The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-12-07
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Death of Father Kobylinski: Rev.
erend Casimir Kobylinsh died at Ost-
row, Posen, Poland, November 8, and
was buried there November IL.
Father Kobylinski was born in Posen
flfty-seven years ago. He studied
philosophy and theology at Louvain
and was ordained there in June, 1887.
He came to America to the diocese of
Fort Wayne, Indiana, shortly after
ward and remained there until 1899
After the death of Father Guzowski in
that year, Father Kobylinski came to
st. Paul and took charge of st. CAST
mfrs Church of which he remained
pastor until 1910. During his pastoral
charge there he built the present
church of st. Casimir and re-organiZed
the parochial school. He labored with
out sparing himself until his failing
health compelled him to resign two
years ago. He returned to his native
land in the hope of recovering his
health and to that end he was placed
under medical care as soon as he
reached Posen. Every attention was
given to him but his physicians could
only delay the death which occurred
peacefully in the early morning of No
vember.
Confirmation Classes: Right Rev.
erend Bishop Lawler administered
Confirmation to eighty-f1ve persons on
Friday, November 20, in the church
of st. Bridget, De Graft. The offering
of the class for the new Cathedral
was $1,000. In the church of the
Sacred Heart at Murdoch, sixty-eight
were confirmed on Saturday, Novem-
Der 80, and their offering was $50. In
the church of St. Francis at Benson,
last Sunday, the Confirmation class of
forty-two members made an offering
of $50. On Sunday afternoon, the
class of thirty-two confirmed in the
church of the Visitation at Danvers
made an offering of $31.25.
St. Paul Seminary: Sunday, Deem
Der 8, the Feast of the Immaculate
Conception, the Most Reverend Arch
bishop will celebrate Pontif1cal High
Mass in st. Mary's Chapel at half past
nine o'clock. Reverend Joseph Corri'
gan, pastor of st. Marks Church, ST.
Paul, will preach the sermon.
College of St. Catherine: The
dramatic reading of Tennyson's
'Enoch Arden was rendered by Miss
Gladys Thorstad Saturday, November
80, at the College of st. Catherine
The program, which took place in the
library at three o'clock, was enriched
with several vocal solos by the stu
dents who interpreted some of Ten
nyson's lyrics.
Church of St. Charles: In connec
ton with the opening of the fall fes
tival bazaar at st. Charles church
Minneapolis, Wednesday night, No
vember 81, the comedy drama entitled
Brother JOSIAH" was presented at st
Elizabeth hall, Fifteenth avenue anG
Eighth street south, by the st. Charles
Dramatic club. The production was
under the direction of James GUILTY.
New UIm: The newly elected Off
GERS of st. Patrick Council knight:
of Columbus, were installed Monda!
evening, November 25. The cere
monies of installation were conducted
by District Deputy John H. Holman
and Warden John Gacke of Man
kato. Sixty members of the orde
witnessed the function. Reverend
Father Schlinkert, pastor of Hol,
Trinity church, delivered the address
of the occasion taking for his subject
"The Defenders of the Faith" Afte
the ceremonies a lunch was serve'
in the assembly hall of the parochia
school and an informal reunion fol
lowed.
The st. Cecilian society, which i
composed of the members of tn
choir of Holy Trinity church, observes
the feast day of their patron saint a
the parochial school house Frida
evening, November %, with banquet
a program of vocal and Instruments