The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-12-11


st. Paul Hymnal and it is the hope of
the pastor that the entire congrega-
ton will soon be able to take part
with the children in the singing.
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H.: Divi-
sion No. 2, of the Ladies' Auxiliary of
the A. o. H., Minneapolis, have elected
the following officers: President, Mrs.
Mary Hill; vice-president, Mrs. John
Smell; recording secretary, Mrs. JOS
eph Keefe: insurance secretary, Mrs.
Frank Sullivan; financial secretary,
Mrs. Reay; treasurer, Mrs. Jeffrey.
The newly elected officers of Divi-
sion No. 9 are: President, Mrs. Mary
Turner; vice-president, Mrs. John Kill
roe; recording secretary, Miss Mary
Coughlin; financial and insurance Sec
rotary, Mrs. John Collins; treasurer,
Mrs. Mary Tierney.
Kilkenny: Arrangements are be-
ing made for a bazaar which will be
held in Murphy's Hall before the holt
day season for the benefit Of the
Church of st. Canice, of which Rev.
J. II. Prendergast is pastor.
Appleton: The annual bazaar for
the benefit of the Church OF st. John,
of which Rev. M. Condor is pastor,
took place on the afternoon and eve
ming Of Thursday, December 9, and
proved a social and financial success.
Supper was served by the women of
the parish and q fine assortment of
useful and fancy articles was offered
to the patrons. A beautiful painting
in water colors, entitled, Ruth, the
Cleaner" was disposed of at the close
of the bazaar.
Shakopee: The fiftieth anniversary
of the founding of the Church of ST.
| Mary was commemOrated on Sunday,
November %. The pastor of the par
ish, Rev. r. Lee, was the celebrant OF
the Solemn High Mass, and Father
Stewart of Minneota was deacon, Fa-
Their Maloney of Marysburg, subdea-
con, and Father Deere of Credit River,
master of ceremonies. The sermon
was preached by Father Stewart,
who paid high tribute to the
| devoted services of Father Lee,
whose pastorate has extended over
the period Of nine years during
which extensive improvements have
been made in the parish. The Right
Reverend Mgr. Plut, pastor of the par
| ish of St. Mark, who was also pastor
of st. Mary's in the early seventies,
was the guest of honor on the occa-
sion. The parish of st. Mary was es-
tablished by the Right Reverend
Bishop Grace, second Bishop of st.
Paul, with Father Stephens as the
first resident pastor.
The Right Reverend Bishop Busch
of st. Cloud will preach the sermons
at the Forty Hours Devotion which
opens in the Church of St. Mark next
Sunday morning.
| Fairfax: Last Sunday thirty-six
candidates were admitted to member
ship in the Fairfax Council of the
Knights of Columbus at an initiation
The members of the council, the can.
didates and visiting Knights attended
High Mass in the Church of st. An.
drew, celebrated by the pastor, Rev
III. j. Goergen. The sermon was
preached by the Rev. J. M. Reardon
of st. Paul. At noon the women OF
the parish served dinner in the base
ment of the church. The Iirst degree
was in charge of the officers of the
local council; the second was exem
: plified by District Deputy, J. J. Mortar
ty Of Mankato; and the third was I'm
/ der the direction of Past State Dep
uty J. Fl. Nightingale and team Of Min
| neapolis. After the initiation ban
J quet was served to more than two hun
dred persons in the basement of the
church by the women of the parish
Father Goergen acted as toastmastel
, and brief addresses were made BY
Father Klein of Sleepy Eye, Father
Scholzen of Bird Island, Messrs. Night
! ingale and Donahue of Minneapolis
Mr.. Moriarty of Mankato, and Father
Reardon of st. Paul. The local Coun
Gil has a. membership of about two
hundred
l The patronal feast of the Church O
st. Andrew was celebrated last weel
with special services. The differen
: parochial organizations received Hol!
, Communion in body, and the pasto
. was assisted by Father Klein o
Sleepy Eye, Father Schumacher o
Clara City, and Father Hart of Nor
ton.
On Tuesday and Wednesday of las
week, November 80, and December ]
: a grand bazaar was held under tn
> auspices of the Ladies' Aid for tn
I benefit of the Church of st. Andrew
Dinner and supper was served eacl
y day and booths for the sale of refresh
i ments and fancy articles were set u
. in the basement of the church and lii
!. orally patronized by the people. TIL