The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-08-30
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Labor Day Sermon: Right Rever-
end Bishop Lawler will deliver the
st. Patrick, Butte, Montana, of which
the Right Reverend Monsignor Peter
Desiere is pastor. The celebration of
Labor Day has become an annual
event in Butte and has been rightly
called the Workingmen's Festival.
St. Marks School: Many visiting
priests and a large number of the
laity gathered at st. Marks school
last Sunday afternoon to inspect the
new building at it's formal opening.
The Most Reverend Archbishop gave
the address on the occasion and warm
ly congratulated the pastor, Reverend
Joseph A. Corrigan, and the people on
the possession of this splendid edi-
fee.
Church of ST. Agnes: The Hungari-
ans of st. Paul celebrated the feast of
st. Stephen, king of Hungary, in the
Church of st. Agnes, st. Paul, on Sun
day, August "a, the Sunday within the
octave of the feast, commemorated in
Hungary on August 20. Mass was
celebrated at half past nine o'clock
and a sermon in the Hungarian Ian
guage preached by Reverend Earnest
Rickert. The Holy Trinity Society
with banners and badges marched
from st. Agnes hall to the church
where they attended the Mass in a
body. In the afternoon there was
program in St. Agnes school hall at
which the pastor, Reverend Anthony
Ogulin, delivered the English address
and Father Rickert spoke in Hun
garian number of patriotic songs
and declarations we're rendered.
Francis Lazar was the delegate
from St. Paul to the Hungarian Cath
olic Convention, held at Johnstown,
Pa, August 20 to %. The convention
resolved to join the Federation of
Catholic Societies in 1914. The next
convention will be held at South Bend,
Indiana.
Church of ST. Francis: The Church
of st. Francis de Sales, corner of
West Seventh and James Streets, st.
Paul, is being refrescoed. The work
is being done by Wilfrid Lalonde of
the city.
Church of the Assumption: A Labor
Day picnic will be held on the grounds
of the Assumption Church, corner
Franklin Avenue and Ninth Street, st.
Paul, on Monday, September 1. The
object of the picnic is to raise funds
for the purchase of new desks for the
Assumption school. Mass will be
celebrated at nine o'clock and follow
ing this the picnic will begin at ten
o'clock. The parochial school will
open on Tuesday, September 1, with
new department, arrangements for
a kindergarten having been made dur
ing the summer.
Church of ST. Bernard: The cele-
bration of the feast of st. Bernard of
Clairvaux, the patron of the parish,
was solemnized in st. Demands
Church, ST. Paul, on Sunday, August
"a, the Sunday within the octave.
Solemn Pontifical Mass was celebrated
at half past ten o'clock, by Right Rev
erend Peter Engel, o. S. B., of st.
Johns Abbey, Collegeville. The SER
mon was also preached by the Right
Reverend Abbot in the German
tongue.
ST. James School: A social and
musical program will be given in con-
nection with the formal opening of the
new parochial school of ST. James on
Monday, September 1. The ladies of
the parish will serve luncheon and re-
freshments in the dining room during
the afternoon and evening and there
will be number of musical selections
rendered. The proceeds will be added
to the building fund of the school.
Pro-CathedraI School: The Most
Reverend Archbishop spoke at the
formal opening of the new Pro-Cathe-
dral school building of the Immacu-
late Conception parish, Minneapolis,
which took place on Sunday evening,
August Gt. 1uG graduating 0A0TC1SSS
of the ro-Cathedral school, postponed
from last June, marked the opening
of the new building. The sixteen
members of the class received their
diplomas from the Archbishop and
presented the program of the even
ing. The new school was then opened
for public inspection, and the large
number of visitors availed themselves
of the opportunity to see the edifice
in which there is ample accommoda-
ton for eight hundred pupils. About
six hundred are expected to register
at the opening of the term next Tues
day.
A. o. H. Entertainment: The Hi
bernians of Hennepin county have be-
gun to combat the growing evil of
modern immoral dances by reviving
interest in the ancient folk-dancing
of Ireland. A contest in step-dancing
for the championship of the state has
been arranged with this end in view,
by Division Number Z, A. o. H. of
Hennepin county, to take place
Wednesday, September 8 in the Hi
bernian hall, 703 Hennepin avenue,
Minneapolis National President j. J.
Reoap will oiva tho addrnSS 0f the