-03-30
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

hOA AA O DOu9 al lie 0lSuL U ClOCk MASS
in the Church of ST. Louis, Cedar
street, on Sunday, March 81 The
Rev. Paul Rulquin, S. NJ, Chaplain of
the Council, is pastor of the Church
After Mass breakfast will be served in
the ST Paul Hotel.
Death of a Sister: Sister Teresa
Louise Ryan died at st. Mary's Hos
pital, Minneapolis, on March Is after
an illness of two years. Her funeral
services were held in the Chapel Of
the Hospital last Wednesday morn.
ing at eight o'clock, and the remains
were inferred in ST. Mary's cemetery.
The deceased was born in Wexford,
Ireland, in 1872, and entered the Order
of the Sisters of st. Joseph seven years
ago. She taught in the parochial
schools in st. Paul and Graceville.
lie sueur Center: A very successful
mission closed in the Church of st.
Mary on Sunday, March "a. 1t was
preached by the Rev. S. R. Brockbank,
0. P, and the Rev. H. J. Shredder, O..
P, of the Holy Rosary Convent, Min
neapoliS. All the services were well
attended and nine hundred persons
approached the Sacrament. The
movement for the establishment of a
parochial school under the direction
of the Sisters received new impetus
and it is probable that the foundation
will be laid this fall and that the
school will be opened mex year. The
Rev. James ]. Woods is pastor of the
parish.
Kilkenny: A weeks mission con-
Quoted by the Dominican Fathers from
Minneapolis opened in the Church of
st. Canice on Sunday, March "a, and
continued for one week.
Guild of Catholic Women: The
members of the Guild of Catholic
Women received Holy Communion in
a body at nine o'clock Mass in
the Cathedral last Tuesday, March
26. This was followed by ex-
position of the Blessed Sacrament
which continued until four o'clock
when Solemn Benediction was given.
The Rev. James Donahoe, Spiritual
Director of the Guild, officiated on both
occasions.
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes:
This week mission is in progress in
the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes,
Southeast Minneapolis, of which Rev.
J. Guillot is pastor. 1t is being con-
Quoted by Father Frecenon, a member
of the Society of the Holy Ghost, Chip
peWa Falls, Wisconsin. His instruc-
lions are practical and interesting and
the church is filled to overlooking at
every service. Father Frecenon was
born in Martinique Island, has trav-
elled extensively and has filled vari.
GUS positions of trust in his order
both in Europe and in America. He
is the author of a number of doctrinal
and devotional works.
Many improvements have been made
in the Church of Our Lady of Lour-
des. The interior has been frescoed
by Mr.. William Prenevost, a member
of the congregation, and a large set
of Stations of the Cross has been fur.
nished by the Giuliani Statuary Com.
pany of st. Paul, who also repainted
and gilded the affairs. The sanctuary
and the body of the church have been
wired and the whole system of cleo.
trio lighting has been renewed and
new lamps installed. A new sanctu.
airy lamp has been donated by three
families of the parish. The cost OF
these improvements, amounting to
more than three thousand dollars, has
been furnished by the members OF
the parish and by donations from the
different societies. The work is en-
tirely paid for and reflects great cred.
it on pastor and people. The parish
toner's are very proud of their church
and deserve great praise for the man.
ner in which they responded to the
appeals of their pastor. The success
which attended their efforts thus far
is an incentive. to them to undertake
other works for the improvement OF
the church and of the parish.
@u0fCH % OBJ WARY 1AS 1SSf. -. II
Fannan, o. P, of the Holy Rosary
Convent, Minneapolis, will preach al
the late Mass on Easter Sunday in st
Mary's Church, st. Paul.
Holy Rosary Parochial School: The
Rev. J. c. Byrne, of st. Mary's Church
ST. Paul, and the Rev. ]. Harrington
of the Church of the Ascension, Min
neapolis, members of the Diocesan
School Board, made an official visit
to the parochial school of the Holy
Rosary parish on March rs. This
school has an enrolment of FIVE hun
dred and twelve pupils and is in
charge of the Sisters of st. Dominic.
Churches Robbed: The reports
that appeared in the daily press re
garding the robberies that took place