The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-11-07
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL.


Reverend Archbishop has appointed
Rev, Robert Schlinkert of New Ulm,
Dean of the parishes in Brown, Red
wood and Nicollet counties, in success
sion to the late Mgr. Stulz of Sleepy
Eye; the Right Reverend Mgr. Plut of
Shakopee, Dean of the parishes of
Belle PLANE, Savage, Shakopee, Chas-
ka, Jessenland, Henderson, lie Sueur,
st. Henry and st. Thomas, in success
sion to the late Mgr. Kennedy of Belle
Plaine; and the Rev. Dennis Sullivan
of Lakeville, dean of the parishes of
Dakota County and the parish of Cred
il River, in succession to the Rev. p.
r. Cunningham who has been trans
ferred from Hastings to the parish of
ST Cecilia, st. Paul.
Church of the Assumptions: The
Most Reverend Archbishop will adj
minister the Sacrament of Confirma-
ton in the Church of the Assumption
next Sunday, November 8, at 3 P. M.
He will preach the sermon at the late
Mass.
Confirmation Dates: The Right
Reverend Bishop Lawler will admin
lister the Sacrament of Confirmation at
New Ulm on Sunday, November 8;
at Centerville on Wednesday, NOvem-
Der IL; at Shakopee on Sunday, No
vember 15-in the morning at st.
Marks Church, and in the afternoon
at st. Mary's Church; and at Mont
gomery on November %.
College of ST. Thomas: The influx
of students at the college continues to-
be a source of much qualification to
the authorities. AS the registration
stands at present it shows an increase
of seventy students over the attend
ance at a corresponding period last
year.
Owing to the mild weather all
the military exercises so far have
been conducted in the open air. This
has enabled the Commandant to bring
the students to high degree of eff
cheney much earlier than in former
years. The new armory is now ready
for occupancy and will lend additional
interest to the military work mapped
out for the winter months.
Our Lady's Chapel: The women in
charge of Our Lady's Chapel in the
new Cathedral added the sum of
$645 to the building fund at the last
meeting and plans have been made
for the fall campaign to complete the
fund as soon as possible. During the
winter months the general meetings
of the committee in charge of the
work and of all who are inter
ested in it's progress, will be held on
the third Friday of each month in the
Wilder Charity Building.
Guild of Catholic Women: The
meeting of the department of Arts and
Letters, Guild of Catholic Women,
scheduled to take place at the Angus
on Monday, November 8, at 2:30 p. M,
is deferred to the next day, Tuesday,
at the same place and hour. This is
to give the members an opportunity
to hear Madame Won der Velde. The
subject for Tuesday afternoon is "The
Apostle of the English" Papers will
be given as follows: EARLY British
Church." Mrs M. w. Fitzgerald; mis-
sion of st. Augustine Mrs. r. j..
O'Connell; "A Canterbury Pilgrim
age" Miss Mary Copley. The discus
sion will be led by Mrs. J. J. Daily.
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HainIine: Miss CeciIe Ruff, 1880
Sherburne Avenue, who is in the con-
test for a set of diamond earrings CIV
en- for the benefit of the new Church OF
ST. COLUMBIA, will give a card party
at her home on Tuesday evening, No
vember 10.
Tabernacle Society: On Friday,
November Is, at half past nine o'clock,
a Requiem Mass will be celebrated in
the auditorium of the Cathedral
school, st. Paul, for the deceased mem
bers of the Tabernacle Society. All
the members of the Society are re-
quested to be present.
Knights Install Officers: The new
officers of the st. Paul Council
Knights of Columbus, were installed
last Tuesday evening, November 3, by
District Deputy Fred. ID. Mccarthy
The Rev. J. A. Corrigan Of st. Marks
Church was appointed chaplain.
A. o. n. Celebration: The Hiber
mans of Ramsey County will celebrate
the anniversary of the execution of the
Manchester martyrs on Monday ant
Tuesday, November % and "a, with {
special program in the Hibernial
Halls on West Seventh Street.
Church of ST. Cecilia: The womel
of ST. Cecilia's parish, under tn
direction of the pastor, Rev. P. R. Gun
ningham, are making preparations TO
a bazaar to be given the latter part o
the month for the benefit of tn
church.
Bishop Corbett BereaVed: Mr.:
Nancy Corbett, mother of the RICH
Reverend Timothy Corbett, Bishop c
Crookston, Mimi, died at her home
Minneapolis, on Saturday, October 3,
in the eighty-first year of her age. He
funeral took place at the Church
the Holy Rosary on Monday morning
Ay.,,o~o1,or 9 tho Mass of RaOuipm b.