The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-04-04
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

forty-siX years of age. Among the
many relatives who mourn the de-
ceased are three brothers, Right Rev.
erend Bishop Busch of Lead, S. D.,
Reverend Francis Busch, S. j., of
Cleveland, Ohio, and Reverend Will
liam Busch of ST. Paul Seminary A
sister of the deceased, Sister Hide
gard of the Order of Christian Char
ity, is a member of a convent com
munity at Paderborn, Germany. The
funeral was held from the Church of
st. Joseph, Saturday morning, March
%, at nine o'clock. The Solemn Mass
of Requiem was celebrated by Rever-
end William Busch, assisted by Rev.
erend Patrick R. Cunningham as dea-
con and Reverend Patrick j. Carey as
sub-deacon. Bishop Busch pronounced
the dissolution and preached the fu-
neral sermon.
Lecture on "civic Responsibility
Miss Catherine Williams, member of
the Wisconsin State Board of Control
gave a lecture on Civic Responsi.
bility," in Hibernian Halls, St. Paul,
Thursday evening, March rs, under
the auspices Of the Ladies Auxiliary,
A. o. H. of Ramsey County. After
reviewing the chief causes of the
present social unrest and discomfort
the speaker traced the connection be-
tween this unrest and the social re-
form movements which have reached
out along many lines during the past
quarter century. A rapid survey OF
what has already been accomplished
in the awakening of public conscience
and the relief of social distress, was
followed by brief outline of the more
pressing civic problems still remain
ing to be solved; and then came a
few practical suggestions on how the
individual Catholic can best do his
part in helping to solve these prob.
lens.
Miss Williams was introduced by
Reverend James Donahoe. At the
close of the lecture, Miss Cook who
presided, called upon Reverend John
A. Ryan of ST. Paul Seminary who
responded with few words on the
growing opportunities for social study.
Church of the Sacred Heart: The
Forty Hours Devotion began in the
Church of the Sacred Heart, st. Paul,
last Sunday morning and closed Tues
day evening, March 81. The sermons
were preached by Reverend Philip
Marke, o. F. NJ, of the Church of
the Holy Trinity, Dubuque, Ia. A new
pipe organ, manufactured by Hood &
Hastings of Boston, is being installed
in the Church and will be used for the
first time on Easter Sunday. The cost
of the instrument is $4,000.
x. of c. Concert: The Knights of
Columbus Glee Club, under the .direc
ton of Henry C. Soucheray, are max.
ing careful preparations for a pro-
gram, Thursday evening, April 18th
at the Knights of Columbus auditori
UNI. Francis Rosenthal the well
known basso of the Twin Cities, will
assist the Glee Club. Another artist,
to be announced later, will also be on
the program.
ST. Paul Tabernacle Society: The
regular monthly meeting of the st.
Paul Tabernacle Society was held Fri
day afternoon, March q, in Arcanum
hall, Lowry building. Reverend James
H. Gaughan, pastor of the Church of
st. Stephen, Minneapolis, delivered. a
discourse on "Liturgical Prayers"
Joint Committee, c. o. F.: The
regular monthly meeting of the Joint
Committee of the Catholic Order of For
esters, of st. Paul, was held Thursday
evening, March 26, with ST. Paul Court
No 80, at their hall, Is West 7th St.
All the courts were represented. It
was decided to hold another general
initiation in August Fourteen mem
bers, one from each court, were ap-
pointed by the chairman to have di-
rect charge of organizing and for
warding the work.
Church of the Holy Cross: A vested
choir of forty boys has been organized
in the parish of the Holy Cross, Min
neapolis, of which Reverend A. Kry-
iewski is pastor. The choir has been
organized and trained by Reverend F..
]. Rakowski, and will render the
music of Holy Week.
A Simplex" moving picture ma
chine has been installed in Holy Cross
Auditorium, and a license has been
procured from the City Council to give
two entertainments weekly. Only edu-
cational films will be shown. The 700
children of the parochial school are
admitted free to the entertainment
st. Aloysius' Club, with member
ship of 200 young men, has made ar
rangements to equip the gymnasium
in the basement of the parochial
school building. Billiard tables have
already been provided, and bowling
alleys will be put in this summer.
Church of st. Stephen: The ORA
matte Club of the Church of st. Ste
phen, Minneapolis, elected officers
Thursday evening, March 26, in the
parish hall Mrs. P. H. Kohlhaas was
chairman. Mr.. L. G. Flaherty was
elected president; Miss Caroline Muir
ply, vice president; Mr.. Vincent Luz
cha, secretary; Mr.. Emmett Harmon,
treasurer; Miss Lillian Taaffe, assist
ant business manager; Miss Mary Kel-