The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-10-19
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

st. Anne's Church: The most Rev
erend Archbishop will administer the
Sacrament of Confirmation, Sunday,
October 20, in st. Anne's Church,
Minneapolis, of which the Reverend
Damascus Richard is pastor.
Episcopal Visitors: The Right Rev.
erend Matthew Harkins, Bishop of
Providence, r. l., and the Right Rev.
erend Louis S. Walsh, Bishop of Port
land, Me-, spent few days in st.
Paul this week as the guests of the
Most Reverend Archbishop. The Bish-
ops came west to visit Right Reverend
Austin Bowling, Bishop of Des Moines.
Afterward they visited Bishop Scan
nell of Omaha, before coming to st.
Paul Accompanied by the Most Rev
erend Archbishop and Bishop McGol-
rick, of Duluth, they visited the Cathe-
drals and some of the more important
diocesan institutions of the Twin
Cities.
St. Paul Seminary: The annual
meeting of the Alumni Association was
held at the Seminary Thursday, Oc-
tober II. AS the day is also the an
niversary of the dedication of St.
Mary's Chapel the alumni Joined with
the faculty and students in the COM
memoration of this event. Solemn
High Mass was celebrated in the
chapel at ten o'clock. The celebrant
was Reverend James c. Byrne, pastor
of St. Mary's parish, st. Paul, and
president of the Alumni Association.
Reverend Michael O'Brien, pastor of
st. Thomas parish, Minneapolis,
preached the sermon.
After Mass the meeting of the
Alumni Association was held in the
Aula Maxima Dinner was served at
half past twelve o'clock.
The Coming of Columbus: On Mon
day evening, October q, Selig's NOV
ing picture drama, "The Coming of
Columbus will be given in the
Knights of Columbus hall, 400 Cedar
Street Miss Grace Christophel will
sing the Salve Regina. 1t will be
repeated Tuesday evening, in the Sa-
cred Heart school hail. corner Sixth
and Sinner Streets, and on Wednes-
day evening, October %, in St. Mary
school hall, corner of East Ninth and
Locust Streets. This drama has been
commended by Pope Plus x, for it's
moral and historic value.
St. Johns Parish: A Harvest Fes-
tival will be held by the members of
st. Johns Parish, October "a, Is and
26, in the hall on the corner of Seventh
and Reaney Streets.
College of St. Catherine: A stereop-
ticon lecture on Jerusalem and Jericho
was given by Reverend Thomas J. Glib
bons, Wednesday evening, October
ninth, in the library of the college.
De la Sale institute, Minneapolis:
The Columbus celebration rendered by
the De La Sale Literary Society indi-
Gated literary talent superior to that
shown in the past. The essays by
Masters e. Joncas, II. Maiser and G..
Gormly, together with the recitations
of Masters A. Cunningham and A.
Toussiant were the features. Master
C. Woitaszek's essay on the character
of Columbus won particular applause.
The orchestra of the school has be-
gun practice under the direction of
Prof. ], r. Long, who promises very
successful year.
The Institute was visited last week
by Mr.. M. Delaney, a we'll known bust
ness man from the Pacific coast,
formerly resident of st. Paul. His
talk to the Juniors won for him their
admiration. Mr.. l.. B. Madden, of st.
Paul, a graduate of the Christian
Brothers College of st. Louis, also
visited the Institute last week.
The football squad of the school is
working in preparation for one of it's
heavy games.
HameI: Reverend Francis Combette,
pastor of the Church of st. Anna, pre-
scented a class of eighty children to
whom Right Reverend Bishop Lawler
administered the Sacrament of Con-
f1rmation, Monday, October, 7.
Confirmation Dates: Bishop Lawler
administered Confirmation in st. Anas-
tasia's Church, at Hutchinson, Octo-
Der IS. On October 20, he will con-
firm in st. Georges Church, Glencoe;
October 81, in st. Joseph's Church,
Montevideo.
Waverly: Reverend Terence Moore,
pastor of st. Mary's Church, received
souvenir gift from his parishioners
on Sunday, October 6, the twentieth
anniversary of his ordination to the
Priesthood.
Fairfax: The Catholic Ladies' Aid
will hold their Fancy Work Fair on