The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-06-26

this summer under the direction of Mr.
Wilfrid Lalonde, ecclesiastical deco
rator of ST. Paul, to whom the con
ftracts for both churches has beer
awarded.
Church of st. AdaIbert: Last Sun
day, the Rev. Stanislaus Tomczak, O
F. M, who was ordained on June 16
at Oldenburg, Ind, celebrated his first
Mass in the Church of st. Adalbert, st
Paul, of which he is a native, assisted
by Father Fabian, o. F. M, of Sacred
Heart Church, as archpriest, Rev. l.
F. Ryan, City Missionary of st. Paul
as deacon, Rev. Mr.. Farrell as sub
deacon, and Rev. Peter Roy, pastor OF
the parish, as master of ceremonies
The sermon was preached by the Rev
Stephen Zdechlik of Delano.
City Missionary of Minneapolis:
The Rev. Michael McRaith, assistant
pastor of the Pro-Cathedral of ST.
Mary, has been appointed City Mis-
sionary of Minneapolis to attend the
sessions of the Juvenile Court and to
devote his time to Catholic charitable
work in that city. He will reside
at the Pro-Cathedral residence, 1923
Laurel Avenue.
Church of ST. Bridget: Last week
articles of incorporation were filed
with the Secretary of State for the
new church in North Minneapolis,
which has been placed under the
patronage of st. Bridget of Kildare.
This new parish comprises a portion
of the territory heretofore within the
limits of the parish of the Ascension
and is in charge of Rev. James Dona-
hoe, former City Missionary of st.
Paul.
De La Sale Institute: The Most
Reverend Archbishop Ireland presided
at the. thirteenth annual commence
ment of the De La Sale Institute,
Minneapolis, which is in charge of the
Christian Brothers, at the Metropoli-
tan Theatre on Friday evening, June
IS. Sixty-three graduates were
awarded diplomas. The De La Sale
choir of more than two hundred
voices furnished the music which was
under the direction of the Rev.
Thomas Talbot of the Church of st.
Lawrence William H. Kelly deliv-
cred an address on "The Way to
World Peace" and John M. Gormley
spoke on "The Veneer of Modern
Civilization" The address to the
graduates was delivered by the Most
Reverend Archbishop.
White Bear Lake: The first grad
yates of st. Mary's parochial school,
four in number, received their diplo-
mas at the closing exercises held in
the assembly room of the school on
Thursday .aftefh6on;1 June II, presided
over by the pastor, Rev. P. ]. Hart.
Gold medals were awarded to the best
pupil in each of the five class rooms,
and a school medal to the best pupil in
the school. The children sang num-
Der of songs during the exercises.
Saltwater: Judge Stolberg of the
district court filed an order this week
denying the application of John
Matthias Carr and Francis Ellen Rob-
ertson to recover from the Rev.
Charles Corcoran, pastor of the
Church of st. Michael and executor of
the estate of the late Morris Clancy.
This is the second time that Judge
Stolberg has given a similar decision.
The case. has been once to the SUI
preme court Action was commenced
plaintiffs were promised share of
the estate as heirs during the life of
Mr. Clancy, they having been at his
home when young. Mr.. Clancy left
$4,000 to erect memorial school on
the grounds of ST. Michael's parish
and the building has been in use two
years.
Belle PIaine: The contract for the
new parochial residence for the parish
of the Sacred Heart, of which the Rev.
T. Minogue is pastor, has been
awarded to Contractor Grace of st.
Paul, for $6,650 The work of con-
struction began this week. The build
ing will be of pressed brick and
modern throughout.
Faribault: AS we go to press this
week the Golden Jubilee of Bethlehem
Academy is being celebrated. The
exercises began on Wednesday morn
ing and will close on Friday. The
graduates of the Academy received
their diplomas and awards on Wednes-
day afternoon, and the general meet
ing of the Alumnae took place on
Thursday afternoon, June "a. The
program of exercises for the Jubilee,
outlined in last weeks issue, was
carried out, except that Bishop LaWler
took the place of the Most Reverend
Archbishop who was unable to be
present.
A class of fifty children received
their first Solemn Communion in the
Church of the Sacred Heart on Sun
day, June IL, from the hands of the
pastor, Rev. E. Monge.
shakopee: During the past few
weeks the Church of st. Mary, of
which Rev. r. Lee is pastor, has I'm
dergone complete transformation.
The affairs have been repainted, new
Com r11nion rail with marble tnn and