The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-04-20
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

James ]. Keane, D. D., Archbishop of
Dubuque, preached a sermon on the
Divinity of Christ in which he dwelt
on some of the proofs for this doc
trine drawn from the recorded words
of Christ, His miraculous deeds and
the influence which His doctrines and
personality have exercised over His
followers during all the centuries as
shown in their willingness to lay
down their lives and to sacrifice them
selves in other ways on the altar of
love. Archbishop Keane is we'll
known in the Twin Cities, where he
labored for many years prior to his
conservation, and a large congrega-
ton was present to listen to his dis
course
Visiting Prelates: During the past
week Archbishop Keane of Dubuque,
Archbishop Christie of Portland, Ore,
and Bishop O'Reilly of Fargo, were
the guests of the Most Reverend
Archbishop and of the Right Reverend
Bishop Lawler.
Knights of Columbus Building: The
contract for the new Knights of Co.
lumbus building was let last week to
of one hundred and five thousand,
three hundred and four dollars. The
work of excavation began on the 18th
inst, and the contract calls for the
completion of the building not later
than November 1. The building will
be erected on the plot of ground at
the corner of Fifth Street and Smith
Avenue and will be one of the most
complete of it's kind in the United
States
New Uim: On Tuesday evening,
April Is, David Goldstein, of Boston,
Mass. lectured on Socialism before
large audience at the Catholic school
auditorium. The lecture was under
the auspices of st. Patrick's Council,
Knights of Columbus; ST. Johns
Court, Catholic Order of Foresters, and
the St Joseph's Society
Cretin High School: The Alumni
banquet of the Cretin High School was
held at the Ryan Hotel last Tuesday
evening. A representative gathering
of students and alumni, to the number
of two hundred, was present. The
most important feature of the gather
ing was the splendid spirit of conrad
ship displayed. The President, T. J.
McGrath, in the opening speech intro
duced Thomas P. O'Reagan as toast
master. Vocal selections were rem
dered by Robert Gehan and Graham
McNamee. Brief addresses were de-
livered by Harold Hauenstein, one of
the youngest members present; Broth
er Luke who spoke on Our Boys"
Judge Kelly who pictured boyhood
days in old Kentucky; Brother Patrick
who dwelt on the object of the Alumni
association and it's ability to further
the interests of the school by secur-
ing positions for the graduates; Hon
orable D. w. Lawler who spoke on the
advantages of Catholic schools; and
the Most Reverend Archbishop whose
steadfast friendship for the Christian
Brothers and for the graduates of Gre
tin grows stronger year by year. He
said that he was very proud that he
had brought the Christian Brothers to
st. Paul. Their success had justified
his confidence in them. The guests
of honor included the Right Reverend
Bishop Lawler, Right Reverend Mon
signor Riordan, Rev. Patrick O'Neill
and Rev. Paulin Wiesner, o. S. B.
College of St. Catherine: On the
evening of April 10, the Sisters and
pupils Of the College of St. Catherine
were entertained at piano recital by
Giuseppe Fabbrini, assisted by Otto
Meyer as violfnist. An interesting pro-
gram of instrumental selections was
rendered.
On Thursday, April Is, the students
Of the College gave a varied program
of vocal and instrumental numbers
which was much enjoyed by those
present.
Church Of st. Stephen: The Rev
J. HI. Gaughan, who assumed the pas.
torate of the Church of st. Stephen,
Minneapolis, few weeks ago was ten.
dered a reception by his parishioners
at the pastoral residence, 2209 Clinton
Avenue, on Thursday evening, April
Is. 1t was arranged for the purpose
of enabling Father Gaughan to meet
the members Of his new parish.
Minneapolis: "The Tactics of So
cialists" was the subject of the lee
ture delivered by David Goldstein OF
Boston in st. Joseph's parish hall or
Sunday afternoon, April IA. There
was large attendance and many
questions were asked by the Socialists
who were present. Mr.. Goldstein
showed the inconsistencies of the So
cialists and demolished their preten
sions in a most convincing manner.