The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-07-01
ARCHDIOCESE Of ST. PAUL

Cathedral of ST. Paul: The feast of
Corpus Christi was celebrated at the
late Mass in the Cathedral on Sunday,
June 25, with procession which was
led by the Cathedral choristers. They
were followed by the members OF the
confirmation class,-the girls dressed
in white,-the altar boys, Cathedral
clergy, and the officiating priests. The
canopy over the Blessed Sacrament
was borne by four prominent members
of the congregation. During the pro
cession the choristers sang the
"Pange Lingua," and the "Lauda
Sion" The procession was very i'm
pressive and devotional and congre-
cation that taxed the seating capacity
of the church participated in the serV-
ice. The sermon was preached by the
Rev. c. NJ. Thuente, o. P, of Mime
apolis, who also preached at the morn
ing and evening services during the
Forty Hours Devotion which closed on
Tuesday evening in a most solemn
manner. During the three days the
church was filed with devout worship
pers at the morning and evening eXer-
cises and large numbers visited the
Blessed Sacrament during the time OF
exposition.
Christian Brothers Retreat: The
annual retreat for the Christian
Brothers will take place in the Col
lege of st. Thomas, st. Paul, beginning
on Friday, July Z. 1t will be attended
nv the members of the Order from St.
Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Winona,
and Rochester.
Our Ladys Chapel: The regular
monthly meeting of the Executive Com
mittee and promoters of the fund for
the Blessed Virgins Chapel in the new
Cathedral will be held in the Cathedral
school auditorium on Friday,tJune 30,
at half past two o'clock. The Cathe-
dral choristers, under the direction OF
the Rev. T. R. Talbot will furnish the
musical program for the occasion, and
the reports from the promoters and
officers will show the amount collected
since the last meeting as we'll as the
total amount on hand.
Church of ST. Andrew: The eXer
cises of a iridium were conducted by
Rev. Charles Cassidy, a Passionlst
from st. Paul, Kansas, in the Church
of st. Andrew, st. Paul, from Tuesday
morning to Thursday evening OF last
week. There was a large congrega
ton present at all the services anc
more than three hundred approached
the sacraments.
On Sunday, June II, forty-five chill
dren received their first Solemn Com
munion in the Church Of st. Andrew
The Mass was celebrated by the pas
tor, Rev. #. A. PrintOn
On June IS, Field Day was held on
the athletic grounds of the College Of
ST. Thomas under the auspices of the
Holy Name Society of the parish
The proceeds, amounting to $3.50, were
added to the fund which the Hol.
Name Society is collecting for the new
parochial school building.
Church of St. Louis: The Rev. Jos
eph Guibert, S. NJ, assistant pastor o
the Church of Notre Dame des Vic
torres, San Francisco, Cal, is VISITING
ST. Paul, the guest of the Reyeren
Marist Fathers in charge OF tn
Church of st. Louis. Father Guiber
has been stationed in San Francisc
for many years and is now on Vaca
ton necessitated by i'll health
Church of ST. COLUMBIA: Prepar;
tions are now complete for the Fourt
of July picnic, to be held on tn
grounds at the corner of Hamline ave
and Iafond street, st. Paul, for tn
benefit of the building fund of tn
Church of st. Columbia. Committee
have been appointed to take charge
the various social events, which il
clude program of games in the atte
noon, the serving of meals and luncl
es. booths for ice cream, cts, and
the evening an old-fashioned Fourth
July fireworks celebration, with must
songs and character sketches. A sp
cial and very popular feature will\be
bout of Irish jig and hornpipe danclI
to Nhe accompaniment of the fiddle
and perhaps the bagpipes-given
some of the best opponents OF tn
most difficult and taking art among Il
Irish in the city.
st. Mary's Hospital: The Nurse
Alumnae Association of st. Mary
Hospital, Minneapolis, elected the Il
lowing officers for the coming yea
President, Miss Agnes Krimbing; fir
vice president, Miss Elizabeth Wolf
second vice president, Miss Muckl
recording secretary, Miss Margar
Kennedy; corresponding secretal
Mrs. Grace Coad;. treasurer, Miss a
gusta Mettle.
Church of ST. Anthony: The peoI
of st. Anthony's parish, Minneapol
will hold their second annual reuni
$3.50 and picnic on the church grounds
Second Street and Eighth Aven'
Northeast, on Tuesday, July 4. 1
committees have been appointed
sd arrange for the celebration and a p
gram of sports, games and Trevor
will be presented. st. Anthony
Padua parish is the oldest in the
of Minneapolis and it is expected tt