The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-05-23
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

ST. Paul Seminary: Right Rever-
end Bishop Lawler on Friday morn
ing. Nav Is, ordained to the priest
hood Reverend Francis H. Scherbrlng
for the Archdiocese of Oregon City.
The ordination took place in st.
Mary's Chapel at seven o'clock. Rev.
A. Ziskovsky was master of ceremo-
MES. Father Scherbring said his
First Mass in the Church CT SIS. Peter
and Paul, Petersburg, Iowa, on Ascen-
sion Thursday. He will spend a few
DAYS with his parents at Petersburg
before leaving for Portland, Ore,
where he will take up his priestly du-
ties, June 1.
The oral examination of students
for the degree of S. T. B. was held in
the Administration building of the
Seminary, Wednesday, May 20. Bish-
Cd Lawler representing the Catholic
University of America presided over
the board of examiners. The other
members of the board who assisted in
the examinations were Reverend John
A. Ryan, Reverend Aloysius ZiskoV,
sky and Reverend Cornelius F. Gre,
min, members of the Seminary fac,
ulty. The written examinations for
the degree took place several weeks
ago and the papers have been submit
ted to the authorities of the Catholic
University, Washington, D. c.
The written examinations for the
HOGAN
Friday morning, May %, and will con
tinue until next Tuesday. The oral
examination will begin Wednesday.
College of st. Thomas: During the
week the Most Reverend Archbishop
has been conducting his annual in
spection of the College, visiting the
various rooms and examining the
work done. This examination eX
tends to all the departments of the
College.
Reverend Edwin V. O'Hara of Port
land, Oregon, who graduated from st
Thomas in 1900, visited his Alma Ma
ter this week and addressed the stu
dents on the EARLY History OF Ore
gon." Father O'Hara, although bus!
with his duties as superintendent o
the parochial schools of the Archdio
cese of Oregon City and with hi
work for social reform legislation il
the state, has found time since hi
ordination in 1905, to write volume
on the early history of the Church il
his adopted state. The subject a
treated in Father O'Hara's address
proved to be a fascinating one AM
was followed with the closest atter
ton by the students.
Company B of the St. Thomas Col
lege cadet corps gave it's annual ban
quet in honor of Commandant A. L
Perkins, lieutenant of the Twelfth
cavalry, u. S. A, in the fountain room
at The Saint Paul Hotel, Thursda
evening, May IA. Reverend job
Dunphy, director of athletics at tn
College, was POSTMASTER. Among tn
speakers were Captain Arthur JOIN
son of the Minnesota National GuarC
Captain B. l.. Corbett and Lieutenar
A. L. Smell of St. Thomas. Fifty-fV
lAembers Of the company attended.
Arrangements for the annual sun
mer trip of day students of the Co
lege were made at meeting of tn
st. Philip Neri Society, Thursday, Ma
ii. The students plan to spend
week camping at Prior Lake, MINI
and will leave June IS. officers {
the society elected at the annu;
meeting are: Captain John Ayott
president; Joseph Cashen, vice pres
dent; Sergeant w. Delaney, secretar
and Cyril Popelka, treasurer. Th
celebration of the society's patron;
feast May &c, will begin Sunday eve
ing, May "a, with sacred concert
honor of st. Philip Neri. The mus
will be rendered by the'College cho
and Reverend John Dunphy Wi
preach the panegyric on st. Phil
Reverend M. A. Ryan, head of til
Commercial department of the CO
lege has received a large number
letters from members of the Alumni
Association, promising attendance
the reunion and banquet Saturda
evening, May %, in the Knights
Columbus hall, corner of Smith av
nue. and Fifth street. Everything
dicates an unusually large number f,
the reunion.
ST. Boniface Celebration: The a
rangements for the celebration
honor of st. Boniface are nearly col
n .s--I,z
st. Paul as we'll as all of the soc
ties will take part in the festiviti
which will be held June z, the Sund
following the feast day of the Sail
The German Catholics of the city W
assemble at the State Capitol and W
be marshalled for the parade at tN
o'clock. The procession will be ma
from the Capitol to the Church of
Agnes, corner of Kent and Thorn
streets, where Solemn Benedict
will be given. The panegyric on
Boniface will be preached by Rig
Reverend Monsignor Max Wurst
Wabasha, MINI. The committee
arrangements are making efforts
have every Catholic in the city,
German birth or blood, take part
these honors to the great patron
Germany.
st. Agatha's Conservatory: An
hibit of the art work of the stude1