The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-05-15
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL

Cathedral of st. Paul: The Most
Reverend Archbishop Redwood OF
Wellington, New Zealand, who is the
guest of the Most Reverend Arch
bishop Ireland, will preach at the
eleven o'clock Mass in the Cathedral
next Sunday.
At the nine o'clock Mass on the
Feast of the Ascension, 154 children
received their first Holy Communion
and the children who are to be con.
firmed on Pentecost Sunday, May %,
renewed theirs. During the preceding
three days they followed the exercises
of spiritual retreat preached by the
Rev. John Cullinan of the Cathedral
staff.
Church of ST. Luke: The Most
Reverend Archbishop preached at the
late Mass in the Church of st. Luke
on the Feast of the Ascension and in
the afternoon confirmed a class of 1870
children and 20 adults. He was pre-
scented with a check for $175 for the
new Cathedral Building Fund as an Of
fcring from the confirmation class.
Church of ST. Louis: Last Sunday,
May 8, the Most Reverend Archbishop
accompanied by Archbishop Redwood
of Wellington, New Zealand, visited
the Church of st. Louis, st. Paul,
which is in charge of the Marist Fa-
theirs. The Most Reverend Archbish-
OPP preached at the late Mass and in
the afternoon examined the children
of the confirmation class. The Most
Reverend Archbishop Redwood
preached at the afternoon service and
administered the Sacrament of Con-
firmation to class of eighty-five chill
dren who presented a check of 500
to the new Cathedral Building Fund.
Confirmation Dates: The Right Rev
erend Bishop Lawler will administer
the Sacrament of Confirmation in the
Church of st. John, st. Paul, on Sum-
day, May 16 and in the Church of st.
John the Baptist, New Brighton, on
Tuesday, May is.
Religious Services for the Deaf: On
next Sunday, May 16, at three O'Clock,
religious services for the deaf will be
held in st. Agatha's Conservatory, Elk
change and Cedar Streets, st. Paul.
The attendance should be larger than
usual as Rev. e. ]. Gehl, missionary for
the deaf, Milwaukee, Wis, will preach
the sermon. Father Gehl has had
years of experience among the deaf
and is their enthusiastic friend. He is
an expert in the use of the sign Ian
guage and while preaching to the deaf
addresses himself to the hearing at the
same time. His appearance on this &C.
casiofI gives all Interested Catholics a
splendid opportunity of learning what
has been done for the spiritual better
ment of the deaf in this country. His
sermon will be on Missionary Work
Among the Deaf"
College of ST. Thomas: Major
Andrew Moses of the General Staff,
u. S. A., will make the annual in
spection of the corps of cadets of the
College on Friday, May IA, at half
past one o'clock.
The department of public speaking
of the College will present play en-
titled, 1.-THE Tutor" in the new audi.
forum on Monday and Tuesday, May
II and 10, at quarter past eight in
the evening. This will be the first
public function held in the new audi
forum which has seating capacity
of one thousand, including spacious
gallery. The stage is large. and the
new scenery and drop curtain are al
ready in place. The members of the
cast are working enthusiastically to
make this opening program grand
success. The demand for tickets OF
admission is very great and the
prospects are that the auditorium will
be filed to capacity on both occasions
A valuable set of scenery has been
presented to the College by the family
of Mr.. John II. Krebsbach, of Adams
Mimi. During the past sixteen years
Mr. Krebsbach's family has enrolled
six sons in the college, and they, with
their two cousins, also students at st
Thomas, have borne good part of the
expense of equipping the stage in the
new auditorium with scenery.
Visitation Convent: A class of chill
dren received their First Solemn Com
munion in the Convent of the Vista
ton, st. Paul, on the Feast of the
Ascension, at the eight o'clock Mass
The first three days of the week were
given over to the exercises of a spir
itual retreat for the communicates.
Guild of Catholic Women: The De
partment of Arts and Letters will holC
its final meeting for the year at thu
home of Mrs. Arthur Johnson, For
Smelling, on Saturday afternoon, Ma.
Is, at three O'Clock. There will be !;
silver tea and program of music ant
recitations.
Church of ST. Stephen: The Mos
Reverend Archbishop Ireland viii
preach at the late Mass in the Churcl
of ST. Stephen, Minneapolis, Sunday
May 16. On the following Sunday
May 25, the members of Hennepil
Council, Knights of Columbus, viii re
ceive Holy Communion in body a
the eight O'Clock Mass. Fathe
Gaughan, pastor of st. Stephen
Church, is Chaplain of Hennepi
Council.