The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-09-09

apolis, on Sunday evening, September
10, by Neil M. Cronin, prominent at
torney of Minneapolis.
Services for the Deaf: Religious
services for the deaf will be held in
the Church of st. Bridget, Emerson
and Thirty-eighth Avenue North, Min
neapohs, at three o'clock on Sunday
September 10, and also on the after.
noon of Sunday, October s. They will
be in charge of the Rev. James Dona
| hoe, pastor of the parish, and Chap.
lain of the deaf mutes of the Twin Cit.
| les.
On the afternoon of Sunday, No.
! Vember II, the services will be held
in ST. Agathas Conservatory, Cedar
and Exchange Streets, st. Paul, and
| due notice of subsequent services will
| be sent to all who are interested. 1t
| is the wish OF the Spiritual Director
| that all the deaf mutes of the Twin
Cities and vicinity attend these serv-
ices and that they go to confession
and receive Holy Communion in the
nearest Catholic Church at least
every three months.
Church of the Holy Name: The old
Seventh Day Adventist church on
Fourth Avenue South and Lake Street
which was bought by the congrega-
ton of the new parish of the Holy
Name in South Minneapolis, is being
wrecked and the lumber from it will
be utilized in the new building which
is to be of stucco. The new church
and have seating capacity of about
six hundred. 1t will be ready for oc-
cupancy by November 1. The Rev. P
R. Cunningham is the first resident
pastor of the parish.
Church of the Incarnation: The
medical inspection of the Incarnation
school was held last Tuesday by four
doctors who remarked on the splen-
did state of the children's health.
Only five failed to pass the tests and
these were sent home with directions
assigned to classes without unnecessa-
ry delay. The full eighth grade has
been resumed in the school and the
crowded conditions of last year have
been relieved by rotation of classes
in the lower grades.
The active campaign for the build
ing fund of the new church will be
started by the men of the parish next
Monday, September II.
Hazel Park: A site for the new
church and parochial residence for
the new parish of the Visitation has
been purchased on White Bear Ave
nue. between La Crosse and Ames
Streets, and plans for the new church
which will be a temporary struc-
ture-have been prepared by Mr.. e.
l.. Masqueray, the architect of the
new Cathedral. The plans call for a
frame structure 10 feet in length by
81 feet in width, and capable of seat
ing about three hundred people. Bids
for the construction have been asked
and it is expected that the contract
will be let next week and work COM
menced as soon as possible. 1t is
expected that the church will be COM
pleted this fall. The Rev. w. w. Fin
ley of the Cathedral staff, has been
placed in charge of the parish and will
superirtend the erection of the church
and later on will build parochial
residence.
Rogers: On Thursday evening,
August 81, the people Of st. Martin s
to their pastor, Rev. F. NJ. Doring,
who departed last week for his new
field of labor in Arlington. Father
Miks of st. Michael, and Father Petit
grew of Dayton, were present at the
reception. In brief address, Father
Father Doring since he organized the
Church of ST. Martin four years ago.
At. that time it had membership of
forty-five families. Since then it has
grown to be flourishing parish of
nearly double that number of families.
presented Father Doring with a beau
tiful gold watch and a purse of money
to which the retiring pastor made a
fitting response, thanking the people
for their generosity and for the CO.
operation given him during the years
Of his pastorate.
Father Doring was the first resident
pastor of st. Martins parish which
had previously been attended as a
mission from st. Walburga. Four
years ago a new brick church was
erected and equipped with all that is
necessary for the needs of religion.
The valuable vestments and sacred
vessels were donated by different
| members of the parish, and at the
| annual fairs large sums of money
were collected to apply on the in.
| debtedness. During these years a
large number of converts have been
| received into the Church. All the
members of the congregation regret
Father Doring's departure.
Saltwater: A class of thirty candi
| dates will be admitted to membership
in the local Council, knights of Co
lumbus, at an initiation to be held on
the afternoon of September II, al
which the second and third degrees OF
the Order will be exemplified under
the direction of District Deputy
Fred D. Mccarthy and staff of st
Paul. The ceremony will be brought
| to q clnSe with q hannnet at which q