The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-07-17
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL


tan Brothers have gathered from all
their schools in the Northwest and are
at present at St. Thomas College.
They are making their annual retreat,
under the direction of Rev. FIR.
Monaghan, S. j., of Detroit, Mich.
Rev. Brother Baldwin, from the
Motherhouse at Glencoe, Mo-, is also
with the Brothers.
Rev. Louis Kucera, a former st.
Thomas student, and recently or
dained, has been assigned to Tama,
Iowa.
Cretin High School: At the close
of the retreat of the Christian Broth
ers the various teachers will be as
signed to one of three groups to en-
gage in summer school work under eX-
perienced instructors. These groups
will assemble at Cretin High School,
in st. Paul, De La Sale, in Minneapo-
lis, and Cathedral High School, in Du-
luth.
St. Josephs Academy: The Sisters
of st. Joseph of the Archdiocese are
p gathered at the Academy Of st. Jo-
seph, in st. Paul. for summer institute
work. A large number of teachers I'M
der most competent instructors are
engaged in general and specialized
work.
Convent of Visitation: The Sisters
of the Visitation have been in retreat
during the past week. The exercises
are being conducted by the Rev. FIR.
Charles, a Passionist from Norwood
Park, Ill.
Catholic League Picnic: To cele-
brate the acquisition of club house
site, given by the Suburban Realty
Company, the Minneapolis League OF
Catholic Women will have picnic
Tuesday, July 20, at LakeVieW
Heights, at Medicine Lake, on the site
of the proposed club house. When the
Suburban Realty Company offered an
acre of ground at Lakeview Heights,
lust six miles out on the new Luce
line and proposed to erect for them
$4,000 recreation club house for young
women beneficiaries of the leagues
philanthropic enterprises, the mem
bers saw an opportunity to put into
effect a long contemplated plan. Ac-
cording to Mrs. d. CoOnan, president
of the league, work on the club house
probably will not be begun for two
years.
Lake Johanna Camp: The summer
camp for boys at Lake Johanna has
registered 1O1 boys during it's first
month. ..,,. s4 ..A4.s
Church Of ST. Mark: AS announced
last week the members of st. Mark
Church, Merriam Park, will give a
large picnic Saturday afternoon and
evening, July II, on the grounds OF
st. Thomas College. Meetings have
been held at the parochial school hall,
Dayton and Moore Avenues, for the
past two weeks to further plans for
the affair which will be given on a
large scale and which will be in the
nature Of q carnival. A meeting to
make final arrangements was held
Monday evening and at that time it
was decided to have various booths, a
pike, races, a baseball game, cane
rack and dancing. There also will be
refreshments and dinner will be
served. All Catholics, non-Catholics
and their friends are invited. The
proceeds from the picnic will be de-
voted to the building fund of st.
Marks Church.
ST. Boniface: Last Sunday Rt. Rev,
Bishop Lawler confirmed class of
115 children in this church.
Kilkenny: st. Canice's Catholic
parish of Kilkenny entertained in a
patriotic manner Monday, July 5. An
fitting program was carried out for
the occasion and prominent speakers
delivered patriotic addresses.
Danver, Swift Co.: This parish
heretofore has been attended from
Benson. Hereafter it will have resi-
dent pastor in the person of Rev. j.
Hurst, formerly assistant at Red Wing
SearIes: On June "a the parish al
Searles celebrated the feast of st
John. On the same day the members
of st. Johns German society went to
Holy Communion in body, and also
eighteen children, eleven girls and
seven boys, received their first solemn
Holy Communion. The pastor, Rev
J. F. Soda, was assisted by Rev. J. S
Rant of Arlington and Rev. John Wag
ner of New Ulm.
ST. Johns Society held its seminar
nual meeting Sunday. The society is
in a prosperous condition. FIR. Soda
and FIR. Wagner were present and ad
dressed the gathering.
The church at Searles has been re
painted and decorated.
The picnic held at Searles by the
members of st. Johns parish Sunda!
was success.
Il
New UIm: Rev. Geo. Rolwes cele
brated Mass at the German Catholi,
Church. in st. Peter, Sunday, June q
FIR. Rolwes was ordained recently a
the st. Paul Seminary. He is gradu
ate of st. Thomas College, st. Paul.
MARSHALL: The cornerstone of tn,