The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-07-15
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL


Reverend Archbishop has made the
following changes among the clergy:
the Rev. James E. Doyle of Green Isle
has been appointed pastor of st. Cecil
las Church, st. Paul; Rev. John j..
Byrne, Glencoe, assumes charge OF St
Brendans parish, Green Isle; and the
Rev. P. C. Moloney of Marysburg is
transferred to the pastorate of St.
Georges Church, Glencoe.
Cathedral of St. Paul: Last week
wokmen erected scaffolding in St Pc
ter's Chapel in the new Cathedral and
this week the supports on which to
hang the ornamental plaster ceiling
are being placed in position. The con-
tractors are Bell and Hermant of Chi
cage. AS soon as they have completed
their work the walls will be covered
with marble and later the altar will be
erected and the chapel completed. The
cost of finishing and embellishing ST.
Peters Chapel is being borne by Mrs
Mary McCahill of Lake City, Mimi. 1t
will cost 100000
Retreat for German Laymen: The
second annual retreat for German lay
men of St Paul and vicinity, opens in
the ST. Paul Seminary on Friday even
ing, July IA, and will close the fol-
lowing Monday morning. The con-
ferences will be preached by Father
Philip, o. F. NJ, of Cleveland, Ohio
He will be assisted by the Rev,
Valerius Nelles, o. F. NJ, of st. Paul.
Church of the Holy Redeemer:
Last Sunday at the eight o'clock
Mass 81 children received their first
Solemn Communion in the Italian
Church of the Holy Redeemer on Col
lege Avenue, st. Paul. The Mass was
celebrated by the pastor, Rev. H. Gle
battone. Next Sunday at the eight
o'clock Mass the children will renew
their baptismal VOWS and will be in
vested with the scapular.
Christian Brothers Retreat: About
forty Christian Brothers from st. Paul,
Minneapolis, Duluth, Winona, and
Rochester, attended the annual retreat
held at the College Of st. Thomas this
week under the direction of the Rev.
Michael OFT, o. S. B., of COllegeville,
Mimi The retreat closed on Saturday
morning, July Is.
Church of the Sacred Heart: The
Rev. Valerius Nelles, o. F. NJ, pastor
of the Church of the Sacred Heart, st.
Paul will preach the second retreat
for the Sisters of st. Benedict at st.
Benedict's Academy, st. Joseph Mimi,
next week. The instructions will be
in German and the exercises will be-
gin on Monday, July II, and close the
following Saturday. Last week 3SS
Sisters attended. the first retreat over
which he presided.
Guild of Catholic Women: The st.
Paul Guild of Catholic Women will
give an excursion on the Mississippi
on Thursday, July 81. The steamer
Red Wing and barge Manitou will be
chartered for the occasion and will
make two trips, the first at 1870 p. M,
and the second at 1870 p. m. The
proceeds will be devoted to the work
of the relief department OF the Guild.
Lake Johanna Camp: Twenty altar
boys from the PrO-Cathedral of St
Mary, Minneapolis, helped to swell
the attendance at the camp on the
shore of Lake Johanna this week
They were given an outing by the
pastor, Father Cullen; and an equal
number will be sent for the next
three weeks. The camp, which is I'M
der the personal direction of the Rev
John Dunphy, Vice Rector of the Col
lege of ST.. Thomas, will close for the
season at the end of the first week in
August.
Hibernian Field Day: The annua
Field Day of the Hibernian organiza
tons of ST. Paul and Minneapolis viii
be held on the St Thomas College
athletic grounds next month, at date
to be set later The general commit
tee having charge of the meet has
been appointed, as we'll as various sub
committees to arrange for the differ
ent features of the program A mum
Der of prizes will be offered for com
petition.
Pro-CathedraI of ST. Mary: A six
cylinder Mitchell car will be among
the> attractions at the lawn socia
Tuesday evening, July Is, on the paro
chial grounds of st. Mary's Pro-Cathe
dral, Minneapolis. The big car will b.
disposed of that evening and man.
are interested in the question of VIII
will be the winner of the automobile
There willNbe music and refreshment
and other pleasant features to enter
tain the parishioners and thei
friends.
The altar boys are spending wee
at Lake Johanna, where the boys
summer camp is conducted under tn
supervision of Father Dunphy of 81
Thomas College. Twenty boys hav
spent the past week there and ar
other platoon of twenty will go on
next week. This will continue till a
of the seventy-five boys shall have Ell
joyed a weeks outing.
Church of the Incarnation: TIL
forty-fourth anniversary of Fathe
Cleary's ordination to the priesthoo
was observed by the Incarnation pal