The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-08-12
ARCHDIOCESE of ST. PAUL

treat for the diocesan clergy Will open
in ST. Paul Seminary Monday evening
August 81, and close the following
Friday afternoon The exercises will
be under the direction of the Rev.
Francis P. Havey, S. s., of st. Mary S
Seminary, Baltimore, Md.
Assignment of Priests: The Most
Reverend Archbishop has made the
following changes among the clergy:
Rev. VIM. A. Dobbin of Darwin is
transferred to Rosemount; Rev. Ed
mund M Barry NEWLY ordained) be,
comes assistant pastor of st. Michaels
Church, Saltwater; Rev. Ramiro
Wurmhaeringer, assistant pastor OF
the Assumption Church, st. Paul, is
made assistant pastor Of the Church
of the Blessed Virgin, New Trier; and
Rev. Charles Pfeifer newly ordained)
takes his place as assistant at the AS.
sumption Church in this city.
Cathedral of St. Paul: The Mcbride
Studios, New York, have received a
cablegram that the marble work for
st. Peters Chapel in the Cathedral has
been completed and will be shipped
from Italy in the first available vessel
The models were made in this coun
try by Leon Hermann, designer OF the
Cathedral ceiling, and sent to Italy
to. be done in marble.
The will of the late Father Gibbons
pastor of the Cathedral, prObated this
week, disposes of an estate valued at
$4,000. $1,000 is left to the College OF
st. Thomas for the education Of his
brother Johns children, a bequest fol
Masses is left to the Rev. E. ]. Wilbee
pastor of st. AnthOny's Church, Min
neapolis, and the remainder is divided
among his brothers and sisters. A
portion of his library is bequeathed
to St Paul Seminary.
A Requiem High Mass for the repose
of the soul of Father Gibbons was cele
brated in the Cathedral last Wednes
day morning at eight o'clock. Father
Weber officiated and the responses
were sung by the boys choir under
the direction of Father Talbot.
Last Thursday the Cathedral Choir
listers enjoyed a days outing at Wild
wood on the shore of White Beal
Lake. A special car took them to the
lake in the early forenoon where
through the courtesy of the street rail
way company, they enjoyed specia
privileges and took advantage of the
various forms of amusement at this
popular summer resort. At moor
luncheon was served in the refectory
on the grounds and the boys thor
oughly enjoyed the good things pro
yided for them and spent the remain
der of the day in wholesome recrea
ton. They we're accompanied by the
Choirmaster, Rev. T. r. Talbot of the
Cathedral staff.
Next Wednesday, August l6, th'
Cathedral altar boys will be taken OF
an auto-bus excursion to Lake Harve!
where various forms of Amusement
will be provided for their enjoymen
during the day A picnic luncheon viii
be served and the boys will be il
charge of the Rev. Joseph Weber o
the Cathedral staff.
ST. Joseph's Novitiate: The cere
monies of reception and profession
will be held at st. Joseph's NoVltlate
Randolph Street and FairVieW Avenue
on the feast of the Assumption, Tues
day, August Is, at three o'clock in tn
afternoon. The Most Reverend Arch
bishop will officiate.
Church of ST. Andrew: The peopl
of st. Andrews parish, st. Paul, o
which Rev. r. A. Printon is pastor
will hold their annual picnic Sunda
afternoon, August Is, in Wlllmu
Grove, Rosetown. Dinner and suppe
will be served by the women of tn
parish and games and amusement
will be provided for the entertainment
of the members of the parish and the1
guests. The proceeds will be for tn
benefit OF the church.
Church of ST. Cecilia: A mid-sun
mer festival for the benefit of tn
Church of st. Cecilia, st. Paul, c
which Rev. James E. Doyle is pastor
will be held on Tuesday evening, Al
gust IS.
Church of the Holy Redeemer: IN
picnic given by the congregation c
the Italian Church of the Holy IL
deemer, st. Paul, at Sauer's Park, las
Sunday afternoon, Melted about $4O
for the treasury of the church. Fathe
Ciebattone, the pastor, and the con
mittee in charge of arrangements, al
we'll pleased with the success OF the
efforts. There was a large attent
ance at the picnic and all enjoyed tn
refreshments and amusements pr
yided for the occasion.
Pro-Cathedral of st. Mary: I'll
novena in honor of the Assumptio
of the Blessed Virgin Mary drew lars
congregations during the week, bot
to the morning Masses and to tt
evening devotions at eight o'cloc
The novena will end on Tuesda
which is the patronal festival of tt
parish and the priests are hoping tn;
every member of the congregatlC
will receive Holy Communion on TIL
day.
De La Sale Institute: The Alum
of De La Sale Institute, Minneapol
which is in charge of the Christie