The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-08-19
ARCHDIOCESE of ST. PAUL

Clergy of the Archdiocese of ST. Paul
will take place. 1t will open on Mon
day evening, August p, and close the
following Friday afternoon. The Rev.
Francis P. Havey, S. s., of st. Mary S
Seminary, Baltimore, Md, will preach
the sermons. There will be about 230
priests in attendance.
Assignment of Priests: The Rev.
Lawrence Cosgroye of Rosemount, has
been transferred to the parish OF OAR
win and it's mission, Forest City; the
Rev. E. p. Murphy, assistant pastor
of the Church of st. Michael, Still
water, becomes pastor of the Sacred
Heart parish, Rush City.
House of the Good Shepherds: The
ceremony of a religious reception took
place at the House Of the Good Shep-
herd Mount Eudes, st. Paul, on Thurs
day afternoon, August II, at two
o'clock. The Rev. Bernard Feeney OF
st. Paul Seminary OBLIGATED and
preached the sermon.
SnuTCn OF 81 ANU C"s hC gum VI
about $500 was realized at the mid
summer picnic given by the congrega-
ton OF st. Andrews parish, st. Paul,
of which Rev. T. A. PrintOn is pastor,
at RosetOWn hall on the afternoon and
evening of August Is. There was a
large attendance Of people who en-
joyed the amusementS provided for
them and were liberal in patrOnizing
the booths. The committee in charge
of the arrangements are to be con-
graduated for their successful VEN
ture, and the people Of the parish on
the loyal manner in which they re-
spond when there is question of aiding
the church.
Silver Jubilee Anniversary: On the
feast of the Assumption, August Is,
Mother NJ. Sebastian of the COngrega.
ton of St. Joseph, in charge OF the
Domestic Department of st. Paul Sem
mary, celebrated the tWenty-fifth an
niversary of her religious life. The
occasion was not marked by any pub.
lie ceremony but many of her friends
called to offer congratulations and
best wishes. Mother Sebastian is a
native Of Minnesota and was for many
years a successful teacher in the paro
chial schools of the Archdiocese. Fol-
the past fourteen years she has been
stationed at the Seminary.
Convent of the Visitation: On the
afternoon of August Is, the feast of the
Assumption, the ceremonies of a re
ligious reception and profession took
place in the chapel of the Monastery
of the Visitation, ST. Paul. One young
woman was received into the com
munity, and two novices made theil
profession. The Reverend Bernard
Feeney of st. Paul Seminary officiateC
at the ceremony and preached the ser
mon. He was assisted by Fathe
Cleary and Father Harrington of the
Church of ST. Luke. A large number
of priests were present, as we'll as rel
atives and friends of the Sisters Wht
took part in the ceremony. The serv
ice was brought to a close with Bene
diction of the Blessed Sacrament.
Pro-CathedraI of ST. Mary: An au
tumn festival which will absorb thu
social energies of the ProCathedra
parish, Minneapolis, for several week
is already planned and the worker
have begun their preliminary labors
The festival will take the form of
contest between the three assistan
priests Of the parish with their squad
and teams of workers. Reveren
Francis Burns will have charge of til
West division, Reverend j. L. O'Nei
of the East and Reverend Timoth
O'Connell of the North.
Church of Notre Dame de Lourdes
The annual election of officers of 81
Joseph's Union held on August 8, re
suited as follows: Chaplain, RICH
Reverend Mgr Guillot; President, I
Delaria; First VicePresident, S.
Cyr; Second Vice-President, S. Fol
tame; Corresponding Secretary, A. +
Demeules; Treasurer, F. Papillon
Medical Examiner, DR.. c. A. LaPierr'
A vote of thanks was rendered to tn
retiring president M. Poisson, VIII
gave five years of faithful service
the work of the society.
Church of the Incarnation: TIL
school building of the Incarnation pa
ish, Minneapolis, is undergoing tho
ough renovation in preparation for tn
opening of the school year. A corr
of painters, varnishers and plumber
have gone over the building from til
top floor to the basement to put ever
thing in shipshape. The pastor, Re
erend j. M. Cleary, has had the wo1
done early so that all disagreeab
odors of paint and varnish will be goI
long before the school term opens.
Frontenac: The Rev. Joseph G
tierrez, an exiled Mexican priest, h;
been appointed Chaplain at Vii
Maria Academy. He is the secor
Mexican priest eXiled from his oV
country to beureceived into the Arc
diocese of st. Paul. The other, Re
e. Alphonse Gutierrez, has been give
a position on the PROFESSIONAL staff
the College of st. Thomas and W
teach Spanish in that institution al
at the College of st. Catherine.
olivia: A most enjoyable reuni'
Re bo of tho GRADUATE