The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-08-08
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Retreat for the Clergy: The annual
retreat for the reverend clergy of the
Archdiocese of ST. Paul will open in
the st. Paul Seminary on Monday
evening, August II, and close the fol-
lowing Friday evening. The spiritual
exercises will be under the direction
tion of the Right Reverend Michael
F. Fallon, D. D., Bishop of London,
Ontario.
Archbishop keane's Visit: The
Most Reverend James J. Keane, Arch
bishop of Dubuque, spent few days
in st. Paul last week, the guest of
the Most Reverend Archbishop.
The Old Cathedral: Preparations are
being made for a special service to
, be held in the old Cathedral in the
latter part of the month just before
it will be abandoned. At this service,
the date of which has not been def
nitely set, the Most Reverend Arch
bishop will preach and the pioneer
Catholics who were present at the
cornerstone laying of the old Cattle
dral in 1856 will occupy reserved seats
in the church. Mr.. William O'Gor-
man, 80 West Tenth Street, st. Paul,
is endeavoring to secure the names
of all who were present on that occa-
sion in order that due provision may
be made for them at the Mass. He
requests that all who witnessed the
cornerstone laying send their names
and addresses to him and he will notify
them of the date of the celebration,
as we'll as of the arrangements made
for their benefit.
New Cathedral School: The new
Cathedral parOchial school is rapidly
approaching completion. The finish
ing touches are being put on the in
terror and the desks and other fur
nishings will soon be installed. The
building will be formally opened to
the public on Tuesday evening, Au-
gust 25, when a card party and social
will be given in the auditorium and
on the roof garden. Admission will
be by ticket, which can be secured at
the Cathedral residence.
Church of the Sacred Heart: Spe-
cial services were held in the Church
of the Sacred Heart, st. Paul, last
Sunday in connection with the indul-
gence of the Portiuncula. Solemn
High Mass was celebrated and spe-
cial sermon preached on the indGl-
gence. A large number of the parish
toner's took advantage of the occasion
to gain the spiritual benefits annexed
to the feast
The Rev. Valerius NelIes, o. F. NJ,
pastor of the Church of the Sacred
Heart, preached the sermon at the
reception held at the Motherhouse of
Milwaukee, Wis. on Wednesday, Au-
gust 5.
German Orphan Asylum: Great
preparations are being made for the
picnic to be given next Sunday after
noon and evening on the grounds of
st. Joseph's German Orphanage on
Randolph Street near Smelling Ave-
nue.. Meals will be served from eleven
till eight o'clock. The young women
of the six German Catholic parishes
of st. Paul have been placed in charge
of the refreshment booths. Their
elders will help to serve the meals in
the large dining room of the orphan
age, which is in charge of the Sisters
of st. Benedict Patrons who desire
to attend can make connections with
the Randolph-Hope line, which passes
the door of the institution.
Mr.. Regain Honored: Mr.. James J.
Regain of st. Paul, who was succeeded
in the Office of National President of
the Ancient Order of Hibernians by
Mr.. Mclaughlin of Philadelphia, has
been named Past President of the Or
der and will take part in the DELHI
erations of the National Council until
another Past President displaces him,
which will probably not occur for four
years.
Pro-cathedraI of ST. Mary: Next
Sunday the Right Reverend Michael
F, Fallon, D. D., Bishop of London
Ont, will preach the sermon at the
late Mass in the Pro-Cathedral of St
Mary, Minneapolis.
The Pro-Cathedral parish is ar
ranging to hold harvest festival al
the school building on the evening OF
Thursday, August 10. The women
will serve ice cream and cake The
automobile held over from the picnic
on the Fourth of July will be finally
disposed of. The young ladies who
were the contestants at the picnic will
receive the prizes awarded to them
by the committee.
Seton Guild: The annual election
of officers of the Seton Guild of Mime
apolis took place on Monday evening
August 8, and the following were chos
en- for the coming year: President