The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-04-22

Knott of the Northwestern ConSerVa-
tory of Music, will give an address
on Some Interesting Phases of
School Music Teaching" with illus
: trations of some of herr pupils taking
the normal shcool course.
Church of St. Anne: Reverend Will
liam H. Blum who has given a series
of instructions in the Church of st.
Anne, Minneapolis, during Lent, will
end the course with a sermon on the
Passion of Christ, Good Friday even
ing. The pastor, Reverend d. Richard,
who has been conducting the Lenten
deVotiOns in the Sacred Heart Church
at Robbinsdale, will also end his in
structions on Good Friday night.
Church of the Incarnation: A large
number of the practitioners and their
friends attended the Passion Play of
Oberammergau," the stereoptiCOn lee
ture by the pastor, Reverend J. M.
Cleary, on Palm Sunday evening in
the hall of the Incarnation Church,
Minneapolis. Father Cleary used a
new set of slides which enabled the
audience to follow with but little eff
fort the course of the play as it is
presented by the Bavarian villagers.
lie emphasized the culture and re-
finCment of the people who take part
in the great drama and attributed this
largely to their familiarity with the
passion and death of Christ. The lee
| tIIrn of IN IN
terry plays and miracle plays of the
Middle Ages as having similar effects
on the civilization and ideals of those
times,
The-Young Peoples Club will give
q social entertainment at the Royal
Arcanum hall, near Lake street, on
Friday evening, April IS.
Church of ST. Stephen: The Easter
report of st. Stephens Church, Min
neapolis, indicates that the parishion-
ers are keenIy alive to the advantages
afforded them and their children by
the presence of the new school build
ing. All classes in the parish have
been using it freely during the winter
for social and literary purposes; and
now the Easter financial report shows
that they are willing to pay generous
ly for these advantages. The school
fund has 295 contributors whose COM
bined offerings amount to $4,41350.
The report also includes the Christ
mas collection, $1,525.00
North st. Paul: This week A. NJ.
Smith of ST. Paul who has the con-
tract for plastcring the new Church
of st. Peter, of which Reverend p J..
Lang is pastor erected the Scaffolding
and made preparations to begin the
work next week. The church is a
brick structure with seating capac-
ity sufficient to serve the needs of
the growing congregation for many
/ Years. 1t is built on site across
the street from that occupied by the
present church and parochial resi-
dence.
White Bear: The two prCSCnta-
tons of the Passion Play by Reverend
James A. ByrncS of st. Paul Seminary
drew capacity houses on Palm Sunday,
i'll spite of the umfaVorable weather.
Interest was heightened by a number
Of original photographs taken by him
at Oberammergau, and his personal in
tervieWs with many of the leading
actors in their homes. The singing
of Pedestrians beautiful "Reproaches'
by the choir of st. Mary's Church in
the sacristy with partly closed doors
{; produced novel and beautiful effect
during the CruCifiXiOn scenes. A hand.
some sum was realized for the paro-
Chial school.
Silver Lake: Forty Hours Devo-
ton will be held in the Church of st.
Adalbert beginning Tuesday, April %,
and ending the following Thursday
evening. The pastor Reverend A. Ia
lewski, will be assisted by a number
, of the neighboring pastors.
; Buffalo: Preparations are being
made to resume work on the new
Church of st. Francis early next
month. The foundation was put in
last fall and the floor laid. During
the winter the brick for the building
was hauled to the site which is about
two blocks from the old church. The
work ON the superstructure will be
= carried on as rapidly as possible, and
according to present plans, the church
= will be ready for dedication next
6 Christmas. The Reverend Joseph A
Heinz is pastor of the parish
Mound: Mass was celebrated in the
: Church of Our Lady of the Lake al
: eleven o'clock on Palm Sunday, ant
hereafter, during the summer months
: services will De held at that hour fol
: the benefit of the tourists and others
= who spend the summer at Lake Min
netonka. The parish is attended as {
!" mission by the Reverend Francis Jae
= ger of ST. Bonifacius, who opened the
= church as an accommodation for sum
: mer visitors on the lake shore
lie Sueur: Forty Hours Devotion
; was held in the Church of ST.. Anne OIL
Sunday, April 8, and the following
} days. The pastor, Reverend R. Cahill
was assisted by number of the neigh
boring priests who preached the ser
; mons and assisted in hearing confes
sions.