The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-07-24
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL

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Rt. Rev. j. J. Lawler, D. D., Auxil-
larry Bishop of st. Paul, preached last
Sunday at the Catholic Summer
School in Dubuque, Iowa
st. Joseph's Academy: On Thurs
day morning Requiem High Mass,
as Months Mind, for Mother Celes-
tine was celebrated at the Academy.
The Mass was sung by Rev. Father
Griffin, of ST Thomas College.
Twin City x. C.'s: For the first
time in the history of the Glacier Ma
tional park Solemn Mass will be cele-
brated in public by Rt. Rev. John P.
Carroll at the Glacier Park hotel on
Aug. l, on the occasion of visit Of
special train of Twin City Knights en-
route to the national convention of
the Knights of Columbus at Seattle
The delegation will leave the Twin
Cities on July 81, arriving at Glacier
Park on Aug /. After Mass the
knights will be taken by automobiles
on drive of 80 miles to st. Mary's
lake, and there will be given launch
ride, returning in the evening to the
Glacier Park hotel for dinner.
The visitors will stop at Billings en-
route to the coast.
ST. Johns Alumni: The ST. Paul
branch of the Alumni Association of
ST. Johns College, Collegeville, Mimi,
is planning an excursion down the
Mississippi August Is. At least 800
members of the alumni association are
expected to take part.
A. o. n. Auxiliary: Division No. 5
of the ladies' auxiliary of the A. o. H.
gave a picnic at Phalen Park last Sat
urday The affairs was we'll attended.
Division 8, A. o. H.: Members of
Division No. g. Ancient Order of Hi
bernians, held a special meeting at ST.
Augustine church hall last Sunday and
presented Rev. H. G. Mccall, pastor of
the church, with a substantial purse
as a token of appreciation of his work
among them during the past five
years.
1t was the anniversary of the pas
tors taking charge of the South St.
Paul parish.
Rev. Father Mccall has been instru-
mental in having the church edifice
remodeled and practically rebuilt.
The lodge occupies large hall in the
basement of the church.
Church of st. Bridget: The neces-
sary ground has been secured on
Emerson avenue between Thirty
eighth and Thirty-ninth avenues north,
on which to erect church, school and
parochial residence. The, parishion-
ers are now preparing to erect tenn
porary church and hope to begin
building within three weeks. The To-
cality in which the Church of st.
Bridget is situated offers splendid OPP
portunities to intending home-builders
to purchase lots at very reasonable
price; and the time is not far distant
when ST. Bridget's congregation will
be large one.
Church Of ST. Clement: During the
past week the Rev. r. J. Fitzgerald
pastor of this church, has been en-.
PERTAINING the Ri. Rev. M. ]. Hoban
Bishop of Scranton, Pa. He was
accompanied by Rev. Richard Neagle,
of Maiden, Mass. On Sunday, Bishop
Hoban preached at the last Mass.
st. Lawrence: Rev. Geo. Rolwes
left New Ulm for Minneapolis, where
he will take up his duties as assistant
pastor in the Catholic parish of St
Lawrence. FIR Rolwes was but re
Gently ordained.
New UIm: Rev. John Cores has
taken UP his duties as assistant priest
in the local Catholic parish of Holy
Trinity. Father Cores and Father
Rolwes were ordained at the same
time, and this is his first appointment
The members of the local parish wei
come Father Cores.
All members of ST. Joseph's So
ciety will attend the Diamond Jubi
lee Celebration of the Central Yer
Elm, which will be held at st. Paul
Aug. 8, 1915. Holy Mass will be cele
brated at 6 a. M, whereupon the So
ciety with it's banner will march tt
the M. & st. l.. depot under escort o
the Second Regiment band. Neigh
boring societies desiring to accom-
pany the st. Joseph Society to st
Paul on the special train are request
ed to notify the committee in du'
tins.
Belle Plaine: Construction worl
on the new parish house of Sacre,
Heart parish began last week unde
the direction of Contractor Grace o
ST. Paul, to whom has been subtle
the brick-work Rev. Thomas Mir
ogue is the pastor.