The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-08-14

basement will be COmmOdiouS and
suitable for parochial meetings of all
kinds. 1t is $50 feet long, As feet wide
and IL feet high. On it superstruc-
ture of brick will be erected, and the
entire building will be ready for occu-
pancy before the end of the year. The
plans drawn by Mr.. E. L. Masqueray
OF st. Paul, architect of the New Ca
thedral, call for building in the Ital-
ian style of architecture, with seat
ing capacity of 600 exclusive of the
gallery. When completed the church
will cost upwards of $4,000 and will
be a great credit to the Italian Catho-
lies of st. Paul and their energetic
pastor, the Rev. H. Ciebattone. In ad-
dition to the site on College Avenue,
on which the church is being erected,
and which was purchased last April,
the congregation has bought several
lots between this property and Tenth
St., thus affording sufficient room for
additional parochial buildings when
ever they are necessary.
Luxemberger Banquet: More than
two hundred members of the Luxem-
berger Unterstuetzung-Verei of st.
Paul and their guests from among the
visiting delegates to the Central-Ver-
elm attended banquet in the North
Central Commercial Club Tuesday
evening, August 10. Addresses were
delivered by Mr.. Louis Nash, commits
sioner of parks and Fairgrounds, who
spoke in behalf of Mayor Powers; Mr..
Nicholas Conner, of Dubuque, who
spoke on the work of the Gutenberg
ers in America; Rev. j. Duehr, AL
bertville, Mimi; Rev. P. M. Jung and
Rev. J. Moitzheim of ST. Matthew's
Church, st. Paul; Rev. ]. Manner, St.
Peter Mimi; J. P. Kill of ST. Paul;
Paul Kemp, Winona; Peter Weiland,
Aurora, ILL.,; Rev. Nicholas Schimitz,
Rolling Stone, Mimi; Rev. M. ].
Kasel, rector of the Pho Mono Teach
ers' Seminary, st. Francis, Wis;
George Gerlach and Matthias Bantz
of ST. Paul.
| Pro-CathedraI of st. Mary: As an
nounced, in last weeks issue of the
Catholic Bulletin, the formal dedica-
ton of the Cathedral of st. Mary,
Minneapolis, will take place next Sun
day afternoon at o'clock. The Most
Rev. Archbishop will officiate at the
blessing of the church and preach the
sermon. The musical program will be
given by the Pro-Cathedral choir un-
der the direction of Rev. J. A. Kern,
with Miss Agnes Prendergast at the
organ. The ceremony will be brought
to a close with solemn benediction of
the Blessed Sacrament by Rev. T. E.
Cullen, pastor of the parish, assisted by
Rev. M A. McRaith as deacon and Rev.
J. F. T. Burns as subdeacon and Rev.
A. Ziskovsky of st. Paul Seminary as
master of ceremony. After Benedic-
ton the TIE Deum will be sung by the
choir and congregation, and at the con-
clusion of the religious services a
luncheon in honor of the Most Rever-
end Archbishop and of the visiting
clergy will be served.
An ice cream social for the benefit
of the Pro-Cathedral of st. Mary, Min.
neapolis, was given by the north divi
sion of the parish at the home of Miss
Anna Cullinan, AIT Humboldt Avenue
North last Tuesday evening. Much
interest was shown in the social and
the 1000 tickets were sold out before
Tuesday.
Church of ST. Stephen: A lawn
social for the benefit of the Church OF
st. Stephen, Minneapolis, was given
on the church grounds Tuesday even
ing, August 10, by the women of the
altar society.
, Church of st. Bridget: The contract
for the erection of st. Bridget's
Church, Minneapolis, has been let tt
: James O'Brien and Sons, of Minneapo
lis. Building operations began this
week. AS there is nothing elaborate
called for by the architects plans the
Y work can be rushed and the probabil
: ity is that services will be held in thu
: new church on the second Sunday O
: November. The people of North Min
] neapolis who belong to st. Bridget!
| are happy over the prospect of so sool
S having their own place of worship
!, and though not rich will not ALLOW
i their pastor, Reverend James Dona
4 hoe, to worry over financial matters.
K The new pastor of st. Bridgets
: who was long chaplain for the dea
t mutes of the Twin Cities and for then
!. learned the sign language, has beel
n warmly welcomed by the deaf of Min
/, neapolis. A very large number of tn
f deaf from both cities were seen at tn
l. ice cream social given by the parish
e toner's of st. Bridget's Church Wednes
d day evening, August IL. No group o
men and women enjoyed themselve
at that gathering more thorough
q than the silent patrons. 1t is quit
. evident that they remember with graz
, Iitude the work that Father Donaho
o has done among them in the past an
: that the parish he is now directin
+ will claim their allegiance.
I. Church of the Holy Rosary: Revel
!. end R. F. Larpenteur, o. p, of Hol
v Rosary Convent, Minneapolis, is thi
i T.