The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-06-12
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL

Confirmation Dates: The Most Rev.
erend Archbishop will administer the
Sacrament of Confirmation in the
Church of ST. Francis, st. Paul, of
which Rev. F. X. Bajec is pastor, on
Sunday, June Is, and the Right Rev
erend Bishop Lawler will confirm a
class of children in the Church of st.
Mary of the Publication, Marystown,
Scott County, of which Rev. Joseph
Varh is pastor, on Monday, June IA.
Convent of the Visitation: Nine
graduates received their diplomas and
graduation medals at the closing
exercises of the Convent of the Visi-
June 4, from the hands of the Most
Reverend Archbishop who also deliv-
cred the graduation address. The
alumnae medal for Christian Doctrine
was awarded to Miss Il. McCabe of
Belfield, n. d., the Honor medal to
Miss Mary Butler of Virginia, Mimi.
and the Scholarship medal to Miss
Catherine McCabe of Belfeld, n. D.,
the valedictorian of the class. Each
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program which was much enjoyed by
the priests, Sisters, and friends of the
institution who filled the assembly
room
The annual election Of the Alumnae
Association held at the Convent on
June ?, resulted as follows: President,
Miss Gretchen Busch; first vice presi-
dent, Mrs. c. J. McConville; record
ing secretary, Mrs. William Murray;
treasurer, Mrs. Eugene Towle; CORE
spending secretary, Miss Mary Bren-
nan.
Cretin High School: The COM
mencement exercises of the Cretin
High School will be held at the ST.
Paul Auditorium Thursday evening,
June II. Thirty-seven young men who
have successfully completed the Com
mercial High School course will re-
ceive diplomas, and medals will be
awarded to the honor men in the re-
spective classes. John J. Courtney
will speak on Our Claims to the
Worlds Gratitude;;" William f. Carroll
ON THE Quality of Patriotism" and
Cyril r. Rothmund on "a Worldwide
Federation Albert Duffy will give a
dramatic reading entitled, THE
Mothers Story" The Right Reverend
Bishop Lawler will address the gradu-
ates. The Cretin Choir, under the
leadership of Brother Joel, will render
several choice songs.
a
Lake Johanna Summer Camp: The
second session of the Lake Johanna
Summer Camp for Boys opens on
Saturday, June II. A new mess hall
and kitchen have been added to the
equipment of the camp as well as flies
for the tents to make them secure in
all kinds of weather. A motor boat
and automobile will be at the disposal
of the patrons of the camp during the
summer months. The camp is under
the personal supervision of Father
Dunphy, Professor Norton and Profes-
sor O'RUdrke of the faculty of st.
Thomas College.
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City Missionary Appointed: 'rhe
Rev. Lawrence +. Ryan, of the Cathe-
dral staff, has been appointed City
Missionary of ST. Faul in succession to
Father Donahoe who takes charge OF
new parish in Minneapolis. Father
Ryan will reside at the Cathedral
residence, 239 Selby Avenue.
st, Joseph's Academy: The COM
nf g,
Academy. st. Paul, will take place in
the ST. Paul Auditorium on Friday
afternoon, June IL, when a program
of vocal and instrumental music will
be rendered and diplomas and gold
medals presented to fifty-three grad
yates of the academic course, TWEEN
ty-three graduates in the commercial
department, and one graduate in the
pianoforte class. The Most Reverend
Archbishop will deliver the address on
that occasion.
Church of ST. Matthew: The Rev
Eugene Gehl of St Johns Institute,
St. Francis, Wis, gave an illustrated
lecture on THE Education of the
Deaf at ST. Matthew's Hall ON Sun
day evening, June 6, in which he
demonstrated the modern methods OF
educating the deaf according to the
system of articulation and lip reading
X. of C. initiation: Nearly soc
knights of Columbus attended the
oXemplification of the Third Degree in
the knights of Columbus Hall, st
Paul, under the auspices of the st
Paul Council, on Sunday afternoon
June 6. when thirty-eight candidates
were admitted to membership. The
work was under the direction of Ma
tional Director, w. d. Dwyer of this
city, assisted by DR.. E. w. Fahey ant
staff of Duluth.
Church of ST. Agnes: The Mos
Reverend Archbishop preached at the
late Mass in the Church of st. Agnes
st. Paul, of which Rev. A. Ogulin il
pastor, on Sunday, June 6, and in th'
afternoon administered the Sacramen
of Confirmation to class of $40 wht
presented him with check for 500
for the building fund of the new Cattle
dral. The ceremony was brought to
close with Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament during which the children
of the parish sang beautifully.