The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-10-18
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Confirmation Dates: The Right
Reverend Bishop Lawler will admin
lister the Sacrament of Confirmation
in the Church of st. John Baptist,
Dayton, on Monday, October 20, and
in the Church of st. Mary, Waverly,
on Thursday, October %.
Assignment of Priests: Rev. Adam
Coyle, of Lake Benton, has been ap-
pointed pastor of Jessenland in sue
cession to the late Father Joy. Rev.
Andrew Doyle, assistant pastor of st.
MichaeTs Church, Saltwater, assumes
charge of the parish of Lake Benton,
and Rev. Edward P. Murphy, lately of
the Diocese of Lead, succeeds him at
Saltwater.
The Church of ST. Cecilia: The
Most Reverend Archbishop dedicated
the Church of st. Cecilia, of which
Rev. NJ. l. ]. Griffin is acting pastor,
corner of Bayless and Cromwell Ave
nues, st. Paul, on Sunday, October IL.
After the ceremonies Solemn High
Mass was celebrated by Rev. John
Dunphy, Rev. Matthew Gillen acting
as deacon, Rev. Joseph Corrigan as
sub-deacon, and Rev. John Seliskar
as master of ceremonies. The Most
Reverend Archbishop preached the
sermon. A large of par
ishioners and visitors were present
on the occasion.
Church Of ST. Agnes: On Sunday
evening, October 5, at st. Agnes
Church hall, the Catholic Order of
Foresters of the parish presented to
the parish a lasting and beautiful
clock with chimes. The presentation
was made by the Chief Ranger, Mr..
Frank Hafner. Reverend Father
Ogulin, on behalf of the parish, &C.
cepted the clock and chimes, and in
doing so he thanked the members for
their generosity and fealty to Holy
Mother Church. An entertaining pro-
gram of music and songs completed
the evening program. The arrange
ments were directly under the super
vision of George Ries.
ST. Thomas College: The officers
of the st. Thomas Commercial Alumni
Association will meet in the College
library on Saturday evening, October
IS, at eight o'clock, to decide on a
program of entertainment for the
coming year and make arrangements
to secure employment for the students
of the Commercial department as soon
as they graduate.
Catholic Order of Foresters: The
Joint committee of the Catholic Order
of Foresters of st. Paul held their
regular quarterly meeting Wednes-
day evening, october 8, at st. Agnes
Church hall, corner of Kent and
Thomas Streets. There was a large
gathering of Foresters from all parts
of the city. The meeting was ad-
dressed by the pastor of the parish,
Rev. Father Ogulin, who spoke of the
great good being done through the
country for the Church and humanity
by the Catholic Order of Foresters.
Other speakers of the evening were
George Ries, Alderman Ryan, Frank J..
He'll and D. B. Hickey.
Church of st. Bernard: On Sunday,
October 10, the Forty Hours Devotion
will commence at the Church of the
Benedictine Fathers and will conclude
on Tuesday. During this interval the
church visitation necessary to gain the
Jubilee Indulgence will be made.
Tuesday will mark the twenty-fifth
anniversary of the ordination to the
priesthood of the pastor, Reverend
Paulinus Wiesner, O. S. B.
Church of st. Mary: A bazaar for
the benefit of st. Mary's Church will
take place in the school hall, corner
of Ninth and Locust Streets, on the
evenings of November II, Is, 10 and
20. Meetings of ladies of the parish
have been held to organize the work
of the bazaar and their efforts are
Undertaking. very successfully.
Church of st. Michael: Sunday,
October IL, marked the closing of a
fruitful mission given by the Dominican
Fathers, Rev. A. P. Cahill and Rev. J..
R. Fannan. Three hundred men were
added to the Holy Name Society and
400 of the pa%rishioners made a public
visit to the Cathedral and Assumption
Churches to gain the Jubilee Indul-
gence.
At a meeting of the Holy Name
Society held on Tuesday, October
IA, in the School Hall, PIG new
members were received. The officers
of the Society are President, John
Flanagan; Secretary-Treasurer James
Reardon; Consultors, John O'Grady
and Louis Smith; Spiritual Director,
Rev. Joseph Weber. The Tuesday
preceding the fourth Sunday of No
vember has been set for the next
meeting.
Guild of Catholic Women: Courses
in Church of the Fathers" and "Con-
version of the Nations are outlined
for the seasons work in the depart
ment of Arts and Letters, Guild of
Catholic Women. The first meeting of
the department was held Tuesday,
October IA, at the residence of Mrs.
John H. Donohue, 1881 Summit Ave
! nue.. Papers were read by Mrs. Dono-
hue and Miss Margaret Sliney. Mrs.
P. NJ. Hennessy lead the discussion.