The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-07-03
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL

rank of Colonel Bishop Lawler
served in a similar capacity on the
official stats of the late Governor
Johnson, and of former Governor
Eberhart.
Church of ST. Luke: Last Sunday
the Right Reverend Bishop Carroll of
Helena, who was the guest of Father
Gibbons, pastor of st. Luke's Church,
st. Paul, during the Catholic Educa-
tional Convention, preached at the
late Mass. On Wednesday evening
he gave an address at the public meet
ing in the Auditorium.
Church of ST. Cecilia: The Right
Reverend Bishop Lawler preached at
the late Mass in the Church of St.
Cecilia, ST. Paul, of which the Rev.
p. r. Cunningham is pastor, on Sun
day, June 81 and in the afternoon
administered the Sacrament of Con-
firmation to class of seventy chill
for $500 for the new Cathedral
building fund.
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Sacred Thirst Society: The next
meeting of the members of the Sa-
cred Thirst Society will be held on
Thursday, July s, at two p. M. at the
residence of Mrs. D. B. Hickey, 423
Grove Street, st. Paul, when a must
cal and literary program will be rem.
dered.
House of the Good Shepherd: The
ceremony of a religious reception
will be held in the chapel of the
Monastery of the Good Shepherd,
Mount Eudes, ST. Paul, on Tuesday,
July 6, at two o'clock in the after
noon. The Most Reverend Archbishop
will officiate.
German Catholic orphanage: About
three thousand persons patronized
the picnic on the grounds of the st.
Joseph German Catholic Orphan
Asylum, st. Paul, on the afternoon
of June q, and more than $1,000 was
realized from the refreshments
served on that occasion.
Guild of Catholic Women: There
will be no executive meeting of the
Guild of Catholic Women of st. Paul,
on Saturday next, nor will the usual
general meeting be held the follow
ing Monday.
Lake Johanna CampIs1A flag pole
has been erected on the highest point
on the grounds of the Lake Johanna
Summer Camp for boys and flag
raising exercises will be held on Mon
day, July 5, when a number of
patriotic addresses will be delivered
Church of the Holy Redeemer: The
contract for the new Church of the
Holy Redeemer, of which the Rev. II
Ciebattone is pastor, was awarded to
Oace and Amlee, contractors, of St
Paul, for $19,925 and the work OF
construction will begin next week
The church will be erected on the
new site on College Avenue between
st. Peter and Rice Streets and will
have a seating capacity of six hun
dred. 1t will be brick structure in
the italian style of architecture. Mr.
e. L. Masqueray is the architect.
Hennepn-M Minneapolis Council: The
Knights of Columbus of Minneapolis
met Monday evening, June %, ant
the result of the vote of the members
of both councils, the Hennepin anC
the Minneapolis Councils, on the
question of amalgamation of the two
organizations was announced. Not {
single dissenting vote was received
and accordingly the Hennepin-Minne
apolis Council is beginning with thu
auspicious harmony of the members
Church of st. Anthony: Independ
ence Day will be celebrated Monday
July 5, by the parish of st. Anthony
Minneapolis, on the school grounds
The old settlers of the parish will
have the places of honor and anon;
the prizes offered for the occasion ar
one for the oldest member of the PAL
ish and another for the oldest mem
Der born in the parish. Special inv
tations are being set to all those VIII
were members in 1870 or before. Ar
other feature of the picnic is the bi
Imperial car which will be one of tn
prizes disposed of on that occasion
The program will begin at ten O'CLOCK
Church Of st. 5oniface: The RICH
Reverend Bishop Lawler will admir-
lister the Sacrament of Confirmatio
in the Church of ST. Boniface, Mime
apolis, which is in charge of tn
Benedictine Fathers, on Sunday, Jul
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Church of the incarnation: A elias
Of seventy children received the
first Solemn Communion in the Churc
of the Incarnation, Minneapolis, SUI
day morning, June 20, at the eigf
o'clock Mass, celebrated by the paste
Reverend ]. NJ Cleary, who ais
preached the sermon. In the afte
noon at three o'clock they renewe
their baptismal VOWS and were el
rolled in the scapulars.
The graduates of the parochi
school organized their Alumni ASS
citation last week with the followir
officers: Ward Tanning, president
Ruth Kranz, vice-president; Hele