The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-10-26
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

st. Paul Seminary: At the meeting
of the Alumni Association, Thursday,
October II, the triennial election of
officers took place after the Solemn
High Mass concentrating the dedi-
cation of st. Mary's chapel. The new
officers are: President, Reverend
Thomas F. Gleason, pastor of st.
Johns church, st. Paul; Secretary,
Reverend Patrick r. Cunningham OF
Hastings, Minnesota; Treasurer, Rev.
erend William H. Blum of Robbinsdale,
Minnesota. The two members elected
to the board of directors are the Rev.
erend Leo Cans of St. Cloud and the
Reverend Edwin V. O'Hara of Port
land, Oregon. The directors still mem
befs of the board are Reverend Joseph
A. Corrigan, pastor of st. Marks
church, st. Paul; Reverend S. A. Iciek,
pastor of the Church of st. Mary Star
of the Sea, Duluth; Reverend Thomas
e. Cullen, pastor of the Pro-Cathedral
of the Immaculate Conception, Mime
apolis; and Reverend John Dunphy of
St. Thomas College. The retiring
president, Reverend James G. Byrnes,
reviewed the work of the Association
since it's OF ganization in 1909 when he
was elected it's first president. He
thanked the members for their loyalty
to the Seminary and their cooperation
with the officers of the Association.
The Most Reverend Archbishop was
present at the dinner, which was
served at 1890 o'clock, and afterward
received the members of the Alumni
in the Administration building. The
growth of the Seminary is shown in
the contrast between the number en-
rolled in the old st. Thomas Seminary
and college which on it's opening day
twenty-seven years ago had fifty-fve
students in both departments, and this
years registration in the st. Paul
Seminary, which is one hundred and
eighty-nine, representing twenty-one
dioceses.
St. Ambrose Church.: From Octo-
Der % to October 81, there was expo
sition of the Blessed Sacrament every
evening IN the Church of st. Ambrose,
St. Paul, at 700 o'clock at which the
pastor, Reverend Albert A. Comparini
gave an instruction followed by Bene-
diction.
Our Lady of Mount Carmel: A new
bell will be blessed in the church of
Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Mime
apolis, Sunday, October 81. The pas
tor, Reverend Albert Bandini will con-
duct the services.
Visit of Archbishop Redwood: The
Most Reverend Francis M. Redwood,
Archbishop of Wellington, New Zea-
land, is spending a few days in st.
Paul as the guest of the Most Rev.
erend Archbishop. He is on his way
to Europe and will visit the Holy
Father before returning to his diocese.
Confirmation Dates: The Most Rev.
erend Archbishop will administer Con
firmation in the church of the Blessed
Virgin, New Trier, Sunday, October
27; and ir the church of st. Matthias,
Hampton, on Monday, October 90.
De la Sale Institute: The Execu-
tive Committee of the De La Sale
Alumni Association held it's regular
quarterly business meeting in the resi-
dence of the Brothers in Minneapolis,
Sunday, October 20. The meeting was
attended by Messrs. Michael Hurley
James Murphy, James Cogwin, Will
liam Doyle, James Flaherty, J. Oys
and Leo J. Gleason. Numerous mat
tiers appertaining to the Annual Ban
quet were discussed. The members
of the Association will be notified in
the near future as to the date selected
and other particulars relating to the
event. The ranks of the Association
will be swelled to the extent Of sixty
four, this being the number of young
men who finished in 1912. They will
be initiated into the Association Wed
nesday evening, November 6. A com
mittee of three has been appointed tC
look after their interests, and a large
attendance of the old members is ex
pected.
New UIm: The St. Patrick Council
of the Knights of Columbus elected
new officers at their annual meeting
October 4. On the following Monday
October II, the new officers were in
stalled by District Deputy, ]. M. Hob
mann of Mankato.
The corner stone of the new Lorettc
Hospital will be laid Sunday October
81 and the new chapel will be blessed
Reverend Robert Schlinkert, pastor Of
Holy Trinity church, will conduct the
ceremonies. Addresses will be deliv
cred by Father Schlinkert and by
Mayor Fritsche. The new hospita
will be three stories high, exclusive
of the attic and basement. The de
sign calls for main building and one
wing to be erected for the present
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