The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-04
ARCHDIOCESE of ST. PAUL


ton III the Church of ST, Adalbert
st. Paul, to one hundred and thirty
five persons. An Offering of $1,000
was made to the chapel Of IS. Cyril
and Methodius in the new Cathedral
On Wednesday, November /, the
Archbishop confirmed a class in the
Church of ST. Joseph, Minneapolis.
One hundred and thirty persons, OF
whom seven were adults and con.
It's, were in the class.
The Right Reverend Bishop Trobec
administered confirmation as follows:
Sunday, October -, at the Church of
Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Mime.
apolis, ninety-tour persons were con
1irmed, of whom fourteen were adults
and two of these, converts. An offer
ing of $1,000 was made to the chapel
of SIS. Cyril and Methodius in the
new Cathedral. Monday, October %,
in the Church of St. Margaret, Hop
kinS, sixty-one persons were confirm
ed, of whom six were adults, one of
these being a convert. An offering
of $4,000 was made to the chapel of
IS. Cyril and Methodius. Wednesday,
October %, at Litchtield, eighty-fOur
persons were confirmed, of whom five
were adult converts. An offering Of
$3.50 was made to the chapel of st.
Patrick in the new Cathedral. Thurs
day, October 26, at Clara City, one
hundred and fourteen persons were
confirmed, OF whom fifteen were
adults, and thirteen of these, con.
verts. An Offering OF $500 was made
to the chapel OF st. Boniface, and
$1,000 to that Of st. Patrick in the
new Cathedral
The offering made at Confirmation
in the following places will be used
for the chapel of ST. Patrick in the
new Cathedral: Morton, $4,000;
Birch Coolie, $4,000; Franklin, $500.
Cathedral: The marbles for the
chapel of st. Peter in the new Cathe-
dral have arrived i'll New York. They
will soon be in st. Paul, and will be
placed in position.
Sunday evening, November ;, Rev.
j. Harrington, of the Cathedral staff,
will speak on The Omnipresence Of
Cod
College of ST. Thomas: Ground has
been broken for the new chapel, and
the contractors, the =. NJ. HenneSsy
Construction Company, arc taking adj
vantage of the fine weather to push
the work as fast and rs far as posi-
bic this fall Already one eau see
that the site chosen for tho chapel
the knoll in front of the old chapel
will give the new structure a command
ing position and serve to bring out the
full beauty of the lines planned by Mr..
Masqueray. The.contract calls for the
completion OF the work by the midSum-
mcr OF 1917.
The victory won by the st. Thomas
football team over Marquette is the
subject OF much rejoicing at the Col
lege. Marquette has been a danger
Gus rival of St Thomas on the football
field, and the splendid team which it
sent to St Paul last Friday had good
reason to hope that at last it would
wrest victory from ST. Thomas. Dur
ing the past three years ST. Thomas
has played Marquette at Milwaukee,
winning two games and coming out
even in the third. The new victory
won by the College will render the
rivalry between both schools more
keen and more interesting. Ideal
weather and the prospects of good
game drew an unusually large con-
course OF people to the st. Thomas
athletic field. The game was full of
surprises and brilliant plays, and kept
the spectators on the alert from the
first moment to the last.
College of st. Catherine: On Satur-
day, November 4, through the courtesy
and kindness of the Elliott and Sher-
man Film Company of Minneapolis,
the great photo-play, Ramona" will
be shown in the College of st. Gather
inc, st. Paul. The production will be
given in the Jeanne dare auditorium
of the College, and will begin at 2:45.
The members of all the religious Com
1uuulJlCS VI IHC L VIII OlllcS are SOl-
daily invited to be present.
Church Of ST. Agnes: The Church
of st. Agnes has been beautifully
decorated during the summer. The
work was done by the local church
artist, w. Lalonde, and is certainly
great credit. to the artist.
Cretin Alumni: The Christian
Brothers alumni, graduates OF Cretin
high school, ST. Paul. will hold their
forty-fifth annual banquet at ?. NJ,
November o. in the Marquette room
of the Ryan hotel
On Friday, October 81, the Reverend
James Reardon, pastor of st. Mary S
Church, addressed the boys of Cretin
High School. He spoke very eloquent
~ of the lay apostolate, emphasizing
the great need of a thorough educa-
tion in Christian Doctrine, If the work
of the Church in America is to so on,
The first message heard over the
wireless recently installed at Cretin,
was from the station at Arlington
Heights. Messages from the Great
Lakes are continually coming in over
the wires On Thursday, October 81
the executive committee of the Chris
tian Brothers Alumni met at the
school.