The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-06-20

Taking part in the cast we're the ten
graduates of the high school, sup
ported by forty members of the school.
They were directed by Miss Florence
Curran.
Church of the Holy Cross: On Trim
ity Sunday, at the eight o'clock Mass,
1872 children received their first Sol
emn Holy Communion. In the after
noon the class renewed their bap-
tismal vows, received the scapular, and
took the Total Abstinence pledge.
Corpus Christi was celebrated
Thursday, June 18th, with the solemn
procession to the affairs erected in diff
ferent places on the parish grounds.
The Young Mems Club, numbering
over 200 members, is very active at
present. On Monday evening, June
18th, the club gave an ice cream social
Sunday, June 21st, st. Aloysius day,
is the patronal feast of the society
The club will receive Holy Communion
in a body during the Solemn High
Mass, at eight o'clock. On Monday
evening, June 29th, the club gives a
vaudeville program in the school audi
| forum.
The graduation exercises of Holy
Cross school took place Monday even
ing, June 18th. Seventeen pupils COM
pleted the eighth grade and received
diplomas.
Church of the incarnation: Com
mencement exercises for the first class
| to be graduated from the School of
the Incarnation we're held Thursday
evening, June II. Nineteen graduates
received their diplomas from the pas
tor, Reverend J. M. Cleary. DR.. H.
Moynihan, President of ST. Thomas
College, gave the address. He spoke
of the advantages of higher education,
urging the development of moral
character as the most important ele-
ment in all education.
North ST. Paul: The contract for
the new Church of st. Peter has been
let to Henry R. Lang of st. Paul, the
lowest bidder, for $4,000. This is
exclusive of the heating, lighting and
plumbing. The excavation for the
basement will begin next week and
the contract calls for the completion
of the building by next May. The site
is across the street from the present
church. E. ]. Donohue of st. Paul
drew the plans for the church.
Forest Lake: Right Reverend Bish-
op Lawler will be present at the High
Mass in the Church of ST. Peter, next
| Sunday, June 81, and will administer
confirmation in the afternoon. Rev
erend T. F. Gibbons is pastor of the
| parish.
Kilkenny: The Most Reverend Arch
bishop will administer Confirmation in
the Church of st. Canice, Sunday, June
81, to a class of ITS children.
LakeviIIe: Reverend John l.. Byrne,
who was elevated to the priesthood at
st. Paul Seminary, June 9, celebrated
his first Mass in the Church of All
Saints, Sunday, June IA. The sermon
was preached by Very Reverend Dan
iel M. German, LII. D., president of
Dubuque College. Father Byrne was
ordained for the Archdiocese of Du-
buque.
MARSHALL: The pupils of the Holy
Redeemer school gave the play, Joan
of Arc" at the Opera House, June II
and IL, in connection with their grad
uation exercises. There are twelve
graduates in the class.
st. Michael: Reverend James Zach
man celebrated his first Solemn Mass
in the Church of st. Michael in Wright
county, Thursday, June II. The pas
tor of the church, Reverend A. Miks,
assisted as archpriest. Reverend H.
Minea, of St. Thomas College, was
deacon of the Mass, Reverend William
Wey was subdeacon and Reverend J.
P. Veeser was master of ceremonies.
The sermon was preached by Right
Reverend Abbot Peter Engel, D. S. B.,
of st. Johns Abbey Right Reverend
Monsignor Guillot of Minneapolis and
number of priests were present
in the sanctuary. Father Zachman,
who was ordained at ST. Paul Semi
nary last week, is the tenth priest
from the parish to say his first Mass
in st. Michael's Church. In the even.
ing the children of the parochial
school gave an entertainment in honor
of the young priest
Faribault: The commencement ex
ercises of Bethlehem Academy were
held from June II to II. A class OF
seventeen, the largest in the history
of the school, received diplomas. The
class play, Queen Esther was given
in the assembly room on Friday even
. ing, June IL. On Monday evening an
address was delivered by the Honor
, able D. w. Lawler of St. Paul, and
on Wednesday, June IL, the commence
ment exercises were held at which
|. Reverend J. ]. Molloy of Shieldsville
. delivered the address.
The Catholic children of Faribault
we're entertained at lawn party al
: the Golf club house Thursday and Fri
day afternoons, June IL and IL. Sew
: eral hundred children were in attend
: ance. A program of folk dances, mu
sic and games was given each day.
l Wednesday evening, June 10, in tn,
st. Lawrence school hall program