The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-05-27

/ the direction oil Father u COnnell, Will
stage THE Parish Priest on Tues
day evening, May 80, in the auditorium
of the parochial school which has just
been completely furnished and equip
ped with all modern appliances. This
will be the first Offering since its open
J ing.
Faribauft: The local council of the
Knights of Columbus will exemplify
the second and third degrees of the
Order on a large class of candidates
on Sunday, May IS. The major degree
will be given by District Deputy Nolan
and staff of Brainerd, Mimi. Follow
ing the initiation banquet will be
served in the Armory at which pro-
gram of toasts will be rendered
A piano recital was given at Bethle-
1 hem Academy on the afternoon of
1 Sunday, May IA, by Miss Valerie Has
kell of the advanced music depart
ment.
Last Wednesday afternoon and even
ing the Faribault Council, Knights of
Columbus presented play entitled
Wedding Time. 1t was staged at
the Grand Theatre by local artists,
under the direction of William H.
| Kamman of St Paul.
GraceviIIe: st. Marys Academy,
which is under the direction of the
Sisters of ST. Joseph, will hold its
commencement exercises for the SEN
ior class on Wednesday, May 81
There are sixteen graduates.
| Kilkenny: "The Limerick Boy"
was staged at Murphys Hall on Fri
day evening, May 26, before a large
audience which generously applauded
the players. It was under the auspices
of the Hibernian Dramatic Club.
| Buffalo: The cornerstone of the
new Church of ST. Francis which is
being built under the direction of the
pastor, Rev. j. A. Heinz, will be laid
next Sunday afternoon, May %, at
three o'clock. The Right Reverend
| Mgr. Guillot of Minneapolis, will Off
ciate at the blessing of the corner
| stone, and the sermon will be preach
| ed by the Rev. J. M. Reardon of ST.
Paul.
Belle Plaine: A weeks mission
will open in the Church of the Sacred
Heart, of which Rev. T. Minogue is
pastor, on Sunday, May %. It will be
given by the Rev. James McGork, a
member of the Holy Ghost Order,
from Philadelphia, Pa.
Fairfax: st. Joseph's Society OF st.
| Andrews parish will celebrate the sill
yer jubilee of it's institution on Sun
| day, May %. Immediately after Mass
a class of thirty candidates will be
initiated in the church hall In the
evening banquet will be served by
the women of the parish and addresses
| will be made by Messrs. J. Q. Juene-
| mann and George Gerlach of ST Paul,
members of the Grand Council Dele
cations will be present from New Ulm,
st. George, Bird Island, Sleepy Eye
and other places.
The exercises of the Forty Hours
4 were brought to a close in ST. Andrews
| Church with the late Mass on Sunday,
May 81. The pastor, Rev. J. j. Goer-
gen, was assisted by Father Klein of
Sleepy Eye, Father Schumacher of
Clara City, Father Hart of Morton, and
Father Reardon of ST. Paul About
six hundred people approached the
Sacramento.
Montgomery: The Rev. John Glea-
son of New Prague, will deliver the
address at the Memorial Day celebra-
ton, under the auspices of the City
Council, on May 80. The G.. A. R.
veterans and the school children will
march in the parade of which the Hon,
John Spence will be marshal.
Springfield: The Rev. Valerius
Nelles, O. f. NJ, pastor of the Sacred
Heart Church, st. Paul, preached the
sermons at the Thirteen Hours Devo-
ton in the Church of st. Raphael of
which Rev Francis Rant is pastor, OH
Tuesday, May 23 A number of the
neighboring priests also assisted at
1 the services.
Saltwater: TO conclude in an APP
propriate manner the jubilee year, or
fiftieth anniversary of its organization,
a mission will open in the Church of
st. Mary, of which Rev Conrad Glatz-
maier, o. S. B., is pastor on Sunday,
May %, and close on Sunday. June 5.
The exercises will be under the direc-
ton of the Rev. Frederick Hagemann,
S. j.. and Rev. John Spirig, S. J., of
Prairie du Chen, Wis.
MonticelIo: A mission was given in
st. Henry's Church from Sunday, May
Z, to Sunday, May IA and in st. Luxe's
Church, Clearwater. from Sunday, May
n IA. to Sunday, May II. Rev J. p Hol-
land is pastor of both parishes. The
mission was conducted by the Rev.
Matthew Miller. Passionist Father,
from st. Louis. Missouri, and was ex-
tremely well attended in both places.
, Not only the Catholics but also the
non-Catholics manifested great inter
est in the sermons and instructions,
which were given every morning and
evening. The mission was productive
of much good, and the missionary
!, takes with him the good will of all