The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-05-25
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Cathedral of St. Paul: On Pente-
cost Sunday, May &c, the Most Rever-
end Archbishop will preach the SER
mon at the late Mass which will be a
Pontifical High Mass celebrated by
the Right Reverend Bishop Lawler.
The music will be under the direction
of the regular choir, assisted by the
Seminarians who will sing the Prop
er of the Mass.
On Ascension Thursday nearly one
hundred children received their first
Solemn Communion in the Cathedral
at the nine o'clock Mass celebrated
by Bishop Lawler. About one hun
dred and fifty others renewed their
first Communion at the same time.
Confirmation Dates: The Right Rev.
erend Bishop Lawler administered
the Sacrament of Confirmation at Mil
roy on May 10, and at Lucan on the
following day The Rev. P. A. Schaef-
er has charge of both parishes. On
May %, the Bishop confirmed a class
of children in the Church of St. John,
Searles, of which the Rev. J. M. Nam
er is pastor.
Calvary Cemetery: The Memorial
Day exercises at Calvary cemetery
on May 80 will be in charge of COM
mittee of veterans of which William
O'Gorman is chairman. At nine
o'clock the graves will be decorated
by the members of the G. A. R., as
sisted by the Sons of Veterans and
Spanish and Philippine War Veter-
ans. A st. Thomas Cadet bugler will
sound the reveille, and at half-past
nine o'clock Mass will be celebrated
by the Rev. T. E. Crowley of the
Church of St. Vincent. The sermon
will be preached by the Rev. Joseph
Corrigan, pastor of the Church of ST.
Mark The bugler will then sound
the assembly and the program will
end with the firing of salute by the
st. Thomas Cadets, and the sounding
of Taps" by bugler.
NorthfieId: The exercises of the
Forty Hours Devotion will begin in
the Church of St. Dominic of which
Rev. P. F. Meade is pastor on Fri
day morning, May "a, and close on
the evening of Pentecost Sunday with
Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
St. Joseph's Academy: The gradu-
ating class of st. Josephs Academy
will present, "a Russian Romance"
by Helen Kane on Friday and Satur-
day afternoons, May oath and 25th
at o'clock. The play is the story
of a Russian refugee, Olga Petrovno,
who as Mile. Sannom fees 10 Ameri-
ca in search of her brother and OBJ
tains a situation as governess in the
home of Senator Wilmer in Washing
ton. While there, she is recognized
by her old friend, Nine. Ignatieff and
her enemy, Nine, Luvoff, who at
tempts to send her back to Siberia.
The plans of the enemy are frustrated
and the play ends with the happy re-
union of Olga and her brother
College of st. Thomas: Last Sun
day the Most Reverend Archbishop ad-
ministered the Sacrament of Confrma-
ton to class of thirty-two pupils of
the College.
The annual oral examinations in the
different classes have been going on
during the past two weeks. The Most
Reverend Archbishop spent the greater
part of five days last week examining
the classes in the various departments
of the College to form an idea Of the
character of the work done during the
past year. The examinations, which
were suspended during the early part
of the week owing to the annual in
spection of the cadets, have been re-
sumed and will continue until all the
students are given an opportunity to
show how they prof1ted by the years
work.
Cretin High School: Brother EN-
cry, the Brother Visitor of the st.
Louis Province of the Christian Broth
ers, is making his annual visit to st.
Paul in order to inspect the different
classes in Cretin High School that he
may report on the character of the
work done in the institution. His
home is in the Christian Brothers
College at st. Louis, Mo.
Last week the Rev. M. J. Marion OF
the Church of St. Mary, Los Angeles,
CAL, spent few days in st. Paul, the
guest Of his brother, Brother Patrick
Director of Cretin High School. Father
Marion is on his way to visit his old
home in Ireland.