The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-06-06

SFeIln Alumni Banquet ABDUL IL.
members of the Alumni Association oil
! Christian Brothers High School met
for their annual banquet at the st.
Paul Hotel, Thursday evening, May %,
at eight o'clock. George c.. Rogers
presided as POSTMASTER. The chief
address of the occasion was made by
Right Reverend Bishop LaWler. Other
members were called upon for extern
poraneous talks, among them Ambrose
Pierce, the Oldest graduate of the
school.
ST. Joseph's Academy: Mother M.
Irene, the Superior General of the Sis
tiers of ST. Joseph of Toronto, Canada,
and her companion, Sister NJ. Angelica,
spent few days in st. Paul last week,
the guest of the Mother Provincial and
Sisters at the Academy. She was re-
turning from British Columbia where
she visited the convent OF her COM
munity established at ComaX. During
her stay in the Twin Cities Mother
Irene visited a number of the institu.
tions conducted by the Sisters of st.
Joseph and was present at the open
ing Of the PrO-Cathelral of St. Mary
last Sunday. She left Sunday even
ing for her home in Toronto.
Memorial Day at Calvary: Requiem
Mass for the deceased members of the
Grand Army of the Republic was cele-
brated Saturday, May 80, at half past
nine o'clock in the mortuary chapel
at Calvary cemetery, st. Paul, by the
Reverend p. Sullivan, assistant pastor
of the Church of st. Vincent. After
the Mass an address was delivered by
Judge p. w. Morrison of Norwood and
a salute was fired over the graves by
corps of cadets from st. Thomas
College.
Church of the Assumption: About
fifty children will make their Solemn
First Communion on Trinity Sunday
June Z. Corpus Christi will be cele-
brated this year according to the old
custom on the feast day itself, Thurs
day, June II, instead of on the Sun
day of the octave. Solemn High Mass
will be celebrated at nine O'Clock. A
solemn procession with the Blessed
Sacrament will follow the Mass. -Four
affairs will be erected in the church
and Solemn Benediction will be given
at each altar with the reading of the
opening verses of each gospel accord
| ing to the four Evangelists.
Church of the Sacred Heart: Right
Reverend Bishop Lawler will admins
ter Confirmation in the Sacred Heart
Church, st. Paul, Sunday morning
June Z, after the late Mass.
A sacred concert was given in the
church last Sunday evening. Profes
sor Leopold G. Bruenner presided at
the new pipe organ. The entire choir
| took part in rendering the music. The
pastor, Reverend Valerius Nelles, o
f. NJ, addressed the congregation on
''The Significance Of the Organ"
Church of ST. Agnes: Reverend Johr
Funk recently ordained at the Pontif
cal College JOsephinum, Columbus
Ohio, will celebrate his First Solemn
Mass in st. Agnes Church, ST. Paul
Sunday, June Z, at half past ter
o'clock. In the afternoon he will Off
ciate at the Solemn Benediction will
which the celebration in honor of st
Boniface will close. A large number
of the German societies, parishes anC
individuals have arranged to take par
in the celebration. The procession
will form at the State Capitol at two
o'clock.
ST. Agatha's Conservatory: "Tht
Piper's Pay" a comedy in one act
will be presented Saturday afternoon
June 6, at half past three o'clock il
st. Agatha's Conservatory, st. Paul
The class in expression will give thu
program.
Mabel Lindstrom gave a pianofortt
recital at the Conservatory, Frida!
afternoon, June 5. She was assisted
| by Miss Mary White and Miss RutI
| O'Reilly.
Church of ST. Matthew: The pupil!
of st. Matthew's school gave their an
nual entertainment in the school hal
last Sunday evening and the gradual
ing class Of nine received their medal:
and diplomas from the pastor, Reyer
end p. M. Jung. Glasses will be con
tinued until June 49,
Church of st. Helena: A paintin:
valued at $500 and a $500 building 10
are among the gifts recently made TO
the benefit of the new Church of st
Helena, Minneapolis, now in course o
construction. Miss Carrie E. York do
mated the painting, which is on eXhibi
ton this week in the window of thu
Minneapolis Dry Goods Company
store. Next week it will be displayed
at the Standard Clothing House. Thu
building lot is the gift of James G
Reid
Church of ST. Elizabeth: The Lith
uanian Catholics of the Twin Cities al
tended mission in the Church of ST
Elizabeth, Minneapolis, beginning las
Monday and ending Thursday mornin
June 4, with High Mass at nine 'clocE
There are about sixty Lithuanians i
the two cities and nearly all attends
and approached the Sacramento. Tn
exercises were conducted by Reveren
George Jonaitis of Omaha. Father Jc
MATHS, who is the only Luthuania
priest west of Chicago, is pastor G