The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-01-10
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.

Reverend Archbishop preached the
sermon at the High Mass on New
Years day and announced that before
the end of the year the people will be
worshipping in the New Cathedral.
The old Cathedral site has been
leased for ninty-nine years to Mann
heimer Brothers of st. Paul who will
be given possession as soon as the
new Cathedral is ready for occupancy
The leaseholders will erect an eight
story building for their department
store on the property.
st. Paul Seminary: The oral exam
nations on the work of the first term
begin, Saturday, January 10, and the
written examinations will begin
Thursday, January Is. ST. Paul's day,
which this year occurs on Sunday,
will be celebrated on Thursday,
January %.
Two of the students, Reverend Will
liam E. Lawler, and his brother, Rev.
erend Francis S. Lawler, will be Or
dained to the priesthood at Daven-
port, Iowa, Saturday, January 10.
They left the Seminary, Thursday,
January s, for Davenport where Right
Reverend Bishop Davis will ordain
them for that diocese. The ordination
will take place in the Sacred Heart
Cathedral.
College of ST. Thomas: The second
semester of the school year began at
the College of ST. Thomas, st. Paul,
Tuesday, January 6.
School Openings: Most of the
parochial schools of the Twin Cities
opened Monday, January ).
Cathedral Fund Office: The Office
of the St Paul Cathedral Fund was
changed on January 2, from 419
Pioneer Building to SGT Endicott
Building, st. Paul. reached from the
Robert street entrance. Louis M.
Hastings, Assistant Secretary, is in
charge of the office. The telephone
number, Cedar $685., remains the same.
John B. Meagher is secretary of the
fund.
SC, MdrGInS NOuTIy " " TO vi
Sunday afternoon, January 4, st. Mar
tins Court, No. $50, Catholic Order OF
Foresters, held an open installation of
officers in the parish hall Of St Ber-
nard, st. Paul. Clemens Debald acted
as Deputy Chief Ranger and installing
officer. The ceremonies were followed
by a musical entertainment by the
young men composing the ST. Bernard
parish orchestra. After actresses by
Very Reverend Paulin Wiesner, o. S.
B., George w. Stenger, Peter Loskiel
and John A. Willwerscheid, members
of the women's c. o. F. served
luncheon. The present membership
of the Court is 1872, and of those 30
were added during 1918. The officers
installed for the current year are:
Spiritual Director, Father Paulin, o. S.
B.; Chief Ranger, Joseph Gelbmann;
Vice Chief Ranger John Weinhandl;
Past Chief Ranger, John Thell; Re-
cording Secretary, Frank A Gangl;
Financial Secretary, Geo. Fleisch-
hacker; Treasurer, Lawrence Steiner;
Trustees, JOS B Haider, Jos. Lackner,
Frank Bischop; Speaker, Joseph
Groebner; Conductors, Math. Poetz,
Michael Mollner; Sentinels, Joseph
Groess, Joseph Singer
An "Irish Night: Divisions No. 8
A. o. II. and No. of the Ladies'
Auxiliary, St. Paul, will entertain
at an Irish Night" Monday even
ing, January 18th, at Hibernian Halls
f1l will
a prominent feature of the program
Prizes will be given for the step dane
ing. Refreshments will be served by
the ladies in charge.
ST. Paul Council, K. of c.: The mem
bers of st. Paul Council, K. of c., at
the regular meeting held last Tuesday
evening, passed resolutions of sympa-
thy with Mr.. George T. Redington,
Grand knight, whose wife died on
January 5. These resolutions were
ordered spread on the minutes of the
Council and an engrossed copy sent to
Mr.. Redington AS further tribute
of respect, the Council then adjourned
without transacting any of the ordi-
nary business.
Cretin Alumni: The Alumni Asso-
citation of the Christian Brothers High
School, st. Paul, elected officers for
the current year, Monday evening,
January 5. The meeting was held in
the Knights of Columbus hall and the
following officers were chosen: Presi-
dent. J. J. Joyce; Vice President,
Frank O'Neil; Secretary, F. ]. Newell;
Treasurer, Theodore Swenson, Jr.;
Sergeant-at-arms, James Treacey.
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes:
The improvements in the Church of
Our Lady of Lourdes, Minneapolis,
have just been completed at a cost
of $4,000, all paid for by subscriptions
of the parishioners. A new heating
plant has been installed and the
church is now equipped with new
floor. new carpets and new pews.
These latest expenditures make a
total of $4,000 that the people of the
parish have devoted to the improve
ment and adornment of their church
within the past three years. In addi-
ton to this they have given $4,000
on fhoir school and