The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-03-07
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

A. Welsh, c. S. P, and Reverend
Peter l.. O'Regan, c. S. P, of st.
Mary's Church, Chicago, are conduct
ing the mission which began last
Sunday in the Cathedral of st. Paul
and will close Sunday, March Is. The
first week is for women and next week
will be for men.
Assignment of Priests: Reverend
Innocent Domestici has been trans
ferred from Hugo to Annandale, and
Reverend John C. Laventure of Ann
andale has taken charge of the parish
at Hugo.
Chapel of ST. Joseph: The Sisters
of st. Joseph of the Girls Catholic
Orphanage, on Carroll street, st. Paul,
wish to acknowledge the receipt of
letter containing a cheque for $1OO for
the Chapel of st. Joseph" in the new
Cathedral of st. Paul, from Mr.. Cady
Hayes of Lanesboro, MINI.
This is only one instance of the
many acts of generosity shown the
institution by Mr.. Hayes for number
of years, and for which the Sisters
wish to thank him.
Catholic Historical Society: At the
regular quarterly meeting of the Cath
olic Historical Society of ST. Paul,
held at the residence of the Most Rev.
erend Archbishop on March 3, final
arrangements were made for the pub
LEGATION of another volume of it's Off
cial organ, "Acta ct Dicta,' next July.
Chapel of ST. Boniface: A meeting
of the committee of German priests
who have charge of the campaign for
subscriptions for the completion of
the Chapel of ST. Boniface in the new
Cathedral. was held at St. Paul Semi
nary on March 3. 1t was decided to
issue an appeal to the German people
of the Archdiocese and follow it up
by some definite method of securing
contributions to the fund.
K. of c. Official Dead: st. Paul
Council, Knights of Columbus, mourns
the loss Of its Grand Knight, George
T. Redington, who died suddenly on
Tuesday of this week, and was buried
from the Church of st. Mark, Merriam
Park, on Thursday. At the regular
meeting on March 3, the Council ap-
pointed a committee to draft suitable
resolutions of sympathy, made ar
rangements to attend the funeral and
then adjourned out of respect to his
memory.
Cretin School: The twenty-ffth an
niversary of the opening of the Cretin
School in st. Paul by the Christian
Brothers occurred Wednesday, March
4. Owing to the Lenten season the
jubilee celebration was confined to the
exercises of the retreat, which are
given especially for the children of
the Cathedral parish at eight o'clock
each morning and at half past three in
the afternoon. Following the eight
o'clock Mass an instruction for the
children is given by one of the Paul
list Fathers conducting the mission at
the Cathedral and another instruction
is given in the afternoon.
Archbishop Keane's Mother Dead:
Mrs Margaret Keane died at her
home in Pine Island, Mimi, Thursday,
February 26, and was buried from the
Church of St. Michael last Monday.
The funeral Mass was celebrated by
her son, the Most Reverend James j.
Keane, Archbishop of Dubuque, and
the sermon was preached by Reverend
James H Gaughan, pastor of st. Ste
pheR's Church, Minneapolis. The de-
ceased was born in County Galway,
Ireland. in 1919, and came to this
country in her youth. She lived in
Pine Island since 1849. She would
have reached the age of ninety-five
years next May. She is survived by
a daughter and two sons, one of whom
is the Archbishop. Reverend Thomas
F. Keane of the st. Paul Cathedral is
a grandson of the deceased.
College of ST. Thomas: Reverend
Philip B. Gordon of Lac Courtes
Oreilles Indian Reservation, will Off
ciate at the Solemn High Mass which
will be celebrated Thursday, March
II, in honor of the patronal feast of
Tic COIlSSS. IlSNSISuu MdIuIdo G111SlI
of the st. Thomas faculty will preach
the sermon. The Mass will begin at
ten o'clock.
Catholic Order of Foresters: The
Joint Committee of the Catholic Or
der of Foresters held their regular
monthly meeting with All Hallows
Court, at North Central Commercial
Club rooms Thursday evening, Febru-
airy 26th All the Courts belonging
to the committee, were we'll repre-
scented. The members spoke with en-
thusiasm of the great good being done
for the Order by the committee. A
steady campaign for new members
will be kept up during the year, the
aim being to secure class for initi-
alton next year which will be twice
as large as the one received Feb. s,
last, in which there were seventy
eight young men.
The annual election of officers took
place at this meeting with the follow
ing result: Chief ranger, Frank ].
uobJ 1oc uOffmon Avn vice chief