The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-10-16

ers" OF the parish proved once more
their ability as delightful entertainers
Church of the Holy Rosary: The
Very Reverend G. M. Thuente, o. p.
and Reverend Francis O'Neill, o. P.
of the Holy Rosary Convent, Mime
apolis, are conducting a two weeks
mission in st. Thomas Aquinas
Church, Milwaukee, Wis.
Church of ST. Helena: The Most
Reverend Archbishop will administer
the Sacrament of Confirmation in the
Church of st. Helena, Minneapolis, of
which Reverend o. Rowan is pastor,
on Sunday, October IT,
Church of ST. Stephen: The kerr
mess held last week from October
to in the new school of ST. Stephen,
Minneapolis, was gratifying success
from the social and financial points
of view; while it demonstrated also
some of the possibilities of the splen-
did school building as general cen
ter for the social activities of the
parish. Large throngs attended each
evening and were liberal in their
patronage of the booths and tables
where the faithful workers toiled
with steady zeal. Complete reports
of the financial returns have not yet
been made.
Fairfax: At the annual election of
officers of the Fairfax Council, knights
of Columbus, held Sunday evening,
October 10, the following officers
were elected: Grand Knight, P w.
Garrahy; Deputy Grand knight,
George A. Saffert; Chancellor, D. ].
McCarten; Warden, John Caven; Re-
corder, George A. Biebl; Financial
Secretary, F. A. Kretsch; Treasurer,
f. H. Brown; Advocate, Thomas
Grimes; Trustee, Anton Geray.
olivia: A class of 125 children re-
ceived the Sacrament of Confirma-
ton from the Right Reverend Bishop
Lawler in the Church of ST. Aloysius,
of which Reverend H. d. Pomije is
pastor on Tuesday, October 5. A
confirmation Offering of $50 was made
to the New Cathedral building fund.
FaribauIt; The vocal department
of Bethlehem Academy, which is in
charge of the Sisters of st. Dominic,
has secured the services of Mrs.
Jones-Guyer of st. Paul for the COM
ing year and she will visit the insti-
tuition on Thursday of each week.
Mrs. Jones-Guyer is a prominent mem
Der of the Schubert Club of St. Paul
and teacher in the Minneapolis
School of Music
Last Sunday, October 10, the local
council of the Knights of Columbus
attended Mass in a body at the
Church of the Sacred Heart, of which
the Reverend e. Monge is pastor.
The service was arranged in commem-
Grafton of the discovery of America
by Columbus.
The knights Of Columbus Dramatic
Club presented the three-act comedy,
entitled Borrowed Spectacles,' at
the Grand Opera House on FRIDAY
evening, October 8. 1t was one of the
best attractions ever offered by the
local council and was largely attended.
Montgomery: On Columbus Day,
October II, the Montgomery Council
of the Knights OF Columbus gave an
entertainment in commemoration of
Columbus Day. The chief number on
the program was an address on Go.
lumbus" by Attorney John Lebens.
Waconia: 100 children were con
frmed in the Church of ST. Joseph, OF
which Reverend John Stelmes is pas
tor, by the Right Reverend Bishop
Lawler on Thursday, October Z, and
a confirmation Offering of $71.75 was
made to the New Cathedral fund.
Coates: The pretty little parish
Church of st. Agatha was blessed and
s6lemnly dedicated to the service of
God on Tuesday, October 5. The
blessing was performed by the Rev.
L. Cosgrove, Rosemount The Mass
was sung by the pastor, Father Ryan,
assisted by Rev. P. McCabe, st. Paul,
Rev. r. Lee, Shakopee, and Rev. John
Deere, Credit River. The sermon was
preached by Rev. w. J. Stewart of
Minneota who paid well deserved
tribute to the zeal of the priests and
the generous cooperation of the peo-
pie whose united efforts made pos
sible the building of their beautiful
church. The choir deserves special
mention for the rendition of the music
on the occasion, which was strictly in
accordance with the rubrics of the
church.
oakdaIe: The Right Reverend
Bishop Lawler confirmed class of
so children in the Church of the
Guardian Angels, of which Reverend
John A. Bergler is pastor, on Monday,
October IL, and was presented with
an offering of SAT for the New Cathe-
dral building fund.