The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-05-13
ARCHDIOCESE of ST. PAUL

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T. j. Gibbons, heretofore pastor of the
Church of st. Luke, has been appoint
ed pastor Of the Cathedral by the
Most Reverend Archbishop i'll success
sion to the Right Reverend Bishop
LawlCr of Lead ~
ST, Vincent de Paul Society: The
second quarterly meeting of the So
Ciety took place last Sunday evening
All the Cathedral school auditorium
and was largely attended. Reports
were read from the different parish
conferences. Hon. ]. w. Willis, Presi-
dent of the Metropolitan Central Coun-
Gil, reported the formation of paro-
Chial conferences in Minneapolis and
said that soon Il conference would be
formed in the Holy Redeemer parish,
st. Paul. Mr.. c. J. p. Young said that
steps would be taken during the sum
mer to establish Il working mems hotel
for those in need. The City Mission
AIRY read his report for the quarter
The Most Reverend Archbishop prCSid-
ed ut the meeting and i'll the course OF
his address urged the conferences tO
keep up their activity during the sum,
mcr months and encourage the needy
to save their money.
Memorial Day Exercises: The chair
man of the Memorial Day school eX.
crcises, Mr.. r. p. ORcgan, has issued
AN invitation to the parochial schools
of the city to participate in the ccle-
bratiOn which will take place on Fri
day, May 20. Each paroChial school
that desires a speaker for the occasion
will be furnished with one and is eX.
pcctCd to have its own special program
in addition. AS far as possible the
schools will be allowed to choose their
speakers. Representative of the state,
county and city, as we'll as business
and professional men, have been asked
to offer their services as speakers. We
hope the parocbial schools will CO.
operate with the committee and hold
appropriate celebrations on that day.
CarroIIton Club: At the meeting of
llIC \ dGIOttlOl Nlllil Utlu III lhC hIlloIlIS
of Columbus building, St Paul, on
Thursday evening, May IL, tho Rev. G.
L. Cremin of st. Paul Seminary, gave
an address on "St. Brendan in His
tory and Legend: a Sixth Century Dis
eoverer of America The lecture was
audience
Church of ST. Mark: The Rev. z.
Waldron of ST. Paul Seminary, de-
livGred Il lecture on "Christian
Science" in the parochial school hall
Oh Friday evening, May ).
$50 - aus,u>3I.Y IA .,-ioi,s nu - -
Guild of Catholic Women: The Arts
and Letters Department of the Guild
will have May Day program on Sat
urday, May 20, at the home of Mrs.
Arthur Johnson, Fort Smelling, tC
which all the members OF the Guild
aud their friends are invited. 1t will
take the form Of a silver tea. The
Rev. y. T.. O'BriCn Of ST. Thomas Col
lego will give lecture on Irish Mel
ody, illustrated with antique Speci-
mems by the lecturer and Mrs. Jane
Holland Cameron; Mrs. Frank l.. IIoff-
man, piano; Mrs. Helen Schultz kueff-
ner, violin.
The annual meeting of the Guild
was held in the Wilder building on
May first The reports of the chair
men of the various departments and
committees showed that great
amount of work was done during the
year. On behalf of the members, Mrs.
Quinlan paid a wGlldesCrved tribute
to Mrs. O'Toolc, the retiring Presi-
dent, and presented her with bcauti-
full praycrbook. The financial report
showed receipts amounting to $2,534.91
and disbursements amounting to ST.
114.31
Last week the Guild presented a
copy of the Knights of Columbus edi-
tion of tho Catholic Encyclopedia to
the Sisters Of the Good Shepherd,
Mount Eudes, St Paul who have ex-
pressed warm appreciation of the gift.
The Guild also donated a number of
reference books to the ST. Paul Public
Library during the year.
Church of ST. James: The Rev
Andrew Doyle, Lake Benton, Mimi,
delivered Il lecture on The Irish
Element in American Life" in St.
James parochial school hall. ST. Paul,
last Tuesday evening. The lecture
was illustrated with stereopticon
views and proved very interesting
and instructive to the large audience
present on that occasion.
Church of ST. Luke: The pupils of
st. Luke's school, st. Paul, have pre-
scented set of The Catholic World
from 1868 to 1874, inclusive, to the
st. Paul Public Library. The libra
rian, DR.. Dawson Johnson, hopes
that others may be able to complete
the files to date. The library would
like to obtain complete set of The
American Catholic Quarterly" and
other publications of similar nature
Church of the Ascension: The
Most Reverend Archbishop will adj
minister the Sacrament of Coniirma
ton to class of children in the
Church of the Ascension, Minneapolis
of which Rev. ]. Harrington is pastor
next Sunday afternoon, May Il, at
three O'Clock