The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-01-29
ARCHDIOCESE ofST. PAUL

feast of the Seminary-the Conver
sion of ST. Paul-was commemorated
last Tuesday, January %, with Pom.
tifical High Mass in st. Mary's Chapel
celebrated by the Right Reverend
James Trobec, assisted by the sem
inarians as officers of the Mass. The
Rev. e. j. Wilbee, pastor of st. An
thongs Church, Minneapolis, preached
the sermon, in which he dwelt on the
virtues of st. Paul, which contributed
10 the success OF his missionary work
He emphasized especially the pa
thence, humility, zeal and human char
acteristics of the great Apostle of the
Gentiles.
The celebration was attended by the
Most Reverend Archbishop Ireland
Archbishop Keane of Dubuque, Bishop
I4awler, Mgr. ITCHY, the Seminary fac
ulty and student body, and about for
ty members Of the Alumni Associa
ton.
After Mass the alumni held their
annual meeting which was postponed
from October II. The principal bust
ness was the election of officers, all
OF whom, with the exception of two OF
the six directors, who are elected an
nually, hold Office for three years
The election resulted as follows
President, Rev. John Dunphy, ST
Thomas College; Vice President, Very
Rev. DIR. Schaefer, rector of the Sem
mary (ex-officio); Secretary, Rev. Oil
yer Dolphin, Anoka; Treasurer, Rev
Martin |. ]. Griffin, st. Thomas Col
lege: Directors, Rev. w. P. Powers
Virginia, and Rev. P. A. Roy, st. Paul
Church of ST. Louis: Next Tuesday
evening, February /, the install
lation of officers of st. AIMS Court
of the Catholic Order of Foresters
affiliated with the Church of st
Louis, st. Paul, will take place
The following officers will be in
stalled: Chaplain, Rev. Il. Vinas
S. NJ; Chief Ranger, Minnie Rob
ert: Vice Chief Ranger, Azildf
Bousquet; Recording Secretary, Hell
enc Lancette; Financial Secretary
Alma Brunette; Treasurer, Elizabeth
Godbout; Medical Examiner, DR.. 10
seph Martineau; Executive Commit
tee, Georgiana Labossiere, Seraphint
Lessard and Rose Trembley.
Church of ST. Agnes: The public
celebration of the feast of st. Agnes
patroness of the parish, took place il
the Church of st. Agnes, st. Paul, 0
which Rev. A. Ogulin is pastor, OF
Sunday, January %. Pontifical Higl
Mass was celebrated at half past tel
o'clock by the Right Reverend jane
Trobec, former Bishop of st. Cloud
mon was preached by the Rev. JONI
Seliskar of st. Paul Seminary. In tn
afternoon and evening a bazaar, he'll
in the school hall for the benefit @
the church, was we'll patroniZed.
Church of ST. Stephen: An audienc
that comfortably filed the parochis
school hall of st. Stephens parish
Minneapolis, assembled last Sunda
evening to listen to a lecture by Nj
George Benson Hewetson of Regin;
Sask., former Anglican minister VIII
was received into the Church nearl
two years ago. He chose for his sui
iect, why l became a Catholic" an
pleased his hearers with an instructiv
account of the cause which led hil
into the True Church.
The smoker held in the gymnasium
of st. Stephens parochial school bull
ing, Minneapolis, drew more tina
three hundred men of the parish t
gether on Wednesday evening of la
week and proved to be most graf
flying success in every way. The pa
tor. Rev. James Gaughan, expresst
his pleasure at the splendid turn-o,
and noted that there were many pre-
ent who had probably never been i
side the school building before. Sc
eral songs were rendered and eXl
bition games of basket ball, han
ball and indoor base ball were play
by way of entertainment, as well
to demonstrate the suburb capabiliti
of the new gymnasium. Priests al
people are enthusiastic over the et
fice,f which is rapidly becoming
truth what it was designed to be,
social center for every kind of pari
activity.
Church of ST. Thomas: A Sacr
Concert was given in the Church
st. Thomas, Minneapolis, of viii
Rev. NJ. O'Brien is pastor, on Sunds
January %. The members of t
choir were assisted by quartet
composed of Miss Mae Corcoran,
prano Miss Sue Huston, contralt
John d. Douglas, tenor; and E.
Joncas, baritone Mrs. ]. d. Doug
gave number of pipe organ sci
tions. The proceeds of the conc
were added to the new pipe org
fund of the church.
Seton Guild: The annual enterta
ment of the Seton Guild of Min
apolis, held in the Radisson Mono
evening, January "a, brought togetl
an unusually large throng. The |
gram was well balanced and tt
oughly prepared one, consisting
songs, readings, representations /;
instrumental music by several W
known artists. Eugene Skaaden
companied the singing of Mrs. Thor
Whyler Greene, who was encored
peatedly by the large audience. {
trude O'Neill, dramatic art teac