The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-06-03
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL

ST. P2uI Seminary NGAL WSGh lllC
annual ordinations will take place in
the Seminary. AS a preparation for
them the retreat for the students will
open next Saturday evening, June >,
under the direction of the Rev. T. F..
Burke, C. S. p, Superior OF the
Paulist Community in Chicago, and
will close on Thursday morning, June
8, with the final ordination Mass at
eight o'clock. On that day the Most
Reverend Archbishop will officiate and
will confer subdeacOnship on the
members of the third year class, and
priesthood on fifteen deacons. TWEEN
ty-siX other members Of the class have
been or will be, ordained elsewhere.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, June D
and z, the Right Reverend James 1ro-
bee, former Bishop of ST. Cloud, will
confer tonsure, minor orders, subdea-
conship and deaconship. All the sery-
ices will take place in st. Mary
Chapel.
On Saturday morning, June 3, the
results of the oral and written exam
nations will be announced by the Rec
tor, Very Reverend Francis Schaefer.
The written examinations were held
last week and the oral took place this
week. On, June s, the Seminary will
close for the summer vacation and
the students win depart for their
homes.
Cathedral OF St. Paul: On Thurs
day, June first, the feast of the AS
cension, $50 boys and girls were adj
mitted to their first Solemn Commun-
ion at the nine O'Clock Mass, celebrated
by the pastor Very Reverend 7. j..
Gibbons, V. G. Two hundred children
who received their First Communion
last year renewed it on this occasion
In the afternoon at three o'clock the
members of the first Communion class
were enrolled in the scapular.
Visitation Academy: The exercises
of commencement week at the Vista
ton Academy, st. Paul, will begin next
Monday morning, June 5, with the Gel
ebration of High Mass at ten o'clock
and the baccalaureate sermon by the
Very Reverend H. Moynihan, President
of the College of st. Thomas. The
juvenile program will be given on
Wednesday afternoon, June Z, at three
o'clock and the distribution of honors
will take place on Thursday, June 8,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon. The
Very Reverend Thomas j. Gibbons,
V. G., will preside and deliver the ad-
dress.
st. Agatha's Conservatory: THE
Modern Cinderella, a comedy by
Gladys r. Brigham, was presented
on the evening of May 25 by the
pupils in Expression. Fourteen char
acters were in the cast and all played
their parts very we'll Pauline Bruce
as Principal of fashionable boarding
school for girls entered into her
character especially we'll and Grace
Backer as the Modern Cinderella was
and red slippers. Rosetta REM and
Margaret Eue played well as Fresh
men and Agnes ellis as Mrs. O'Brien
and M. Stulsmth as Louise Mont
gomery furnished much amusement
with Mrs O'Brien's brogue and
Louisas Il thut it fearful?" The
Conservatory auditorium was crowded
to it's limit st. Agatha's Orchestra
furnished the music.
Next Saturday afternoon the Senior
Expression Glass will present THE
Dramatic Contest" in a two-part pro-
gram and next Tuesday afternoon and
Wednesday evening the pupils of the
Conservatory will appear in an
operetta by Rhys Herbert entitled "A
Wild Rose"
The students Art Exhibit will take
place Saturday afternoon, June 3, from
8 to o'clock.
College of St. Catherine: The eXer-
cises of the twelfth annual commence
ment of the College of st. Catherine.
st. Paul, will open Sunday evening,
June 4, when the Rev. Oliver Dolphin
of Anoka, will preach the baccalau-
reate sermon before the faculty and
pupils in the College chapel. On Mon
day evening, June s. a banquet will be
given to the college students and the
class play, Midsummer Nights
Dream" will be given on Wednesday
afternoon, June z, at three o'clock in
the Jeanne Dare auditorium. The
commencement exercises will take
place on Thursday morning, June 8, at
ten o'clock After the comforting OF
degrees, medals, and diplomas, the ad-
dress will be delivered by the Most
Reverend Archbishop Keane of Du
buque. The alumnae meeting will take
place on Thursday afternoon, June g.
at three o'clock.
Church of st. Mark: On Wednesday
May "a, the Most Reverend Arch
bishop confirmed a class of 145 in the
Church of ST. Mark, Merriam Park, OF
which the Rev. ]. A. Corrigan is pas
tor. In the class where thirty adults
eighteen of whom were converts. The
confirmation offering of $4,000 will be
added to the fund for the Blessed Vir
gins Chapel in the new Cathedral.
Church of ST. Cecilia: The Rev
Charles Cassidy of Chicago lectured
Sunday evening, May %, at st. Ceci
las Church, st. Paul. of which Rev
p. R. Cunningham is pastor, on Re
ligion and Patriotism" A musical
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