The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-10-11

c1CIlNlIyS 0olCn Vi WAAANh saw q
detailed account of the work done
during the summer months. The re
port given by Miss Mabel Cooper,
Chairman of the Juvenile Court De-
partment, is worthy of special men,
ton. 1t described the work done for
the welfare of the Catholic wards of
the Juvenile Court and made an ap-
peal for more generous assistance to
enable the department to carry on it's
work The work of the Juvenile
Court and of the Catholic Guild Hall
differ from that of the other depart
ments because there is no relaxation
during the summer months.
The yearbook of the Guild has
already been published and it can be
had on application to Miss May Flynn,
The Angus, st. Paul.
Services for Deaf Mutes: The
usual monthly religious services for
Deaf Mutes will be held at ST.
Agatha's Conservatory, Exchange and
Cedar streets, ST. Paul, next Sunday
afternoon at three o'clock. Mrs.
Anton Schroeder will sign, Lead
Kindly Light" and Miss Helen Wheel
an will sing. Miss Keegan will act
as accompanist. A sermon in the
sign language will be preached by
the Reverend Spiritual Director.
The Pro-CathedraI: Further prog
ress was made last week in the task
of completing the Pro-Cathedral when
the plastering of the cupola and the
panels of the ceiling were finished by
the Brioschi Minuti Co., who had un-
dertaken the contract for $4,000. The
patchwork is executed in decorative
plaster. The steel frames for the win
dows have been put in place, and tenn
porary double windows, with ribbed
! glass on the outside are being put
in by the Ford Brothers on a $4,000
contract. The large windows have
been finished, and work is progress
ing on the smaller ones. The contract
for the heating plant was let to HUI
bert Kelly & Co., who are installing
the boilers in a boiler-house separate
from the church and school. This
plant at present furnishes heating for
the school with which it is connected.
The radiators are now being placed in
the church. The contract for electric
wiring has been given to a Minneapolis
firm for $1,000.
Parish of ST. Helena: The northern
boundary of the new parish of St.
Helena, Minneapolis, is Thirty-fourth
Street, not Thirty-third Street, as was
inadvertently stated last week. This
separates the new parish from that OF
the Holy Rosary, which is in charge
of the Dominican Fathers.
Church of st. Lawrence: Right Rev.
Bishop Lawler will administer Conf1r-
nation at the Church of st. Lawrence,
Minneapolis, Sunday afternoon, Octo-
Der II. He will preach the sermon at
the late Mass.
Pennington: This week the finish.
ing touches were put on the Church Of
st. Michael and all is in readiness fol-
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divine services next Sunday. Masses
will be celebrated by the pastor, Rev
]. r. Power, at eight o'clock and al
half-past ten. The formal dedication
will not take place for some months
Next Sundays opening Of the new
church marks the elimination of the
efforts made by the parishioners, un
der the direction of Father Power. tc
erect an edif1ce in keeping with the
needs of the parish. The old church
in which services were held for the
past thirty years, has long been toe
small to accommodate the growing
congregation. A year ago the task Of
erecting new and more commodious
structure was undertaken. The foun
dation was put in last fall, and the
Esuperstructure erected during the sum
mer months. The generosity of the
parishioners enabled the work to be
carried on without interruption, anC
they have every reason to be proud Of
the result. The church is a brick
structure with seating capacity Of
about 400. The stained glass windows
the affairs, the pews and other furnish
) ings were donated by individual mem
bers and societies of the parish.
Last week the new parochial resi-
dence on an adjoining lot was taker
; possession of by the pastor. The
house has been thoroughly renovated
and equipped with all modern con
, veniences.
FaribauIt: Rev. Father Smalian
pastor of st. Lawrence Church, Henri!
: G. Moser, Henry Ludwig, Peter LonieI
and Adam Haag represented st
Lawrence Society at the annual con
. vention of the German Catholic ben
evolent societies of Minnesota which
opened at st. Cloud on October
:. Father Smalian was elected a dele
gate to the meeting of the Central Yer
elm to be held in Pittsburgh.
Columbus day will be appropriated,
I celebrated by the Faribault Council
Knights of Columbus, Monday, Octo
Der 18th. Among the many feature
of the celebration will be drama en-
: titled the 'Peacemaker" which will b
presented by the best local talent il
the opera house, in the afternoon an
evening.
i chaska: Chaska, Carver Co., ha
been selected as the place where tn