The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-12-18
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL

Cathedral of ST. Paul: The Most
Reverend Archbishop preached at the
late Mass on Sunday, December 70
taking for the theme of his discourse
The Supernatural"
The Right Reverend Bishop Lawle1
will pontificate at the late Mass in the
Cathedral on Christmas Day anC
Father Cullinan will preach the ser
mon.
st. Paul Seminary: Next Tuesday
morning at seven o'clock in st. Mary's
Chapel, Rev. John Rubis of Spencer
Ia, will be ordained to the priesthood
by the Right Reverend Bishop Law
Ter. On Friday and Saturday of this
week he will receive minor orders and
subdeaconship, and on Monday morn
ing he will be promoted to the deacon
ate. Bishop Lawler will officiate al
these ceremonies also. Father Rubis
made his theological studies in the
Seminary and will say his first Mass
at Spencer, Ia, on Christmas Day. A
few days afterwards he will leave fol
Portland, Ore, to enter upon the &C
tive duties of the ministry.
Visitation Convent: A Christmas
play entitled. Bethlehem" by Law
renee Housman, was given twice dur
ing the week in the Auditorium of the
Visitation Convent, st. Paul,-on Wed
nesday afternoon for the pupils of the
institution, and on Thursday evening
December 16, for the public. The
dramatic Interpretation of the playlet
was given by the high school pupils
under the direction of Miss Mary Kel
lett, and the music was rendered by
the Visitandine Choral Club, directed
by Mrs. Catherine Hoffman, organist
of the Cathedral choir. The play was
we'll staged and the work of the young
actors elected very favorable com
ment from the large audience present
on each occasion.
Church of the Holy Redeemer:
During the week a bazaar for the
benefit of the new Church Of the Holy
Redeemer on College Avenue, st. Paul
which will be opened for divine serv
ices before the first of the year, was
held in the basement hall of the
church under the auspices of the
women of the Italian congregation
1t opened on Monday evening ant
closes Saturday evening. Meals were
served by the women of che parish
at noon and in the evening, and booths
containing fancy and useful articles
and refreshments were erected TO
the benefit of the patrons. A musica
program was rendered each evening
The bazaar proved a financial success
anconsiderable sum being added tt
the treasury of the church to defray
the cost of construction. The Rev
II. Ciebattone is pastor Of the parish
There will be a Christmas tree fo1
all the Italian children of ST. Pau
in the auditorium of the Church of thu
Holy Redeemer next Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock.
C. o. r. Election: At the regula
meeting of the ST. Paul Court, No. SO
Catholic Order of Foresters, hell
Thursday evening, December 8, tn
following officers were elected: Chic
Ranger, Charles F. Kelly; Vice Chic
Ranger, w. O'Neill; Recording Secre
tary, A. f. ST. Martin; Financial Sec
rotary, D. B. Hickey; Treasurer, Franz
]. He'll; Trustee, for three years, Joh1
w. Mulrennan; Speaker, Joseph I
Carrier.
South st. Paul: The Rev. A. B. {
Dunno of Eau Claire, Wis, will lee
ture at the Ideal Theatre next Sunda
evening at half past eight O'CLOCK
under the auspices of the men of S
Augustine parish, of which Rev. H. {
Mccall is pastor, on THE America
Citizen"
The local court of the c. o. F. hel
it's regular meeting last Tuesday ever
ing in the church hall and electe
officers for the coming year. TIL
joint committee of st. Paul attende
the meeting.
Pro.CathedraI of ST. Mary: TIL
Most Reverend Archbishop will offic
ate at the Pontifical High Mass in tn
Pro.Cathedral of st. Mary, Mime
apolis, at eleven o'clock on Chris
mas Day.
The Amphion Club presents as il
Christmas offering to the Minneapoli
public, Bronson Towards CLASSIC
THE Young Mrs. Winthorpe." TIL
play will be given at the Women
Club, Sixteenth and Harmon Plac
one block from the Pro-Cathedral, o
Monday and Tuesday evenings, D.
cember 81 and 2S The drama is
we'll known favorite from the skilf'
pen of one whose name has once MOI
become favorably familiar to theate
goers as the author of "The Ne
Henrietta Miss Maude Moor
whose work with the Amphion Gu
last winter was so successful, is &
recting the rehearsals.
The Orphanage campaign did NJ
exhaust the energies of the worker
of the Pro-Cathedral parish, thous
it meant to many of them two weel
of strenuous collecting. During tt
mast week thpy have conducted